MARC Record from University of Toronto

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008 760820s1966 enk a m eng c
090 08 $aPR D446$bMICR$fmfm$c1
100 10 $aDefoe, Daniel,$d1661?-1731
245 04 $aThe writings of Daniel Defoe.
260 0 $aLondon,$bUniversity Microfilms, ltd.$c[1966]
500 $aEditorial adviser: John Robert Moore.
505 0 $aGroup 1. Addresses or appeals to the speaker of the House of Commons or to Parliament.- Group 2. Business, economics, national debt.- Group 3. Church of England, Bangorian controversy, High Church faction.- Group 4. Collections of Defoe's writings.- Group 5. Current events.- Group 6. Didactic writings.- Group 7. Dissenters. Occasional conformity.- Group 8. The Dutch.- Group 9. Fiction.- Group 10. Geography and travel.- Group 11. George I, II, and the Hanoverian succession (2 reels).- Group 12. Harley, Earl of Oxford.- Group 13. History, biography and fictitious memoirs (2 reels).- Group 14. James II. Jacobites, the pretender and the rebellion of 1715.- Group 15. Letters.- Group 16. Literature, the press, fine arts.- Group 17. Magic and the supernatural.- Group 18. Newspapers (4 reels).- Group 19. Moon voyages.- Group 20. Peace and union.- Group 21. Peace with France.- Group 22. Personal.- Group 23. Political theories, elections, the mob.- Group 24. Projects.- Group 25. Prophecies.- Group 26. Protestants (in Gt. Britain and continental Europe).- Group 27. Sacheverell.- Group 28. Satires of attack on individuals. Satire on English character or manner, or on public affairs or events.- Group 29. Spanish succession, war with France.- Group 30. Succession to English or Scottish Crown.- Group 31. Union with Scotland.- Group 32. Whigs and Tories.- Group 33. William III, the Revolution of 1688.
533 $aMicrofilm copy.$e38 reels.
700 10 $aMoore, John Robert,$d1890-1973
948 $a07/14/1992$b03/13/1995
949 $aPR D446$wLC$c1$i34444003242088$lMICROTEXT$mMEDIA_COMM$rN$sY$tMICROFORM$u14/8/1994