1.11nafl35300defaultxmlWed Dec 2 00:55:46 2009 UTClccn-n78-95677Novelists, English--19th centuryAuthors, English--19th centuryNovelists, English--1800-1899 (19th century)0.34The rose and the ring0.620.73The works of William Makepeace ThackerayWilliam_Makepeace_Thackerayn 78095677oca00230753aThackeray, William Makepeace,1811-1863Tekkereĭ, Vilʹi︠a︡m Meĭkpis,1811-1863Thackeray, W. M.(William Makepeace),1811-1863Titmarsh, Michael Angelo,1811-1863Tekeri, Uiliam Meĭkpiĭs,1811-1863Pendennis, Arthur,1811-1863Tekkereĭ, V.(Vilʹi︠a︡m),1811-1863Tʻekerei, Uiliam,1811-1863Solomons, Ikey,1811-1863Tekkereĭ, Uilʹi︠a︡m Meĭkpis,1811-1863Fitz-Boodle,1811-1863Wagstaffe, Theophile,1811-1863Sakkare,1811-1863Thackery, William,1811-1863Jeames,1811-1863Yellowplush, Charles James,1811-1863תקרי, ויליאם מייקפיסlccn-n78-87607Dickens, Charles1812-1870attlccn-n50-54840Ray, Gordon Norton1915-edtlccn-n80-67117Cruikshank, George1792-1878illlccn-n50-54861Ritchie, Anne Thackeray1837-1919edtlccn-n78-89077Trollope, Anthony1815-1882lccn-n79-61078Saintsbury, George1845-1933edtlccn-sh86-3357Hanover, House oflccn-n79-71133Doyle, Richard1824-1883illlccn-n79-45512Eliot, George1819-1880lccn-n80-40139Jerrold, Walter1865-1929edtThackeray, William Makepeace1811-1863Thackeray, William Makepeace1811-1863100Historical fictionHumorous fictionSatireAdventure fictionSatire, EnglishDomestic fictionBiographical fictionDidactic fictionAutobiographical fictionBildungsromansEthicsEliot, George,--1819-1880Didactic fiction, EnglishNovelistsGamblersDramaSnobs and snobbishnessLuxuryRadicalismThemes, motivesPolitical fiction, EnglishJournalismPolitical and social viewsEngland--LondonFiction--TechniqueNarration (Rhetoric)Irish--Foreign countriesHumorists, EnglishSocial problemsElectronic booksUnited StatesRogues and vagabondsTechniqueWomenEnglish wit and humorTravelLiterature and societyIrelandEnglish literatureBibliographyEnglish fictionRecords and correspondenceDickens, Charles,--1812-1870Manners and customsLiteratureMarried womenWaterloo, Battle of (Belgium : 1815)Belgium--WaterlooFemale friendshipBritishSocial classesBiographyEuropeNovelists, EnglishGreat BritainEnglandHistoryFictionCriticism, interpretation, etc.Thackeray, William Makepeace,--1811-18631811186318111825182718281829183018321835183618371838183918401841184218431844184518461847184818491850185118521853185418551856185718581859186018611862186318641865186618671868186918701871187218731874187518761877187818791880188118821883188418851886188718881889189018911892189318941895189618971898189919001901190219031904190519061907190819091910191119121913191419151916191719181919192019211922192319241925192619271928192919301931193219331934193519361937193819391940194119421943194419451946194719481949195019511952195319541955195619571958195919601961196219631964196519661967196819691970197119721973197419751976197719781979198019811982198319841985198619871988198919901991199219931994199519961997199819992000200120022003200420052006200720082009<viaf>17230120</viaf>163055book823.8pr5618ocn006611603ocn001565148ocn013868893ocn001113053ocn004792211ocn297306355ocn015671704ocn018059479ocn259766673ocn320413199ocn261124559ocn439279824ocn052980973ocn002881034ocn028013615ocn439355687ocn025698594ocn015145278ocn001940952ocn081729923ocn310639410ocn006614193ocn002352817ocn312923455ocn085297031ocn367550089ocn038673828ocn004992894ocn008053411ocn033465760ocn320562732ocn320052328ocn422078589ocn421512851ocn258134062ocn257966533ocn186002562ocn061682402ocn039067868ocn439178110369312381358Теккерей, Уильям Мейкпис萨克莱薩克雷תקרי, ויליאם מייקפיס萨可莱5698178691129ocn000643780sw000027225:lccn-n78-95677Truebook19430.56Thackeray, William MakepeaceVanity fair : a novel without a heroSatireHumorous fictionHistorical fictionAdventure fictionSatire, EnglishOriginally published in 1848 and subtitled A novel without a hero, Thackeray's masterpiece traces the interweaving destinies of two contrasted heroines during the period of Waterloo and its aftermath. Becky Sharp, orphan daughter of a penniless artist, is resourceful and socially ambitious; her friend Amelia Sedley, at whose comfortable Bloomsbury home Becky goes to stay when the two leave school together, is affectionate, trusting and unworldly. Thwarted in her attempt to trap into marriage Amelia's brother, the fat Anglo-Indian Jos Sedley, Becky leaves to become governess at the Hampshire home of the Crawley family, where she soon makes herself indispensable to the dissolute old baronet, Sir Pitt, and charms his younger, soldier son, Rawdon. On the death of his second wife, Sir Pitt proposes to Becky, only to find that she is already married to Rawdon. This now alienates the wealthy aunt on whose fortune Rawdon depends, and the couple are forced to live by their wits.067940566631257394694ocn000280960sw000121638:lccn-n78-95677Truebook19500.65Thackeray, William MakepeaceThe history of Henry EsmondHistorical fictionHenry Esmond, heir to the Castlewood estate, keeps this a secret to enhance the lives of his beloved cousins.089875933121063994324ocn000113142sw000113142:lccn-n78-95677Truebook19700.62Thackeray, William MakepeaceThe memoirs of Barry Lyndon, EsqHumorous fictionSatireHistorical fictionPicaresque literatureHumorous storiesThe racy memoirs of the Irish braggart and rogue who flourished, if that's the right word, in the late 1700s, are delightfully imagined by one of the great Victorian writers. Even more than Dickens, his contemporary, Thackeray can still beguile the modern reader, as is well testified in his first important novel.047211042X19144220532ocn000244979sw000230798:lccn-n78-95677Truebook19100.70Thackeray, William MakepeaceThe history of Pendennis : his fortunes and misfortunes, his friends and his greatest enemyHumorous fictionBildungsromansAutobiographical fictionPendennis is by no means an ideal hero with his egotism, vanity and weakness. Introduces the womanly Laura, the gushing Miss Amory, the Irishman Captain Costigan, the old buck Major Pendennis andd the manly George Warrington.014043076814052055168ocn049293436sw000364789:lccn-n78-95677Truebook19470.34Thackeray, William MakepeaceThe rose and the ringFairy talesAdventure fictionFantasy fictionA facsimile of Thackeray's own manuscript and illustrations of a fairy tale, created for a sick child, telling about nonsense adventures at a royal court.193014230713642610211ocn000017751sw000017751:lccn-n78-95677Falsebook18530.71Thackeray, William MakepeaceThe English humourists of the eighteenth century141020301813272691257ocn034046307sw000057404:lccn-n78-95677Truebook19540.71Thackeray, William MakepeaceThe Newcomes : memoirs of a most respectable familyDomestic fictionFirst published monthly, 1853-55.01928317391106123413ocn001388451sw001100503:lccn-n78-95677Truebook19450.36Thackeray, William MakepeaceThe history of Henry Esmond, esquire10901944263ocn005954669sw000291820:lccn-n78-95677Truebook18590.70Thackeray, William MakepeaceThe Virginians : a tale of the last centuryHistorical fictionIn a late eighteenth century setting, between fashionable London and backward Virginia, two twin brothers from the nobility spend their formative period trying to flee a domineering dowager mother in different ways, the older a saturnine, melancholy character, the younger an easy going type. Both, in their own way, succeed; but both reach old age feeling themselves equally swindled. The usual Thackeray touch of good humoured aristocratic melancholy aimed at bourgeois philisteism.1036118689ocn002285169sw001343631:lccn-n78-95677Truebook19110.57Thackeray, William MakepeaceThe VirginiansHistorical fictionTwo young American brothers take different sides during the American Revolution.9981694236ocn000363021sw000363021:lccn-n78-95677Falsebook19550.70Thackeray, William MakepeaceContributions to the Morning chronicleSatire9741222147ocn004541915sw000362361:lccn-n78-95677Truebook19100.64Thackeray, William MakepeaceThe NewcomesDomestic fiction014043481X9472008330ocn001097360sw000592020:lccn-n78-95677Falsebook19110.73Thackeray, William MakepeaceThe works of William Makepeace Thackeray871111545ocn000364782sw000364782:lccn-n78-95677Falsebook19940.70Thackeray, William MakepeaceThe letters and private papers of William Makepeace Thackeray8431328172ocn004555529sw000675862:lccn-n78-95677Falsebook19780.70Thackeray, William MakepeaceThe book of snobs382903102578887339ocn044961094sw002380424:lccn-n78-95677Truebook19990.65Thackeray, William MakepeaceCatherine a storyEnglish literatureBiographical fictionHistorical fiction047211041178088072ocn044961292sw001653535:lccn-n78-95677Falsebook18490.63Thackeray, William MakepeaceThe history Of Samuel Titmarsh and the great Hoggarty diamondEnglish literature7251010165ocn003505371sw000580171:lccn-n78-95677Truebook18690.70Thackeray, William MakepeaceBurlesques14191112486941024220ocn003883603sw000734246:lccn-n78-95677Truebook18990.73Thackeray, William MakepeaceThe adventures of Philip on his way through the world, showing who robbed him, who helped him, and who passed him by; to which is prefexed A shabby genteel story671951180ocn012518810sw000497015:lccn-n78-95677Falsebook19850.64Thackeray, William MakepeaceThe Irish sketch book182418243ocn000438411sw000438411:lccn-n78-95677Falsebook19680.58Welsh, AlexanderThackeray; a collection of critical essays1414193762ocn000311306sw000311306:lccn-n78-95677Falsebook18790.69Trollope, AnthonyThackeray133514012ocn043803311sw037280572:lccn-n78-95677Falsebook19640.51Bennett, Mildred RVanity fair notes0764513400125513128ocn000735872sw000304603:lccn-n78-95677Falsebook19470.65Stevenson, LionelThe showman of Vanity Fair; the life of William Makepeace Thackeray120412847ocn000735846sw000415438:lccn-n78-95677Falsebook19720.65Ray, Gordon NortonThackeray1171130611ocn001711703sw001008815:lccn-n78-95677Falsebook19540.67Tillotson, GeoffreyThackeray, the novelist111911333ocn006648348sw006648348:lccn-n78-95677Falsebook19800.57Monsarrat, AnnAn uneasy Victorian : Thackeray the man, 1811-1863106310644ocn000326610sw000326610:lccn-n78-95677Falsebook19680.67Tillotson, GeoffreyThackeray: the critical heritage0415134587105710603ocn009283184sw009283184:lccn-n78-95677Falsebook19830.60Ferris, InaWilliam Makepeace Thackeray994111017ocn002689386sw001219624:lccn-n78-95677Falsebook19250.68Quiller-Couch, Arthur ThomasCharles Dickens and other Victorians9289814ocn000282990sw000282990:lccn-n78-95677Falsebook19630.68Dodds, John WThackeray, a critical portrait8839877ocn000883301sw000364776:lccn-n78-95677Falsebook19620.68Mudge, Isadore GilbertA Thackeray dictionary; the characters and scenes of the novels and short stories alphabetically arranged8729005ocn000368408sw000368408:lccn-n78-95677Falsebook19640.69Loofbourow, JohnThackeray and the form of fiction8638812ocn000033427sw000033427:lccn-n78-95677Falsebook19690.52Williams, Ioan MThackeray85917595ocn000479308sw000479308:lccn-n78-95677Falsebook19720.69Hardy, Barbara NathanThe exposure of luxury : radical themes in Thackeray8488908ocn001165019sw001164802:lccn-n78-95677Falsebook19710.69McMaster, JulietThackeray : the major novels84289710ocn002653441sw000090798:lccn-n78-95677Falsebook19590.66Brander, LaurenceThackeray82489418ocn000735859sw000735859:lccn-n78-95677Falsebook19520.70Ray, Gordon NortonThe buried life; a study of the relation between Thackeray's fiction and his personal history4849706ocn031410120sw031410120:lccn-n78-95677Falsebook19950.73Reed, John RobertDickens and Thackeray : punishment and forgiveness35810743ocn038002560sw038002560:lccn-n78-95677Falsebook0.76Harden, Edgar FThackeray the writer0312212267067940566611.1local.pnkey exact "lccn-n78-95677"local.pnkeyexactlccn-n78-95677default
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