Richard S. Ellis

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The pylgrymage of Sir Richard Guylforde to the Holy Land, A.D. 1506 / from a copy believed to be unique, from the press of Richard Pynson ; edited by Sir Henry Ellis.

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1849, Der Aufstand in Dresden : ein geschichtlicher Rückblick zur Rechtfertigung Richard Wagner's / von William Ashton Ellis ; deutsche Ausgabe in Überstimmung mit dem Verfasser redigiert von Hans von Wolzogen.

1849, Der Aufstand in Dresden : ein geschichtlicher Rückblick zur Rechtfertigung Richard Wagner's / von William Ashton Ellis ; deutsche Ausgabe in Überstimmung mit dem Verfasser redigiert von Hans von Wolzogen.

William Ashton Ellis 1852-1919

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The works of Oscar Wilde ... / with an introduction by Richard Le Gallienne.

The works of Oscar Wilde ... / with an introduction by Richard Le Gallienne.

Oscar Wilde 1854-1900

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