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CHAPTER XI PRICES OF VARIOUS CLASSES OF BOOKS
- Kidner (Thomas), sale of his library, 107
- Kirton (Joseph), bookseller, ruined by the Fire of London, 28
- Kloss (Dr.), his library, 161
- Knight (Charles), pioneer in the cheapening of good literature, 28
- ‘Knocks-out,’ dishonesty of, 124
- Lacy’s (T. H.) stock, sale of, 176
- Laing (David), his library, 165, 175
- Lakelands library, 173, 176
- Lang (Andrew) on collecting as an investment, 20
- Langford, auctioneer, 137
- Lansdowne (Marquis of), sale of his library, 150; MSS., 137, 150
- Larking (J. Wingfield), his library, 173
- Larpent (Baron), his library, 174
- Lawrence (Edwin H.), his library, 173
- Leicester (Eleanor de Montfort, Countess of), pocket lectionary made for her (1265), 57
- Leland (John) saved MSS. from destruction, 55
- Libraries of the Middle Ages, destruction of, 5
- Libri sales, 164, 175; collection of MSS., 71
- Lilly’s stock, sale of, 176
- Linschoten’s ‘Voyages,’ 219
- Livius (1469), 187, (1470) 187
- Lloyd (Bishop), sale of his library, 121
- Lodge’s (T.) ‘Rosalynde,’ 219
- Loggan’s ‘Oxonia,’ 95, 245; ‘Cantabrigia,’ 95, 245
- Lok’s (H.) ‘Ecclesiastes,’ 219
- London’s (William) ‘Catalogue of Vendible Books,’ 93
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