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AMERICAN PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, LETTERS OF ------ 547
ARMENIA AND THE ARMENIANS. A LIST OF REFERENCES - 127, 251, 303
AN ARTICLE OF FAITH ------------ 359
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA, COMMITTEE OF, EDITOR. SEE FIFTEENTH
CENTURY BOOKS OWNED IN AMERICA, CENSUS OF.
BLACK, GEORGE F. A LIST OF WORKS RELATING TO LYCANTHROPY - - 811
BOOKS, RECENT, OF INTEREST ADDED TO THE LIBRARY. SEE NEW YORK PUBLIC
LIBRARY BOOKS, RECENT, OF INTEREST ADDED TO THE LIBRARY.
COLBY, ELBRIDGE. EARLY AMERICAN COMEDY ------- 427
COLBY, ELBRIDGE. THE ECHO-DEVICE IN LITERATURE - 683, 783
COMEDY, EARLY AMERICAN - - 427
DONORS (PRINCIPAL). SEE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY DONORS (PRINCIPAL).
DRAWINGS FROM THE J. PIERPONT MORGAN COLLECTION - - - 3
EARLY AMERICAN COMEDY - - - 427
THE ECHO-DEVICE IN LITERATURE 683, 783
THE EUROPEAN WAR. SEE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY THE WAR AND AFTER.
FIFTEENTH CENTURY BOOKS OWNED IN AMERICA, CENSUS OF ADDITIONS AND
CORRECTIONS - 507
GAMBLE, WILLIAM BURT. THE DEVELOPMENT OF SCENIC ART AND STAGE MA-
CHINERY. A LIST OF REFERENCES - 369, 439, 527, 559, 643, 739
GOTTHEIL, RICHARD. PREFATORY NOTE TO ARMENIA AND THE ARMENIANS. A
LIST OF REFERENCES 123
"HERALD OF FREEDOM" ------- -- 806
ILLUSTRATED BOOK ------------ 291
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS OF THE PAST FOUR CENTURIES. A RECORD OF THE EXHIBI-
TION HELD IN THE LIBRARY IN 1919 625, 717
LETTERS OF AMERICAN PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS ------ 547
LYCANTHROPY. A LIST OF WORKS - - - - - - - - -811
Music DIVISION, RECENT NOTABLE ACCESSIONS TO - 6, 144
NAVAL ARCHITECTURE AND SHIPBUILDING. A LIST OF REFERENCES - 13, 73
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BOOKS, RECENT, OF INTEREST ADDED TO THE LIBRARY 58, 110, 162, 347, 414
602, 769, 838
DONORS (PRINCIPAL) 64, 116, 168, 284, 352, 420, 472, 540, 608, 676, 776, 844
NEWS OF THE MONTH 11, 71, 150, 250, 302, 367, 438, 496, 555, 624, 714, 807
PERIODICALS (NEW) - 402, 437, 497, 556, 642, 715, 809
PUBLICATIONS - 65, 117, 169, 285, 353, 421, 473, 541, 609, 677, 777, 845
REPORT FOR 1918 175
STATISTICS (CIRCULATION) 63, 115, 167, 283, 351, 419, 471, 539, 607, 675, 775, 843
THE WAR AND AFTER 51, 95, 151, 278, 336, 405, 457, 535, 583, 667, 764, 816
NEWS OF THE MONTH. SEE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY NEWS OF THE MONTH.
PEARSON, E. L. A READER'S VIEW OF BOOK ILLUSTRATION ----- 615
PEARSON, E. L. THE W^AR POSTER EXHIBITION - - -. - - 479
PERIODICALS (NEW). SEE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY PERIODICALS (NEW).
PRATT, IDA A. ARMENIA AND THE ARMENIANS. A LIST OF REFERENCES 127,251,303
PRINT COLLECTION, RECENT ADDITIONS TO-------- 366
PUBLICATIONS. SEE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY PUBLICATIONS.
A READER'S VIEW OF BOOK ILLUSTRATION -------- 515
THE SAGE BEQUEST -------._____ g23
SAWYER, ROLLIN A., JR. NAVAL ARCHITECTURE AND SHIPBUILDING. A LIST OF
REFERENCES -------____ 13, 73
SCENIC ART AND STAGE MACHINERY, THE DEVELOPMENT OF. A LIST OF REF-
ERENCES 369, 439, 527, 559, 643, 739
SHIPBUILDING AND NAVAL ARCHITECTURE. A LIST OF REFERENCES - - 13, 73
STATISTICS (CIRCULATION). SEE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY STATISTICS
(CIRCULATION).
THE WAR AND AFTER. SEE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY THE WAR AND AFTER.
WAR MEMORIALS ------------- 435
WAR MEMORIALS. A LIST OF REFERENCES -------- 499
THE W T AR POSTER EXHIBITION ------.-.. 479
\\'KIR, J. ALDEN, ETCHER A MEMORIAL EXHIBITION - - - 80S
WEITENKAMPF, FRANK. DRAWINGS FROM THE J. PIERPONT MORGAN COLLECTION 3
WEITENKAMPF, FRANK. THE ILLUSTRATED BOOK --_.__ 291
WEITENKAMPF, FRANK. ILLUSTRATED BOOKS OF THE PAST FOUR CENTURIES. A
RECORD OF THE EXHIBITION HELD IN THE LIBRARY IN 1919 - - 625, 717
WEITENKAMFF, FRANK. WAR MEMORIALS. A LIST OF REFERENCES - 499
WELLMAN, KILLER C. AN ARTICLE OF FAITH 359
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DRAWINGS FROM THE J. PIERPONT MORGAN
COLLECTION
LENT FOR EXHIBITION BY MR. JOHN PIERPONT MORGAN
IN arranging an exhibition of drawings selected from the collection of Mr.
J. Pierpont Morgan, the Prints Division of The New York Public Library
has tapped a source of wide and varied interest. "Among the many things,"
wrote Royal Coftissoz in 1913, "that Mr. Morgan did for the lover of art in
this country, we reckon nothing more important than his participation in the
European cult for drawings by the old masters. We designate that cult 'Euro-
pean' advisedly, for it is only in very recent years that American collectors
have given it any serious attention."
The interest in drawings by the masters is evidently increasing, even if
one judges only by the increasing number of publications reproducing drawings
in particular collections or by individual artists, the one devoted to Rembrandt
alone comprising 450 plates. 1
Primarily, drawings make their strong appeal through the sense which
they give of intimate view of the artists' methods, a fact emphasized by various
writers, Chateaubriand, for example, and Sidney Colvin. In looking at
them we are, so to speak, looking over the artist's shoulder as he works. We
get an insight into his attitude toward life and art at times when he may be
troubled little or not at all by direct thoughts of the public. There is often
in drawings a spontaneity, a directness, a freshness of impression which may
not be always so apparent when a final conception is put with brush on canvas.
1 In the Art Division of the Lihrary will be found numerous collections of reproductions of drawings,
a list of which, it is hoped, will be published shortly in the BULLETIN.
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Of course, all this brings up again the matter of technique, of the mention
of which some people are much more afraid than they need be. There is such
a thing as a healthy interest in technique, in processes. The boy dissects the
clock to see how the wheels go 'round, and many of us are "children of a
larger growth" in that spirit of curiosity.
The technical element in such an exhibition of drawings should appeal
particularly to the art student. How the masters handled pen, chalk, and
brush in making studies and sketches offers the student suggestion and stimu-
lation and example. Here he may see how Rembrandt scratched and scrawled
with the pen, or put in big broad washes, or brushed light lines in landscape
subjects (similar to his etched ones), according to need and mood, and always
with a sufficiency appropriate to the subject in hand. Or how Raphael used
sharp yet sinuous lines, limited in number; the thing said, he stopped. Again,
how methods are varied by the facile Guercino, or by Annibale Carracci, who
made one drawing carefully in strong masses with red chalk, and another in
light pen outlines and washes. How in some work all is delicacy, evanescing
ultimately into weakness, while in other all is firm and vigorous, a quality
eventually leading, in some artists, to exaggerated poses and hypertrophied
muscular development. Some made more finished drawings: Claude and
Poussin in stately landscape compositions; Correggio and Guercino (in red
chalk drawings of pntti and other subjects) and Picart foreshadowing the
methods of the nineteenth century professional lithographer; others again,
in brush-washes of one or two tones, heightened with white, akin to the chiaro-
scuro method in engraving. There is wide variety in the use of wash. Bra-
mantino, Annibale Carracci, Pietro Testa, G. B. Tiepolo and others applied
it lightly to give body to freely indicated outlines. Tiepolo did this with a
particularly noteworthy lightness and dash, his shadows flickering in a remark-
able suggestion of ever-moving life. Somewhat heavier shadows and tones
appear in some work by Palma Giovane or Pordenone. Polidoro, Parmigiano,
Vanni, and others carry the method quite to a finished effect, and' it is the
reproduction of such work that we find in chiaroscuro prints.
The reason why prints have been mentioned several times in the preced-
ing notes is to be found in the close connection between drawings and the
processes of engraving. In pre-camera days drawings were assiduously repro-
duced in line engraving, "chalk manner," aquatint, mezzotint, and the chiaro-
scuro method, to render lines or tones; a special tool was 'even invented, the
cchoppe, to give the effect of broad pen strokes. And one finds parallel methods
in drawing and engraving. P. G. Hamerton once traced the general process
of development in engraving thus: 1, outline; 2, shading with straight parallel
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lines; 3, curved parallel lines; 4, cross-hatching. For 1, take some early Floren-
tine plates; for 2, Mantegna's engravings; for 3, some of Duerer's plates;
for 4, Goltzius. Now you can find the same things in these drawings. Here
are sheets by Aretino, Foppa, or Sodoma, with no cross-hatching and with
the return stroke of the pen (the hook-like effect at the end of a line of shad-
ing), which we find in engravings by Mantegna or Pollaiuolo. Furthermore,
some of this fifteenth or sixteenth century work (say by Zuccaro), shows
goldsmith influence, as do early line-engravings on copper. Then comes slight
use of cross-hatching in shadows by Guido Reni or Raphael. Finally quite
regular cross-hatching (by Domenico Campagnola, Enea Vico, or artists of
the German school), becoming dull and meaningless even under the hands
of an Agostino Carracci or of Martino di Bartolommeo, and ultimately degen-
erating into thoughtless application to fill space. The kinship between nine-
teenth century lithographic portraiture and the well-finished drawings of
certain Italians has already been hinted at.
Here, then, there is opened up a by-way for the print-lover which has
hardly been heavily traveled. And that again leads to the consideration of
drawings by artists whom one has hardly known other than in their engravings
or etchings, Bega, Berghem, Du Jardin, Campagnola, Potter, Dusart, Bloe-
mart, Breenbergh. There's opportunity to see the actual original sketch made
by Ostade for one of his etchings. Or one may trace a foreshadowing of
the aquatint tones of Goya's "Caprichos" in some of the wash drawings of
Domenico Tiepolo.
Finally back of all there is the basic element of national or racial and indi-
vidual expression, an element that is so powerful a factor in the appeal of
drawings, of prints, of any form of art. It may be studied in the works of
the artists, greater or lesser, already mentioned, of Rubens, Holbein, Duerer,
Cuyp, Ribera, Cellini, Watteau, Greuze, Rowlandson, and others. The very
list of names recalls to mind a wonderful diversity in outlook and in expression.
The exhibition, which has so much to offer and to so many, will remain
on view in the print gallery (room 321) from the first of February until the
end of April.
F. W.
RECENT NOTABLE ACCESSIONS
TO THE MUSIC DIVISION
FULL SCORES
(Operas, Symphonies, Symphonic Poems, Quartets, Etc.)
Alfven, H. Op. 10. Midsommarvaka.
Aubert. L. Op. 6. Suite breve.
Bantock, G. Pierrot of the minute.
Bellini, V. Norma.
Bloch, E. Hiver Printemps.
Schelomo.
Trois poemes juifs.
Borodine, A. Symphony no 1, in E flat
Symphony no. 2, in B minor.
Brandt-Buys, J. Quartet.
Bridge, F. Idylls for string quartet.
Busoni, F. Berceuse elegiaque.
Concerto for piano and orchestra.
Geharnische Suite.
Lustspiel Ouverture.
Nocturne symphonique.
Turandot Suite.
Carpenter, J. A. Adventures in a perambulator.
Chabrier, E. Esparia.
Chaikovski, P. Op. 45. Capriccio Italien.
Op. 61. Mozartiana.
Le lac des cygnes. Suite.
Marche solennelle.
Romeo und Julie.
Cherepnin, N. Op. 4. Prelude, La princesse lointaine.
Op. 17. Dramatische Phantasie.
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RECENT NOTABLE ACCESSIONS TO THE MUSIC DIVISION
Debussy, C. L'apres-midi d'un faune.
La demoiselle elue.
Jeux.
Petite suite.
l er Quatuor.
l ere Rhapsodic.
Printemps.
Delius, F. Brigg Fair.
In a summer garden.
D'Indy. See Indy, V. d'.
Donizetti, G. L'elisir d'amore.
Dukas, P. La peri.
Polyeucte.
Elgar, E. Op. 39. Pomp and circumstance. Military marches 1-4.
Enesco, G. Op. 11. Rhapsodic Roumaine no. 1, en la majeur.
Fairchild, B. East and west.
Franck, C. Morceau symphonique.
Quintette.
Glazunov, A. Op. 64. 4eme Quatuor.
Op. 82. Konzert fur Violine.
Op. 83. Seme symphonic, en Mib.
Gliere, R. Op. 1. Sextet no. 1.
Op. 2. Quartet.
Op. 5. Octet.
Op. 7. Sextet no. 2.
Op. 11. Sextet no. 3.
Glinka, M. Le prince Kholmsky.
Souvenir d'un nuit d'ete a Madrid.
Valse-Fantaisie.
Goosens, E. Op. 12. Phantasy quartet for strings.
Op. 15. Two sketches for string quartet.
Grieg, E. Unvollendetes Quartet.
Indy, V. d'. Op. 47. Medee.
Op. 61. Jour d'ete a la montagne.
Op. 62. Souvenirs.
Juon, P. Op. 5. l er Quatuor.
Op. 29. 2me Quatuor.
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Kalinnikov, W. Symphony no. 1, in G minor.
Kopylow, A. Op. 23. 2me Quatuor.
Liadov, A. Op. 66. Aus der Apokalypse.
Napravnik, E. Op. 28. 2me Quatuor.
Op. 65. 3me Quatuor.
Pogojeff, W. Op. 7. Quatuor (en re).
Ponchielli, A. Gioconda.
Rabaud, H. Op. 6. La procession nocturne.
Rakhmaninov, S. Op. 18. 2me Concert pour piano.
Op. 29. Toteninsel.
Ravel, M. Daphnis & Chloe. Fragments symphoniques, 2me Serie.
Ma Mere 1'Oye.
Rapsodie espagnole.
Valses nobles et sentimentales.
Rimski-Korsakov, N. Die Nacht vor dem Christfeste. Suite.
Roger-Ducasse, J. Interlude, extrait de "An jardin de Marguerite."
Quatuor.
Suite franchise.
Variations plaisantes.
Ropartz, G. La chasse du Prince Arthur.
Quatuor.
Rossini, G. La gazza ladra. Sinfonia.
Roussel, A. Evocations. 1. Les dieux dans 1'ombre des Cavernes.
Le festin de 1'Araignee. Fragments symphoniques.
Saint-Saens, C. Op. 28. Rondo capriccio.
Op. 31. Le rouet d'Omphale.
Op. 39. Phaeton.
Op. 40. Danse macabre.
Op. 130. Trois tableaux symphoniques d'apres La foi.
Samazeuilh, G. Quatuor.
Le sommeil de Canope.
Schmitt, F. Etude pour Le palais hante.
Rapsodie Viennoise.
La tragedie de Salome.
RECENT NOTABLE ACCESSIONS TO THE MUSIC DIVISION 9
Sibelius, J.
Op. 22 no. 3. Der Schwan von Tuonela.
Op. 22 no. 4. Lemminka'imen zieht heimwarts.
Op. 25. Scenes historiques.
Op. 27. Suite aus der Musik zum Schauspiele "Konig Khristan II."
Op. 45 no. 1. Die Drayade.
Op. 46. Pelleas und Melisande.
Op. 49. Pohjola's Tochter.
Op. 51. Belsazar.
Op. 53a. Pan und Echo.
Op. 54. Swahnevit (Schwanenweiss).
Op. 55. Nachtlicher Ritt und Sonnenaufgang.
Op. 63. Symphonic no. 4, in A.
Op. 64. Der Barde.
Op. 66. Scenes historiques.
Op. 73. Die Okeaniden.
Sinigaglia, L. Op. 33. Serenade.
Smetana, F. Ma vlast, no. 1. Vysehrad.
Ma vlast, no. 2. Moldau (Vltava).
Ma vlast, no. 3. Sarka.
Ma vlast, no. 4. Aus Bohmens Haim und Flur.
Ma vlast, no. 5. Tabor.
Ma vlast, no. 6. Blanik.
Stravinski, I. Symphonic no. 1.
Trois poesies de la lyrique Japanoise.
Tcherepnin. See Cherepnin.
Tschaikowsky. See Chaikovski.
Verdi, G. Un ballo in maschera.
Otello.
Wagner, R. Siegfried Idylle.
Withol, J. Op. 27. Quatuor en sol majeur.
Witkowski, G. Quatuor.
Wolf, H. Italienische Serenade.
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FOR PIANO
(Including Vocal Scores)
Albeniz, I. Pepita Jimenez.
Aubert, L. La foret blette.
Breton, T. La Dolores.
Busoni, F. Elegien.
Fantasia contrappuntista.
Sonatina.
Sonatina seconda.
- Bach, J. S. Orgel Toccata, C dur.
Praeludium und Fuge (Es dur).
Two part inventions.
Three part inventions.
Das wohltemperirte Clavier.
Chabrier, E. Brise'is.
Georges, A. Miarka.
Goclard, B. Jocelyn.
Goldmark, C. Merlin.
Laparra, R. La jota.
Maillart, A. Les dragons tie Villars.
Mascagni, A. Lodoletta.
Maurice, P. La fille tie Jephete.
Messager, A. Helene.
Veronique.
Musorgski, M. Khovanchtchina.
Sorochinsk Fair.
Ollone, M. d'. La vision de Dante.
Prokofiew, S. Op. 1. Sonate.
Op. 3. Conte. Badinage, Marche, Fantome.
Op. 11. Toccate.
Op. 12. Marche, Gavotte. Rigaudon, Mazurka, Caprice, Legende, Pre-
lude, Allemande, Scherzo humoristique, Scherzo.
Op. 14. Seconde Senate.
Puccini, G. La rondine.
Rabaud, H. Daphne.
Marouf.
Rebikov, V. Op. 41. Die Frau mit dem Dolche.
Rimski-Korsakov, N. Snegourotschka.
Rossi, F. I roumakal.
Stravinski, I. L'oiseau de feu.
MUSICAL FUND
'IpHE Library has received from Dr. Charles B. Penrose, of Philadelphia,
ten thousand dollars, in payment of the legacy given by the will of his
wife, Katharine Drexel Penrose. This amount has been credited to a fund
to be known as 'The Joseph W. Drexel Musical Library Fund." The terms
of the legacy are as follows:
I give and bequeath to the New York Public Library, whose
library building is now located at 42nd Street and Fifth Avenue, in
the City of New York, the sum of Ten thousand ($10,000) dollars,
the income to be used to add to the collection known as "The Joseph
W. Drexel Musical Library" by the acquisition of books and musical
compositions which shall be of the same general character as those
now constituting the Library and which shall have been originally
published since the year 1888.
NEWS OF THE MONTH
GIFTS
TOURING the month of December, 1918, the Library received as gifts a
-*-^ total of 2,124 volumes, 13,683 pamphlets, 21 maps and 195 prints. Some
of the more important and interesting of these gifts were the following: From
Mr. Samuel Colman of New York came 171 Japanese prints. These include
some work by earlier men such as Moronobu, Shinko, Korin, etc., as well as
130 pieces by Hokusai. Many of these prints came from albums; there are
also some surimonos. This collection will be exhibited later in the season.
The League to Enforce Peace sent 250 copies of each of their recent
publications, in all 250 volumes, 5,015 pamphlets and 250 cards. Mr. J. P.
Morgan presented a copy of the "Gospels of Matilda, Countess of Tuscany,
1055-11 15," nineteen plates in gold and color and twelve in monochrome, from
the manuscript in the library of *J. Pierpont Morgan, with introduction
by Sir George Harner (privately printed for presentation to the Roxburghe
Club, 1917). From Mrs. Charles Rowland Russell came 88 copies of "The
Crimes of Germany," American Defense Society, 1918; and 34 copies of
"Awake, America ! Object Lessons and Warnings," by William T. Hornaday,
New York, 1918. From Mr. Henry Yates Thompson of London came an
autographed copy (No. 52) of "Illustrations from 100 manuscripts in the
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library of Henry Yates Thompson"; the 7th and last volume, with plates from
the remaining 22 MSS., London, 1918. Mr. J. Thomson Willing gave the
Library a collection of material bound in book form, showing the work of
the United War Work Campaign, November 11-18, 1918.
From Mr. McDougall Hawkes came a collection of prints by American.
Italian, Dutch and German artists; from Mr. Charles M. Johnson, a proof
of his wood-engraving of President Wilson; from Mr. Louis Maurer, a copy
of his lithograph, "Preparing for market"; and from Miss Emily R. Nicoll,
two copies of an etching by J. C. Nicoll "In Chesapeake Bay."
Gifts of music were received as follows: From Mr. Charles T. Griffes,
copies of six of his compositions; from Mr. William Kahn, a collection of
252 songs and 10 songs in manuscript, all by American composers; and from
Mr. Frank La Forge, 26 of his songs.
Mr. A. F. M. Lange of New York gave the Library a copy of the "Archi-
tectural works and designs of A. F. M. Lange," 1915; Mr. Edwin P. Kilroe
of New York, a set of campaign literature issued in the city of New York
by the various political parties during the campaign of 1918; Mile. J. Villeneuve
of New York, a collection of 82 pamphlets and 100 periodicals, comprising
French newspapers, magazines, and publications regarding the war; and Mr.
Nicholas Vasilieff of New York, a collection of pamphlets in Russian, 30 in
number, mainly about the revolution in Russia in the year 1917.
ADDITIONS AND USE OF THE LIBRARY IN DECEMBER, 1918
TOURING the month of December, 1918, there were received at the Library
-*-"' 18,203 volumes and 14,257 pamphlets. (These figures include the addi-
tions to both Reference and Circulation Departments.) The total number of
readers recorded in the Central Building was 70,334. They consulted 178,116
volumes. Visitors to the building numbered 204,497.
NAVAL ARCHITECTURE AND SHIPBUILDING
A LIST OF REFERENCES IN THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY
COMPILED BY ROLLIN A. SAWYER, JR.
This list includes books and articles published since 1907. For earlier references see BULLETIN
of The New York Public Library, 1907, v. 11, p. 239-287, 299-345, 359-398, 420-436; for submarines, the
same, 1918, v. 22, p. 18-69, 91-132.
ORDER OF ARRANGEMENT
BIBLIOGRAPHY.
NAVAL ARCHITECTURE.
SHIPYARDS.
WOODEN SHIPS.
IRON AND STEEL SHIPS.
REINFORCED CONCRETE SHIPS.
PART I
BIBLIOGRAPHY
1. Koenigliche technische Hochschule,
Danzig. Buecherei. Schiffbau, Schiffs-
maschinenbau, Seewesen. Danzig: Schwi-
tal & Rohrbeck, 1910. v, 67 p. 8. VX
2. New York Public Library. Circula-
tion Department. Selected books on ma-
rine engineering and shipbuilding, n. t.-p.
[New York, 1913.] 5 p. 16.
VXK p.v.l, no.3
3. Second copy.
* HND p.v.5, no.27
4. A Selected list of references on the
construction of wooden ships. 1917.
Vertical file Tech.Div.
Typewritten.
5. Sunderland, Eng. Public Libraries.
List of books on shipbuilding, including
naval architecture, marine engineering,
boilermaking, seamanship, and navigation
... [Sunderland .] E. Sword and Sons
[1912]. lip. nar. 12. VXC p.v.!9,no.6
NAVAL ARCHITECTURE
1908
6. Abell, Westcott Stile. Two notes on
ship calculations. (Institution of Naval
Architects. Transactions. London, 1908.
v. 50, p. 242-259.) VXA
7. - Two notes on ship calculations.
(Marine review. New York, 1908. v. 38,
no. 10, p. 32-38.) VXA
8. Cremdieu, Victor. On an apparatus for
extinguishing the rolling of ships. (Insti-
tution of Engineers and Shipbuilders in
Scotland. Transactions. Glasgow, 1908.
v. 51, p. 52-68.) VDA
9. Estrada, Ramon. Tanques experimen-
tales. (Revista general de marina. Ma-
drid, 1908. tomo62, p. 26-45, 292-313.)
VXA
10. Gebers, Fr. Ein Beitrag zur experi-
mentellen Ermittlung des Wasserwider-
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VA
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.S'/i ip yards, con tin ucd.
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592. The Revival of wooden shipbuilding,
illus. (Scientific American supplement.
Xew York, 1917. v. 83, p. 376-377.) VA
593. Standard wooden steamships for
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594. Tons of steel are vised in wooden
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Washington: Gov. Prtg. Off., 1917. 4, 6 p.,
611., 4 p. 12. (no. 4.) VXHD
596. - Douglas fir ship. Specifications
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598. Lake ship lock size. Specifi-
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wood steamship. Hull only. To be built
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VXHD
599. - Timber schedule and specifica-
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coast. Largely Douglas fir. May 20, 1917.
Washington: Gov. Prtg. Off., 1917. 16 p..
11. 12. (no. 2.) VXHD
600. Yellow pine ship. Specifica-
tions for the construction of a standard
wood steamship. Hull only. May, 1917.
[Byj Theodore E. Ferris. Washington:
Gov. Prtg. Off., 1917. 4 p., 62 1., 3 p. 12.
(no. 3.) VXHD
601. - Yellow pine ship. Specifica-
tions for the construction of a standard
wood steamship. May. 1917. [By] Theo-
dore E. Ferris. Washington: Gov. Prtg.
Off., 1917. 4, 7 p., 68 1.. 2 p., 2 1. 12.
(no. 5.) VXHD
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ll'oodcn Ships, continued.
1917, continued.
602. United States government standard
wooden steamships, illus. (Engineering.
London, 1917. v. 104, p. 90-92.) VDA
603. United States standard twin-screw
wooden steamships, illus. (Engineering.
London, 1917. v. 104, p. 381-382.) VDA
604. Wood shipbuilding in British Colum-
bia, illus. (Shipping. New York, 1917.
v. 1, p. 374-376.) tTRA
605. Wooden cargo carriers for U. S. A.
(Marine review. Cleveland, 1917. v. 47, p.
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1918
606. Brenzinger, A. H. Shipbuilding for
house carpenters. (Building age. New
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607. Canadian standard wood ship. (Ship-
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608. Estep, Harvey Cole. How wooden
ships are built. Cleveland, O.: Penton
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610. Grondal, B. L. A problem of wood-
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613. New Pacific coast steam schooners.
illus. (International marine engineering.
New York, 1918. v. 23, p. 281-284.)
fVXA
614. New types of wooden ships building
in Texas, illus. (International marine
engineering. New York, 1918. v. 23, p.
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615. Oak steamer built for U. S. illus.
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fVXA
618. Thompson, William John, compiler.
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619. United States. Shipping Board
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Largely southern yellow pine. Revised
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VXHD
620. Van Gaasbeek, Richard Montgomery.
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621. Wooden ships versus the submarine.
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IRON AND STEEL SHIPS
1908
622. Another Brazilian liner [Para], illus.
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623. Attilio, Dagnino. The new Italian
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624. The Battleship Bellerophon. illus.
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625. Bell, Thomas. Speed of the Cunard
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626. Berry, W. T., and J. H. GARDNER.
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627. Boklevsky, C. Les meilleurs types
de bateaux maritimes pour le transport des
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THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY
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1908, continued.
628. Brazilian battleship "Minas Geraes."
illus. (Engineering. London, 1908. v. 86,
p. 352.) VDA
629. Britain's new turbine battle cruiser
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630. Bruenner, M. A. R. The Berlin ma-
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631. Bulgarian torpedo-boats, illus. (En-
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139.) VDA
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632. Clyde-built ships for Austria.
[Martha Washington.] illus. (Engineer.
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633. Craggs, E. H. Framing of vessels.
11 pi. (North-East Coast Institution of
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634.
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p. 22-23; no. 5, p. 26-27; no. 6, p. 36-38; no.
7, p. 22-23; no. 8, p. 22-23; no. 9, p. 26-27;
no. 10, p. 58-60; no. 15, p. 26; v. 39, no. 9,
p. 38-41; no. 13. p. 39-41; no. 14, p. 94-96;
no. 17, p. 269-273; no. 18, p. 316-318; v. 40.
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637.
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VXA
638. De Rusett, E. W. The design of fast
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VDA
639. Driessen, Paul. Der Doppelschrauben-
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640. Egyptian mail turbine-steamers "He-
liopolis" and "Cairo." illus. (Engineer-
ing. London, 1908. v. 85, p. 560-561, 616-
618.) VDA
Also supplements, April 24 and May 8, 1908.
641. The Factors of efficiency in the con-
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643. Der Fur die italienische Marine gee-
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Marine Amt. Marine Rundschau. Berlin,
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644. German naval dockship Vulcan, illus.
(Engineer. London, 1908. v. 106, p. 460,
462.) VA
645. H. M. battleships "Agamemnon" and
"Lord Nelson." illus. (Engineering.
London, 1908. v. 86, p. 293-294, 389-390.)
VDA
Also supplements, Sept. 18 and Sept. 25, 1908.
646. H. M. S. Indomitable, illus. (Engi-
neering. London, 1908. v. 85. p. 704-705.)
VDA
647. H. M. yacht "Alexandra." illus.
(Engineering. London, 1908. v. 85, p. 821-
822.) VDA
648. Holmes, Samuel. Holmes' tube tank-
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649. Indian pilot cruiser "Lady Fraser."
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650. Iron-ore-carrying steamer "Polcir-
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651. Isherwood, J. W. A new system of
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652. (Engineering. London,
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653. (Marine engineer and na-
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411.) VXA
654. Isle of Man turbine steamer "Ben-
my-chree." illus. (Engineering. London,
1908-09. v. 86, p. 200, 203; v. 87. p. 511-512.)
VDA
Al.-M supplement, Aug. 14. 1908.
655. Italian battleship Regina Elena. (En-
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VA
656. Judaschke, Franz. Der Argo-Damp-
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657. Kaemmerer, W. Der Turbinen-
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1908, continued.
658. Kielhorn, Karl. Die Winkelprpfile
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VIA
659. Klitzing. Das Dockschiff "Vulcan"
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661. Laas, Walter. Die grossen Segel-
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663. Launch of the North Dakota, illus.
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664. Launch of the White Star Dominion
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665. [Launching of the Laurentic.] illus.
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666. McPherson, Allan. New Egyptian
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667. Mills, J. C. The giant ore carriers
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668. The Minas Geraes. (Engineer. Lon-
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669. New Brazilian liner Verdi. illus.
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670. New cable ship. illus. (Engineer.
London, 1908. v. 105, p. 4-5, 6, 12.) VA
671. A New departure in ship construc-
tion, illus. (Scientific American supple-
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VA
Isherwood system.
672. New Japanese transpacific liners,
illus. (International marine engineering.
New York, 1908. v. 13, p. 279-281.)
fVXA
673. New royal yacht Alexandra, illus.
(Engineer. London, 1908. v. 105, p. 327-
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674. New survey steamer for the Russian
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675. Peltier, Jules G. The Atlantic liner
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676. The French armored cruiser
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677. The French liner Guadeloupe,
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678. Russian armored cruiser Ami-
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679. Recent freight steamship designs,
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680. Steam collier Everett, illus. (En-
gineering. London, 1908. v. 85, p. 178-
179.) VDA
681. Steam lumber schooners for the Pa-
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682. Thearle, S. J. P. The design and
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683. Thornycroft, J. E. Modern torpedo-
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685.
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London,
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686.
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val architect. London, 1908. v. 30, p. 449-
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687.
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tomo 62, p. 1020-1036.)
VXA
688. Triple-screw turbine-driven Pacific
liner "Tenyo Maru." illus. (Engineering.
London, 1908. v. 86, p. 444, 592-596.)
VDA
Also supplements, Oct. 2 and 30, 1908.
689. Twin-screw Allan liner "Corsican."
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p. 46-47.) VDA
690. Wallace, W. C. Some recent inven-
tions as applied to modern steamships. 5
pi. (Society of Naval Architects and Ma-
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THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY
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1908, continued.
691. Welch, John Joseph. The design of
modern warships, illus. (Cassier's maga-
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692. West, C. C. Centrifugal pump fire-
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693. The World's biggest battleships. The
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1909
694. Albrecht, Max. Transport des Erdols
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696. Berry, W. T., and J. H. GARDNER. The
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697. (Marine review. New York,
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698. Brazilian battleship "Sao Paulo."
illus. (Engineering. London, 1909. v. 87,
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699. Brazilian torpedo-boat destroyers,
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p. 4-7.) VA
700. Car ferry Drottning Victoria, illus.
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701. Les Contre-torpilleurs de la marine
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702. Corrugated system of ship construc-
tion, illus. (Engineer. London, 1909. v.
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703.
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Yr rk, 1909. v. 101, p. 241.)
New
VA
704. Croneau. Acorazados modernos.
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705. Der Doppelschrauben-Personen- und
Frachtdampfer "Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm."
illus. (Verein deutscher Ingenieure. Zeit-
schrift. Berlin, 1909. Bd. 53, p. 22-26, 63-
67.) VDA
706. Fleet colliers Mars, Vulcan and Hec-
tor, illus. (Marine review. New York,
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707. Die Fortschritte des deutschen
Schiffbaues unter besonderer Beriicksich-
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Lloyd. Berlin: Hobbing & Co., 1909. 463
p. illus. 4. fVXHD
708. Freighter for the A. H. Bull Steam-
ship Company. illus. (Marine review.
New York, 1909. v. 39, no. 14, p. 65-68.)
VXA
709. French armoured cruiser Ernest Re-
nan, illus. (Engineer. London, 1909. v.
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710. The French battleships Diderot and
Condorcet. illus. (International marine
engineering. New York, 1909. v. 14, p.
381-383.) f VXA
711. The French dreadnaughts. illus.
(Engineer. London, 1909. v. 107, p. 438-
441.) VA
712. Fruit and passenger steamer Tortu-
guero. illus. (Engineer. London, 1909.
v. 108, p. 30-32.) . VA
713. The "George Washington." illus.
(Scientific American supplement. New
York, 1909. v. 67, p. 408-409.) VA
714. H. M. S. Cyclops, floating repair
shop for the navy. illus. (Engineer.
London, 1909. v. 108, p. 77-79.) VA
Also supplement, July 23, 1909.
715. The Hamburg-American line steam-
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engineering. New York, 1909. v. 14, p. 85-
89.) f VXA
716. Haver, A. H. The Monitoria. illus.
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717. Holm, Axel. The car ferries of the
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718. Hunt, H. R. The strength of knees
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719. Japanese volunteer steamer Sakura
Maru. illus. (International marine engi-
neering. New York, 1909. v. 14, p. 203-
207.) f VXA
720. Japanese volunteer turbine steamer
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721. Kaemmerer, W. Der Frachtdamp-
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NAVAL ARCHITECTURE AND SHIPBUILDING
39
Iron and Steel Ships, continued.
1909, continued.
723.
Die Umwalzung in den eng-
lischen Schiffbauprofilen. (Stahl und
Eisen. Diisseldorf, 1909. Jahrg. 29, p.
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724. Kohlendampfer "John Heidmann."
2 pi. (Schiffbau. Berlin, 1909. Jahrg. 10,
p. 714-716.) fVXA
725. Kondo, Motoki. Progress of naval
construction in Japan. (Institution of
Xaval Architects. Transactions. London,
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726. Kurtzahn, Ernst. Der Doppeschrau-
bendampfer "George Washington." illus.
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727. Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway
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gineering. London, 1909. v. 88, p. 757-
758, 760.) VDA
Also supplement, Dec. 3, 1909.
728. Lang, W. V. Some details of a cargo
steamer. (Marine engineer and naval
architect. London, 1909. v. 31, p. 318-
326.) VXA
729. Launch of H. M. S. "Vanguard."
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730. Lienau, Otto. Der Doppelschrau-
ben-Passagier- und Frachtdampfer "Ber-
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731. Life-saving steamship Snohomish.
illus. (Engineer. London, 1909. v. 108,
p. 144.) VA
732. Longitudinally framed ships, illus.
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733. Lyster, Anthony George, and W.
BOYD. The suction dredger "Leviathan."
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tions. London, 1909. v. 51, p. 100-115.)
VXA
734. - (Marine engineer and na-
val architect. London, 1909. v. 31, p. 381-
385.) VXA
735. Naval repair ship "Cyclops." (En-
gineering. London, 1909. v. 88, p. 69-71.)
VDA
Also supplement, July 16, 1909.
736. New methods of steel hull construc-
tion, illus. (Marine review. New York,
1909. v. 39, p. 261-262.) VXA
737. New Orient Australian mail liner
"Orsova." illus. (Engineering. London,
1909. v. 87, p. 715-717.) VDA
Also supplement, May 28, 1909.
738. The New Orient liners, illus. (En-
gineer. London, 1909. v. 107, p. 545-546.)
VA
739. New railway train ferry service [Sass-
nitz, Germany, and Trelleborg, Sweden),
illus. (Engineer. London, 1909. v. 108,
p. 55-56, 107-110, 112.) VA
740. New scout cruisers, illus. (Engi-
neering. London, 1909. v. 88, p. 764-765,
767-768.) VDA
741. The New steamship Wilhelmina.
illus. (International marine engineering.
New York, 1909. v. 14, p. 482-486.) f VXA
742. New type of self-discharging coaling
vessel, illus. (Engineer. London, 1909.
v. 108, p. 222-223.) VA
743. Norddeutscher - Lloyd twin-screw
steamer "George Washington." illus.
(Engineering. London, 1909. v. 88, p. 276-
280, 282, 286.) VDA
Also supplement, Aug. 27, 1909.
744. Northern Navigation Co.'s S. S. Ha-
monic. illus. (Marine review. New York,
1909. v. 39, p. 279-285.) f VXA
745. Olsen, H. M. Danish state railway
ferries. 5 pi. (Institution of Engineers
and Shipbuilders in Scotland. Transac-
tions. Glasgow, 1909. v. 52, p. 180-193.)
VDA
746. Orient Company's Australian mail
liner "Otway." illus. (Engineering. Lon-
don, 1909. v.87, p. 745-747, 748-749.)
VDA
Also supplement, June 4, 1909.
747. Orient Company's twin-screw liners
"Otranto" and "Orvieto." (Engineering.
London, 1909. v. 88, p. 580-582.) VDA
Also supplement, Oct. 29, 1909.
748. Orient line T. S. S. Otranto. (Engi-
neer. London, 1909. v. 108, p. 27.) VA
749. Pacific Steam Navigation Company's
twin-screw steamer "Orcoma." illus.
(Engineering. London, 1909. v. 87, p. 209-
211.) VDA
Also supplement, Feb. 12, 1909.
750. Paulmann, und BLAUM. Neuere Bag-
gerkonstruktionen. illus. (Verein deut-
scher Ingenieure. Zeitschrift. Berlin,
1909. Bd. 53, p. 1909-1919; Bd. 54, p. 657-
663, 707-712, 1269-1276, 1352-1360; Bd. 55,
p. 1923-1931, 1970-1976; Bd. 56, p. 1685-
1689.) VDA
751. Peltier, Jules G. The French ar-
mored cruiser Ernest Renan. illus. (In-
ternational marine engineering. New
York, 1909. v. 14, p. 149-151.) f VXA
752. Railway ferry steamer "Prins Chris-
tian." illus. (Engineering. London, 1909.
v. 88, p. 344, 347.) VDA
753. Renner, Wilhelm. Schiffbau und
Schiffahrt auf den grossen Seen in Nord-
amerika. illus. (Schiffbautechnische Ge-
sellschaft. Jahrbuch. Berlin, 1909. Bd.
10, p. 228-298.) fVXA
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THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY
Iron and Steel Ships, continued.
1909, continued.
754. The "Robert Fulton." A record in
river steamboat construction, illus. (Sci-
entific American supplement. New York,
1909. v. 67, p. 225-226.) VA
755. S. S. George Washington. illus.
(International marine engineering. New
York, 1909. v. 14, p. 273-276.) f VXA
756. Sadler, Herbert Charles. Some points
in connection with shipbuilding on the
Great Lakes, U. S. A. (Institution of
Naval Architects. Transactions. London,
1909. v. 51, p. 220-232.) VXA
757. Self-discharging cargo steamers,
illus. (Marine review. New York, 1909.
v. 39, p. 437-440; v. 40, p. 14-16.) VXA
758. Siamese revenue cruiser. illus.
(Engineering. London, 1909. v. 87, p. 76.)
VDA
Also supplement, Jan. 15, 1909.
759. Steel passenger steamer H. B. Ken-
/oy. oteei passenger sit-amer n. D. rven-
nedy. illus. (Marine review. New York,
1909. v. 39, no. 13, p. 18-23.) VYA
VXA
760. Stern frames and .brackets of the
new White Star liners, illus. (Engineer.
London, 1909. v. 108, p. 632-633, 636.) VA
761. Suanzes, Carlos. Construccion, ma-
nejo y organizacion de los buques de
guerra modernos. (Revista general de ma-
rina. Madrid, 1909. tomo 65, p. 675-692,
851-864; tomo 66, p. 1-26, 287-304, 441-449,
543-561, 725-763, 947-974; tomo 67, p. 61-
98, 261-283, 409-417, 599-647, 749-770, 939-
956; tomo 68, p. 81-101, 243-260, 409-422,
575-594, 743-769.) VXA
762. Suction dredger "Leviathan." illus.
(Engineering. London, 1909. v. 87, p. 570-
574.) VDA
763. Swedish state railway ferry steamer
"Malmo." illus. (Engineering. London,
1909. v. 88, p. 116-118.) VDA
764. Taylor, Benjamin. A longitudinally
framed ship, illus. (International marine
engineering. New York, 1909. v. 14, p.
30-33.) fVXA
765. Torpedo-boat destroyers for the Bra-
zilian navy, illus. (Engineering. Lon-
don, 1909. v.87, p. 347-349, 352.) VDA
Also supplement, March 12, 1909.
766. Train-ferry steamer "Fabius" for
Northern Nigeria. illus. (Engineering.
London, 1909. v. 88, p. 440-441, 443-444.)
VDA
767. A Twin-hatch steamer with central
deck ballast tank, illus. (Marine engi-
neer and naval architect. London, 1909.
v. 31, p. 362-366.) VXA
768. United States battleships Delaware
and North Dakota, illus. (International
marine engineering. New York, 1909. v.
14, p. 465-466.) f VXA
769. United States fleet colliers Vestal
and Prometheus, illus. (Marine review.
New York, 1909. v. 39, p. 339-341.) VXA
770. La Veloce liner "America." illus.
(Engineering. London, 1909. v. 88, p. 410-
412, 418.) VDA
Also supplement, Sept. 24, 1909.
771. White Star Canadian liner Laurentic.
illus. (Engineer. London, 1909. v. 107,
p. 426.) VA
772. White Star liner Olympic under con-
struction, illus. (Engineer. London, 1909.
v. 108, p. 226.) VA
773. White Star liners Olympic and Ti-
tanic, illus. (Engineer. London, 1909.
v. 108, p. 585.) VA
774. Zeyss, G. Entwurf eines Petroleum-
Transport-Fahrzeuges. 2 pi. (Schiffbau.
Berlin, 1909. Jahrg. 10, p. 511-517, 547-
551.) fVXA
1910
775. Attilio, Dagnino. The first Italian
turbine passenger steamer, illus. (Inter-
national marine engineering. New York,
1910. v. 15, p. 407-409.) f VXA
776. Bacon, Reginald Hugh Spencer. The
battleship of the future. (Institution of
Naval Architects. Transactions. London,
1910. v. 52, p. 1-21.) VXA
(Engineer. London, 1910.
VA
777.
v. 109, p. 284.)
778.
Le cuirasse de 1'avenir. (France.
Ministere de la Marine. Revue mari-
time. Paris, 1910. tome 187, p. 709-721.)
VA
779. - Das Linienschiff der Zukunft.
(Germany. Marine Amt. Marine Rund-
schau. Berlin, 1910. Jahrg. 21, p. 585-592.)
VXA
780. Barry, R. E. Design for a naval col-
lier, illus. (International marine engi-
neering. New York, 1910. v. 15, p. 326-
329.) t VXA
781. Battleship design, illus. (Engineer-
ing. London, 1910. v. 90, p. 305-306, 309.)
VDA
782. Brazilian battleship "Minas Geraes."
illus. (Engineering. London, 1910. v. 89,
p. 65-70.) VDA
Also supplement, Jan. 21, 1910.
783. Brazilian scout cruisers, illus. (En-
gineer. London, 1910. v. 109, p. 431.) VA
Also supplement, April 29, 1910.
NAVAL ARCHITECTURE AND SHIPBUILDING
41
Iron and Steel Ships, continued.
1910, continued.
784. Brazilian scout cruisers, illus. (En-
gineer. London, 1910. v. 109, p. 514-516.)
VA
785. Buchsbaum, G. Das Isherwood Sys-
tem, illus. (Schiffbau. Berlin, 1910.
Jahrg. 12, p. 73-79, 1 1 1-1 14.) f VXA
786. Bulk-oil steamship J. A. Chanslor.
illus. (International marine engineering.
New York, 1910. v. 15, p. 227-231.)
fVXA
787. Coleman, F. C. A new type of iron-
ore transport, illus. (International ma-
rine engineering. New York, 1910. v. 15,
p. 241-243.) f VXA
788. - The Swedish train ferry Drott-
ning Victoria, illus. (International ma-
rine engineering. New York, 1910. v. 15,
p. 10-12.) f VXA
789. Cunard steamship Franconia. illus.
(Engineer. London, 1910. v. 110, p. 140-
141, 144.) VA
790. Details of the Russian volunteer
steamer "Orel." illus. (Engineering. Lon-
don, 1910. v. 89, p. 313-314, 316.) VDA
Also supplement, March 11, 1910.
791. Dietze. Bekohlungs Ausriistung der
Kohlenschiffe der United States Navy,
illus. (Schiffbau. Berlin, 1910. Jahrg. 12,
p. 4-10.) fVXA
792. Double bottoms in modern steel ves-
sels, illus. (Marine engineer and naval
architect. London, 1910. v. 32, p. 203-204,
297-298.) VXA
793. Eckmann, C. J. Zur Entstehungsge-
schichte der Tankdampfer. (Schiffbau.
Berlin, 1910. Jahrg. 11, p. 610-612.)
fVXA
794. European ore-carrying steamship,
illus. (Marine review. New York, 1910.
v. 40, p. 169-173.) VXA
795. Fletcher, R. A. Steamships. The
story of their development to the present
day. London: Sidgwick & Jackson, 1910.
xx, 421 p. illus. 4. fVXHD
796. Four new twin-screw steamers for
the Nippon Yusen Kaisha European line,
illus. (International marine engineering.
New York, 1910. v. 15, p. 273-277.)
fVXA
797. French Atlantic liner France, illus.
(Engineer. London, 1910. v. 110, p. 417-
418.) VA
798. French destroyer Voltiguer. illus.
(Engineer. London, 1910. v. 109, p. 562-
563.) VA
799. The French liner France, illus. (In-
ternational marine engineering. New
York, 1910. v. 15, p. 512-514.) f VXA
800. German battleship "Rheinland." illus.
(Engineering. London, 1910. v. 89, p. 745-
746, 748.) VDA
801. German cruiser Von der Tann. illus.
(Engineer. London, 1910. v. 109, p. 488-
489.) VA
802. Goodrich, Caspar Frederick. Ran-
dom notes on a lake freighter. illus.
(United States Naval Institute. Proceed-
ings. Annapolis, 1910. v. 36, p. 943-956.)
VXA
803. Grand Trunk Pacific Company's
T. S. S. "Prince Rupert." illus. (Engi-
neering. London, 1910. v. 89, p. 776-778.)
VDA
Also supplement, June 17, 1910.
804. H. M. battleship "Vanguard." illus.
(Engineering. London, 1910. v. 89. p. 209-
210.) VDA
805. H. M. protected cruiser "Newcastle."
illus. (Engineering. London, 1910. v. 90,
p. 264-265.) VDA
Also supplement, Aug. 19, 1910.
806. Handy, I. O. Some notes on the
erection of the Baikal railway ferry steam-
ers, illus. (North-East Coast Institution
of Engineers and Shipbuilders. Transac-
tions. London, 1910. v. 26, p. 181-192.)
VXA
807. Hart, G. L'evolution dans les sys-
temes de constructions navales. (Societe
des ingenieurs civils de France. Memoires
et travaux. Paris, 1910. annee 1910, se-
mestre 1, p. 417-444.) VDA
808. Haver, A. H. Corrugated sides on
S. S. "Monitoria" and their effect. 3 pi.
(North-East Coast Institution of Engi-
neers and Shipbuilders. Transactions.
London, 1910. v. 26, p. 257-281, 285-300,
311-324.) VXA
809. (Engineer. London, 1910.
v. 109, p. 204-205.) VA
810. The "Jan Breydel" and "Pieter de
Coninck" on the Ostend-Dover service,
illus. (Engineering. London, 1910. v. 90,
p. 84-88, 90.) VDA
Also supplement, July 15, 1910.
811. Japanese battleship Satsuma. illus.
(Engineer. London, 1910. v. 109, p. 386.)
VA
812. Kaemmerer, W. Die Eisenbahnfahr-
schiffe "Deutschland" und "Preussen."
illus. (Verein deutscher Ingenieure. Zeit-
schrift. Berlin, 1910. Bd. 54, p. 1-5.)
VDA
813. Knipping, P. Die deutschen Fisch-
dampfertypen. 2 pi. (Schiffbau. Berlin,
1910. Jahrg. 11, p. 459-463.) f VXA
814. The Largest ship: the "Europa."
illus. (Scientific American. New York,
1910. v. 103, p. 481, 487.) VA
42
THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY
Iron and Steel Ships, continued.
1910, continued.
815. Latest French torpedo-boat destroy-
ers. (Engineer. London, 1910. v. 109, p.
245-246.) VA
Also supplement, March 11, 1910.
816. Launch of the Cunard steamship
Franconia. illus. (Engineer. London,
1910. v. 110, p. 114.) VA
817. Launch of H. M.S. "Colossus." illus.
(Engineering. London, 1910. v. 89, p. 476,
482.) VDA
818. Launch of the Olympic, illus. (En-
gineer. London, 1910. v. 110, p. 433-435,
462.) VA
Also supplements, Oct. 21 and Oct. 28, 1910.
819. Launch of the Olympic, illus. (In-
ternational marine engineering. New
York, 1910. v. 15, p. 489-495.) f VXA
820. Launching of the S. S. "Olympic."
illus. (American marine engineer. Chica-
go, 1910. v. 5, no. 11, p. 7-10.) fVXA<
821. Launching the William P. Palmer,
illus. (Marine review. Xew York, 1910.
v. 40, p. 442-447.) VXA
822. The Launching of the world's great-
est ship, illus. (Scientific American. New
York, 1910. v. 103, p. 380, 391.) VA
823. Mine-laying and torpedo-regulation
vessel for Portugal, illus. (Engineering.
London, 1910. v. 90, p. 362-363.) VDA
824. Modern torpedo boat destroyers.
(International marine engineering. New
York, 1910. v. 15, p. 329-333.) fVXA
825. Mueller, Ernst. Eisenschiffbau.
Leipzig: B. G. Teubner, 1910. vi, 170 p.
illus. 8. VXHK
826. New American-Hawaiian steamers,
illus. (International marine engineering.
New York, 1910. v. 15, p. 399-403.)
fVXA
827. New British scout cruisers. (Engi-
neer. London, 1910. v. 109, p. 61.) VA
828. The New Castle liner Balmoral Cas-
tle, illus. (International marine engineer-
ing. New York, 1910. v. 15, p. 45-47.)
fVXA
829. The New Cunard liner "Franconia."
illus. (Marine engineer and naval archi-
tect. London, 1910. v. 33, p. 44-47.)
VXA
830. A New departure in American ship-
building, illus. (International marine en-
gineering. New York, 1910. v. 15, p. 355-
357.) fVXA
831. A New lake passenger steamer,
illus. (International marine engineering.
New York, 1910. v. 15, p. 366-370.)
fVXA
832. New Queensborough and Flushing
mail steamers, illus. (Engineering. Lon-
don, 1910. v. 89, p. 40-42.) VDA
833. The New river steamers City of
Philadelphia and City of Wilmington,
illus. (International marine engineering.
New York, 1910. v. 15, p. 133-136.) f VXA
834. The New Russian battleships, illus.
(Engineering. London, 1910. v. 89, p. 652-
654.) VDA
835. The New Spanish navy, illus. (En-
gineering. London, 1910. v. 90, p. 77-80,
82.) VDA
836. New steamers for the Nippon Yusen
Kaisha. illus. (Engineering. London,
1910. v. 89, p. 142-144, 146, 210, 212.) VDA
Also supplements, Feb. 4 and Feb. 18, 1910.
837. New type of ore-carrying steamship,
illus. (Engineer. London, 1910. v. 109,
p. 278, 282-283.) VA
838. Oesten, K. Doppelschrauben Fracht-
und Passagierdampfer "Cincinnati." 3 pi.
'illus. (Schiffbau. Berlin, 1910. Jahrg. 11,
p. 312-316.) fVXA
839. Paddle steamer Weeroona. illus.
(Engineer. London, 1910. v. 110, p. 629-
630.) VA
840. Passenger and freight steamships
City of Montgomery and City of St. Louis,
illus. (International marine engineering.
New York, 1910. v. 15, p. 293-297.)
fVXA
841. S.S. Herman Frasch. illus. (Inter-
national marine engineering. New York,
1910. v. 15, p. 66-70.) f VXA
842. The Second turbine steamer for the
Japanese volunteer fleet, illus. (Inter-
national marine engineering. New York,
1910. v. 15, p. 87-90.) fVXA
843. South African mail steamer "Bal-
moral Castle." (Engineering. London,
1910. v.89, p. 449-450, 478.) VDA
Also supplements, April 8, April 15 and April 29,
1910.
844. Strouse, M. H. A new fireboat for
Seattle, Wash. (Engineering news. New
York, 1910. v. 63, p. 716-717.) VDA
845. T. S. survey steamer Cartier. illus.
(Engineer. London, 1910. v. 109, p. 638-
639.) VA
846. Das Torpedoboot. (Germany.
Marine Amt. Marine Rundschau. Berlin,
1910. Jahrg. 21, p. 947-964.) VXA
847. Trials of the Brazilian battleship
"Sao Paulo." illus. (Engineering. Lon-
don, 1910. v. 89, p. 722-724.) VDA
848. Tribal class of destroyers. illus.
(Engineer. London, 1910. v. 109, p. 314.)
VA
NAVAL ARCHITECTURE AND SHIPBUILDING
43
Iron and Steel Ships, continued.
1910, continued.
849. Turbine cross-channel steamer Cae-
sarea. illus. (Engineer. London, 1910.
v. 110, p. 358.) VA
850. Twin-screw yacht Lien-Ching. illus.
(Engineer. London, 1910. v. 110, p. 383,
384.) VA
851. The U. S. colliers Mars, Vulcan and
Hector, illus. (International marine en-
gineering. New York, 1910. v. 15, p. 25-
29.) t VXA
852. Weihe, H., and O. BERNDT. Einlei-
tung. Baggermaschinen, Rammen und
zugehorige Hulfsmaschinen, Wasserhebe-
maschinen. Leipzig: Wilhelm Engelmann,
1910. xvi, 471(1) p., 21., 14 pi. 4. (In:
Handbuch der Ingenieurwissenschaften.
3. ed. Teil 4, Bd. 1.) VDM
853. White Star line, illus. (Engineer.
London, 1910. v. 109, supplement, June
24.) VA
854. White Star liner "Olympic." illus.
(Engineering. London, 1910. v. 90, p. 564-
572, 620-621, 693-695, 698.) VDA
Also supplements, Oct. 21, Nov. 4, Nov. 18, 1910.
855. The White Star liner Olympic, illus.
(Marine engineer and naval architect.
London, 1910. v. 33, p. 126-127.) VXA
856. White Star liners Olympic and Ti-
tanic, illus. (Engineer. London, 1910.
v. 109, p. 231.) VA
1911
857. Argentine ocean-going turbine de-
stroyers. (Engineer. London, 1911. v.
Ill, p. 60-61.) VA
858. Attilio, Dagnino. Italy's first tur-
bine-driven cruiser, the San Marco, illus.
(International marine engineering. New
York, 1911. v. 16, p. 477-480.) f VXA
859. The Australian navy, illus. (Engi-
neering. London, 1911. v. 92, p. 566, 570-
571.) VDA
860. Bodenmueller, Albert. Der kleine
geschiitzte Kreuzer "Uruguay." illus.
(Verein deutscher Ingenieure. Zeitschrift.
Berlin, 1911. Bd. 55, p. 1-7, 62-70.) VDA
861. Bureau Veritas. Rules and regula-
tions for the building and classification of
steel vessels. Year 1911. Paris [1911,.
xxi, 274 p., 1 1. 4. VXH
862. Canadian lake and river steamer
"Saguenay." illus. (Engineering. Lon-
don, 1911. v.92, p. 348-351.) VDA
Also supplement, Sept. 15, 1911.
863. Canadian Pacific Railway's oil-fuel-
burning T. S. S. "Princess Alice." illus.
(Engineering. London, 1911. v. 92, p. 764-
766, 768.) VDA
864. Chinese training cruiser "Ying Swei."
illus. (Engineering. London, 1911. v.92,
p. 826.) VDA
Also supplement, Dec. 22, 1911.
865. Cunard steamship Laconia. illus.
(Engineer. London, 1911. v. 112, p. 125-
126.) VA
866. Curr, Robert. Isherwood system of
framing for small vessels, illus. (Marine
review. New York, 1911. v. 41, p. 132-
133, 185-187, 216-218.) VXA
867. Description of the U. S. suction
dredge "New Orleans." illus. (American
marine engineer. New York, 1911. v. 6,
no. 11, p. 7-9.) fVXA
868. Design and performance of the
transpacific liners Tenyo Maru and Chiyo
Maru. (Engineer. London, 1911. v. 112,
p. 137-138.) VA
869. Dobson, W. A. Designing and con-
structing an ocean-going steamer, illus.
(Scientific American. New York, 1911. v.
105, p. 52-55.) VA
870. Der Doppelschrauben-Salondampfer
"Hela." 2 pi. (Schiffbau. Berlin, 1911.
Jahrg. 12, p. 326-329.) f VXA
871. Fleet collier Cyclops, illus. (Marine
review. New York, 1911. v. 41, p,26-30.)
VXA
872. French Atlantic liner France, illus.
(Engineer. London, 1911. v. 110, p. 417-
418.) VA
873. French battleships, illus. (Engi-
neer. London, 1911. v. Ill, p. 266-267.)
VA
874. French battleships Jean Bart and
Courbet. illus. (Engineer. London, 1911.
v. 112, p. 412.) VA
875. Giraud, J. E. L'evolution des cargos
pour matieres pondereuses. illus. (Genie
civil. Paris, 1911. tome 58, p. 199-204, 225-
229.) VA
876. Graemer, L. Drei Fahrdampfer.
5 pi. illus. (Schiffbau. Berlin, 1911.
Jahrg. 13, p. 1-6.) t VXA
877. H. M. battleship "Colossus." illus.
/(Engineering. London, 1911. v. 91, p. 439-
441.) VDA
Also supplement, April 7, 1911.
878. H. M. battleship "Monarch." illus.
(Engineering. London, 1911. v. 91, p. 455-
456.) VDA
879. H. M. S. Dartmouth, illus. (Engi-
neer. London, 1911. v. Ill, p. 174.) VA
880. H. M. S. Monarch, illus. (Engineer.
London, 1911. v. Ill, p. 406-407.) VA
44
THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY
Iron and Steel Ships, continued.
1911, continued.
881. H. M. S. Thunderer, illus. (Engi-
neer. London, 1911. v. Ill, p. 112-114.)
VA
882. Japanese Pacific liner Shinyo-Maru.
illus. (Engineer. London, 1911. v. 112, p.
537-538.) VA
883. Kielhorn, Carl. Die neue Richtung
im Handelsschiffbau. (Schiffbau. Berlin,
1911. Jahrg. 12, p. 611-614, 657-663, 736-
742.) t VXA
884. Kirby, F. E. Shipping on the Great
Lakes. illus. (Engineering. London,
1911. v.92, p. 62-64.) VDA
Also supplement, July 14, 1911.
885. Kleine Kreuzer und ihre Verwen-
dung. (Austria. Marine-Technische Ko-
mitee. Mitteilungen aus deni Gebiete des
Seewesens. Pola, 1911. Jahrg. 39, p. 1115-
1127.) VXA
886. (France. Ministere de la Ma-
rine. Revue maritime. Paris, 1912. tome
192, p. 447-461.) VXA
887. Kondo, Motoki. Progress of naval
construction in Japan, illus. (Engineer-
ing. London, 1911. v. 92, p. 15-18.) VDA
888. La Bolina, Jack, pseud. Nuevo tipo
de acorazado de linea. (Centro naval,
Buenos Aires. Boletin. Buenos Aires,
1911. tomo 29, p. 885-894.) VXA
889. Launch of cruiser-battleship New
Zealand, illus. (Engineer. London, 1911.
v. 112, p. 241-242.) VA
890. Launch of H. M. S. Yarmouth, illus.
(Engineer. London, 1911. v. Ill, p. 414.)
VA
891. Launch of the Titanic. (Engineer.
London, 1911. v. Ill, p. 567, 575.) VA
892. Lienau, Otto. Die Entwicklung und
die Zukunft des Massentransportes von
Kohle und Erz iiber See. illus. (Stahl und
Eisen. Diisseldorf, 1911. Jahrg. 31, p.
1077-1085.) VIA
893. Martin, K. G. The largest naval col-
lier in the world [U. S. S. Cyclopsj. illus.
(International marine engineering. New
York, 1911. v. 16, p. 495-498.) f VXA
894 Montgomerie, James. The arrange-
ment and construction of oil vessels, illus. ,
(Cassier's magazine. New York, 1911. v:
40, p. 737-752.) VDA
895. New cross-channel steamers for the
Southeastern and Chatham Railway, illus.
(Engineer. London, 1911. v. 112, p. 520-
521.) VA
896. New Cunard liner "Franconia." illus.
(Engineering. London, 1911. v. 91, p. 246-
248.) VDA
Also supplement, Feb. 24, 1911.
897. New French dreadnaught drydocks.
illus. (Engineer. London, 1911. v. Ill, p.
7-8.) VA
898. New Italian dreadnought Conte di
Cavour. illus. (Engineer. London, 1911.
v. 112, p. 152.) VA
899. The New White Star liner "Olym-
pic." illus. (Scientific American. New
York, 1911. v. 105, p. 8-9.) VA
900. Los Nuevos destroyers argentinos.
(Centro naval, Buenos Aires. Boletin.
Buenos Aires, 1911. tomo 29. p. 637-647.)
VXA
901. An Ocean-going oil engine ship,
illus. (Engineer. London, 1911. v. Ill,
p. 10-12, 33-35.) VA
902. The Olympic and Titanic. illus.
(Engineer. London, 1911. v. Ill, p. 209-
215.) VA
Also illustrated supplement, March 3, 1911.
903. The "Olympic" and the "Titanic."
illus. (Scientific American supplement.
New York, 1911. v. 71, p. 380-383.) VA
904. Owen, H. Ship economics; provid-
ing practical aids for shipmasters in regard
to repairs, maintenance, surveys, and con-
struction... London: G. Phillip & Son.
1911. xi, 137 p. illus. 8. VXHB
905. P. and O. steamer Medina, illus.
(Engineer. London, 1911. v. 112, p. 326.)
VA
906. Passenger accommodation of the
White Star liner "Olympic." illus. (En-
gineering. London, 1911. v. 91, p. 789,
792.) VDA
907. Quatre nouveaux types de Dread-
noughts. (France. Ministere de la Ma-
rine. Revue maritime. Paris, 1911. tome
189, p. 97-108.) VXA
908. Schaffran, Karl. Flachgehender
Fracht- und Passagier-Seitenraddampfer
fiir die Fahrt Tjumen-Tobolsk. illus.
(Schiffbau. Berlin, 1911. Jahrg. 13, p. 208-
213.) f VXA
909. Spanish gunboat "Recalde." illus.
(Engineering. London, 1911. v. 92. p.
288.) VDA
Also supplement, Sept. 1, 1911.
910. A Tank steamer for the molasses
trade, illus. (International marine engi-
neering. New York, 1911. v. 16, p. 20-25.)
fVXA
911. Turbine-driven steamer "Newhaven."
illus. (Engineering. London, 1911. v.92,
p. 642.) VDA
Also supplement, Nov. 10, 1911.
912. Twin-screw refrigerated meat steam-
er, illus. (Engineer. London, 1911. v.
112, p. 618-619.) VA
NAVAL ARCHITECTURE AND SHIPBUILDING
45
Iron and Steel Ships, continued.
1911, continued.
913. Verth, M. zur. Das Lazarettschiff.
(Germany. Marine Amt. Marine Rund-
schau. Berlin, 1911. Jahrg. 22, p. 868-883.)
VXA
914. The White Star liner "Olympic."
illus. (Engineering magazine. New York,
1911. v. 41, p. 649-657.) VDA
915. The White Star liner "Titanic." illus.
(Engineering. London, 1911. v. 91, p. 678-
681.) VDA
Also supplement, May 26, 1911.
916. White Star liners Olympic and Ti-
tanic, illus. (Engineer. London, 1911.
v. 110, p. 38, 40, 196.) VA
917. White Star liners "Olympic" and
"Titanic." illus. (Marine engineer and na-
val architect. London, 1911. v. 33, p. 416-
417, 440-450.) VXA
918. The World's greatest ship the
"Olympic." illus. (Scientific American
supplement. New York, 1911. v. 71, p. 72-
73.) VA
919. The World's largest bulk freighter,
illus. (Marine review. New York, 1911.
v. 41. p. 408-413.) VXA
920. The World's largest steamship
[Olympici. illus. (Marine review. New
York, 1911. v. 41, p. 245-259.) VXA
1912
921. Attilio, Dagnino. The first Italian
dreadnought Dante Alighieri. illus. (In-
ternational marine engineering. New
York, 1912. v. 17, p. 481-488.) f VXA
922. Attwood, Edward Lewis. War-ships.
A text-book on the construction, protec-
tion, stability, turning, etc., of war vessels.
London: Longmans, Green & Co., 1912.
342 p. illus. 5. ed. 8. VXR
923. Battleships of the new "Kaiser"
class, illus. (Engineer. London, 1912. v.
113, p. 316-318.) VA
924. Borckenhagen. fivolution des types
recents de navires de guerre. (France.
Ministere de la Marine. Revue maritime.
Paris, 1912. tome 194, p. 497-511; tome
195, p. 169-185.) VXA
925. Bureau Veritas. Reglement pour la
construction et la classification des navires
en acier. Annee 1912. Paris [1912]. xxi,
315 p. 4. VXH
926. City of Detroit III; world's largest
side wheel steamer, illus. (International
marine engineering. New York, 1912. v.
17, p. 389-396.) t VXA
927. Coleman, C. F. New battle cruisers
launch of the Kongo, illus. (Interna-
tional marine engineering. New York,
1912. v. 17, p. 313-317.) f VXA
928. Self-discharging collier, illus.
(Marine review. New York, 1912. v. 42,
p. 393-399.) VXC
929. Cross-channel passenger steamer
Greenore. illus. (Engineer. London,
1912. V :il4, p. 234.) VA
930. Cunard liner Aquitania. illus. (En-
gineer. London, 1912. v. 113, p. 573.) VA
Also supplement, May 31, 1912.
931. Cunard liner Laconia. illus. (Engi-
neer. London, 1912. v. 113, p. 85-87.) VA
Also supplement, Jan. 26, 1912.
932. Curr, Robert. Isherwood system of
construction, illus. (Marine review. New
York, 1912. v. 42, p. 291-292, 350-351, 388-
389, 403-404; v. 43, p. 29-30, 72-73, 86-87,
149, 186-188, 207-209, 250, 340-341 ; v. 44, p.
310-311, 340-341, 379-380, 420-421, 462-463;
v. 45, p. 17-19, 71, 126, 165-166, 202-204, 259-
261, 301-302, 331-332.) f VXA
933. Danish torpedo-boat "Soridderen."
illus. (Engineering. London, 1912. v. 93,
p. 118.) VDA
Also supplement, Jan. 26, 1912.
934. Donnelly, W. T., and G. A. ORROK.
An'electrically propelled fireproof passen-
ger steamer. 12 pi. (Society of Naval
Architects and Marine Engineers. Trans-
actions. New York, 1912. v. 20, p. 169-
200.) VXA
935. First Clyde-built motorship, Jutlan-
dia. illus. (Engineer. London, 1912. v.
113, p. 525, 539.) VA
936. Foerster, E. Der Doppelschrauben-
dampfer "Cap Finisterre." illus. (Verein
deutscher Ingenieure. Zeitschrift. Berlin,
1912. Bd. 56, p. 1341-1349, 1396-1401.)
VDA
937. Die Franzoesischen Schlachtschiffe
"Jean Bart" und "Courbet." (Austria.
Marine-Technische Komitee. Mitteilun-
gen aus dem Gebiete des Seewesens. Pola,
1912. Jahrg. 40, p. 64-70.) VXA
938. French destroyers Daque and Cime-
terre. illus. (Engineer. London, 1912. v.
114, p. 181.) VA
939. French liner France, illus. (Engi-
neer. London, 1912. v. 113, p. 442.) VA
940. French trans-Atlantic liner "Ro-
chambeau." illus. (Engineering. Lon-
don, 1912. v. 94, p. 704-705, 712, 742.)
VDA
Als supplement, Nov. 22 and Nov. 29, 1912.
941. Geynet, G. Le contre-torpilleur. Ce
qu'il est et ce qu'il devrait etre d'apres les
enseignements de la guerre russo-japo-
naise. (France. Ministere de la Marine.
Revue maritime. Paris, 1912. tome 192, p.
312-355; tome 193, p. 382-402, 752-765;
tome 194, p. 48-65, 315-336.) VXA
46
THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY
Iron and Steel Ships, continued.
1912, continued.
942. Graemer, L. Das neue Feuerschiff
fiir die erste Station der Elbe. 3 pi. illus.
(Schiffbau. Berlin, 1912. Jahrg. 13, p. 715-
722, 764-770.) f VXA
943. Greek torpedo-boat destroyers. (En-
gineering. London, 1912. v. 94, p. 642,
644.) VDA
Also supplement, Nov. 8, 1912.
944. Gregory, H. B. Battleship Florida,
illus. (International marine engineering.
New York, 1912. v. 17, p. 191-198.)
fVXA
945.
United States battleships Wy-
oming and Arkansas. illus. (Interna-
tional marine engineering. Xew York,
1912. v. 17, p. 397-404.) f VXA
946. H. M. battle-cruiser "Lion." illus.
(Engineering. London, 1912. v. 93, p. 4
6.) VDA
Also supplement, Jan. 5, 1912.
947. The Hamburg-American company's
new 50,000 ton liner [Imperatorj. illus.
(International marine engineering. New
York, 1912. v. 17, p. 301-304.) f VXA
948. Hamburg-Amerika passenger and
freight steamer "Imperator." (Engineer-
ing. London, 1912. v. 93, p. 699.) VDA
949. Heesch, Otto. Seitenradschlepp-
dampfer "Hugo Marcus" und "Hapsburg."
illus. (Schiffbau. Berlin, 1912. Jahrg. 14.
p. 8-16.) t VXA
950. Imperial German cruiser Goeben.
illus. (Engineer. London, 1912. v. 114. p.
249-250.) VA
951. Japanese battle-cruiser Kongo, illus.
(Engineer. London, 1912. v. 113, p. 540.)
VA
952. Japanese battle-cruiser "Kongo."
(Engineering. London, 1912. v. 93, p. 655-
657, 664, 705-706.) VDA
Also supplement, May 17, 1912.
953. Laas, Walter. Die Schiffe und ihre
Maschinenanlagen. illus. (In: Die Tech-
nik im zwanzigsten Jahrhundert. Braun-
schweig, 1912. Bd.4, p. 59-113.) VBA
954. The Largest ship yet constructed.
The launch of the 65,000 ton liner "Impera-
tor." illus. (Scientific American. New
York, 1912. v. 107, p. 5-6.) VA
955. Latest dreadnoughts for South
American republics, illus. (International
marine engineering. New York, 1912. v.
17, p. 20-24.) fVXA
956. Launch of the Titanic, illus. (Inter-
national marine engineering. New York,
1912. v. 16, p. 281-283.) f VXA
957. Lienau, Otto. Fortschritte in den
britischen Schiffbaubetrieben. (Schiffbau.
Berlin, 1912. Jahrg. 14, p. 1-8, 43-48.)
fVXA
958. Macllwaine, G. S. The corrugated
ship, illus. (Royal United Service Institu-
tion. Journal. London, 1912. v. 56. p.
1515-1534.) VWA
959. Motorship Eavestone. illus. (Engi-
neer. London, 1912. v. 114, p. 433-437.)
VA
960. Naval collier Orion, illus. (Marine
review. Xew York, 1912. v. 42, p. 327-
329.) VXA
961. The New Buffalo steamer "See-and-
Bee." illus. (Marine review. Xew York,
1912. v. 42, p. 366-379.) VXA
962. New French line steamship France,
illus. (International marine engineering.
Xew York, 1912. v. 17, p. 238-241.)
fVXA
963. New tank steamer for the Gulf Re-
fining Company, illus. (International ma-
rine engineering. New York, 1912. v. 17,
p. 109-112.) fVXA
964. Our latest battleships, the "Nevada"
and "Oklahoma." illus. (Scientific Ameri-
can. New York, 1912. v. 106, p. 212, 225.)
VA
965. Der Petroleumtransport zur See und
die neueste Entwicklung der Tankschiffe.
(Schiffbau. Berlin, 1912. Jahrg. 14, p. 168-
171, 207-212, 241-243, 331-335.) f VXA
966. Popp, M. Entwurf eines Sauge-
Hopper-Baggers nach dem System Frith-
ling. 8 pi. illus. (Schiffbau. Berlin, 1912.
Jahrg. 13, p. 587-591.) f VXA
967. Rouge, J. Constructions navales
coque. Paris: O. Doin & fils, 1912. xi p.,
2 1., 303, xii p. illus. 12. (Encyclopedic
scientifique. Bibliotheque de mecanique
appliquee et genie.) VXR
968. Sea-going gas-driven cargo vessels.
illus. (Engineer. London, 1912. v. 113,
p. 176-178.) VA
969. Shallow draught steamer Comte de
Flandre. illus. (Engineer. London, 1912,
v. 114, p. 684-685.) VA
970. Side wheel steamer City of Detroit
in. illus. (Marine review. New York,
1912. v. 42, p. 213-221.) f VXA
971. Stern frame and brackets of the
Cunard liner Aquitania. illus. (Engineer.
London, 1912. v. 113, p. 468-469.) VA
972. Stranraer and Larne turbine steamer
"Princess Victoria." illus. (Engineering.
London, 1912. v. 94, p. 422, 428.) VDA
Also supplement, Sept. 27, 1912.
NAVAL ARCHITECTURE AND SHIPBUILDING
47
Iron and Steel Ships, continued.
1912, continued.
973. Talbot, Frederick Arthur Ambrose.
Steamship conquest of the world. Phila-
delphia: J. B. Lippincott Co. [1912.] xii,
344 p., 48 pi. 8. VXH
974. Three submarine tenders. illus.
(Engineer. London, 1912. v. 113, p. 459.)
VA
975. Transporter ship "Kanguroo" for
submersible boats, illus. (Engineering.
London, 1912. v. 94, p. 86-88, 90.) VDA
976. Twin screw motor ship Selandia.
illus. (Engineer. London, 1912. v. 113. p.
247-248, 269-271, 292-293.) VA
977. United States. Construction and
Repair Bureau. Instructions for riveting
naval vessels... Edition of 1912. Wash-
ington: Gov. Prtg. Off., 1912. 23 p. 12.
VXH
978. United States collier Jupiter, illus.
(Marine review. New York, 1912. v. 42, p.
300-303.) VXA
979. United States collier Neptune, illus.
(Engineer. London, 1912. v. 113, p. 488.)
VA
980. Vessel for transporting submarines,
illus. (Engineer. London, 1912. v. 113, p.
594.) VA
981. Walker, John Bernard. The "un-
sinkable" ship, illus. (Scientific Ameri-
can. New York, 1912. v. 106, p. 417-418.)
VA
982.
An unsinkable Titanic; every
ship its own lifeboat. New York: Dodd,
Mead & Co., 1912. 3 p.l., v-xi, 185 p., 1 pi.
illus. 12. VXHD
983. White, Sir William Henry. Die An-
derungen in den Kriegschiffskonstruk-
tionen der letzten Jahre. (Germany.
Marine Amt. Marine Rundschau. Ber-
lin, 1912. Jahrg. 23, p. 1192-1203.) VXA
984.
Recent changes in warship de-
sign. (Naval annual. London, 1912. p.
124-145.) VXA
985. World's largest bulk freighters built
on the Great Lakes, illus. (International
marine engineering. New York, 1912. v.
17, p. 345-352.) t VXA
986. Zueblin. Die Torpedokreuzer "Ca-
tamarca" und "Jujuy" der argentinischen
Marine. 2 pi. illus. (Schiffbau. Berlin,
1912. Jahrg. 13, p. 669-673, 723-728.)
fVXA
1913
987. Allan liner "Alsatian." illus. (Engi-
neering. London, 1913. v. 96, p. 853-857,
858.) VDA
Also supplement, Dec. 26, 1913.
988. The "Aquitania." illus. (Scientific
American supplement. New York, 1913.
v. 75, p. 264-266.) VA
989. Attwood, Edward Lewis. The mod-
ern warship. Cambridge: University
Press, 1913. vii, 146 p. 12. VXR
990. Ballard, Maxwell. Some notes on
the arch principle of ship construction. 7
pi. (North-East Coast Institution of En-
gineers and Shipbuilders. Transactions.
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1913. v. 29, p. 85-
141.) VXA
991. Behn. Bagger und Baggergerate
fiir die kaiserliche Hafenbauabteilung Hel-
goland. illus. (Verein deutscher Ingeni-
eure. Zeitschrift. Berlin, 1913. Bd. 57, p.
1849-1856.) VDA
992. Das Brasilianische Schlachtschiff
"Rio de Janeiro." illus. (Austria. Ma-
rine-Technische Komitee. Mitteilungen
aus dem Gebiete des Seewesens. Pola,
1913. Jahrg. 41, p. 318-325.) VXA
992a. Brazilian battleship "Rio de Janei-
ro." illus. (Engineering. London, 1913.
v. 95, p. 114-118, 124.) VDA
Also supplement, Jan. 24, 1913.
993. Burgoyne, Alan Hughes. Recent de-
velopments in battleship type. (Institu-
tion of Naval Architects. Transactions.
London, 1913. v. 55, part 1, p. 1-19.) VXA
994. -- (Engineering. London,
1913. v. 95, p. 350-356.) VDA
995. Cargo ship "France." illus. (Engi-
neering. London, 1913. v. 96, p. 488-489,
491-494.) VDA
996. Casimir-Perier, Claude. Brest-Trans-
atlantique. (Societe de geographic com-
merciale de Paris. Bulletin mensuel.
Paris, 1913. tome 35, p. 86-112.) TLA
997. Channel steamer "Paris." illus. (En-
gineering. London, 1913. v. 96, p. 749-
754.) VDA
Also supplement, Dec. 5, 19.13.
998. Chilian torpedo-boat destroyer "Al-
mirante Lynch." (Engineering. London,
1913. v. 96, p. 352-353, 358, 392, 394.) VDA
Also supplement, Sept. 12, 1913.
999. Chinese training cruiser "Chao Ho."
illus. (Engineering. London. 1913. v. 95,
p. 424-126.) VDA
1000. The Clyde line coastwise steam-
ship Lenape. illus. (International marine
engineering. New York, 1913. v. 18, p.
139-144J f VXA
48
THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY
Iron and Steel Ships, continued.
1913, continued.
1001. Coleman, F. C. Five-masted auxili-
ary sailing ship France, illus. (Interna-
tional marine engineering. New York,
1913. v. 18, p. 505-510.) f VXA
1002. - Oil tanker San Fraterno. illus.
(Marine review. New York, 1913. v. 43,
p. 191-194.) fVXA
1003. Cook, G. C. Tha evolution of the
lightship. 12 pi. (Society of Naval Archi-
tects and Marine Engineers. Transac-
tions. New York, 1913. v. 21, p. 97-118.)
VXA
1003a. [New York. 1913., 98-
118 p., lOdiagrs., 2 pi. 4. ( VXF
1004. Les Croiseurs-torpilleurs "Catamar-
ca" et "Jujuy." (France. Ministere de la
Marine. Revue maritime. Paris, 1913.
tome 198, p. 122-135.) VXA
1005. Cunard Canadian liner "Andania."
illus. (Engineering. London, 1913. v. 96,
p. 233.) VDA
1006. Dal-Piaz. Le paquebot transatlan-
tique moderne. illus. (Societe industrielle
du nord de la France. Bulletin mensuel.
Lille, 1913. annee 41, p. 66-91.) VA
1007. Deutscher Schiffbau, 1913... Ber-
lin: Verlag Carl Marfels, 1913. 344 p.
illus. 4. VXH
1008. Diesel oil tank ship Hagen. illus.
(Engineer. London, 1913. v. 115, p. 304-
305.) VA
1009. Donnelly, W. T. An electrically pro-
pelled fire-proof passenger steamer. (So-
ciety of Naval Architects and Marine En-
gineers. Transactions. New York, 1913.
v. 20, p. 169-200.) VXA
1010. Elbe estuary motor lightship, illus.
(Marine engineer and naval architect.
London, 1913. v. 36, p. 6-9.) VXA
1011. Fletcher, R. A. Travelling palaces;
luxury in passenger steamships. London:
Sir I. Pitman and Sons [1913|. xvi, 310 p.,
2 plans, 52 pi. 8. VXHD
1012. French Atlantic liner Lutetia. illus.
(Engineer. London, 1913. v. 115, p. 496,
506.) VA
1013. French battleships Provence and
Bretagne. (Engineer. London, 1913. v.
115, p. 558.) VA
1014. French destroyer Commandant Ri-
viere, illus. (Engineer. London, 1913.
v. 116, p. 178-179.) VA
1015. French destroyer Magon. illus.
(Engineer. London, 1913. v. 115, p. 658,
663-664.) VA
1016. French destroyers Fourche and
Faulx. illus. (Engineer. London, 1913.
v. 115, p. 144-146, 148.) VA
1017. French dreadnought Jean Bart,
illus. (Engineer. London, 1913. v. 115,
p. 676-677.) VA
1018. French dreadnoughts Paris and
France, illus. (Engineer. London, 1913.
v. 115, p. 31-32.) VA
1019. French mine layers Cerbere and
Pluton. (Engineer. London, 1913. v. 116,
p. 515, 516.) VA
1020. A Geared turbine cargo steamer,
illus. (Engineer. London, 1913. v. 115, p.
243-245.) VA
1021. German battleships of the Kaiser
class, illus. (Engineer. London, 1913.
v. 115, p. 410-411.) VA
1022. The Giant Imperator. illus. (Ma-
rine review. New York, 1913. v. 43, p.
268-271.) fVXA
1023. Great Lakes steamers for coastwise
service, illus. (International marine en-
gineering. New York, 1913. v. 18, p. 47-
52.) fVXA
1024. Greek torpedo-boat destroyers of
the "Lion" class, illus. (Engineer. Lon-
don, 1913. v. 116, p. 59-60.) VA
Also supplement, July 18, 1913.
1025. Gregory, H. B. U. S. fleet colliers
Proteus and Nereus. illus. (American So-
ciety of Naval Engineers. Journal. Wash-
ington, 1913. v. 25, p. 613-636.) VXA
1026. H. M. battleship Iron Duke, illus.
(Engineer. London, 1913. v. 116, p. 550.)
VA
1027. H. M. dreadnought Queen Eliza-
beth, illus. (Engineer. London, 1913. v.
116, p. 450.) VA
1028. H. M. S. Benbow. illus. (Engi-
neering. London, 1913. v. 96, p. 660-661.)
VDA
1029. H. M. torpedo-boat destroyers
"Shark," "Sparrowhawk" and "Spitfire."
illus. (Engineering. London, 1913. v. 95,
p. 775-776, 778.) VDA
1030. Hamburg-Amerika liner Imperator.
(Engineer. London, 1913. v. 115, p. 649-
650.) VA
1031. Hamburg-Amerika liner "Impera-
tor." illus. (Engineering. London, 1913.
v. 95, p. 827-831.) VDA
Also supplement, June 20, 1913.
1032. Hudson river steamer Washington
Irving, illus. (International marine en-
gineering. New York, 1913. v. 18, p. 275-
278.) f VXA
1033. Isle of Man geared-turbine steamer
"King Orry." illus. (Engineering. Lon-
don, 1913. v. 95, p. 871-874, 876.) VDA
Also supplement, June 27, 1913.
NAVAL ARCHITECTURE AND SHIPBUILDING
49
Iron and Steel Ships, continued.
1913, continued.
1034. Japanese battle-cruiser "Kongo."
illus. (Engineering. London, 1913. v. 95,
p. 709-711.) VDA
1035. The Japanese battle-cruiser "Kon-
go." illus. (Scientific American. New
York, 1913. v. 109, p. 128-129.) VA
1036. King, J. F. On large deck houses.
(Institution of Naval Architects. Trans-
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161.) VXA
1037. (Engineering. London,
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1038. Launch of the Andrea Doria. illus.
(Engineer. London, 1913. v. 115, p. 383-
384.) VA
1039. Launch of the Aquitania. illus.
(Engineer. London, 1913. v. 115, p. 446-
447.) VA
1040. Launch of the latest giant steam-
ship, illus. (Scientific American supple-
ment. New York, 1913. v. 75, p. 232-233.)
VA
1041. Lengthening the Aberdeen liners
Marathon and Miltiades. illus. (Engi-
neer. London, 1913. v. 115, p. 72-73.) VA
1042. Lienau, Otto. Materialspannungen
in den Langsverbanden stahlerner Han-
delsschiffe. (Schiffbautechnische Gesell-
schaft. Jahrbuch. Berlin, 1913. 4. Bd.
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1043. Macllwaine, G. S. Corrugated ships,
illus. (Engineering magazine. New York,
1913. v. 44, p. 938-940.) VDA
1044. Mersey bar lightship Alarm, illus.
(Engineer. London, 1913. v. 116, p. 72-
74.) VA
1045. Montgomerie, James. The design
and construction of oil steamers. (Insti-
tution of Engineers and Shipbuilders in
Scotland. Transactions. Glasgow, 1913.
v. 56, p. 241-291.) VDA
1046. - (Engineering. London,
1913. v. 95, p. 306-309, 337-340.) VDA
1047.
(Marine review. New
York, 1913. v.43, p. 126-130, 164-170.)
fVXA
1048. Das Motor-Tankschiff "Hagen" er-
haut von der Fried. Krupp A.-G. Germa-
niawerft. 6 pi. illus. (Schiffbau. Berlin,
1913. Jahrg. 14, p. 407-413, 466-469.)
fVXA
1049. New Cunard liner "Aquitania."
(Engineering. London, 1913. v.95, p. 515-
523, 562-564, 570.) VDA
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1051. New Pacific coastwise steamship
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1052. New Spanish battleships. illus.
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178, 192.) VDA
Also supplement, Aug. 8, 1913.
1053. Old Dominion line's freight steam-
er Tyler, illus. (International marine en-
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374.) fVXA
1054. Ore-carrying steamer Norrbotten.
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368.) VA
1055. Quadruple-screw steamers "Ooster-
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VDA
Also supplement, Aug. 29, 1913.
1056. Quadruple-screw turbine Allan liner
"Alsatian." illus. (Engineering. London,
1913. v.95, p. 45 1-455, 456-457.) VDA
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1057. The Quadruple turbine liner "Im-
perator." illus. (Marine engineer and na-
val architect. London, 1913. v. 35, p. 463-
469.) VXA
1058. Recent warships for the French Ad-
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1059. Redwood, Sir Boverton. Tank
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1060. Robinson, S. M. Description of the
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1061. Royal Holland Lloyd steamship
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1063. Side-wheeler Washington Irving,
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1064. Single screw molasses tank steamer
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Iron and Steel Ships, continued.
1913, continued.
1065. Smith, S. F. Change of shape of
recent colliers. 6 pi. (Society of Naval
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1066. Some modern systems of ship con-
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naval architect. London, 1913. v. 35, p.
197-203.) VXA
1067. Spanish quadruple-screw liner "Rei-
na Victoria-Eugenia." illus. (Engineer-
ing. London, 1913. v. 95, p. 322-324, 326.
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1068. Spanish trans-Atlantic liner "In-
fanta Isabel de Borbon." illus. (Engi-
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1069. Talbot, Frederick Arthur Ambrose.
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1070. Das Tankschiff "Hagen." illus.
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1071. Trials of the France, illus. (Engi-
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VA
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1073.
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p. 966-967.) VDA
1074. Typical ships. illus. (Engineer.
London. 1913. v. 115, p. 84-85, 115-116: v,
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Andrews, Mrs. Mary Raymond Shipman.
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SCIENCE
Aleman, Ricardo M. La letra de cam-
bio; estudio de derecho mercantil. Xabana
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Boyd, Mary Sumner. The woman citi-
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special consideration of women's citizen-
ship. With an introduction by Carrie
Chapman Catt. . . New York: F. A. Stokes
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"Tliis hook puts levers in the hands of women
who, suffrage won, would clear away the great ruck
of minor civil disabilities which still beset women
as such, and would next help modernize the ma-
chinery through which all the electorate, men and
women alike, must act. She not only tells of ob-
stacles to be rid of, but of opportunities to use,
leaving to the new citizen, however, what use ti
make of them. She tells these things clearly and
compellingly." Survey, Jan. 11, 1919.
Bradlee, Francis Boardman Crownin-
shield. The Boston and Lowell Railroad,
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Clark, Kate Upson. Teaching the child
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3 p.l., 174 p., 11., Ipl. 12. SEE
Contents: The appeal to history. The patriotism
of peace. Personal responsibility in politics. Teach-
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triotism. Patriotism and health. Work as a vital
part of patriotism. A patriot's manners and morals.
The patriot's religion and ideals.
Clarke, Ida Clyde. The little democracy;
a text-book on community organization.
With introduction by P. P. Claxton...
New York: D. Appleton and Co., 1918. xv.
252 p., 1 1. 12. SB
"Miss Clarke has assembled in this volume, which
is called a text-book in community organization, much
valuable opinion, formulated in various bureaus at
Washington, on the mode of proceeding to organize
community activities along varied lines. . . Among
the co itributors are Henry E. Jackson, Hugh Find-
lay, of the Department of Agriculture (The Com-
munity Garden), and Prof. T. N. Carver, who
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Clay, Henry. Economics, an introduc-
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Economics for the General Reader is its readableness.
Beyond a certain point the involved questions of
economic theory cannot be simplified. Some writers
of economic textbooks seem to have supposed that
condensation and simplification were synonymous
terms; others have attempted to hide theory behind
alluring description on the apparent assumption that
the theory would be swallowed more or less un-
noticed. Professor Clay, on the other hand, recog-
nizes frankly that 'economies' means 'economics,'
but he has produced a unique book because in its
preparation he bethought himself constantly of the
needs of the general reader the reader who can
understand a clear presentation of what is clear
in the author's own thought, but who wishes never-
theless to be relieved of the task of carrying in his
mind a highly technical jargon or specialized nomen-
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Cohen, Julius Henry. Commercial arbi-
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Cooke, Morris Llewellyn. Our cities
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illus. tables. 8. SER
Contents: Paving the way. Some mechanisms of
municipal management. Science in the management
of our cities. The one best way. They who serve
the city. Finding the man in ten thousand. The
arm of publicity. Our utilities and their owners.
The city as an ally of industrial progress. Some-
thing more than a voter. A glimpse of singing cities.
Cooley, Charles Horton. Social proces-
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Ely, Richard Theodore, and others. Out-
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Max O. Lorenz. . .Allyn A. Young. . . New
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769 p. tables, diagrs. 8. TC
Farrington, Frank. The successful sales-
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236 p. illus. 8. (Industrial management
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Forbes-Lindsay, Charles Harcourt Ains-
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Galloway, Lee. Office management; its
principles and practice; covering organiza-
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texts prepared as part of the modern busi-
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Gilbert, Arthur Benson. American cities:
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Glasson, William Henry. Federal mili-
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"Mr. Grant has written in a spirit of broad hu-
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read widely and has supplemented his reading by
current observation and informal interview. His
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tribution to social economics nor a systematic ex-
position of our present knowledge of the labor ques-
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body of readers and to awaken interest where it has
not heretofore existed, in the conditions of work
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ways to make new profits how to cut
down the load of profitless detail work.
Chicago: A. W. Shaw Co. t cop. 1918.1 ix,
142, xi-xii p. illus. 8. TMD
Jenney, Charles Albert. Record of busi-
ness in each of the states and territories
of the United States and the Dominion of
Canada by the joint stock fire insurance
companies in 1917, and of aggregate busi-
ness for thirty-seven years, from 1880 to
1916 inclusive... Compiled from the re-
ports of the companies to the state and ter-
ritorial insurance departments, and to the
Weekly underwriter. . . Edited by Charles
A. Jenney... New York: Underwriter
Prtg. and Pub. Co., 1918. 144 p. f. SIK
Kaneko, Josephine Conger, compiler.
Woman's voice; an anthology. Boston:
Stratford Co., 1918. 2 p.l., vii-xxxvi p., 1 1..
294 p. 12. SNF
Kendall, Calvin Noyes, and G. A. MIRICK.
How to teach the special subjects. Bos-
ton: Houghton Mifflin Co. [Cop. 1918.] xvi.
310 p., 6 pi., 1 folded table, illus., tables.
12. (Riverside textbooks in education.)
SSI
Lipman, Frederick L. Creating capital;
money-making as an aim in business. Bos-
ton: Houghton Mifflin Co., 1918. 3 p.l.,
72 p. 12. (Barbara Weinstock lectures
on the morals of trade.) TDC
McFee, Inez Nellie Canfield. The teach-
er, the school, and the community. New
York: American Book Co. [Cop. 1918.] 256
p. illus. 12. SSD
Marshall, Leon Carroll, editor. Readings
in industrial society, a study in the struc-
ture and functioning of modern economic
organization. Chicago, 111.: The Univer-
sity of Chicago Press [1918]. xxiv, 1082 p.
8. TB
Reviewed in the American journal of sociology,
November, 1918.
Martin, Mac. Advertising campaigns.
New York: Alexander Hamilton Institute
[cop. 1917]. xvii, 338 p. 12. (Modern
business; a series of texts prepared as part
of the modern business course and service
of the Alexander Hamilton Institute, v.
13.) TM (Modern)
Meulen, Henry. Industrial justice
through banking reform; an outline of a
policy of individualism.- London: R. T.
James, 1917. xi, 324 p. 8. THE
Morehouse, William Russell. Bank de-
posit building; practical and proved meth-
ods of increasing your business and hold-
ing it... New York: The Bankers Pub-
lishing Co., 1918. 4 p.l., 254 p. 8. THE
114 proved plans to save a busy man
time; tested plans for making every min-
ute count ways to keep work free from
interruption how to put your office and
desk in effective time-saving trim meth-
ods that help to speed up routine. Chica-
go: A. W. Shaw Company [Cop. 1918]. 160
p. 8. TMF
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Economics, Sociology, etc., continued.
O'Sullivan, Frank Dalton. Enemies of
the underworld, embracing sixty-eight
stories by America's foremost! detectives.
Chicago, 111.: The O'Sullivan Publishing
Company t cop. 1917]. 4 p.l., vi, 678 p. 8.
SLG
Perez Hervas, Jose. Diccionario de
correspondencia comercial; castellano,
frances, italiano, ingles y aleman, redac-
tado por D. Jose Perez Hervas. . . Barce-
lona: Editorial europeoamericana, 1917.
407 p. 8. TMO
Routzahn, Evart G., and M. B. SWAIN
ROUTZAHN. The A B C of exhibit planning.
New York: Russell Sage Foundation, 1918.
xiv, 234 p., 31 pi. 12. (Survey and exhibit
series.) SB
Royden, Agnes Maude. Women and the
sovereign state. New York: F. A. Stokes
Co. [1917.! 4 p.l., 147 p. 12. (New com-
monwealth books, no. 5.) SNF
". . .The book is particularly timely here and now,
inasmuch as we ourselves are faced with the risk
of making our own industrial readjustment in re-
sponse to the assumed necessity of meeting masculine
demands, rather than upon any ground of justice to
all workers, men and women alike." Survey, Dec.
28, 1918.
Schoch, Parke, and MURRAY GROSS. Ele-
ments of business. New York: American
Book Co. [Cop. 1918.] 216 p. forms. 12.
TMD
Schwendimann, Johannes. Luzernische
Handels- und Gewerbepolitik vom Mittel-
alter bis zur Gegenwart. Ein Beitrag zur
Geschichte des schweizerischen Mittel-
standes, dargestellt durch Dr. Johannes
Schwendimann... Luzern: Raber & Cie.,
1918. viii, 390 p., 6 pi. illus. 8. TLH
Sears, Jesse Brundage. Classroom or-
ganization and control. Boston: Hough-
ton Mifflin Co. t cop. 1918., xii p., 1 1., 300
p. tables, diagrs. 12. (Riverside text-
books in education.) STB
Smith, Edward James. Race regenera-
tion. London: P. S. King & Son, Ltd.,
1918. xii, 223 p., 83 pi., 1 port. 8. SB
Reviewed in the Survey, Dec. 28, 1918.
Smith, F. R. G. The ABC of banking.
With preface by Ernest F. Leet... Lon-
don: Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent
& Co., Ltd., 1918. xii, 206 p. 2. ed. 16.
THE
Stockett, Joseph Noble. The arbitral de-
termination of railway wages... Boston
and New York: Houghton Mifflin Com-
pany, 1918. xxv, 198 p., 11. 8. (Hart,
Schaffner & Marx prize essays, v. 26.)
TDD
Tead, Ordway. Instincts in industry; a
study of working-class psychology. Bos-
ton: Houghton Mifflin Co., 1918. xiv p.,
21., 221 p. 12. TDI
Reviewed in the Survey, Jan. 11, 1919.
Tobias, R. B., and M. E. T. MARCY. Wom-
en as sex venders; or, Why women are
conservative (being a view of the economic
status of woman). Chicago: C. H. Kerr
& Co. [cop. 1918.] 3 p.l., 9-59 p. 16.
SNF
Tufts, James Hayden. The ethics of co-
operation. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Co.,
1918. 3 p.l., 73(1) p. 16. (Barbara Wein-
stock lectures on the morals of trade.)
SIO
Union of Nova Scotia Municipalities.
Proceedings of the annual convention.
[Ho.1-3], 6, 8-12 (1906-08, 1911, 1913-17).
Halifax, N. S., 1909-18. 8. SERA
Velarde, Jose, and others. Apuntes y
documentos para la historia del correo en
Mexico, por Jose Velarde, Manuel H. San
Juan y Lie. Justino Obregon M. tomo 1.
Mexico: I. Escalante, 1908. illus. 8.
TVC
Wilber, John Fremont. Progress and its
enemies, showing the fallacy of the single
tax theory, and some other enemies of
progress. Somerville, Mass.: J. F. Wilber,
1918. 2 p.l., iii, 103 p. 8. TIK
ART
Decorative Art
Atkinson, Frank H., and G. W. ATKINSON.
"A show at" she' cards; comprehensive,
complete, concise. Chicago: F. J. Drake
& Co. [cop. 1918.) 2 p.l., 47, ( 228i p. illus.
f. fMLW
Dyer, Walter Alden. Creators of deco-
rative styles; being a survey of the decora-
tive periods in England from 1600 to 1800,
with special reference to the masters of
applied art who developed the dominant
styles. Illustrated with sixty-four full
pages of photographs. Garden City, New-
York: Doubleday, Page & Company, 1917.
xv, 177(1) p. illus. 8. MLF
Contents: The development of applied art in Eng-
land. Inigo Jones. Daniel Marot. Sir Christopher
Wren. Grinling Gibbons. Jean Tijou. Thomas
Chippendale. Sir William Chambers. Robert Adam.
Josiah Wedgwood. George Hepplewhite. Thomas
Sheraton.
Lumet, Louis, and YVANHOE RAMBOSSON.
Documents sur 1'art decoratif frangais du
ix me au xix me siecle, publics par Louis Lu-
met... jet] Yvanhoe Rambosson... [fasc.
1-8.] Paris: Editions de L'Art decoratif
[191-?,. pi. f. ffMLE
no. 308 of 500 copies printed.
Oppenord, Gilles Marie. CEuvres de
Gille Marie Oppenort. 2 e recueil. Frises,
panneaux, pendules, pilastres, cartouches,
feux, fontaines, gaines, profits de moulures,
RECENT BOOKS OF INTEREST ADDED TO THE LIBRARY
61
Art Decorative Art, continued.
etc., grave par Huquier. Paris: Chez Hu-
quier [18 ?]. 1 p.l., 73 pi., 1 port. f.
ft MLEP
Reproductions by photographic process of selected
plates from his works.
This is one of those collections of original de-
signs used by craftsmen of the period. The present
exhibition ("Master ornamentalists") in the Stuart
Gallery of this Library, following a similar one
at the Grolier Club and preceding another at the
Metropolitan Museum, emphasizes the interest and
value of such "source material" to the designer.
Strong, Charles Jay, and L. S. STRONG.
Strong's book of designs; a masterpiece of
modern ornamental art, comprising new
ideas and designs of every conceivable sort
of interest to the sign painter, card writer
and commercial artist; including air brush
designs, posters, show cards, business
cards, letter heads, sign ends, ribbons,
scrolls, panels, book covers, hanging signs,
also thirty pages of ornamental work in
color, and numerous alphabets. New and
enl. ed. Chicago: F. J. Drake & Company,
cop. 1917. 1 p.l., 93 pi. ob. 8. MLW
Vanderwalker, Fred Norman. New sten-
cils and their use; a practical working
method for the average painter and decora-
tor. Chicago: F. J. Drake & Co. t cop.
1918.] 2 p.l., 7-148.p. illus. 12. MLK
Furniture and Interior Decoration
Decorations interieures & meubles des
epoques Louis xv , Louis xvi et empire.
Revue d'art decoratif. annee 1-2 (1907/8-
1908/9). Paris: C. Foulard [1908-09,. f.
fMLEP
Monthly.
No text; annee 12 consist of plates 1192.
Dumonthier, Ernest. Bois de sieges.
Collection publiee par Ernest Dumonthier
... Paris: C. Massin [1912]. 4 1., 54 pi. f.
fMOF
Dyer, Walter Alden. Handbook of
furniture styles. Being an abridged guide
to the more important historic styles of
furniture, especially intended for ready ref-
erence, including chronological tables, bib-
liography and index. New York: The Cen-
tury Co., 1918. xiv, 155 p., 16 pi. 8.
MOF
Kelly, Albanis Ashmun. The expert in-
terior decorator; a manual of reference
for the expert decorator and instruction
for the beginner in the art of painting and
decorating the walls of private residences,
public buildings, churches, halls, lodge
rooms, etc. [Malvern, Pa.:] A. A. Kelly,
1917. 3 p.l., 188 p. illus. 8. MLO
La Vallee Poussin, fitienne de. Cahiers
d'arabesques, propres a la decoration des
appartements; dessines a Rome par M.
Lavallee Poussin, ou executes sous sa di-
rection par Le Clerc, Voisin, J. M. Moreau,
Berthelot, Janneret; graves par Guyot.
Berlin: B. Hessling [1911,. 2 p.l., 38 pi. f.
t MLEP (Poussin)
Nutting, Wallace. Colonial furniture
and interior decoration. [Saugus Centre,
Mass., 1917?, 31 pi. ob. f. f MOF
40 numbered photographs, mounted on 31 leaves.
Patching, John F. Lace work in the
field of decoration. New York City: J. F.
Patching & Co. [19 ?] 15 p. illus. f.
fMLO
Remon, Georges. Interieurs de style
xvn e & xviii 6 siecles directoire empire ;
soixante planches reproduisant en fac-
simile les aquarelles de 1'auteur, Georges
Remon, architecte decorateur. Paris: Li-
brairie centrale des beaux-arts [1907,. 4
p.l., 60 mounted col. pi. f. ft MLEP
Richardson, George. A book of ceilings,
composed in the style of the antique gro-
tesque: designed and etched by George
Richardson... Livre de plat-fonds. . .
Londres: 1'auteur, 1776. 3 p.l., ii, ii, lip.,
XLVIII pi. f . ft MLO
English and French texts in parallel columns.
Sherwin-Williams Company. A port-
folio of plans for home decoration. Cleve-
land, O.: Sherwin-Williams Co. [191-?, 11
(1) p., 21 col'd pi. illus. 8. MLO
Descriptive text on back of plates.
Windoes, Ralph Flagg. Cedar chests,
how to make them. Milwaukee: The Bruce
Publishing Company [cop. 1918j. 69 p., 1 1.
illus. 8. MOF
Art Industry
Italy. Ispettorato dell' Industria e del
Commercio. The alabasters of Volterra.
Rome: J. Bertero & C. (] 1910. 31 p. illus.
4. (The artistic crafts of Italy. 1.)
fMNE
Embroidery. Rome: [Bertero &
Co.,, 1912. 48 p. illus. 4. (The artistic
crafts of Italy. 2.) f MNE
Glass and stained glass windows.
Rome: [Tipografia nazionale di G. Bertero
e C.,, 1913. 61 p., 1 col'd pi. 4. (The
artistic crafts of Italy. 3.) f MNE
Kaiser Wilhelm Museum, Crefeld. Die
Sammlung niederrheinischer Tonarbeiten,
von Friedr. Deneken. Crefeld: M. Buscher,
1914. 4 p.l., 7-100 p., 11., 4 maps, illus.
8. MPGK
Pitkin, Albert Hastings. Early Ameri-
can folk pottery, including the history of
the Bennington pottery. Hartford, Conn.:
[The Case, Lockwood & Brainard Co.,,
1918. 4 p.l., (1)8-152 p., 26 pi., 1 port. 8.
MPH
no. 82 of 260 copies printed.
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Art Art Industry, continued.
Radisics, Jeno, editor. Le pavilion his-
torique de la Hongrie a. 1'exposition uni-
verselle de Paris en 1900. Ouvrage public
sous les auspices et avec les souscriptions
des ministeres royaux hongrois de 1'in-
struction publique et du commerce. Redige
avec le concours de MM. fimeric de Szalay
et Arpad de Gyory par M. Eugene de
Radisics... Paris: Librairie centrale des
Beaux-Arts [1900j. 90 p., 31 pi. f. (Hun-
gary. Vallas-es Kozoktatasugyi Minis-
terium.) f MNE
Torrey, Julia Whittemore. Old Shef-
field plate, its technique and history as
illustrated in a single private collection.
Boston: Houghton Mifflin Co., 1918. xiv
p., 1 1., 90 p., 11., 65 pi. 4. MNP
LITERATURE
Andreyevich, Leonid Nikolayevich. Laz-
arus, by Leonid Andreyev. The gentle-
man from San Francisco, by Ivan Bunin.
Translated by Abraham Yarmolinsky.
Boston: Stratford Co., 1918. vii, 9-58 p.
8. (Stratford universal library.) * QDM
Dostoyevski, Fiodor Mikhailovich. White
nights, and other stories, by Fyodor Dos-
toevsky. From the Russian by Constance
Garnett. New York: Macmillan Co., 1918.
Dostoevsky. v. 10.) ** QDM
Contents: White nights. Notes from under-
ground: Part 1. Underground. Part 2. A propos of
the wet snow. A faint heart. A Christmas tree
and a wedding. Polzunkov. A little hero. Mr.
Prohartchin.
Goldberg, Isaac, editor and translator.
Six plays of the Yiddish theatre. Second
series. By David Pinski, Perez Hirsch-
bein, Z. Levin, Leon Kobrin; translated
and edited by Isaac Goldberg. . . Boston:
J. W. Luce & Co. [cop. 1918.] 3 p.l., 197 p.
12. *PTP
Contents: Pinski, D. : Little heroes, The stranger.
Hirschbein, P. : On the threshold. Levin, Z. : Poetry
and prose. Kobrin, L. : The black sheep, The secret
of life.
Maude, Aylmer. Leo Tolstoy. New
York: Dodd, Mead '& Co., 1918. xi, 331(1)
p., 2 pi., Sports. 12. * QD
Miyatovich, Elodie Lawton, compiler
and translator. Serbian fairy tales, trans-
lated from the Serbian by Madame Elodie
L. Mijatovich. Illustrated by Sidney Stan-
ley. New York: R. M. McBride & Co.,
1918. viii, 204 p., 16 pi. 8. ** QKK
Newmarch, Rosa Harriet Jeaffreson.
The devout Russian; a book of thoughts
and counsels gathered from the saints and
fathers of the eastern church and modern
Russian authors, with an introduction and
biographical notes. London: H. Jenkins,
Ltd., 1918. 243 p., 8 pi. 12. * QCN
Rudzinsky, B. A., editor. Selections of
Russian poetry; edited with notes, etc.,
by B. A. Rudzinsky. . .assisted by Stella
Gardiner. . .with an introduction by Sir
Donald MacAlister. . . London: Blackie
and Son, Limited, 1918. 102 p., 5 1. 12.
**QDH
Contains poems by Karamzin, Pushkin, Tyutchev,
Lermontov, Count A. Tolstoy, Nikitin, Pleshcheyev,
Nadson, Sologub.
Tagore, Sir Rabindranath. Stories from
Tagore. New York: Macmillan Co., 1918.
4 p.l., 3-237 p. 12. *OKV
Contents: The Cabuliwallah. The home-coming.
Once there was a king. The child's return. Master
Mashai. Subha. The postmaster. The castaway.
The son of Rashmani. The Babus of Nayanjore.
Tolstoi, Lev Nikolayevich. What men
live by, and other tales. Translated by L.
and A. Maude. Boston: The Stratford Co.,
1918. 2 p.l., 9-66 p. 12. (Stratford uni-
versal library.) ** QDM
Tucic, Sergjan. The liberators, a drama
in three acts. With a preface by R. W.
Seton-Watson. Stratford-upon-Avon: The
Shakespeare Head Press, 1918. x p., 1 1..
( 1)3-75 p., 1 port. 12. * QKK
Translated by Fannie S. Copeland.
CIRCULATION STATISTICS FOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER
BRANCHES
CIRCULATION
NEW
REGISTRA-
TIONS
READERS
IN READ-
ING ROOM
VOLUMES
ACCES-
SIONED
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MANHATTAN
Central Building *
44,900
4,213
41,296
2,563
16,177
35,296
25,999
30,343
16,674
5,950
22,357
23,567
16,306
11,552
11,335
11,030
9,281
8,050
13,350
14,013
20,817
14,062
19,327
25,724
18,381
33,463
20,549
31,682
30,652
19,451
15,925
21,147
11,460
21,758
20,772
25,519
22,190
19,670
38,280
5,626
37,903
43,150
5,079
6,928
7,807
8,065
3,983
6,121
9,916
26,341
15,715
11,860
6,960
1,657
2,908
17,377
4,555
5,148
4,385
6,617
3,876
3,467
5,364
4,557
6,955
3,780
6,232
6,057
4,650
10,905
3,290
11,995
11,735
5,346
5,851
6,512
554
3,502
4,561
6,862
7,812
5,475
14,508
1,910
9,031
15,291
3,119
2,997
1,488
3,054
1,811
1,408
95
5
294
542
461
644
211
58
421
256
83
134
135
114
116
149
170
213
180
241
249
271
260
315
237
452
429
263
194
256
319
422
193
354
370
264
654
76
610
580
54
73
142
130
19
2,239
856
855
3,655
2,733
315
369
1,108
1,725
1,959
2,117
3,238
4,839
891
2,250
1,495
2,296
1,141
2,394
1,766
1,436
938
691
4,026
3,315
2,796
1,958
931
1,468
724
154
1,438
106
149
465
551
815
217
54
277
704
168
184
127
172
124
177
164
247
335
239
283
389
381
551
344
396
356
368
212
207
243
320
219
912
292
308
786
46
615
583
103
132
185
124
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VOLS.
American Historical Society . 1
American Institute of Internation-
al Law ..... 1
A very, Sam P. (2 drawings)
Bahamas. The Colonial Secretary 1
Barrett Company (153 periodicals) 3
Boston, Charles A. (36 sheets) . 2
Bridgeport Public Library . . 1
British Guiana. The Government
Secretary ..... 3
Bromwell, Miss Henrietta E.
Brooks Brothers . . . .45
Buchanan, J. Y. . . . .1
Burrell, Rev. David James . . 1
Business Training Corporation . 12
Canada. Parliament Distribution
Office (6 maps) ... 9
Catholic University of America . 4
Ceylon. The Colonial Secretary 1
China. Maritime Customs . . 1
Clarke, Augustus W. ... 1
Colman, Samuel (171 prints)
Colombia, Legacion de
Columbia University Library (15
charts, 5 atlases, one package of
newspapers, photographs) . 828
Cuba. Secretaria de Estado . 2
Curtis, Joseph O. (17 maps, 15
sheets) .....
Daughters of Founders and Patri-
ots of America. National So-
ciety. . . . 4
Deville, E 1
Doremus, Hon. Cornelius . . 1
Eagle, Star and British Dominions
Insurance Company, Ltd. . . 1
Fairchild, Mrs. Charles S. . .8
Gallatin, Albert E.
Gibraltar. Colonial Secretary . 1
Griffes, Mr. Charles T.
Groningen, Netherlands. The
Burgemeester .... 1
Hallock-Greenewalt. Alary .
Hawkes, McDougall (17 prints)
Holstein-Friesian Association of
America ..... 1
India Office. Secretary of State
for India ..... 1
Institut D'Estudis Catalans . . 1
Institute do Ceara ... 1
Iowa State Historical Society . 1
Jewish Welfare Board, U. S.
Army and Navy
Johnson, Chas. M. (1 wood-en-
graving)
Kahn. William (252 sheet music,
10 Mss. songs) .
152
10
3.990
4
28
1
28
1
24
22
51
U. S. Bureau of Education (20
sheets) .....
U. S. Sugar Manufacturers Asso-
ciation. Bureau of Statistics . 1
Universidad de Tucuman . . 8
Vasilieff, Nicholas
Villeneuve, Mile. J. (100 periodi-
cals) .....
Weaver, Lucius Egbert
Welling, \V. Brenton ... 2
Willing, J. Thomson . . . 1
Westinghouse, Church, Kerr &
Company ....
Whitecar, W. A. .
Young, Dr. Arthur N. .
1
29
Kilroe, Edwin P. (14 sheets, 7
posters, 11 cards) ... 48
La Forge, Frank .... 26
Lange, A. F. M. (48 plates) . . 1
League to Enforce Peace (6
sheets, 250 cards) . . .251 5,060
Leslie Judge Co. . ( . .33
Lithuanian Information Bureau . 2
Loux, Dr. Du Bois H. . 2
Alackall, Leonard L. . . . 2
Malaviya, Pandit Madan Mohan . 10
Marshall Jones Company . . 1
Maurer, Louis (1 print)
Messier, Mrs. Remsen Varick . 2
Monestir de Montserrat . . 1
Morgan, J. Pierpont ... 1
Municipal Engineers of the City
of New York .... 1
National Savings Bank
New Republic (The) . . .28
New York City. City Clerk . . 1
New York City. Municipal Civil
Service Commission ... 1
Newton, F. Maurice .
Nicoll, Miss Emily R. (2 prints) .
Nigeria. Colonial Secretary . 1
Norway. Bureau Central de Sta-
tistique ..... 2
Publishers' Weekly
Rhode Island State Library . . 7
Rothkugel, Max ....
Russell, Mrs. Charles Howland . 122
Scientific American (302 periodi-
cals) 46
Seed World (The) . . .1
Slater, John ....
Stokes, Rev. Anson Phelps, Jr. . 1
Sweden, Riksdagens Bibliotek . 65
Theosophical Society ... 5
Thompson, Henry Yates . . 1
Townsend, Howard . . .24
3
48
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40
30
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GIFTS
TOURING the month of January, 1919, the Library received as gifts a total
r~* of 1,412 volumes, 5,922 pamphlets, 212 maps and 1,959 prints. Some
of the more important and interesting of these gifts were the following:
From Mr. W. E. Benjamin of New York came a collection of 1,931
portrait prints. M. Andre Messager (in addition to his recent gift of
"\ cronique") has presented to the Library the complete scores of his operas
"Fortunio" and "La Basoche."
Col. Robert C. Richardson, jr., of the General Staff, American Expedi-
tionary Forces, sent to the Library a "Combined Order of Battle Map, show-
ing the position of all the divisions on the Western Front, both Allied and
enemy, as of 11 hours, November 11, 1918, Carte de France scale 1/600,-
000." From Commander F. W. Belt, R.N.V.R., of the British Bureau of
Information, New York, came the "World Naval Operations (3 parts), Map
of British Naval Operations," prepared by him for the Hydrographic Depart-
ment of the Admiralty, May 3, 1918. From the French "Commissariat General
a I'lnformation et a la Propagande, Section des fitats-Uni's," came a set of
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and Europe during the war and exhibited at the National Exposition of the
Hotel Men, in Madison Square Garden, Dec. 16 to 21, 1918; also Food Admin-
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From the Estate of Andrew H. Green came 38 volumes and 7 pamphlets,
mainly municipal documents of New York City, from 1858 to 1879. Mrs.
G. A. Meyer of New York gave a collection of books, albums and music,
comprising 69 volumes and 57 pamphlets, which included "La Sainte Bible,
Dessins de Gustave Dore," Barley's "Cooper Vignettes," "Sketches by Boz
with illustrations by George Cruikshank," 10 volumes of "Bentley's Miscel-
lany" (1838-1842), and 6 volumes of the "Cornhill Magazine" ( 1860-1 862).
From Mr. Charles How-land Russell came a miscellaneous collection of books,
pamphlets and periodicals, including 118 volumes, 225 pamphlets.
Among the gifts of books received from the authors of the works were
the following: From Mr. Thomas Willing Balch of Philadelphia, "The Ques-
tion of Alsace and Lorraine," 1918; from Sr. Enrique Garcia de Herreros
of Madrid, Spain, a copy of "Les Tribunaux Mixtes d'Egvpte"; from Hoo
Chi-Tsai, Docteur en Droit, Chinese Legation, Paris, the work "Les Bases
Conventionnelles des Relations Modernes entre la Chine et la Russie," Paris,
1918; and from Mr. Charles Erskine Scott Wood, of Portland, Oregon, a
copy of "Maia, a sonnet sequence" (Limited edition printed for the Author),
Portland, 1918.
ADDITIONS AND USE OF THE LIBRARY IN JANUARY, 1919
TPvURING the month of January, 1919, there were received at the Library
-*-^ 16,198 volumes and 6,537 pamphlets. (These include the additions to
both Reference and Circulation Departments.) The total number of readers
recorded in the Central Building was 83,867. They consulted 209,802 volumes.
Visitors to the building numbered 224,050.
NAVAL ARCHITECTURE AND SHIPBUILDING
A LIST OF REFERENCES IN THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY
COMPILED BY ROLLIN A. SAWYER, JR.
This list includes books and articles published since 1907. For earlier references see BULLETIN
of The New York Public Library, 1907, v. 11, p. 239-287, 299-345, 359-398, 420-436; for submarines, the
same, 1918, v. 22, p. 18-69, 91-132.
ORDER OF ARRANGEMENT
BIBLIOGRAPHY.
NAVAL ARCHITECTURE.
SHIPYARDS.
WOODEN SHIPS.
IRON AND STEEL SHIPS.
REINFORCED CONCRETE SHIPS.
PART II
IRON AND STEEL SHIPS
(Conclttsion)
1914
1077. Battles, D. R. U. S. submarine ten-
der "Fulton." (American Society of Ma-
rine Draftsmen. Journal. Washington,
1914. v. 1, p. 99-101.) fVXA
1078. Biles, Sir John Harvard. On the
protection of battleships against submarine
attack. (Engineering. London, 1914. v.
98, p. 65-67.) VDA
1079. The Britannic waterborne. illus.
(Marine review. New York, 1914. v. 44,
p. 135-139.) t VXA
1080. Bureau Veritas. Reglement pour
la construction et la classification des na-
vires en acier. Annee 1914. Paris [1914].
xxi, 317 p. 4. VXH
1081. Rules and regulations for the
building and classification of steel vessels.
Year 1914. Paris [1914). xxi, 292 p., 1 1. 4.
VXH
1082. Burgoyne, Alan Hughes. Die neu-
este Entwickelung des Schlachtschifftyps.
(Austria. Marine-Technische Komitee.
Mitteilungen aus dem Gebiete des Seewe-
sens. Pola, 1914. Jahrg. 41, p. 818-830.)
VXA
1083. Canadian customs cruiser. illus.
(Engineering. London, 1914. v. 98, p. 245-
247, 302-303.) VDA
Also supplements, Aug. 21 and Sept. 4, 1914.
1084. Coal-handling plant on the United
States fleet collier "Jupiter." illus. (En-
gineering. London, 1914. v. 98, p. 503-
506, 508.) VDA
Also supplement, Oct. 23, 1914.
1085. Cunard ' Canadian liner "Andania."
illus. (Engineering. London, 1914. v. 96,
p. 233.) VDA
1086. The Cunard Company's liner "Aqui-
tania." illus. (Marine engineer and naval
architect. London, 1914. v. 36, p. 462-474 ;
v. 37, p. 11-18.) VXA
1087. Cunard liner Aquitania. illus. (En-
gineer. London, 1914. v. 117, p. 587-590,
622.) VA
1088. Cunard liner Aquitania. illus. (Ma-
rine review. New York, 1914. v. 44, p.
247-258.) f VXA
1089. Dickie, G. W. The unsinkable ship.
(Engineering magazine. New York, 1914.
v. 47, p. 107-110.) VDA
1090. Fea, Leonardo. El buque de corn-
bate. (Revista general de marina. Ma-
drid, 1914. tomo75, p. 651-691.) VXA
1091. Fowler, Charles Evans. Practical
treatise on subaqueous foundations...
New York: John Wiley & Sons, 1914. xliii,
814 p. 3. ed. 8. VEF
Contains chapters on sea-going dredges.
1092. French destroyers Bisson and Re-
naudin. illus. (Engineer. London, 1914.
v. 117, p. 615-616.) VA
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Iron and Steel Ships, continued.
1914, continued.
1093. French quadruple-screw liner "Lu-
tetia." illus. (Engineering. London, 1914.
v. 98, p. 418, 426-427, 470-471.) VDA
Also supplements, Oct. 2 and Oct. 16, 1914.
1094. A Geared turbine Atlantic liner,
illus. (Engineer. London, 1914. v. 118,
p. 433, 435.) VA
1095. Geynet, G. O destroyer. (Revista
maritima brazileira. Rio de Janeiro, 1914.
v. 64, p. 1769-1902.) VXA
1096. Gracy, J. W. The new Mersey bar
lightship, illus. (Liverpool Engineering
Society. Transactions. Liverpool, 1914.
v. 35, p. 23 1-264.) VDA
1097. "Great Northern" and "Northern
Pacific." illus. (Pacific marine review.
San Francisco, 1914. v. 11, no. 8, p. 22-25.)
fTRA
1098. Hamburg-America liner Vaterland.
illus. (Engineer. London, 1914. v. 117,
p. 572-573.) VA
1099. Hamburg-Amerika liner "Impera-
tor." illus. (Engineering. London, 1914.
v. 97, p. 797-802, 812.) VDA
1100. Hamburg-Amerika liner "Vater-
land." illus. (Engineering. London,
1914. v. 97, p. 712-713.) VDA
1101. Kluge, C. Die neue amerikanische
Dampfjacht "Cyprus." illus. (Verein
deutscher Ingenieure. Zeitschrift. Berlin,
1914. Bd. 58, p. 746-750.) VDA
1102. Kondo, Motoki. Recent Japanese
warships, illus. (Engineering. London,
1914. v. 97, p. 430-433.) VDA
1103. Largest oil tankers in the United
States, illus. (International marine engi-
neering. New York, 1914. v. 19, p. 181-
184.) f VXA
1104. The Latest United States battleship
[Texasj. illus. (International marine en-
gineering. New York, 1914. v. 19, p. 1-4.)
fVXA
1105. Lloyd's Register of Shipping. Rules
& r egulations for the construction and
classification of steel vessels. From 1st
July, 1914, to the 30th June, 1915. London,
1914. xxx, 258 p. 4. VXA
1106. Modern German warship design.
(Engineer. London, 1914. v. 117, p. 227-
228.) VA
Also supplement, February 27, 1914.
1107. Morrell, Robert W. Tank ship con-
struction, illus. (International marine en-
gineering. New York, 1914. v. 19, p. 532-
534; v. 20, p. 26-29, 71-73.) f VXA
1108. The New Cunard express liner
"Aquitania." illus. (American marine en-
gineer. New York, 1914. v. 9, no. 7, p. 7-
11.) fVXA
1109. The New Cunard express liner
Aquitania. illus. (International marine
engineering. New York, 1914. v. 19, p.
277-283.) f VXA
1110. New Cunard liner "Aquitania." illus.
(Engineering. London, 1914. v. 97, p. 619-
624, 655-659, 672, 676-679, 693-701, 727-743.)
VDA
Also supplement, May 22, 1914.
1111. The New Cunarder "Aquitania."
illus. (Scientific American. New York,
1914. v. 110, p. 461-462.) VA
1112. New freighters for the Panama
canal trade, illus. (International marine
engineering. New York, 1914. v. 19. p.
368-373.) f VXA
1113. New Great Lakes steamship South
American. (International marine engi-
neering. New York, 1914. v. 19, p. 135-
140.) f VXA
1114. New Mallory line freight ships,
illus. (International marine engineering.
New York, 1914. v. 19, p. 378-384.)
fVXA
1115. New type of self-trimming collier,
illus. (Engineer. London, 1914. v. 117, p.
626-627.) VA
1116. New vessels for the Allan line, illus.
(Pacific marine review. San Francisco,
1914. v. 11, no. 5, p. 18-24.) f TRA
1117. The New White Star liner Britan-
nic. (Nautical magazine. Glasgow, 1914.
v. 91, p. 374-378.) VXA
1118. Oil carrier Sebastian, illus. (Ma-
rine review. New York, 1914. v. 44. p. 259-
264.) f VXA
1119. Oil carrying steamers, illus. (En-
gineering. London, 1914. v. 98, p. 181-
184.) VDA
1120. Oil tank steamer Frank H. Buck,
illus. (International marine engineering.
New York, 1914. v. 19, p. 202-205.) f VXA
1121. Owens, T. G. Linienschiffskon-
struktionen. (Germany. Marine Amt.
Marine Rundschau. Berlin, 1914. Jahrg.
25, P . 779-789.) VXA
1122.
Some questions relating to bat-
tleship design. (Institution of Naval
Architects. Transactions. London, 1914.
v. 56, p. 1-32.) VXA
1123. (Engineer. London, 1914.
v. 117, p. 384-386, 410-412.) VA
1124.
(Engineering.
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VDA
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1126. Pereira, E. R. Evolugao do navio
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1127. Perrett, J. R. Some notes on war-
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1128. Peskett, L. Design of Atlantic
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1129. Plummet, H. C. The car ferry in
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1130. Quadruple-screw turbine-driven Cu-
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neering, 1914. viii, 80 p., 3 pi. 4.
ft VXHD
Reprinted from Engineering.
1131. S. S. Cap Trafalgar, illus. (Engi-
neer. London, 1914. v. 117, p. 312-314.)
VA
1132. S. S. Great Northern and Northern
Pacific, illus. (International marine en-
gineering. New York, 1914. v. 19, p. 535-
545.) fVXA
1133. Shipbuilding and shipping record.
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1134. Smith, S. F. Change of shape of
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55.) f VXA
1135. Steamship Vaterland. illus. (Ma-
rine review. New York, 1914. v. 44, p.
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1136. T.-S. SS. "Ciudad de Buenos Aires"
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747.) VDA
Also supplement, Dec. 5, 1914.
1137. Thele, W. Das hamburgische Bag-
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1138. Torpedo-boat for the Spanish navy,
illus. (Engineering. London, 1914. v. 97,
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1139. The Unsinkable ship, illus. (Scien-
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1140. Wachtel, L. Der Vierschrauben-
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1141. The White Star liner "Britannic."
illus. (American marine engineer. New
York, 1914. v. 9, no. 5, p. 7-11.) f VXA
1142. White Star liner Britannic, illus.
(Engineer. London, 1914. v. 117, p. 238,
240-241, 257-259.) VA
1143. White Star liner "Britannic." illus.
(Engineering. London, 1914. v. 97, p. 273-
283.) VDA
Also supplement, Feb. 27, 1914.
1144. The White Star triple-screw steam-
er "Britannic." illus. (Marine engineer
and naval architect. London, 1914. v. 36,
p. 301-304.) VXA
1145. The World's largest steamship
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1146. Bahon, Max. Tendencias actuales
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1147. Barber, G. H. Launching of the
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1148. Barnett, M. K. The new French
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VA
1149. Barringer, Herbert. Evolution of
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1150. (Petroleum world. Lon-
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1152. Brown, William. Introduction of a
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national marine engineering. New York,
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1153. Canadian railway ferry-steamer
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don, 1915. v. 100, p. 438-440, 446, 512-513.)
VDA
1154. Coaling United States warships,
illus. (Scientific American supplement.
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1915, continued.
1155. Coleman, F. C. Cable-repairing
steamer Transmitter, illus. (Internation-
al marine engineering. New York, 1915.
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1170.
Southern Pacific ferry steamer
1156.
French-built cable ship fidou-
ard Jeramec. illus. (International ma-
rine engineering. New York, 1915. v. 20,
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1157.
New fruit carrying steamer
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1158. Cook, G. C. The United States
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neering. London, 1915. v. 99, p. 537-538.)
VDA
1160. Cylindrical tank oil-carrying steam-
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VDA
1161. Dobson, W. A. Evolution of the bat-
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f VXA
1162. Hovgaard, William. Structural de-
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1163. Knorr, Paul. Fischdampfer und
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1164. Lake passenger steamer Noronic.
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fVXA
1165. Montgomerie, James. Light super-
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1166.
The scantlings of light super-
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1167.
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(Engineering.
London,
VDA
1168. Muers, P. Oil ships with cylindri-
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1169. Olin, E. W. Side wheel car ferry
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Alameda. illus. (International marine en-
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1171. Owens, T. G. Algumas questoes
com referencia ao desenho do navio en-
couragado. 18 pi. (Revista maritima bra-
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1172. Panama colliers "Ulysses" and
"Achilles." (Shipbuilding and shipping
record. London, 1915. v. 6, p. 271-274.)
VXA
1173. "Peking Maru." (Shipbuilding and
shipping record. London, 1915. v. 6, p. 48-
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1174. Portuguese torpedo-boat destroyer
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1175. Reid, John. The influence of dis-
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1176. (Engineering. London,
1915. v. 99, p. 349-351, 354.) VA
1177.
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1178. Ruprecht, F. K. Notes on the con-
version of cargo vessels into bulk oil car-
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1179. S. S. "Roggeveen." illus. (Ship-
building and shipping record. London,
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1180. Self -unloading freight steamer Hu-
ron, illus. (International marine engi-
neering. New York, 1915. v. 20, p. 52-58.)
fVXA
1181. U. S. destroyer tender "Melville."
illus. (Shipbuilding and shipping record.
London, 1915. v. 6, p. 70-71.) VXA
1182. Western Australian government
motor-ship "Kangaroo." illus. (Engi-
neering. London, 1915. v. 100, p. 468-470,
565-568.) VDA
1183. Willey, D. A. Freight carrying on
the Great Lakes, illus. (Scientific Ameri-
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1184. Wilson, W. J. B. The remarkable
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plates, illus. (North-East Coast Insti-
tution of Engineers and Shipbuilders.
Transactions. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1915.
v. 31, p. 227-293.) VXA
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1916
1185. Brazilian submarine depot motor-
ship "Ceara." illus. (Engineering. Lon-
don, 1916. v. 101, p. 569, 613-616.) VDA
Also supplement, June 16, 1916.
1186. Clyde line steamers built on the
Lakes. Description of Welland canal size
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tional marine engineering. New York,
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1187. Cone, E. F. Steel castings for
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1188. Cook, G. C. The United States
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1189. Dickie, G. W. Special types of
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VDA
1190. The "Duilio." illus. (Scientific
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1191. Ferretti, E. Warships of the first
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1192. Fletcher, Andrew. River, lake, bay
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VDA
1193. French transatlantic quadruple
screw steamship "Lafayette." illus. (En-
gineering. London, 1916. v. 101, p. 470.)
VDA
1194. Frozen beef for Europe. S. S. Pro-
cida fitted with carbonic acid refrigerating
plant, illus. (International marine engi-
neering. New York, 1916. v. 21, p. 273-
282.) f VXA
1195. Fruit-carrying steamer "Honduras."
(Shipbuilding and shipping record. Lon-
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1196. Gatewood, R. D. Military and tech-
nical considerations of battleship design.
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1197. Proyectos de acorazados. (Re-
vista general de marina. Madrid, 1917.
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1198. German battleship Grosser Kur-
fuerst. (Engineer. London, 1916. v. 119,
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1199. The Hannewig oil tankers, illus.
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1200. Hoar, Allen. Pacific mail steamship
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fTRA
1201. Holms, Archibald Campbell. Prac-
tical shipbuilding, a treatise on the struc-
tural design and building of modern steel
vessels; the work of construction, from the
making of the raw material to the equipped
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v.l: Text. v. 2: Diagrams and illustrations.
1202. Italian cargo steamer Milazzo. illus.
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1203. Liddell, A. R. Yield of riveted con-
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1204. New collier built by the Dublin
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377-380.) VXA
1205. The New Matson steamer, illus.
(Pacific marine review. San Francisco,
1916. v. 13, p. 40-42.) fTRA
1206. The Panama colliers Ulysses and
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1207. Pereira, E. R. Evoluqao do destroy-
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1210. Sadler, Herbert Charles. Bulk
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1211. Spanish torpedo-boat destroyers of
the "Bustamente" class, illus. (Engineer-
ing. London, 1916. v. 101, p. 130-132, 158-
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Also supplements, Feb. 11 and Feb. 18, 1916.
1212. Standardized construction of ships.
(Marine engineer and naval architect.
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1213. Stevens, E. A. Description and trial
of the turbine steam yacht Winchester,
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1214. Terano, S. Recent developments in
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1215. Twin-screw motor-ship "Peru."
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1216. U. S. S. "Nevada." illus. (Ship-
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1217. United States battleship Pennsyl-
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1218. Wall, A. T. Some considerations in
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1219. American Bureau of Shipping.
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1220. American standard single-screw
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1223. Carter, Sir George. Standard cargo
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1225. Cunard liner "Aurania." (Engineer-
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VDA
Also supplement, June 29, 1917.
1226. Design standard steel cargo vessels
for the Shipping Board, illus. (Marine
journal. New York, 1917. v. 36, Sept. 1,
1917, p. 8.) fVXA
1227. Fabricated ships, illus. (Shipping.
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tTRA
1228. Freight steamer Edward Lucken-
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1229. Gatewood, R. D. Military and tech-
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1233. Lloyd's Register of Shipping. Rules
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1236.
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1239. New Southern Pacific freighters,
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fVXA
1240. Putnam, George Rockwell. Light-
houses and lightships of the United States
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1241. Recent American warships. (Engi-
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1243.
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1245. Saunders, A. E. Straight-lined ship
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1246. Specifications for U. S. steel ship.
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1247. Standard Oil tanker Benjamin Brew-
ster. illus. (International marine 'engi-
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1248. The Standard ships, illus. (Engi-
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1249. Standard single-screw steel steam-
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1250. Steamship Milazzo. illus. (Engi-
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VA
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1253. Specifications for the con-
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VXHD
1254. Specifications for the construc-
tion of a standard steel cargo steamer (fab-
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1255.
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1256. Specifications for single-screw
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1259. American Standard Oil tanker
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1260. The Application of electric welding
to ship construction and repair. (Elec-
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fVGA
1261. Application of electric welding to
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1262. Building merchant ships. illus.
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1263. Burtner, Evers. Oil- and water-
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1264. Carmichael, Andrew Williams. Ship-
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fVXA
1268. (Shipbuilding and ship-
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1273. Electric welding as applied to steel
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VDA
1274. Electric welding as applied to steel
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1275. Electric welding in the building of
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1276. Electrically welded 'barge. illus.
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1277. An Electrically welded barge, illus.
(Engineering. London, 1918. v. 106, p.
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1278. Electrically welded cargo ships.
(Engineers' Club of St. Louis. Journal.
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1279. An Electrically welded ship, illus.
(Nautical gazette. New York, 1918. v.
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1280. Electrically welded ships. (Elec-
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1281. Eley, Charles V. A. Unsinkable
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1282. First electrically welded ship
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1283. Five thousand-ton deadweight fab-
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1284. French, F. J. Notes on shipbuild-
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1286. The French design an unsinkable
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1287. Hill, M. F. Cast steel ship con-
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1288. Hill, R. C. New type of cargo car-
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1289. Hornor, H. A. Evolution of electric
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VDA
1290. "I am 29 days old Look me over."
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1293. Lundberg, Charles. Manufacturing
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Tank-steamer construction.
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1298. (International marine en-
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1299. Oil tanker of 10,000 tons deadweight
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fVXA
1300. Oldham, J. R. Efficient ship rivet-
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Wood and steel ships com-
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1315. Twin-screw passenger and cargo
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fVDA
REINFORCED CONCRETE SHIPS
1908
1321. Reinforced concrete as a building
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1325. Nast, B. Schiff aus Eisenbeton.
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1326. Reinforced concrete boats. illus.
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1909, continued.
1327. Die Schiffbauten System Gabellini.
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1328. Wilkes, Paul. How to make a sea-
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1329. Reinforced concrete barges on the
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1330. Reinforced-concrete barges on the
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1331. A Reinforced concrete scow, illus.
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1911
1332. Ein Neuer Eisenbetonbalken Sys-
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1339. Reinforced concrete barges for
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1915
1341. King, A. W. The building of con-
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1351. The Concrete ship as a new arm of
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fVEA
1352. Concrete shipbuilding, illus. (Con-
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Reinforced Concrete Ships, continued.
1917, continued.
1353. Concrete shipbuilding firmly estab-
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1354. Concrete ships. (American marine
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1355. Concrete ships, illus. (Marine en-
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1356. Concrete ships. (Yachting. New
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1360. Ferro-concrete barges, illus. (Ship-
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fTRA
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1362. Ferro-concrete ships. (Scientific
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1363. Ferro-concrete vessels. (Engineer-
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1365. Hoar, Allen. Reinforced concrete
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1367. Large vessels built of reinforced
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1369. Portland Cement Association. Con-
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1370. Progress in reinforced concrete
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VDA
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1379. Sea-going ships of concrete, illus.
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1384. Tendering, C. J. Jaernbetonskibs-
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1385. United States. Merchant Marine
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1918
1388. Alfsen, Harold. Bygning of Jaern-
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1389. American Concrete Institute. Re-
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1395. British standard concrete ships,
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1396. Building concrete ships. illus.
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1397. The Building of reinforced-concrete
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1408. Construction features of concrete
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1409. Construction of concrete ships. Let-
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*SBE
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1416. Design features of concrete ship de-
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Reinforced Concrete Ships, continued.
1918, continued.
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1427. Ferro-concrete ships. (Shipbuild-
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v. 11, p. 497-498.) fVXA
1428. Ferro-concrete ships. (Shipbuild-
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1429. First large concrete ship is building
at San Francisco, illus. (Engineering
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1430. Freeman, J. E. Concrete ships and
barges. (Cleveland Engineering Society.
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358.) VDA
1431. - The development of concrete
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can Society of Mechanical Engineers.
Journal. New York, 1918. v. 40, p. 292-
297.) VDA
History of concrete barge and
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VDA
1433. - Progress in the application of
concrete to barge and shipbuilding. (West-
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1435. French concrete ships, illus. (Ship-
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1436. Government designs and builds
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1437. Gueritte, T. J. Ferro-concrete ship
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fTRA
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1439. (Engineering. London,
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1440. (Indian and eastern en-
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1441. (International marine en-
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334.) fVXA
1442. (Iron and coal trades re-
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fVIA
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1449. Joint committee on concrete ships
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for floating craft. (Engineering news-
record. New York, 1917. v. 79, p. 1126-
1127.) VDA
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1918, continued.
1450. (Concrete and constructional
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262.) VEOM
1451. Largest concrete ship ever built has
been launched on Pacific coast. illus.
(Engineering and cement world. Chicago,
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1452. Lorton system of reinforced-con-
crete hull construction. (Shipbuilding and
shipping record. London, 1918. v. 11, p.
623.) fVXA
1453. The Marine use of concrete, illus.
(Scientific American. New York, 1918.
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1454. Nash, J. P. Light weight concrete
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1455. Oldham, J. R. Observations on
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fVXA
1456. Owen, H. S. Concrete ships. (En-
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n. t.-p., n. p., 1918. 15 p. illus. 8.
1464. Possibilities' of the ferro-concrete
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fVXA
1467a. Reinforced concrete shipbuilding in
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1468. Reinforced concrete ships. illus.
(Power plant engineering. Chicago, 1918.
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1468a. Reinforced concrete ships in U. S. A.
(Concrete and constructional engineering.
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INDEX OF AUTHORS
Numbers refer to individual entries.
Abell, T. B., 293.
Abell, W. S., 6, 7, 94, 264, 315, 1257, 1258.
Ahlborn, Fr., 35.
Albrecht, Max, 694.
Alexander, F. H., 95, 96, 97.
Alfsen, Harald, 1388.
Allen, F. J., 322a.
American Bureau of Shipping, 202, 1219.
American Concrete Institute, 1389.
Anderson, John, 316, 317.
Asmussen, G., 331.
Attilio, Dagnino, 623, 695, 775, 858, 921.
Attwood, E. L., 36, 146, 203, 238, 922, 989, 1221.
Ayre, A. L., 204.
Ayre, Wilfrid, 265.
Bacon, R. H. S., 776, 777, 778, 779.
Bahon, Max, 1146.
Baier, L. A., 266.
Baker, G. S., 99, 100, 147, 148, 157, 172, 173, 174,
175, 176, 205, 206, 239, 267, 294, 295.
Baldwin, G. J., 518, 519.
Ballard, Maxwell, 101, 102, 103, 990. .
Ballin, F. A., 575.
Barbe, J.. 332.
Barber, G. H., 207, 466, 1147.
Barnert, M. K., 1148.
Barringer, Herbert, 1149, 1150, 1151.
Barry, R. E., 780.
Basadre y G., C., 1391.
Battles, D. R., 1077.
Bauer, M. H., 208.
Beard, A. H., 520.
Behn, 991.
Bell, E. W., 447.
Bell, Thomas, 625.
Benjamin, Ludwig. 209, 240.
Benvenuti, E., 296.
Berndt, O., 852.
Berry, W. T., 626, 696, 697.
Bertin, L. E., 149, 210.
Bieliawin, L., 333.
B.iles, Sir John Harvard, 37, 38, 104, 105, 1078.
Bion, C. W., 318.
Blaum, 750.
Blood, W. H., jr., 522.
Bock, 734.
Bodenmueller, Albert, 860.
Boettcher, Anton, 335.
Bogert, J. J., 580.
Boklevsky, C., 627.
Bonnaffon, S. A., 1393a.
Booker, G. E., 1345.
Borckenhagen, 924.
Bourdelle, P. M., 150.
Boyd, W., 733, 734.
Brenzinger, A. H., 606.
Brewer, C. B., 106.
Brewer, F., 1393b.
Brimblecombe, P. Y., 241.
Brinker, Joseph, 1346.
Brown, T. M., 354.
Brown, William, 1152.
Bruenner, M. A. R., 630.
Bruhn, J., 39, 177.
Buchsbaum, G., 785.
Bureau Veritas, 569, 572, 861. 925, 1080, 1081.
Burgoyne, A. H., 107, 151, 178, 993, 994, 1082.
Burnside, E. A., 574.
Burtner, Evers, 1263.
Cairns, C. W., 319.
Caizzi, Louis, 336.
Campbell, H. C., 1347.
Cannon, A., 152, 179, 180.
Capmany, J., 1398.
Carmichael, A. W., 1264.
Carr, M. F., 581.
Carter, Sir George, 1223, 1265, 1266, 1267, 1268,
1269.
Casimir-Perier, Claude, 996.
Churchill, F. A., jr., 468.
Claudy, C. H., 494.
Coburn, F. G., 495.
Cohee, T. L., 496.
Coker, E. G., 109, 110.
Coleman, F. C., 409, 787, 788, 927, 928, 1001, 1002,
1155, 1156, 1157.
Collie, J. H., 377.
Collins, J. H., 1270.
Commentz, Carl, 211, 410.
Cone, E. F., 1187.
Cook, C. W., 1270a.
Cook, G. C., 1003, 1158, 1188.
Cooper, I. C. G., 203.
Cox, L. M., 469.
Crasgs, E. H., 633, 634.
Crawford, W. K., 1271.
Cremdieu, Victor, 8.
Croneau, 704.
Cunningham, A. C., 378.
Curr, Robert, 636, 637, 866, 932.
Cyran, A., 379.
D
Dabney, Frank, 583.
Dal-Piaz, 1006.
De Gelder, M. G., 470, 471, 497.
Denny, Archibald, 269,- 270.
Denny, Leslie, 40.
Denny, Maurice, 1412, 1413, 1414, 1415.
De Rusett, E. W., 49, 50, 638.
Dickie, G. W., 181, 212, 1089, 1189.
Dietze, 791.
Dixie, E. A., 567.
Dobson, W. A., 869, 1161.
Dodge, Alfred, 1417".
Dohm, G. C., 472, 498.
Doig, Peter, 111, 213, 499.
Donald, James, 41, 42, 242.
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Dondona, F., 1417a.
Donnelly, W. T., 357, 380, 457, 584, 934, 1009.
Doyere, C., 320.
Driessen, Paul, 639.
Dunn, H. H., 585.
Dyment, C. V., 528.
E
Eaton, C. A., 529.
Kckmann, C. J., 793.
Egleston, Howard, 1418.
Eley, C. V. A., 243, 1281.
Espitallier, G., 1419, 1420.
Estep, H. C., 531, 532, 586, 608.
Estrada, Ramon, 9.
Everett, H. A., 43, 244, 272, 1421.
Heesch, Otto, 949.
Herner, Heinrich, 14, 81.
Hiley, A., 434, 435.
Hill, M. F., 1230, 1287.
Hill, R. C., 587, 611, 1288.
Hillhouse, P. A., 118, 501, 502, 503.
Hoar, Allen, 1200, 1365, 1447.
Holbrook, G. G., 273.
Hollister, S. C., 1486.
Holm, Axel, 341, 717.
Holmes, Samuel, 648.
Holms, A C., 1201, 1231.
Holt, C. F., 247, 248, 298.
Holzapfel, A. C., 274.
Hopf, Ludwig, 82.
Horn, Fritz, 83, 119.
Hornor, H. A., 1289.
Hovgaard, William, 47, 48, 84, 120, 1162.
Howards, J. E., 216.
Hughes, C. H., 299.
Hunt, H. R., 718.
Hunter, G. B., 49, 50.
Faber, O., 1338.
Fea, Leonardo, 1090.
Felix, A., 153.
Ferguson, L. R., 1423, 1424, 1425.
Ferretti, E., 1191.
Ferris, T. E., 595, 596, 597, 598, 600, 601.
Finlay, K. G., 245.
Flamm, Oswald, 112, 113, 182, 183, 214, 337.
Flanders, R. E., 338.
Fletcher, Andrew, 576, 1192.
Fletcher, R. A., 795, 1011.
Foerster, Ernst, 642, 936.
Fowler, C. E., 1091.
Frahm, H., 114, 115, 116.
Franzius, O., 397.
Freeman, J. E., 1430, 1431, 1432, 1433, 1434.
French, F. J., 1284, 1285.
Idle, George, 121, 157.
Isherwood, J. W., 32J, 651, 652, 653.
Jack, J. R., 51.
James, S. V., 322.
Jarvis, H. R., 342.
Jennings, Frederick, 1448.
John, T. G., 217, 218.
Judaschke, Franz, 656.
Gardner, J. H., 626, 696, 697.
Gatewood, R. D., 1196, 1229.
Gatewood, William, 184, 246, 475.
Gebers, Fr., 10, 117.
Geynet, G., 941, 1095.
Giraud, J. E., 875.
Given, E. C., 154.
Glazebrook, R. T., 79, 80.
Goodrich, C. F., 802.
Goulaeff, E. E., 11, 12, 13, 45.
Gracie, Alexander, 215.
Gracy, J. W., 1096.
Graemer, L., 876, 942.
Greenhill, George, 46.
Gregory, H. B., 944, 945, 1025.
Grondal, B. L., 610.
Grunsky, C. E., 155.
Guembel, 185.
Gueritte, T. J., 1437, 1438, 1439, 1440, 1441, 1442,
1443, 1444, 1445.
Gundersen, A., 360.
Kaemmerer, W., 343, 657, 721, 812.
Keith, H. H. W., 219.
Kelly, R. W., 322a.
Kennedy, W. M., 505.
Kent, J. L., 175, 176, 250, 251.
Kerr, K. C., 506.
Kieffer, H. P., 1323.
Kielhorn, Carl, 15, 52, 658, 722, 723, 883.
King, A. W., 1341.
King, J. F., 275, 276, 1036, 1037.
Kirby, F. E., 884.
Klitzing, 344, 659.
Kluge, C, 1101.
Knipping, P., 813.
Knopp, W., 397.
Knorr, Paul, 1163.
Knowles, F. P., 220.
Kondo, Motoki, 725, 887, 1102.
Koon, S. G., 660.
Kretschmer, Otto, 16.
Kreutzberg, E. C., 541.
Kurtzahn, Ernst, 726.
H
Handy, I. O., 806.
Hart, M. G., 807.
Haver, A. H., 156, 716,
Heard, F. C., 1446.
3, 809.
Laas, Walter, 345, 563, 661, 953.
La Bolina, Jack, pseud., 888.
Lang, W. V., 728, 1232.
Langendonck, C. van, 361, 384, 399.
Laws, B. C., 53, 122. 221.
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Lemaire, E., 1324.
Leucke, 438.
Leyland, John, 451.
Liddell, A. R., 54, 85, 86, 87, 123, 158, 186, 187,
222, 277, 278, 1203.
Lienau, Otto, 124, 362, 439, 730, 892, 957, 1042.
Long, A. E., 17, 18.
Loof, W., 458.
Lovett, W. J., 301, 302.
Lucas, A., 159.
Lucas, Theodore, 303, 508.
Lundberg, Charles, 1293.
Lyster, A. G., 733, 734.
M
McAleer, J. A., 323.
McDermaid, N. J., 400.
McEntee, William, 55, 56, 279, 280, 304, 305, 324,
325.
McGovern, John, 88.
Macllwaine, G. S., 958, 1043.
Mackrow, Clement, 281.
McPherson, Allan, 666.
Mallock, A., 89.
Martin, K. G., 893.
Massenet, G., 159.
Meyer, F., 125.
Michenfelder, C., 363, 364, 387.
Mills, J. C.. 667.
Montgomerie, James, 126, 252, 894, 1045, 1046, 1047,
1165, 1166, 1167.
Monetti, Luigi, 1295a.
Morley, T. B., 19.
Morrell, R. W., 1107, 1234, 1235, 1236, 1237, 1296,
1297, 1298.
Morrison, J. H., 1238.
Mueller, E., 825.
Muers, P., 1168.
Murray, A. J., 58, 253, 282.
Muth, D., 160.
N
Nash, J. P., 1454.
Nast, B., 1325.
Xeudeck, G., 161.
Nicol, George, 162, 283.
Nobel, C., 348.
Paulmann, 750.
Peabody, C. H., 163, 188, 307.
Pease, F. F., 327a.
Peltier, J. G., 675, 676, 677, 678, 751.
Pereira, E. R., 1126, 1207.
Perrett, J. R., 1127.
Peskett, L., 189, 225, 1128.
Phelps, H. P., 459.
Phenis, Albert, 1457.
Phillips, Camillus, 511.
Pietzker, Felix, 128.
Ploeg, J. van, 129.
Plummer, H. C., 1129.
Polissadoff, J., 349.
Pollock, Walter, 1458, 1459, 1460.
Popp, M., 966.
Portland Cement Association, 1369, 1461, 1462,
1462a, 1463.
Prendergast, Maurice, 130.
Price, B. K., 546.
Purvis, F. P., 190.
Putnam, G. R., 1240.
Rahusen, R., 125.
Ranft, Paul, 369.
Rath, C., 419.
Redwood, Sir Boverton, 1059.
Reid, John, 1175, 1176, 1177.
Renner, Wilhelm, 753.
Reventlow, E. C. E. L. D., Graf zu, 420.
Riddlesworth, W. H., 501, 502, 503.
Rigg, E. H., 226, 1208.
Roberts, T. G., 131.
Robertson, J. M., 328.
Robinson, R. H. M., 23, 227, 1242, 1243, 1244, 1306.
Robinson, S. M., 1060.
Rodgers, W. L., 191.
Rosing, A. S., 548, 1469.
Rossell, H. E., 256.
Rossi, Giuseppe, 257.
Rothe, H. H. A., 164.
Rouge, J., 967.
Rowland, W., 1342.
Rupp, M. E., 1334.
Ruprecht, F. K., 308, 1178.
Russo, G., 132, 284.
Oakleaf, H. B., 591.
Ober, Shatswell, 306.
Oesten, K., 838.
Oldham, J. R., 616, 1300, 1301, 1455.
Olin, E. W., 1169, 1170.
Olsen H. M., 745.
O'Neill, J. J., 20, 21, 22.
Orrok, G. A., 934.
Osier, C. A., 544.
Ott, J., 91.
Otterson, J. E., 418.
Owen, H., 904, 1301a, 1456.
Owens, T. G., 1121, 1122, 1123, 1124, 1171.
Parkes, Oscar, 1125.
Paterson, J. H., 224.
Sadler, H. C., 24, 25, 26, 61, 62, 63, 64, 228, 756,
1210.
Saunders, A. E., 1245.
Sauvaire Jourdan, A. M. B., 27.
Schaffran, Karl, 229, 258, 908.
Scheible, Albert, 1335.
Schmidt, Alf., 28, 65.
Schmidt, R., 421.
Schoen, J. G. von, 422.
Schossberger, O. F., 423.
Scott, A. H., 1471.
Scribanti, A., 230.
Searle, A. B., 1472.
Siemann, 232.
Simpson, George, 233.
Skerrett, R. G., 66, 370, 371, 1380, 1474.
Smith, John, 67, 68.
Smith, S. F., 1065, 1134.
Spanner, E. F., 259, 260.
Springer, J. F., 1476. 1477.
Stanton, T. E., 70, 71, 166.
Steele, J. E., 192, 311.
91
Stevens, E. A., 1213.
Stieghorst, J., 133.
Stirling, Yates, 1251.
Stocker, Robert, 425.
Stress, Walther, 1336.
Strouse, M. H., 844.
Stroyer, R. N., 1382, 1478a.
Suanzes, Carlos, 761.
Sudler, C. E., 1340.
Sutphen, H. R., 1312a.
Suyehiro, K., 168, 193.
Talbot, F. A., 973, 1069.
Tawresey, J. G., 455.
Taylor, Benjamin, 764.
Taylor, D. W.. 29, 30, 31, 72, 73, 93, 134, 194, 234,
235, 236, 261, 285, 312.
Taylor, James, 1337.
Terano, S., 135, 136, 1214.
Thearle, S. J. P., 137, 138, 617, 682.
Thele, W., 1137.
Thompson, W. J., 618.
Thornycroft, J. E., 683, 684, 685, 686, 687.
Thurston, T. G. O., 1481, 1482, 1483, 1484, 1485.
Timonoff, V. E. de, 351.
Tobin, T. C., 195.
Tendering, C. J., 1384.
Toro, I., 329.
Trask, E. P., 286.
Treninkhinn, W. M., 352.
Tunkl, F. von, 196.
W
Wachtel, L., 1140.
Wakeman, S. W., 515.
Waldmann, Ernst, 139.
Walker, J. B., 981, 982, 1075.
Wall, A. T., 287, 288, 289, 1218.
Wallace, W. C., 690.
Walton, Thomas, 1320.
Ward, Charles, 566.
Warrington, J. N., 75, 76.
Watson, T. H., 314.
Watts, Sir Philip, 140, 291.
Weber, Carl, 1343, 1386.
Weihe, H., 852.
Welch, J. J., 141, 142, 262, 263, 292, 691.
Wellenkamp, H., 33.
West, C. C., 692.
White, E. S., 199.
White, Sir W. H., 143, 144, 145, 169, 170, 983, 984.
Wig, R. J., 1486.
Wilkes, Paul, 1328.
Willey, D. A., 34, 200, 1183.
Williams, Henry, 425.
Wilson, R. C., 1076.
Wilson, W. J., 374, 1184.
Woolland, Lloyd, 201, 281.
Workman, G. C., 1387.
Wrobbel, Gustav, 171.
u
Differs, 32.
United States. Shipping Board, 595, 596, 597, 598,
599, 600, 601, 619, 1252, 1253, 1254, 1255, 1256,
1317.
Young, H. W., 562.
Yukawa, M., 135, 136.
Van Duzer, L. S., 446.
Van Gaasbeek, R. M., 620.
Verth, M. zur, 913.
Zeyss, G., 774.
Zueblin, 986.
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Numbers refer to individual entries.
Agamemnon, 645.
Akers Mekanische Verksted, 360.
Alexandra, 647, 673.
Alsatian, 987, 1056.
American Shipbuilding Co., 464, 468.
Ames Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co., 498.
Amiral Makaroff, 678.
Andania, 1005, 1085.
Ansaldo-Armstrong & Co., 404, 448.
Aquitania, 930, 971, 988, 1039, 1049, 1086, 1087,
1088, 1108, 1109, 1110, 1111, 1130.
Arizona, 1147.
Arkansas, 945.
Armstrong, Whitworth Co., 330, 453.
B
Beams, 247, 248, 718.
Bellerophon, 624.
Ben-my-chree, 654.
Berlin, 730.
Berths, 350, 379, 478, 500.
Bethlehem Steel Co., 467, 511.
Bilge-tunnel, 310.
Blohm & Voss, 452.
Brazos, 660.
Britannic, 1079, 1117, 1141, 1142, 1143, 1144.
Bulkheads, 39, 47, 48, 58, 77, 84, 120, 177, 187, 197,
204, 242, 255, 256, 262, 263, 275, 276, 287, 288,
289, 290, 293, 301, 302, 308, 329.
Burmeister and Wain, 341.
Courbet, 874, 937.
Cranes, 335, 345, 350, 364, 365, 368, 387. 397, 416,
419, 439, 441, 458, 470, 471, 478, 497, 523, 534.
Cruisers, 740, 784, 805, 827, 858, 860, 864, 885, 886,
888, 999, 1028.
D
Dante Alighieri, 921.
Dartmouth, 879.
Deck houses, 252, 1036, 1037, 1165, 1166, 1167.
Decks, 224, 245.
Delaware, 768.
Diderot, 710.
Dimensions, 143, 144, 145, 149, 155, 169, 170, 316,
317.
Displacement, 24, 25, 26, 220, 326.
Docks, dry, 331, 332, 333, 349, 351, 352, 354, 417,
440, 469, 517, 526.
Docks, floating, 53, 160, 331, 337, 342, 344, 348,
352, 357, 358, 367, 372, 380, 392, 396, 407, 409,
426, 427, 428, 430, 432, 438, 445, 449, 461, 548.
Dockship, 644, 659.
Dreadnought, 107, 1126, 1161.
Dredger, 733, 734, 750, 762, 852, 867, 966, 991, 1091,
1137.
Duthie, J. F., & Co., 504.
E
Edgar Quinet, 676.
Ernest Renan, 709, 751.
Europa, 623, 814.
Experimental tanks, 9, 10, 23, 27, 29, 34, 43, 44,
57, 59, 60, 66, 78, 79, 80, 89, 94, 99, 100, 117,
127, 134, 147, 148, 200, 219, 279, 280, 284, 294.
Cable ships, 670, 1155, 1156.
Camber, 230.
Canadian Vickers, 463, 500.
Cap Finisterre, 936.
Cap Trafalgar, 1131.
Car ferry, 700, 717, 739, 745, 752, 763, 766, 788,
806, 812, 1129, 1153, 1169, 1170.
Carnegie, 564, 565, 567.
Chicago, 675.
Chiyo Maru, 868.
Cincinnati, 838.
City of Cleveland, 662.
City of Detroit in, 573, 926, 970.
Cleveland, 715.
Colliers, 680, 706, 742, 769, 780, 791, 851, 871, 892,
893, 928, 960, 978, 979, 1025, 1060, 1065, 1084,
1115, 1134, 1154, 1172, 1204, 1206.
Colossus, 817, 877.
Columbia Engineering Works, 552.
Commonwealth, 626, 696, 697.
Composite ships, 581, 582, 590.
Condorcet, 710.
Conte di Cavour, 898.
Corrugated ships, 702, 703, 808, 809, 958, 1043.
Corsican, 689.
Fabricated ships. See Standard ships.
Faith, 1390, 1411, 1422, 1463.
Ferries, 876. See also Car ferry.
Fire boats, 692, 844.
Florida, 944.
Fore River Shipbuilding Co., 473, 474, 477.
Foundation Co., 536.
Framing, 633, 634, 764, 1295.
France, 797, 799, 872, 939, 962, 995, 1071.
Franconia, 789, 816, 829, 896.
Free board, 15, 222, 272.
Fruit ships, 712, 1157, 1195.
Furness Shipbuilding Co., 542, 543.
George Washington, 639, 713, 726, 743, 755.
Germanischer Lloyd, 85.
Goeben, 950.
Great Lakes Engineering Works, 476.
Guadeloupe, 677.
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H
Harland & Wolf, 340, 346, 375, 411.
Heliopolis, 666.
Hog Island shipyard, 518, 519, 520, 521, 522, 531,
532, 533, 535, 537, 538, 539, 540, 545, 546, 547,
549, 550, 555, 558, 560, 561, 562.
Hong Kong, shipbuilding at, 429.
Howaldtswerke, 436.
Imperator, 421, 947, 948, 954, 1022, 1030, 1031, 1050,
1057, 1072, 1073, 1099, 1140.
Indomitable, 629, 646.
Iron Duke, 1026.
Isherwood system, 651, 652, 653, 671, 785, 866, 932,
1295a.
Italy, 132.
Japan, 135, 136, 1214.
Jean Bart, 874, 937, 1017.
N
Nederlandsche Fabriek, 398.
Nevada, 964, 1216.
New York, 425.
New York City, ship yards, 485.
New York Shipbuilding Co., 481.
New Zealand, 889.
Newark Bay shipyard, 525.
Newport News Shipbuilding Co., 402, 479, 480.
Nippon Yusen Kaisha, 796, 836.
Norfolk navy yard, 378.
North Dakota, 663, 768.
North German Lloyd, 707.
Oklahoma, 964.
Olympic, 772, 773, 818, 819, 820, 854, 855, 856, 899,
902, 903, 906, 914, 916, 917, 918, 920.
Ore-carrying ships, 611, 650, 667, 787, 794, 837, 892,
1054, 1175, 1176, 1177.
Orsova, 737.
K
Kaiserlich Werft, Kiel, 363.
Kaiserlich Werft, Tsing-tau, 412.
Kanguroo, 975, 1182.
Kongo, 927, 951, 952, 1034, 1035.
Krupp Germania shipyard, 431, 433.
Panama, shipyards, 486.
Pearl Harbor, 526.
Pennsylvania, 1217.
Portsmouth dockyard, 454.
Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm, 705.
Queen Elizabeth, 1027, 1125.
Laconia, 865, 931.
Lafayette, 1193. ,
Launching, 67, 68, 207, 334, 338, 355, 362, 370,
371, 383, 385, 386, 410, 413, 414, 421, 425, 434,
435, 437, 447, 450, 455, 466, 499, 501, 502, 503,
507, 510, 514.
Laurentic, 664, 665, 771.
Laying off, 203, 617, 1291.
Lightships, 157, 942, 1003, 1010, 1044, 1069, 1096,
1158, 1188, 1240.
Lion, 946.
Load line, 291.
Lord Nelson, 645.
Lusitania, 625, 1159.
Lutetia, 1093.
M
Martha Washington, 632.
Maryland Steel Co., 487.
Mauretania, 635.
Medina, 905.
Minas Geraes, 628, 668, 693, 782.
Mine-layers, 823, 1019.
Mitsu-Bishi dockyard, 388, 389, 401, 444.
Models, 23, 33, 70, 71, 87, 106, 194, 205, 206, 219,
229, 234, 235, 236, 258, 261, 267, 1307.
Mold lofts, 496.
Monarch, 878, 880.
Monitoria, 716, 808, 809.
Refrigerator ships, 912, 1194.
Regina Elena, 655.
Reina Victoria Eugenia, 1067.
Repair ships, 714, 735.
Resistance, 24, 25, 26, 30, 31, 35, 61, 62, 63, 64, 70,
71, 72, 73, 156, 164, 166, 175, 176, 185, 188,
194, 228, 234, 235, 239, 250, 295, 306, 320.
Rheinland, 800.
Rio de Janeiro, 783, 992.
River steamers, 566, 570, 574, 576, 833, 862, 1076,
1192.
Riveting, 977, 1203, 1300.
Robert Fulton, 754.
Robins Dry Dock & Repair Co., 460, 483.
Rochambeau, 940.
Rolling, 8, 98, 105, 114, 115, 116, 119, 121, 154,
157, 179, 201, 298.
Roma, 695.
Rotterdam Dockyard Co., 470, 471.
Sailing ships, 563, 568, 661, 1001.
St. Nazaire, 376, 382, 395, 399, 405, 424, 443.
St. Vincent, 693.
Sakura Maru, 719, 720.
Sao Paulo, 698, 847.
Satsuma, 811.
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Schichau-Werke, 391, 403.
Seattle Construction and Dry Dock Co., 484. U
See-and-Bee, 961, 1062.
Shanghai Dock and Engineering Co., 442. Union Iron Works, 373, 462, 491.
Shearing stress, 168, 193. Unsinkable ships, 11, 12, 13, 45, 182, 183, 198, 212,
Shinyo Maru, 882. 214, 243, 313, 981, 982, 1089, 1139, 1281, 1286,
Shooter's Island shipyard, 554. 1294, 1302, 1318, 1319.
Skinner & Eddy, 472, 488.
Sloan Shipyard Co., 513.
Smith's Dock Co., 366, 381.
Sound steamers, 576, 1192. -y
Specifications, 51.
Stability, 32, 54, 87, 91, 92, 97, 122, 123, 129, 139, Vaneuard 729 804
III' oL' %'}%'?%' 2H> ^ 237> 24 ' 241> Vaterland', 1098, ll'oO, 1135, 1145.
246, 254, Z59, 260, /65. IT A' f.f.a
Standard ships, 323, 578, 593, 595, 596, 597, 598, 599, Voif.LrT.iiti <U)1
600, 601, 602, 603, 607, 619, 1212, 1220, 1223, Vulcan 644 *W
1226, 1227, 1232, 1242, 1243, 1244, 1247, 1249, v- , u- ; i ,, m ^1 tta T?O ?a-
1252, 1253, 1254, 1265, 1266, 1267! 126s! 1269! Vukan sh 'Py ard ' 339 ' 343 ' > 369 ' 379 > 393 '
1272, 1283, 1306, 1311, 1317, 1312a, 1321a, 1395.
Stresses, 167, 168, 193, 216, 273, 278, 282, 322.
Submarine Boat Corporation, 557. _
Submarine tenders, 974, 975, 980, 1077, 1185. W
Sun Shipbuilding Co., 489, 553.
Superstructures. See Deck houses. \Vallsend Slipway & Engineering )Vorks 456
Swan, H te . . WWu. Eich.rf.on, 490. " '' ' ' '
781, 834, 835, 859, 873, 907, 909, 922-924, 984,
989, 993-994, 1013, 1018, 1021, 1052, 1058, 1078,
1082, 1090, 1102, 1106, 1121-1124, 1127, 1146,
T 1148, 1162, 1171, 1191, 1196, 1221, 1229, 1241,
1251. See also Cruisers, Torpedo boat de-
Tank ships, 648, 694, 774, 786, 793, 894, 910, 963, stroyers, and names of ships.
965, 1002, 1008, 1045, 1046, 1047, 1048, 1059, Washington Irving, 1032, 1063.
1064, 1070, 1103, 1107, 1118, 1119, 1120, 1149, Washington Shipping Co., Seattle, 482.
1150, 1151, 1160, 1168, 1178, 1199, 1234, 1235, Ways, 527,
1236, 1237, 1238, 1246, 1259, 1296, 1297, 1298, Welding, 1260, 1261, 1270, 1273, 1274, 1275, 1276,
1299. 1277, 1278, 1279, 1280, 1282, 1289, 1292, 1303,
Tanks. See Experimental tanks. 130S ' 1312 ' 1314 -
Tenyo Maru, 657, 688, 868. Weser shipyard, 384.
Texas 1104. White Star line, 853.
Thunderer, 881. Wilhelmina, 741.
Titanic, 856, 891, 902, 903, 915, 917, 956. Workman, Clark & Co., 415.
Torpedo boat destroyers, 631, 683, 684, 685, 686, Wyoming, 568, 945.
687, 699, 701, 765, 798, 815, 824, 846, 848, 857,
900, 933, 938, 941, 943, 986, 998, 1004, 1014,
1015, 1016, 1024, 1029, 1092, 1095, 1138, 1174,
1207, 1211. . Y
Train ferry. See Car ferry.
Tuckahoe, 1309. Yarmouth, 890.
Tugboat, 1255, 1256. Yarrow & Co., 347, 353, 408.
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consin, November, nineteen hundred and
seven... Milwaukee, Wis.: Meyer-Rotier
Printing Co. f 1909.] vii(i), (1)10-48 p., 4
pi., Sports. 8. IVK
Purcell, Richard J. Connecticut in transi-
tion, 1775-1818. Washington: American
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folded maps. 8. XR- Room 300
Seaver, Frederick J. Historical sketches
of Franklin county and its several towns
with many short biographies. Albany:
J. B. Lyon Co., 1918. xii, 819 p. 8. IRM
Shackleton, Robert. The book of Phila-
delphia. Illustrated with photographs and
with drawings by R. L. Boyer and Herbert
Pullinger. Philadelphia: Penn Pub. Co.,
1918. 5 p.l., 413 p. illus. 8. ISD
Teakle, Thomas. The Spirit Lake mas-
sacre. Iowa City, la.: State Historical So-
ciety of Iowa, 1918. xii, 336 p. 8. HBC
Violette, Eugene Morrow. A history of
Missouri... Boston: D. C. Heath & Co.
[cop. 1918.] xxxiii p., 1 1., 473 p. illus. 8.
IVP
Waldo, George Curtis. History of
Bridgeport and vicinity. Edited by George
C. Waldo, jr. New York: S. J. Clarke Pub.
Co., 1917. 2v. illus. 4. IQM
Wilson, Granville Payson. Pioneers of
the Magalloway from 1820 to 1904. . . Old
Orchard, Me.: the author, 1918. 64 p. 12.
IQB
Wolf, Simon. The presidents I have
known from 1860-1918... Washington,
D. C: Press of B. S. Adams t cop. 1918,.
6 p.l., 459 p. 8. AGZ
Woodburn, James Albert, and T. F.
MORAN. The citizen and the republic; a
text-book in government. New York:
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viii, 398, ix-xlvi p., 1 1. 12. IBZ
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Caffin, Charles Henry. Art for life's
sake; an application of the principles of art
to the ideals and conduct of individual and
collective life. New York, Chicago: The
Prang Company t cop. 1913]. 287 p. 12.
MAS
Dow, Arthur Wesley. Composition; a
series of exercises selected from a new sys-
tem of art education, part 1. New York:
The Baker and Taylor Company, 1900.
illus. 4. fMA
Part 1 is 3. ed.
Gamble, William Burt. Stage scenery; a
list of references to illustrations since 1900
in The New York Public Library, compiled
by William Burt Gamble... New York:
[N. Y. Public Library,, 1917. 86 p. 4.
MBO (N.Y.P.L.)
Gilman, Benjamin Ives. Museum ideals
of purpose and method. Cambridge : Print-
ed by order of the trustees of the Museum
at the Riverside Press, 1918. xxii, 434 p.
illus. 8. (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.)
MAY
Lutz, Edwin George. Practical art an-
atomy... with illustrations by the author.
New York: C. Scribner's Sons, 1918. vii,
254 p. illus. 12. MBG
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Art General Works, continued.
Tadd, James Liberty. New methods in
education; art, real manual training, nature
study; explaining processes whereby hand,
eye and mind are educated by means that
conserve vitality and develop a union of
thought and action. Springfield, Mass.:
O. Judd Co., 1912. xxiv, 432 p. illus. 4.
(The natural education series.) f MAT
Walpole Society, London. The first -
6th annual volume of the Walpole Society,
1911/12-1917/18. Oxford: Printed for the
Walpole Society by H. Hart [etc.], 1912-17.
6v. illus. f. fMAA
1915/16 and 1916/17 issued in 1 v. with title,
The fifth volume of the Walpole Society.
Weinberg, Louis. Color in everyday
life; a manual for lay students, artisans
and artists; the principles of color com-
bination and color arrangement, and their
applications in dress, home, business, the
theatre and community play. New York:
Moffat, Yard and Company, 1918. 2 p.l.,
iii-xvi, 343 p., 16 pi. 8. MBM
History of Art
Archiv fur Kunstgeschichte. . . Jahrg,
[1] - date (1913 - date). Leipzig: E. A. See-
mann, 1913 -date. f. t MAA
Balch, Edwin Swift, and EUGENIA M.
BALCH. Art and man; comparative art
studies. Philadelphia: Allen, Lane and
Scott, 1918. 268 p. illus. 4. MAD
"A much enlarged revision of the theoretical por-
tions of Comparative art, published 1906." Introd.
Deals with the "arts of the races of America,
Australasia and Africa." The author says, p. 251:
"because art is so nearly co-incident with race, stu-
dents of man should study art along comparative
lines. By doing so a great deal now unknown will
be discovered about the ancestors and relationships
of mankind."
Breuil, Henri, and others. La Pasiega a
Puente-Viesgo (Santander) (Espagne), par
1'abbe H. Breuil, le D r . H. Obermaier. . .et
H. Alcade del Rio. . . Monaca: Imprimerie
artistique V Te A. Chene, 1913. 3 p.l., 64 p..
1 double plan, 30 pi. illus. f. f MAE
Le Garnet des artistes; art ancien. art
moderne, arts appliques, no. 1-21 (Feb. 1 -
Dec. 1, 1917). Paris, 1917. ob. 8. MAA
Semi-monthly.
Publication suspended with no. 21, Dec. 1, 1917.
Crouch, Joseph. Puritanism and art; an
inquiry into a popular fallacy, with an in-
troduction by the Rev. C. Silvester Home
. . . Sixteen illustrations. London, New
York: Cassell and Company, Ltd., 1910.
xiv, 381(1) p., IS pi., 1 port. 8. MAD
"The results of these inquiries have convinced me
that there is no essential antagonism between Puri-
tanism and art." Preface.
Escher, Konrad. Kunst, Krieg und
Krieger. Zur Geschichte der Kriegsdar-
stellungen. Zurich: Rascher & Co., 1917.
3 p.l., (1)6-180 p., 21., 20 pi. 4. MA
War in art, from ancient times in the Orient to
the present. Much information, but few illustrations.
A bibliography is added.
Art in Special Countries
El Ano artistico [dirigido por Jose
Frances]. 1915. Madrid: Mundo Latino,
1916. 8. MAML
Dunlap, William. A history of the rise
and progress of the arts of design in the
United States. A new edition. . .edited,
with additions by Frank W. Bayley and
Charles E. Goodspeed... Boston: C. E.
Goodspeed & Co., 1918. 3 v. pi., ports. 8.
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Sculpture and Architecture, Edinburgh.
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complete list of the exhibited works by
Raeburn and by academicians, associates
and hon. members, giving details of those
works in public galleries, compiled under
the direction of Frank Rinder with the
sanction of the president and council; with
a historical narrative of the origin and de-
velopment of the Royal Scottish Academy,
by W. D. McKay, R. s. A., preceded by an
essay on academies and art, by Frank Rin-
der. Glasgow: J. Maclehose and Sons,
1917. cxxxvi, 485 p. illus. f.
MAMR (Glasgow)
"With each copy of a special edition of this work,
of which only 180 copies are for sale, is issued an
original signed etching of the Royal Scottish Acad-
emy by D. Y. Cameron. . . Of the 180 copies of the
special edition this is number 156."
Spinden, Herbert Joseph. A study of
Maya art; its subject matter and historical
development; with two hundred and eigh-
ty-six illustrations in the text, twenty-nine
plates and a map. Cambridge: the muse-
um, 1913. xxiii, 285 p. illus. f. (Peabody
Museum of American Archaeology and
Ethnology, Harvard University. Memoirs.
v. 6.) ft HBA
Vachon, Marius. La guerre artistique
avec I'Allemagne; 1'organisation de la vic-
toire... Paris: Payot et Cie., 1916. 2 p.l.,
(i)viii-xiv, 268 p. 12. MAMI
Greek and Roman Art
Cagnat, Rene Louis Victor, and VICTOR
CHAPOT. Manuel d'archeologie romaine.
v.l. Paris: A. Picard, 1916. illus. 8.
MAH
v. 1. Les monuments. Decoration des monuments.
Sculpture.
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Gardner, Percy. A grammar of Greek
art. New York: The Macmillan Company;
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p., 11., 267 p. illus. 12. (Handbooks of
archaeology and antiquities.) MAE
Hekler, Anton. Greek & Roman por-
traits. New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons.
1912. xliii, 335 p. illus. 4. f MAH
Translation of his Die Bildnisknnst dcr Griechen
und Romer... Stuttgart [1912].
Hoppin, Joseph Clark. Euthymides and
his fellows. Cambridge: Harvard Univer-
sity Press, 1917. xvi, 186 p., 47 pi. illus.
8. MPEK
Newton, Sir Charles Thomas. The Cas-
tellani collection; a series of twenty photo-
graphs by Stephen Thompson, selected and
described by C. T. Xewton... With the
sanction of the trustees of the British Mu-
seum. London: G. Bell and Sons, 1874.
1 p.l., 6 p., 20 mounted pi. f. ft MGH
Oriental Art
Allen, Maude Rex. Japanese art motives.
Chicago: A. C. McClurg & Co., 1917. xii p.,
3 1., 273 p. illus. 8. MAG
Coomaraswamy, Ananda Kentish. Indi-
an drawings: second series, chiefly Rajput.
[London: Printed for the India Society.
1912.] 2 p.l., 7-34 p., 26 pi. illus. 4. MAF
no. 37 of 405 copies printed.
Rijks Ethnographisch Museum, Leiden.
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den, vanaf 15 December 1916. Ingeleid en
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15(1) p. illus. 4. fMAG
Contents: Roorda, T. B., Historische en aesthe-
tische inleiding. Visser, M. W. de, De beteekenis en
de ornamentiek der tentoongestelde lakwerken.
Strehlneek, E. A. Chinese pictorial art.
Illustrated by coloured and collotyped re-
productions from the author's collection
with descriptions and notes on the history
of drawing, writing, etc., translated from
standard Chinese authors. This collection
has recently been acquired by Herr Klas
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323(1), ii p. illus. 4. fMAG
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jade... From the collection of E. A.
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Christian Art
Freshfield, Edwin Hanson. Cellse Tri-
chorse, and other Christian antiquities in
the Byzantine provinces of Sicily with
Calabria and North Africa, including Sar-
dinia. v. 2. [London:] Privately printed
[by Rixon & Arnold], 1918. maps, plans,
pi. 8. MRBD
McHarg, John Brainerd. Visual repre-
sentation of the Trinity; an historical sur-
vey. Cooperstown, N. Y. : The Arthur H.
Crist Publishing Co., 1917. 4 p.l., 139 p., 1
pi. 8. MAIH
Preuss, Hans. Das Bild Christi im Wan-
del der Zeiten. Einhundertunddreizehn
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PREFATORY NOTE
BY RICHARD GOTTHEIL. Pn.D.
Chief of the Oriental Division
FEW people have been the subject of so much pity and commiseration as
have the Armenians. And few have deserved such pity as fully as have.
they. A remarkable race, they have had an uncommon history. They have
always written and spoken an Indo-European language, one that belongs to
that large number of which the Sanskrit is an early and prominent representa-
tive. According to their traditions, they are also of Indo-European race;
though evidently intermixed with Semitic and other blood. Historically, they
come to our notice at first in ancient Phrygia; and, peculiarly enough, seem
to have reversed the general order and to have travelled towards the rising
sun instead of towards the west. The Empire of the Hittites was breaking up,
and the Armenians appear to have settled in the upper reaches of the Euphrates,
to have extended their quarters into the region of Lakes Van and Urmia and
to have made their home around Mt. Ararat. Unfortunately, the Armenians
were never able to hold out long as an independent kingdom. In antiquity
the greater Powers of Greece, of Seleucid Syria, of Persia and of Rome were
at hand, ready to prevent the assertion of any rights that might controvert
their own. At one time, it is true, that which historians call Armenia Major
and Armenia Minor the Caucasus regions south of the mountains and
north of Mesopotamia were ruled by independent kings, especially under
Tigranes II, termed the Great (94- -56 B. C), who extended his power to take
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in a good deal of the former kingdom of Assyria, the northwest corner of
Persia, the province of Azerbaijan, a territory said to have covered some
500,000 square miles and to have contained some 3,000,000 inhabitants. His
royal city was called after his own name Tigranocerta; and it is sufficient
to record Cicero's saying that "Tigranes made the Republic of Rome tremble
before his powers." But Rome's watchful eye was envious of such power,
and under Lucullus, in 69 B. C., Armenian independence was put down
not to be raised again for many centuries. At a later date she became the
playball between Byzantium and Persia, who in their continued strife swarmed
up and down her land carrying destruction in their wake. Weakened as she
thus was, she was in no condition to withstand the onslaughts made upon
her by the Arab hordes that swarmed up through northern Mesopotamia in
636 A.D. But, withal, her people held firmly to their heritage. From time
to time attempts at freedom were made and independent kings ruled for a
nonce and after a fashion. Vartan did this in from 571 until 578 under the
Byzantines. Ashot I was semi-independent in 885 under the auspices of Arab
overlords.
But such attempts as these were not productive of good. They opened
the way for internal strife and for the entry of those Tartar hordes in the
eleventh century that were destined finally to overrun the whole country. Here
again the tenacity of the Armenians told its tale. Small independent kingdoms
were established at Ani, in Georgia and near Lake Van. But the coming of
Toghril Beg soon ended their existence. In 1071, the Turks drove the Byzan-
tines out of Armenia and began that series of depredations and plunder through
which they have made their name infamous. In 1239, Jenghiz Khan was there;
and when the Turks were at rest, the Kurds were ready to supplement their
work. An exodus was begun, the first of -many the Armenians have had to
suffer during their long and tragic history. Multitudes were driven out of
the country into Poland, into Moldavia and Galicia, even around the north
of the Caspian Sea, where in Lemberg, an important colony was founded.
Some wandered to the South and founded settlements in the mountains of
Cilicia which were able to exist for some 300 years, although they were looked
at askance by Byzantium because of their peculiar church government.
In 1375, the country was conquered by the Ottomans; but so strong is
the desire of the Armenians for freedom that a small body of them withdrew
into the recesses of the Taurus mountains and refused with success down
to the present day, to pay taxes to the government at Constantinople. The
Armenians were overrun by Tamerlane in 1401, by the Sultan Selim I in 1514,
by the Persians in 1575 and 1639. It was therefore natural that, when the
Russian armies came upon the scene and offered to release the Christian peoples
from the yoke of the Turk they were received with joy. Etchmiadzin, which
for a time had been Persian, became Russian by the treaty of Turkman-Chai
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in 1828. Whatever fault we may in truth find with the manner in which the
former Russian government treated its subject peoples, very little can be said
against its method of dealing with the Armenians. It is true that a strong
attempt at Russification was commenced during the closing years of the nine-
teenth century. This went so far that in 1898, under the governorship of
Prince Galitzin, many Armenian schools were taken over, and in 1903 much
Armenian church property was condemned. But nothing was done to disturb
the daily life of the Armenians who grew numerous and flourished in that part
of the Caucasus that was under Russian surveillance. The Plain of Erivan and
the Valley of the Araxes River are their chief residing places. Here, though
in close contact with Tartars, Lazes and Kurds, they have preserved their
separate existence, and have cherished with ardor the details of their older life.
Etchmiadzin was originally a religious settlement a monastery encircled by
high battlements. But for the Armenians it is not only a religious center. It
is more than this. It has become a national rallying point towards which all
Armenians look with a peculiar attachment and affection.
One would have imagined that such tenacity in holding on to what they
considered to be the truth would have received the recognition it deserved
on the part of the leading political forces in Europe. But that was asking
too much. The lot of the Armenians who were under Turkish overlordship
gradually grew worse. It is true that the Draft Treaty of San Stefano called
for "improvements and reforms demanded by local requirements in the prov-
inces inhabited by Armenians," and guaranteed "their security from Kurds
and Circassians." But the final Berlin Treaty of 1878 had whittled this down
to a simple promise of reform "for the protection of Christian and other sub-
jects of the Porte." This meant, of course, that nothing was to be done.
Turkey was astute enough to know this; and the great arbiter of fate in the
Europe of his time, Bismarck, had said openly that the Germans had no care
for Armenian reforms.
Soon the massacres commenced that unfortunately carried the tale of
Armenian sufferings all over the world. Beginning at Mush, in 1893, they
have lasted with more or less continuity down to our own day. Unfortunately,
such place-names as Erzerum ( 1895) and Adana ( 1909) are too familiar to our
ears. The hope was felt and openly expressed that the coming of the Young
Turk would bring a change in the treatment of the Armenians; but Enver,
Talaat, and Djavid have certainly done their best to prove that though the
Turk may change from "old" to "young" he still remains a Turk. "The first
phase of Ottoman policy towards subject peoples was neglect; the Hamidian
\vas attrition; but the Young Turkish phase is extermination." The report
presented in 1916 by Viscount Bryce on "The Treatment of the Armenians
in the Ottoman Empire," is the severest indictment that could be presented
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against a people and against their political backers. From 800,000 to 1,000,000
of these Armenians are said, on reliable authority, to have perished.
At an early date the Armenians accepted Christianity. They themselves
believe that the new faith was preached to them by the apostles Thaddai and
Bartholomew. But it was not until the year 301 that Gregory the Illuminator
persuaded their king Tiridates officially to accept Christianity for the state
and the people as a whole. And just as they have preserved their national
identity, so they have kept themselves apart as a church called the "Gregori-
an," after the saint mentioned above. They followed the decisions of the Coun-
cil of Nicea (325) of Constantinople (381) and of Ephesus (381), but refused
to regard the Council of Chalcedon as legally convened; and at a synod of
their own, composed of Armenian and Georgian bishops, held at Driune in 506,
the Armenians definitely wedded themselves to the Council of Ephesus and
the theological doctrines propounded there. The Armenian Church stands
thus, in no connection either with the Greek or the Roman Church. In the
18th century, it is true, a certain bishop Mekhitar, of Sebaste, joined the Roman
Hierarchy and established at Venice the Mekitarist Monastery that has done
some excellent literary and educational work, and that in Turkey a Kotolik
Milleti (Catholic Nation), was established in 1835, through Roman influence.
But neither have any connection with the Armenian Church as such. The
Oriental character of this church may be seen from the fact that its weekly
day of rest lasts from Saturday sun-down up to Sunday evening.
At an equally early date the Armenians showed a taste for literary expres-
sion, and so eager are they for education that in the year 1902, and under all the
circumstances of Turkish oppression, they had no less than 1,200 Armenian
schools in the Ottoman empire, giving instruction to 130,000 pupils. Their
script is said to have come to them from a certain Syrian Daniel and to have
been enlarged and perfected by their own Saint Mesrob in 410, who added the
vowel signs after the manner of the Greek system. It was to this same Mesrob,
assisted by Sahak (Isaac; 387-439), to whom the Armenians owe the transla-
tion of both the Old and New Testament into their tongue. Much of the
older literature is composed of translations from Greek and from Syriac
authors, but, in a certain sense, a national literature was growing up though,
as was natural, it was largely theological in character. Yet valuable historical
works were written by Moses of Khorene, by Mesrob, and in the twelfth cen-
tury, by Nerses Shnorhali. Some poetry has also been written, though this,
too, is chiefly of a religious turn. Printing in Armenia was introduced by the
Patriarch Mikhael of Sebaste (15421570) though some years prior to this
in 1512 a press that used Armenian type had been set up in Venice. The
first Armenian book to be printed in England dates from the year 1736; the
first to be put out in Russia from 1771; but it was not until 1857 that an
Armenian book left the press in America. In quite modern times large quanti-
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127
ties of Armenian literature have been published dealing with a great variety
of topics. Wherever they are, the Armenians are in the forefront of those who
work and strive; they have large capacity and when they will once again be
settled in their ancient home in Asia Minor and in northern Mesopotamia,
to which 500,000 are ready to return at a moment's notice, we shall look for-
ward to a development that will be as remarkable as it will be thorough. Prior
to the calamities of this war, Armenian historians reckoned the number of
their fellow-racials to be 4,160,000 of whom 2,380,000 were in the Turkish
empire.
The following list deals with the various subjects to which reference has
been made in these pages. Whatever excellence it has is due to the care and
vigilance of Miss Pratt. I am also beholden to Mr. V. H. Kalendarian for
the help he has given in verifying the transliteration of the Armenian titles.
THE LIST
COMPILED BY IDA A. PRATT
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF DR. GOTTHEIL
ORDER OF ARRANGEMENT
BIBLIOGRAPHY.
PERIODICALS.
DESCRIPTION AND GEOGRAPHY.
ARCHAEOLOGY.
NUMISMATICS.
ART.
HISTORY:
GENERAL WORKS.
MASSACRES.
WORKS IN ARMENIAN RELATING
TO OTHER COUNTRIES.
BIOGRAPHY.
SOCIAL LIFE.
ECONOMICS AND INDUSTRIES.
FOLKLORE AND MYTHOLOGY.
LAW.
SCIENCE.
GEOLOGY AND NATURAL HISTORY.
LANGUAGE.
INSCRIPTIONS.
HISTORY OF LITERATURE.
LITERATURE:
POETRY.
FICTION AND DRAMA.
OTHER LITERATURE.
TRANSLATIONS FROM EUROPEAN
LANGUAGES.
ARMENIAN CHURCH.
MECHITHARISTS.
MISSIONS.
ARMENIAN QUESTION.
ARMENIANS IN OTHER COUNTRIES.
PART I
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