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CATALOGUE
LIBRARY
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION ON
Mondaj March i\st 1870 and five following Days by
BANGS MERWIN & CO.
At their Salb-Room3 694. & 696 Broadway
* J. |ABIN & SONS
PkINTIM and CoHPILEftl OP TRt CaTALOCUR
I 870
'M.4.£fc.|8.|
DEC 99 1883
NOTICE
In offering to the public this Catalogue of Mr.
Rice*s Library, it is almost unnecessary to say anything
further about the Books than to commend the Cata-
logue itself to the careful reading of our book-buying
friends ; but custom has made it almost imperative to
submit some preliminary remarks, which in this case,
however, will be mainly confined to an enumeration of
the leading books, in the various departments of litera-
ture, in which the Library is especially strong.
We might, in general terms, have characterized this
as ^ ^^ splendid^' "-^ superb^* ^^ magnificent^'^ ^^ recherchiy*
and ^^ unique** library, had we not felt that these terms
have been latterly applied with so much freedom to
collections of inferior merit. It will not, however, be
too much to say that this Library includes as many rare
and costly books as can be found in all the Catalogues
of books sold by Auction in New York since the sale
of the famous "Private Gentleman's Library,"* in
1866.
In common with many other book-buyers, Mr. Rice
commenced the formation of his Library without any
definite decision as to the class of books of which it
should consist. It is due to his now more matured
* Such was the eitraordinary title given to the Fisher Catalogue,
IV NOTICE.
taste to remark that this Catalogue contains many
works which had been put aside for sale some years
ago. Lot 505 is a case in point — not but that it is a
good book of its kind, but it is of a kind of which it
was not desirable to form a "Rice" Library. An
accumulation of many other books, which do not accord
with Mr. Rice's advanced views, was one of the reasons
for making a sale of the whole Library, although Mr.
Rice feels that, having bought and paid for his books,
he is at perfect liberty to do what he pleases with them,
and offers no apology for their sale. Yet it is not with-
out regret that he parts with some of the rarities of this
Library, the equals of which money cannot purchase.
Still, having determined to make a radical change, he
has thought proper to sell his entire collection, reserv-
ing only some books presented to him.
Perhaps the most interesting of the specialties of this
Library is the large number of ILLUSTRATED
BOOKS, by which we mean books in which plates
have been inserted in addition to those which properly
belong to the work. This is not the place for an essay
on Illustration ; we may, however, observe, in defence
of the gentlemen who destroy so many books in order
to form one which is superior, that the result of their
labor, when exhibited, generally affords more gratifica-
tion to their book-loving friends than any other depart-
ment of a library. Of course every gentleman who
pretends to having a library will have a Dibdin's
"Tour," and an ordinary copy will be passed over
without comment ; but what shall be said of Lot 567,
with its brilliant array of Portraits, Drawings, Views,
NOTICE. V
etc. ? That, with others of its class, demand an inspec-
tion, and lead to a comparison with other copies, very
much to the gratification of the owner of the best. In
this department we also refer the reader to the follow-
ing works :
io6. Barlow's Colambiad. 410. 1807.
140. Benson's Andre. 1807.
327. Byron's English Bards and Scotch Reviewers.
476-477. Cooper's American Navy.
567. Dibdin's Southern Tour. Extended to 6 vols.
$83. Dibdin's Reminiscences. Large Paper,
598. Doran's Annals of the Stage.
605. The Croakers. By Drake and Halleck.
638. Dayckinck's Cyclopedia of American Literature. Large
Paper
844. De Grasse's Operations.
869. Griswold's Republican Court. 2 vols.
924. Hamilton's Flag of the United States. 4to. 1852.
1088. Hunt's Anecdotes. 2 vols., i2mo. 1830.
1 1 28. Irvingiana. Large Paper. 1 860.
1642. Public Libraries of New York. 1865.
1837. Rabelais. 4 vols., 8vo. 75 plates.
2048. Simcoe's Queen's Rangers. 26 plates.
2072. General Scott's Autobiography.
2080. Smith's Andre. 53 plates.
2081. Trial of J. H. Smith.
2129. Sparks' Life of Gen. Washington. 114 plates.
2132. Spooner's Dictionary. Extended to 10 vols., 4to.
2450. Irving's Life of Washington. Extended to 10 vols., 4to.
2639. Wynne's Private Libraries of New York.
Bibliography and Literary History form an
extensive department, conspicuous in which are
263. Brunei Manuel. Large Paper. 12 vols.
457. Collier's Bibliography. 4 vols., 8vo. India Paper.
VI NOTICE.
567 to 585. Dr. Dibdin's Works. A splendid series.
1 160. Johnson's Typographia. Largest Paper. 1824.
1 217. White Kennett's Bibltothecae Americana. 17 13.
1647. Nichols' Anecdotes and Literary History. 17 vols.
1749. Bibliotheca Sussexiana. 3 vols.
1877. Rich's Bibliotheca Americana.
1928. Sabin's Dictionary of Books Relating to America. Large
Paper.
2082. Smith's Friend's Books, z vols. Large Paper >
2528. Watt's Bibliotheca Britannica. 4 vols., 4to.
2531. Weigel's History of Printing. 2 vols,, 4to,
The Fine Arts are represented in many works of
great value, some of which are now, for the first time,
offered at auction :
157. Dore's Bible. First Edition.
510. Daniel's Oriental Scenery. 3 vols., elephant folio.
511. Dore's Dante.
658. Portraits of the Poets. 2 vols.
754. Foucquet CEuvres. 2 vols., 4to. 1866.
793. Gallery of Portraits.
872. Gruner's Ornamental Art.
887. Hall's Baronial Halls. 2 vols., folio.
991. Herculanum and Pompeii. 8 vols.
1 1 30. Jackson on Wood Engraving.
1137. Jamieson's Hand Books of Art. 6 vols.
1 1 80. Jones' Grammar of Ornament. 4to.
1212. Kempis' Imiution of Christ. 1858.
13 12-13. Lewis' Scenery. Folio. 1845.
1339. Lodge's Portraits. 12 vols. 1835.
1382. Mclan's Scottish Clans. 2 vols. Colored plates.
1468. Mercuri Costumes. Paris, i860.
1473. Meyrick's Ancient Armour. 3 vols., folio.
1566. Musee de Versailles. 3 vols. 4to.
1567. Musee Royale et Mus6e Francais. 6 vols., folio.
1588. Napoleon Gallery.
NOTICE. Vll
I59&-95. Nttiontl Galleries.
162$. Lougmtn's New Testament.
1659. Becker and Hefner Objets d'Art du Moyen Age.
1685. Ottley on Printing.
1688. Ovid. Beautifully illustrated. Paris, 1806.
1758. Pyramids of Gizeh.
1907. Rosetta Stone. Unique copy.
1962. Nuremberg Chronicle. Folio.
1989. Agincourt's History of Art. Folio.
2077. Smith's Catalogue Raisonne. 9 vols., imp. 8vo.
2132. Spooner*s Dictionary. Extended to 10 vols., 4to.
2147. Sututs de rOrdre du Saint- Esprit.
2200. Strutt's Dresses and Decorations. 2 vols., 4to.
2290. Tuckerman's Book of the Artists. 4to. Plates.
2296. Picturesque Voyage to Tuscany, 3 vols., folio.
2332. Waagen's Art Treasures. 4 vols., 8vo.
2344. Walpole's Anecdotes. 5 vols. 1828.
2638. Waring's Masterpieces of Industrial Art.
Lot 2351. A superb copy of Walton's Angler
would not be unfitting a position among the Fine
Arts.
Of what may be called Belles Lettres, or General
Literature, in which department we here include any-
thing that cannot be otherwise conveniently classified,
the collection is fairly large. We content ourselves
with a reference to
lo. Addison's Works. Basktvilk^s Edition.
17. ^sop's Fables. Stockdale^s Edition.
61. Arabian Nights. Lane's Translation. 3 vols.
63. Archaica and Lot 978, Heliconia.
76. Ascham's Schoolmaster. Black Litter,
90. Lord Bacon's Works, &c. India Paper.
125. Bayle's Dictionary. 5 vols., folio. Large Paper,
189. Pickering's Prayer-Books. 8 vols., folio.
• • •
Vlll NOTICE.
376-7. Don Quixote. 4 yol8.« 4to.
414. Cicero's Cato Major. Printed by Franklin, 1744. £/«/#/.
549. Defoe's Works. 20 vols. 1840.
587. Dickens' Works. 54 vols. Large Paper.
636. D'Urfey's Wit and Mirth. 6 vols., i2mo. Rare.
709. Masarum Deliciae. 2 vols.
782. Friar Rush. Printed on vellum.
807. Gay's Fables. Best edition, 2 vols.
934. Harington's Metamorphoses of Ajaz.
978. Heliconia. Edited by Park. 3 vols., 410. 1815.
1 127. Irving's Works. Large Paper. 28 vols., 8vo.
1 196. Woodfall's Junius. Large Paper. 181 2.
1 240. Knight's Worship of Priapus.
1274. Lavater's Physiognomy. 5 vols., 4to. 18 10.
1 304' Le Sage's Gil Bias. 4 vols. 1 809.
1318. Lewis' Monk. First edition. 3 vols. 1796.
1358-9. Chevalier de Faublas. French and English.
i486. Milton's Works. Pickering's Edition. 8 vols.
1498. Mirror for Magistrates. 3 vols., 4to.
1509. Montaine's Works. Large Paper. 1864.
1528. More's Utopia. By Dibdin. Large Paper. 1808.
1646. Nicolas' Orders of Knighthood. 4 vols., 4ta
1793. Plato. Translated by Taylor. $ vols., 410. Umeut.
1 87 1. Retrospective Review. Complete. 18 vols., 8vo.
1967. Scott's Novels. 2$ vols., 8vo. Meroeeo, extra,
2044. Sir P. Sidney's Arcadia. Folio.
2054. Singer on Playing Cards. 4to. 18 16.
2346. Horace Walpole's Works. Strawberry Hill Editien. 5 vols.,
4to.
Natural History is largely represented, and in-
cludes some of the grandest works in existence, among
which we enumerate
81. jAadubon's Birds of America. Folio.
82. Audubon's Quadrupeds. Folio.
369. Catesby's Carolilu» Florida^ etc.
NOTICB. IX
667. Elliott't Birds of North America.
1140. Jirdine and Selby's Ornithology. 3 vols., 410.
1474. Michauz and Nattall's North American Sylva. 6 yols.
1542. Morton's Crania Americana. Folio.
1596. Naturalist's Library. 29 vols., royal 8vo.
2046. Samuels' Ornithology of New England.
2o6i. Sloane's Jamaica. 2 vols., folio. 1707.
2601. Wilson's American Ornithology. 9 vols., 4to.
The collection of Poetry and the Drama will not
be found so complete in original editions as some other
departments. The first editions of
*• The Fairie Queene,
Old GcSrey, Sidney, Drayton, Randolph, Greene,
The double Beaumonde, Drummond, Browne," *
are ** conspicuous by their absence ; " but such absence
is weU recompensed in many instances by the beautiful
reprints of Pickering and others ; and, for an ordinary
library, there is surely enough. We instance
226. Anne Bradstreet's Poems. First Edition. 165 1.
245. British Poets. 130 vols. Largi Paper.
J24. Byron's Works. Largi Paper. 10 vols. 4to.
512. Longfellow's Dante. On India Paper. One of three copies
printed.
592. Doran's Annals of the Stage. Extended to $ vols.
1030. Homer. Translated by Chapman. Folio. 1616.
II 17. Ireknd's New York Suge. On Drawino Paper. One oi
tw9 copies.
1184. Ben Jonson's Works. Folio.
1438. Massinger. By Giffbrd. 4V0IS., 8vo. 181 3.
1475. Middleton. By Dyce. 6 vols. 1840.
1482. Milton's Poems. First complete edition, 1673.
1776. Aldine Poets. 57 vols. Uncut.
* W[hitmg'<] «« Albiui and Bellania.'*
X NOTICE.
1991. Miss Sewird's Monody on Major Andre. 4to.
2001. Shakespeare. White's, Knight's, Singer's, and other editions.
2014. Shakespeare Society Publications. 18 vols., 8vo. Trei calf
2037. Shirley's Dramatic Works. 6 vols. Large Paper,
2041. Sibbald's Scottish Poetry. 4 vols., crown 8vo.
2159. Sterling's Recreations with the Muses. Folio. 1637.
2203. Suckling's Works. 1709.
2327. Voltaire's La Pucelle. Translated.
2547. Phillis Wheatlcy's Poems. 1773.
History in general is represented by
21. Alison's Europe. 23 vols., 8vo.
737. Finlay's Historical Works. 7 vols.
871. Grote's Greece. Best Edition. 12 vols., 8vo.
1374. Macaulay's Works, 14 vols., 8vo., on India Paper, 1866.
1603. Lord Nelson's Dispatches. 7 vols., 8vo.
1692. Oxford Classics. Consisting of Hume, Smollett, Gibbon,
Robertson, Johnson, &c. 46 vols., 8vo. calf, gilt. A
beautiful set*
2197. Strickland's Queens of England.
2205. Sully's Memoirs. 2 vols., folio.
2251. Thomson's Magna Charta.
But the chief feature and crowning glory of this
Library is the almost unequalled collection of Ameri-
cana.
This department, although the last formed, is, in
many respects, the most complete. It properly forms
a part of the history of the formation of this Library
to remark that Mr. Rice, through our agency, in the
year 1866, became the purchaser, at a cost of fourteen
thousand dollars, of the entire library of Americana
formed by Mr. John F. McCoy, of New York, which,
for its size, was one of the best within our knowledge.
NOTICE. XI
Since that time, Mr. Rice's purchases have been mostly
in this direction ; and after this sale, he expects to re-
enter the lists as a buyer of books of this class. Includ-
ed in this department are many specimens of early
printing in this country, by Samuel and Benjamin
Green, William Bradford, Benjamin Franklin, James
Franklin, and others.
Among the books in this division, we enumerate the
following Lots as being of special merit, either for their
beauty or rarity :
3. Acosta's West Indies. J^^lgA JTetttr.
23. Allen's Captivity. 1779.
46. Andre's Cow Chace. 1 780.
75. Ash*s Carolina. 1682.
204. Boston Massacre Orations.
217-18. Braddock's Expedition.
224. Bradford Club Books. A compliU set,
274. Budd's Pennsilvania. 4to. 1685.
277. Bullock's Virginia. 1649.
292. Bark's Virginia. 4 vols., 8vo.
319. Byfield's Revolution in New England. 4to. 1689.
337. Callender's Rhode Island. 1739.
357. Case of Protestants in Carolina. 1706.
442. Clarke's Banker Hill. 1775.
490. Cotton's Bloody Tenant. 4to. 1647.
499. Creuzius' Canada. 410. 1664.
518. Davenport's God's Call to His People. Cambridge ^ 1669.
552. Delavall and Keith. 4to. Philadelphia, 1693.
662. Eliot's Indian Bible. First Edition, 4to. 1663.
664. Eliot's Tears of Repentance. 4to. 1653.
683. Buccaneers of America.
690. Evans' Map of the Colonies. 1755.
718. Federalist. First Edition, Uncut. 1788.
733. Filaon's Kentucky. litustrated Cofy, 1784.
X21 NOTICE.
758. Foxe's North-west Fox. 410. 1635.
764- Franklin's Pennsylvania. Unique Copy,
762 and 769, Almanacks. Printed by B. Franklin, 1 752-1 766.
772. Franklin's Works. E. D. Ingraham's Large Paper copy.
776-781. Freneau's Poems, ^//the Editions.
835. Gorton's Simplicities Defence. 4to. 1646.
854. Green's Jersey Prison Ship. 1829.
874. Gryneus' Novus Orbis.
878. Haklayts' Voiages. Folio. 1589.
909. Hamilton's Observations. Unique Illustrated Copy. 1800.
927. Hamor's Virginia. A German Translation. 4to. 16 17.
964. Haywood's Tennessee. 8V0.9 calf. 1823.
965. Hazard's Collections. 2 vols., 4to. 1792.
973. Heath's Memoirs. Unique copy, uncut. 1798.
983. Hennepin's Travels. Splendid copy. 1698.
001. Higginson's New England's Plantation. 4to. 1630.
005. Hilliard d'Auberteuil Essais. Portraits. 2 vols., 4to. 1782.
037. Hooke's New England's Sence. 4to. 164$.
038. Hooke's New England's Tears. 1641.
047. Horsmandeu's Negro Plot. Quarto Edition. 1744.
064. Hubbard's New England. First Edition, 4to. 1677.
077. Boston Petition. 1660.
080. Humboldt's Atlas of the Cordilleras. Folio.
103. Regulation War in North Carolina. Perhaps unique. 1770.
Ill and 1 1 12. Indians in New England. 1659.
134. James' Life of Marion. 1821.
151. Jefferys' Atlas. Folio.
156. Jesuits Letters. 34 vols., i2mo.
171, Jones' Virginia. 1724.
185 and 1 188. Josselyn's New England. 2 vols.
207 to 1 210. George Keith's Works,
215. Kendall's Mexican War. Folio. 1851.
229. Lord Kingsborough's Mexico. 9 vols., folio.
243. Knox's Journal. 2 vols., 4to. .
277 and 1278. Lawson's Carolina. 4to. 171440^1718.
305. Leslie's Deists and Checkley's Speech. 1730.
344. Long's Jamaica. 3 vols., 4to.
NOTICE. Xlll
388. McKenney's Indian Tribes. 3 vols., folio.
402. Mante's Lace Wars. 410. 1772.
414. Martyn's Georgia. 410.
421. Maryland Historical Society's Tracts. 43 vols.
425-1436. Sundry rare books relating to Massachusetts.
439-1453. Mather Family. Sundry rare books.
471. MetcalPs Indian Wars. 1821.
476. Milbert's Hudson River. Folio and 4to.
489-1492. Minutes of Conferences with Indians.
493. Scandal about George Washington. 1786.
502. Nehemiah on the Wall. Cambridge^ 1671.
503. Mohawk Prayer Book. 8vo. 1787.
504-5. Monardes' Joyful News. 15774^1596.
510. Montanus' New World. Folio. 1671.
540-1. Morton's New England's Memorial. 1721 and 1772.
547. Moultrie's American Revolution. 2 vols., 8vo. 1802.
558. Munsell's Historical Series. 10 vols.
564-5. Murray's Impartial History. 3 vols., 8vo.
607. New England's First Fruits. 1643.
610. Lawes of New England. 1641.
611. Church in New England. 1645.
640. Memorial of the Merchants of New York. 1765.
644. Right of the Colony of New York. 1773.
650. Niles' Register. First Series.
655. Norton's Heart of New England Rent. 1660.
658. Oakes' New England Pleaded With. Cambridge, 1673.
740. Penn's Letters. Folio. 1683.
745 to 1755. Rare Books relating to Pennsylvania.
'7^2. Peters' Connecticut. 1781.
792. Platform of Church Discipline. 1671.
813. Prince's New England. 1736.
828. Purchas, his Pilgrimes. Complete, 5 vols., folio. 1625.
861. Reed and Cadwallader Tracts.
891. Rivington's Revolutionary Tracts. 6 vols., 8vo.
897. Abbe Robin's Travels. 1783.
898. Robinson's Epistles to New England. 1669.
995. Se wall's Phenomena. 4to. Boston, 1727.
XIV NOTICE.
2030. Shepird's Church Membership. Cambridge , 1663.
2031. Shepard's Clear Sunshine. 1648.
2034. Shepard's Eye Salve. Cambridge ^ 1673.
2047. Simcoe's Queen's Rangers. Original Edition.
2072. Smith's Virginia. Folio. 1624.
2073. Smith's True Travels. Folio. 1630.
2084. Smith's New Jersey. Unique copy. Uncut.
2088. Smith's New York. Large Paper copy. Probably uniqui.
2091. Bouquet's Expedition. Philadelphia^ 1 7^5.
2129. Sparks' Washington.
2142 to 2145. State Papers.
215 1. Stedman's American War. 2 vols., 4to. Uncut,
2166. Stiles' Three Judges. 1794.
2177. Stith's Virginia. Williamsburgh^ ^747.
221 1 and 2218. Talbot's Life.
2223. Tarleton's Campaign. 4to. Uncut, 1787.
2232. Ternaux-Compans Voyages. 20 vols.
2233. Thevet's America. 4^^* iS^i-
2237. Thacher's Fast Sermon. Boston^ 1678.
2275. Trial of Soldiers at Boston.
2303. United States Exploring Expedition. 26 vols., 4to and folio.
2313. Vaughan's Golden Fleece. 4to.
23 1 8. Vinal on Braddock's Defeat.
2329. Acugna's Voyages in South America. 1698.
2358. Woodworth's The War of 1812. 4to.
2362. Ward's Simple Cobbler of Aggawam. 4to. 1647.
2370 to 2524. Books by or Relating to Washington. A most beau-
tiful collection. Nos. 2370, '80, 2406, '14, '17, '18, '19,
'29, *5i, '65, '67, '82, '96, 2502, '8, '14, '15, and 2519
are particularly worthy of notice.
2555. Whitfield's Light Appearing. 165 1.
2558. Whitfield's Strength out of Weakness. 1652.
2561. Whiting's Last Judgment. Cambridge^ 1664.
2574. Wilkinson's Memoirs, Burr and Clarke. 6 vols., 8vo.
2577. Willet's Military Actions. 1831.
2584. Williams' Bloody Tenant. 1644.
2585. Williams' Bloody Tenant more Bloody. 1652.
NOTICE. XV
2586. Williams' Answer to Mr. Cotton. 1644.
2605. Wilson's Carolina. 1682.
2610. Wingfield's Virginia. 1850.
2623. Wood's New England's Prospect. Superb copy, 1634.
The Condition of the Books is generally all that a
collector of the most critical taste could desire. The
proportion of Uncut and Large Paper Copies is
unusually large.
The Binding is of the best order^ and includes some
of the choicest specimens of the workmanship of Francis
Bedford, W. Pratt, and Charles Lewis, of London ;
William Mathews, J. M. Bradstreet & Son, and R. W.
Smith, of New York ; Pawson and Nicholson, of Phil-
adelphia, and a few especially fine by David and other
French artists.
The Catalogue has been made with great rapidity,
and this circumstance must be accepted as an apology
for some of the errors which have occurred, several of
which are pointed out in the "errata." Brief notes
of the titles and condition of the books were taken in
Chicago, between the ist and 7th of December last, and
the Catalogue has been elaborated from a previous
acquaintance with the books, a large proportion — nearly
four-fifths — of them having already passed through our
hands, and we are enabled to guarantee all the books
perfect, unless otherwise stated in the Catalogue; and
notwithstanding the frequent use of the "adjective,"
the buyers at this sale will be satisfied, when they get
their purchases, that we have not overstated the merits
of the books. To facilitate a reference to the contents
of the Catalogue, which is arranged alphabetically, an
XVl NOTICE.
Index of Subjects has been prepared, which we hope
will be found useful, if not absolutely correct.
To conclude, we sincerely hope that the buyers at
this sale will not be backward in emulating the enthu-
siasm, determination, and liberality exhibited by their
present owner, and that the financial result will be such
as to stimulate the ardor of every other collector. Be
it remembered, that such a sale is the bibliographical
event of the period, that several of the books in this
Library are Unique, that the Public Libraries are
rapidly absorbing rare and valuable books — some of
them will be bought for European Libraries, and are
not likely to reappear in this market. Finally, we
believe the Bibliomania is in the ascendant, and that
with many of these books it is — Now or Never.
J. SABIN & SONS,
84 Nassau Street.
New York, Feb. 15/^^, 1870.
P. S. — To our numerous friends, who are in the habit of
sending us orders to buy, we respectfully suggest that they send
them along without delay ; and, whenever practicable, name the
limit of their bids.
The sale will progress at the rate of about five hundred lots
per day, beginning each day at 4 o'clock P. M., and lasting until
about 10 o'clock P. M.
Catalagtie.
i/3
loda
BBOT (Abiel). History of Andover from
its settlement to 1829. Andavtr. 1829.
ismo, doth, nncat; /au cUa» cofj.
2 A BECKETT. The Comic History
of England, [and] The Comic History
of Rome. By Gilbert Abbott X Bec-
kett. With Etchings. By John Leech.
lLondon:'\ Published at the Punch Office. 1864.
a vols., 8 TO tree calf extra.
3 ACOSTA (Joseph). The Natvrall and Morall Historie of
the East and West Indies. Intreating of the remarkeable
things of Heaven, of the Elements, Mettalls, Plants and
Beasts which are proper to that Country: Together
with the Manners, Ceremonies, Lawes, Governments,
and Warres of the Indians. Written in Spanish by R.
F. loseph Acosta, and translated into English by E. G.
London: Printed by VaL Sims fir
Edward Blount and fVilliam Aspley. 1604.
■ 4Co^ green moroccoy gilt edges; Pbrtrait of Sir Robert Cecil, to whom the work it
dedicated and inscribed ; fiu copy f rart,
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has been translated into most of the modern European langvaget. The
ZagUdi cnmlator is said to be Edward Oiimitone.**-
ADAMS.
, ADAMS (A.) Concise Historical View of the DiflSiculties,
Hardships, and Perils, which attended the Planting and
Progressive improvements of New England. With a
particular account of its long and Destructive Wars,
Expensive Expeditions, &c. With reflections, princi-
pally moral and religious. In two discourses, preached
at Roxbury on the general &st, April 6, 1769 ... By
Amos Adams, a.m. Pastor of the first church in Rox-
bury ... . London, 1770.
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5 ADAMS (J.) The Works of John Adams, Second Presi-
'-^JKi — dent of the United States; with a Life of the Author,
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Boston: Little^ Brown & Co. 1856.
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and Her Colonies. The former by John Adams, late
President of the United States j the Latter by Jonathan
Sewell, ... To which are added A Number of Letters,
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dor} ... Boston. 1819.
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, . ,7 ADAMS (John G.) Our Country, and its Claims upon us.
I Oration ... July 4, 1862. Providence. 1862.
i 8vO| pp. 30, and three other tracts.
ADDRESS.
ADAMS (Jonathan). Set Washington (G.)
j^i ADAMS (J. Q.) Oration ... Quincy. Fourth of July,
1831. Boston. 1831.
0 ADAMS (Nathaniel). Annals of Portsmouth, comprising a
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* RaAelle of essay-writers;' and was, deservedly, popular." — WaANORAM.
y ^ n ADDISON'S CATO, A Tn^edy, adapted to the Stage by
^"^^ J. P. Kemble. London. 181 1.
//tf*
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2 ADDRESS of the Twelve United Colonies of North-
JUOP.
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America by their Representatives in Congress, to the
People of Irehnd. Pbiladilpbia. 1775.
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13 ADOLPHUS (John). The History of England.
London. 1840.
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ican Revolution. Also a continiiadon of Home and Smollett's histocy.
14 ADVENTURES (The) of Baron Munchausen. A New
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Shore, a.m. Illustrated by Gustave Dore.
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16 ^LFRIC. The Homilies of the Anglo-Saxon Church.
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Homilies of ^Ifric. In the Original Anglo-Saxon,
with an English Version. By Benjamin Thorpe, f.s.a.
London: Printed for the Mlfric Society, mdcccxliv.
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J2..
17 iESOP. The Fables of iEsop. With a Life of the
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i8 AGASSIZ (L.) Lake Superior: its Physical Character,
V - Vegetation and Animals, compared with those of other
and similar regions. By Louis Agassiz. With a nar-
rative of the tour by J. Elliot Cabot, and contributions
by other scientific gentlemen.
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19 ALCIPHRON'S EPISTLES; in which are described, the
3 ^^ Domestic Manners, the Courtesans, and Parasites of
Greece. Now first translated from the Greek.
London. 1 79 1.
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ALDINE POETS. Set Pickering (Wm.)
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21 ALISON (A.) History of Europe from the Commence-
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the Bourbons in mdcccxv [followed by the] History of
Europe from the Fall of Napoleon in mdcccxv to the
Accession of Louis Napoleon in mdccclii. By Sir
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The oalj work which has treated the subject at so much length. Written with moch
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ALLEK.
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[22 ALLAN (J.) Catalogue of the Books, Autographs, En-
^^^ gravings, &c., belonging to the Estate of John Allan.
By Joseph Sabin. Also : Catalogue of the Library and
Antiquarian Collection of John Allan, Esq., with the
Names of Purchasers and the price each article sold for,
preceded by a few Introductory Remarks [by William
Gowans.] New Tori. 1865.
2 Yoli., imp. 8to^ oacnti 100 copiei printed.
^^
23 ALLEN (£.) A Narrative of Colonel Ethan Allen's Cap-
tivity, From the Time of his being taken by the British,
near Montreal, on the 25th Day of September, in the
Year 1775, to the Time of his Exchange on the 6th day
of May, 1 778) Containing, His Voyages and Travels,
With the most remarkable Occurrences respecting him-
self, and many other Continental Prisoners of different
Ranks and Characters, which fell under his Observation,
in the Course of the same; particularly the Destruction
of the Prisoners at New York, by General Sir William
Howe, in the Years 1776 and 1777. Interspersed with
some Political Observations. Written by Himself, and
now published for the Information of the Curious of all
Nations. [Motto.] Boston. 1779.
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26 ALLEN (George). Life of Philidor, Musician and Chess-
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ALLEN. 7
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Author and Chess-Player. Philadelphia, 1863.
Rl. Svo; half morocco; beautifully priutedj on Lakgk Paper.
27 ALLEN {Maj.'Gen. Ira). Natural and Political History
of the State of Vermont, one of the United States of
America. With an Appendix, containing answers to
sundry queries addressed to the Author. London. 1798.
8vo, half green morocco extra, gilt top, uncut; Jine cofyf uaret.
28 ALLEN (J.) New-Englands I choicest Blessing] And the
Mercy most to be desired by | all that wish well to this
People. I Cleared in a | Sermon | Preached before the | Covrt
of Election I At Boston on May 28. 1 1679. | By James
Allen, I Teacher to the first Gathered Church therein. |
I Bostonj] Printed by "John Foster^ ^^79-1
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y ',29 ALLEN (Joseph). A Centennial Discourse delivered in
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I 8vo, pp. 64, brown polished calf, ^t edges, by F. Bedford.
y ^^ |3^ ALLEN. Half-Century Sermon ... Northborough, Mass. ...
^*^ Cambridge. 1867.
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32 ALLEN (Joseph). Genealo^cal Sketch of the Allen
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33 ALLEN. The Worcester Attoctation and its Antece-
dents. Bost9n. i868.
itmOf tJiecCt iblded{ one dgmton waadaf.
34 ALLEN. Eight Historical TracU. By Rev. Joseph
Allen. [v. d.]
1^5 ALLEN (Paul). History of the American Revolution;
-V /^'^ comprehending all the Principal Events both in the Field
and in the Cabinet, with the important resolutions of the
Continental Congress, Washington's Letter, etc.
Baltimore. 1822.
a volt., 8vo, half morocco, gilt top, nncut^ by Bndttreet $ JStie cofy § tctret,
<* Although the name of Paul Allen it on the title, thit work wu written by John
Neal and Mr. Watkint.**— Axxxn't ** Biog. Dictionary.**
36 ALLIBONE (S. A.) A Critical Dictionary of English
^ I ^ Literature and British and American Authors. Vol. i.
! ' Philadelphia. 1859.
I Rl. Svo, cloth. The remaining volnmet of thit Talaable work will probably be pub-
' lithed within a year.
I !
ALSOP (Richard). See Washington (George).
I
i ; 37 AMERICAN (The) and British Chronicle of War and
/«^ ^^ Politics; being an Accurate and Comprehensive Regis-
ter of the most memorable Occurrences in the last ten
t Years of His Majesty's Reign : in which will be found
! above Eighteen Hundred Interesting Events, During the
late War between Great Britain and America, France,
Spain and Holland i From May 10, 1773, to July 16,
1783. The whole carefully collected from Authentic
Records, and correctly arranged in Chronological Order.
Multum in Parvo. This compendium, or Political Sys-
tem of Foreign and Domestic Aflairs, is a faithful Diary
AMERICAN. 9
of Civil and Military Transactions, extracted from Gov-
ernment Dispatches and Official Papers, Votes of the
House of Commons and Lords, Resolutions of Congress,
Acts of Council, Royal Proclamations, Edicts, &c.
Provincial Considerations, Debates, Petitions, Addresses,
Meetings, and Determinations. Every Engagement by
Sea and Land, Military Operations, Civil Establish-
ments, Changes in Administration, Political Struggles,
and Principal Appointments ; Treaties of Alliance, Com-
merce, and Peace; Constitutional and Financial Re-
form ; Land and Marine Force of the Belligerent Pow-
ers; Public Revenue, Debt, and Expenditure, &c. &c.
&c. To the Recapitulation of Public Occurrences
during the late War in America and in Europe, is added
a general Table of Prior Events ; British Governors in
America at the Commencement of Hostilities ; Mem-
bers of the first Congress; Constitution and Form of
Government of the several States, and Population in
Each ; Ships of War taken, lost, or destroyed ; Roads in
America; and a copious Abridgement of the Treaties
of Peace. London: PrinUd far the Author. [1783.]
I«[^ half ffioroccoy gilt top ; nnry u«nt. The dedication is iigned B. J. S. Fari-
baalCy No. 926, quotes a book mth a similar dtle, 4 toIs., 4tOy Ltndon^
J 801, which is probably an error.
AMERICAN Anecdotes. Sa [Hunt (Freeman)].
f / ^ AMERICAN Antiquarian Society. Proceedings, &c.
•^ WorcistiT. [v. d.]
15 pomphletSy Svo. &» ^ Arch«ologue Americana.**
AMERICAN Archives. See Force (Peter).
AMERICAN Bards. A Satire. Sa [Wain (Robert)].
AMERICAN Independence. Sa [Cartwright (John)].
2
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[9 AMERICAN PIONEER. A Monthly Periodical, Devoted
to the objects of the Logan Historical Society; or to
Collecting and Publishing Sketches Relative to the Early
Settlement and Successive Improvement of the Country.
Cincinnati. 1844.
ftToIi.9 8vo, half green morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradstreet; Platu and Fac-
UMXLBi; rtrely found in luch fine condition.
AMERICAN (The) WAR. A Poem. &/ [Cockings (G.)]
40 AMES. Works of Fisher Ames. Compiled by a Number
of his Friends. To which are prefixed, Notices of his
Life and Character [by J. T. Kirkland]. ...
Boston. 1809.
8to, half morocco \ PoaTaAxr.
;?./^
41 AMES. Works of Fisher Ames. With a selection from
his Speeches and Correspondence. Edited by his Son,
Seth Ames. Boston: Little^ Brown and Company. 1854.
a vols., 8vO| half green morocco, gilt top, uncut.
; AMES (Joseph). See Dibdin (T. F.)
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I
/ cp<J 4^ AMORY (T. C.) The Military Services of Maj. Gen,
I Sullivan. Boston. 1868.
I 8yo, cloth, uncut. Written in reply to Bancroft.
/7^
43 [ANBUREY (Thomas).] Travels through the Interior
Parts of America ; in a Series of Letters. By an Officer.
London, mdccxci.
% Tolt.y Svo, half red levant moroccO| gilt top^ uncut; Mats and Plates $ vtry fiu
copy.
The author wu an officer in Borgoyne*i army, and wu taken prisoner bj the Americans
when that wing of the British army feU into their hands. A graphic per*
andr£. 1 1
•Qoal namdve. For Taried crittdamt on this work, ut ^ Sabiii*i Dictioiuryy**
▼6L ly No. 1367.
44 ANDERSON (Rev. James S. M.) The History of the
/ ^ Church of England, in the Colonies and Foreign De-
pendencies of the British Empire. London. 1856.
3 Tols., fcap 8tO| doth, uncnt.
h
45 ANDR£. Proceedings of a Board of General Officers,
1^ Held by order of His Excellency Gen. Washington,
Commander in Chief of the Army of the Unites States
of America Respecting Major John Andre, Adjutant
General of the British Army. September 29, 1780.
Philadelphia: Printed by
Francis Bailey in Market^Street. m.dcc.lxxx.
Svo, morocco, oncnt edges j first edition, of extreme rarity.
46 ANDR£. Cow Chace, In Three Cantos, Published on
liS^^O Occasion of the Rebel General Wayne's Attack of the
Refugees Block-House On Hudson's River, on Friday
the 2ist of July, 1780.
New Tork: Printed hy James Rivington. mdcclxxx.
Ivo. Tlia soperb copy of this extremely rare hook is one of the caoicisT gxms in this
coUectaon. The binding n a piece of fine art, in Francis Bedford's best style.
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most beautiful manner, and in corresponding style. The binding alone cost
orer $75, and is well worth its price. A gentleman, whose experience is
only equalled by his taste and judgment in such matters, expresses the
opinion that there is not a finer specimen of bookbinding in the city of New
York. The condition of this copy is enhanced by its being entirely umeutm
In this respect, it is presque unique, '* The Cow Chace** occupies eighteen
pages ; the remainder is a reprint of ** The American Times, A Satire, In
Three Parts, In which are delineated the Characters of the Leaders of the
American Rebellion,** and two other short poems.
12
ANDREWS,
(^.
/
^a
Tlie fbllowing it the Umc itaiisa of this mock-licroic poem, fiawde4 on the defeat of
Generals Wayne, Inring, and Proctor, to which nhieqiieiit of onta gave a
melancholy interest t
^ And now IVe dosM ray epic strain,
I tremble as I show it.
Lest this same warrior-droYer, Wayae^
Should cTer catch the poet.**
First pnblished in RiTington's *< Royal Oaaette.** &f M. R^ ixn, p. ^%\ Nileili
*< Register,*' zz, p. 386.
47 ANDR£. Minutes of a Court of Inquiry, upon the case
of Major John Andr£, with accompanying documents,
and an Appendix containing copies of the papers found
upon Major Andr6 when arrested. Albany. 1865.
Sm. 4to, half red morocco, gilt top, uncut; Fm PoftraAir. PiiTately reprinted ibr
Mr. John F. McCoy, of New York.
48 ANDR£. [Another copy.] Albany. 1867.
4to, half red morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradstreet; Labob PAni. Ten copia only
printed in this siae.
: ^*j 49 ANDRfiANA. Containing the Trial, Execution
/ ' rious matter connected with the History of Majoi
and va-
or Andre,
Adjutant-General of the British Army in America, a.d.
1780. Philadilphsa. 1865.
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au/ypriMttd; only 50 copies of this site. Su mIu [Benson (Egbert)], Sargent
I (Winthrop), Seward (Anna), and Smith Qoshoa Hett).
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y , J 5^ ANDREW (J. A.) Errors of Prohibition. An Argument.
^ ^ ! Boston. 1867.
Sto, half blue lerant morocco, gilt topi
::2 vf>
51 [ANDREWS (Charles).] The Prisoners' Memoirs; or
Dartmoor Prison. Containing a complete and Impartial
History of the entire Captivity of the Americans in Eng-
ANSTEY, 13
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at Dartmoor on the Fatal Evening of the 6th of April,
1815. NiwTork: Printed for the Authnr. 1815.
lamo, hilf morocco, uncnt; witii pUte often wanting.
' 11 ANDREWS (John). History of the War with America,
^!i/V France, Spain, and Holland; commencing in 1775 and
ending in 1783. With Plates, Maps, and Charts.
I London, mdcclxxxv.
4 Tolt., 8to, half red morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradstreet.
Ut M. R., ixrt^ p. 466. " Compiled chiefly firom the newspapers and the proceedings
of the House of Commons.** — Rich. *' A judicious compilation.** — Lowtndis.
' Highly commended by Dr. Boucher. Includes portraits of Gens. Washington, Greene,
Clinton, Bnrgoyne, Comwallis, Lafiiyette, De Grasse, Count D*£staing, and
Captain Asgill. Sm (Washington) G.
53 ANDROS (T.) The Old Jersey Captive \ or a Narrative
1/ X^ °^ ^^ Captivity of Thomas Andros, (now Pastor of the
Church in Berkley,) on board the Old Jersey Prison
Ship, at New York, 1781, in a series of letters to a
Friend, suited to inspire Faith and Confidence in a par-
ticular Divine Providence. Boston. 1833.
l6mo, half brown morocco j scarce, Moreirs copy sold for $ii,
54 ANGLING. Bibliotheca Piscatoria. A Catalogue of
Xfg^ Books upon Angling. London. 1836.
Fop gvo, aocut. This privately printed volume is attributed to Sir Henry Elles and
William Pickering. Su Walton and Cotton.
/ 55 ANSTEY (C.) The New Bath Guide ; or Memoirs of
^ ^Cf the B — n — ^r— d Family, ••• by Christopher Anstey,
Esq. A New Edition ... by John Britton, f.s.a. Em-
bellished with Engravings by G. Cruikshank, &c.
London: H. Washbourne. m,dccc,xxxii.
^ ^fOy half morocco, gilt top, uncut. See Cens. Lit., vi, p. %%i\ Nichort
"lit. Anecdotes,** i, p. %%i i *' Lond. Mag.,** ▼, p. 36.
I
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APULEIUS.
ANTHOLOGY of New Netherlands Su Bradford Club.
ANTIQUARIAN and Topographical Cabinet. Sa [Storer
(James)].
56 APEL (H.) Prose Specimens for Translation into German,
with copious vocabularies and explanations.
London. 1862.
Fcap Svo, doth. Dedicated to Jeffexfon Davii, President C. S. A«
57 APIAN Cosmographie Corrige6 per Gemma Frison. 158 1.
4to^ witli MoTCABLK Mapi. Concerning tiiU early description of America, see Sabin*s
Dictionary, VoL i, Nos. 1738-1757.
58 APPENDIX to the History of America. Containing an
Account of the Rise and Progress of the Present Un-
happy Contest between Great Britain and her Colonies. •
4to, pp. 409 to 629, half calf ; Map.
59 APULEIUS* (The) Metamorphosis, or Golden Ass, and
^ C^€r^ Philosophical Works of Apuleius. Translated [with
Notes by] Thomas Taylor. London. 1822.
\ I 8vo, half calf, gilt \ tearct,
I This is one of the copies having the suppressed passages printed on an eztn sheet
' inserted at the end of the volume. See Bohn*s Lowndes, p. 58.
^C^i^
60 APULEIUS (L.) The Golden Ass of Lucius Apuleius of
Medaura, Reprinted from the scarce edition of 1709,
Revised and corrected. London. 1821.
a vols., 8to, half calf, extra $ FaoNnsYnci ; very uaree.
This work is a reprint of ^ The New Metamorphoses ; ** being the '* Golden Ass,**
altered and improved to the modern size and manners, by Carlo Monte Scio,
and was intended and passed off as a translation of Apuleius ; like its proto-
type, many of its stories are of a character tret libre.
ARCHAICA. T5
I
j 6i ARABIAN NIGHTS. The Thousand and One Nights,
/AS^ commonly called, •.. The Arabian Nights Entertain-
mentSy A New Translation, ... with copious Notes. By
E. W. Lane. Illustrated by many hundred Engravings
on Wood, from Original Designs by William Harvey. ...
London: Charles Knight and Co. MDCCCXLI.
S tolt^ rl. 8vo, polished calf extra, gilt tops, uncut, bound from the numben i a
utperh eopj,
•The Notes of Mr. Lane throw more light upon the mystery of Arab life than per-
haps all other works in the language.** — Athknaum.
** Adminbly descriptive of the manners and customs of the East, and more particularly
of the Arabian genius and character. The classical reader does not require
to be told that Wolfius extravagantly conjectured the Iliad to be a ' Canto
composed of the remnants of different rhapsodists of different ages.* Hane
dbh pinionem non probarl aiebat Ruknkenius, (Wyttemb. Vit. Ruhnlc., pp.
1x4, 2x5.) This theory would, probably, with more correctness, fit the
volumes of the * Arabian Nights.* But see Mr. Granville Penn*i ' Exam-
ination of the Primary Argument of the Iliad,* and his ingenious defence
of it in the *■ Classical Journal.*** — Wrakcham.
62 ARCH-SOLOGIA Americana. Transactions, Collections
'^ ^ and Catalogue of the Library of the American Antiqua-
rian Society. 1 820-1 860.
5 vols., 8vo, half morocco, gilt top, uncut; Engravings and Mats.
63 ARCHAICA. Containing a Reprint of scarce Old Eng-
^ ^<^ lish Prose Tracts. With Prefaces, Critical and Bio-
graphical. By Sir £. Brydges, Bart. London. 1815.
^ ^., 4to, half morocco ; only aoo copies printed. From W. E. Burton*8 library,
with some MS. notes by him. The edges of this copy very slightly trimmed.
^«i valuble work contains: i. Greene*s Philomela; ii. Green*s Arcadia; in.
Southwell's Triumph over Death; iv. Harvey*s Four Letters; v. Breton's
Characters and Essays, Good and Evil, concerning whom the reader Is
referred to Wood*s « Athens Oxoniensis,*' Brydges '<Cens. Lit.,** Beloels
Anecdotes,** Diaraeli*s <« CaUmities of Authon,** and <* BibUogr. Poetica."
Su Heliconia.
i6
ARSCOT.
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64 ARIOSTO. Orlando Innamorato di Bojardo; Orlando
Furioso di Ariosto, with an Essay on the Romantic Nar-
rative Poetry of the Italians; Memoirs and Notes by
Antonio Panizzi. Best edition.
London: Pickiring. 1830-1834.
9 folt^ pott Sto, half calfy gilt top.
65 ARIOSTO. Orlando Furioso \ translated from the Italian
of Ludovico Ariosto; with Notes; By John Hoole ...
London: Otridye & Son. 1 799.
5 Tolt., rl. Sto, nMiiy gilt } Pkoof Plath; Labob Papbk.
66 ARNOLD. Proceedings of a General Court Martial for
the Trial of Major General Arnold, with an Introduc-
tion, Notes and Index. Nnu Tori. 1865.
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174J. |Iin sogeninnten Falckncr-Schwainm| An Georg
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121 BARTOL (C. A.) A Tribute to Brig. Gen. Charles
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''Two thousand two hundred and sixty,** said the Marquis of Blandford I
&e ** Bibliogr. Decam,** m, p. 62-65.)
136 BELTZ (George Frederick). Memorials of the Most
<f^^ Noble Order of the Garter, from its Foundation to the
Present Time; including the History of the Order; Bio-
graphical Notices of the Knights in the Reigns of Ed-
ward III. & Richard II. London: W, Pickering. 1841.
Rl. 8 TO, boards, uncut.
3*
BENSON.
^
^
^ Belts*t < Mcmorialt * deienre, ibr research and abilityi to be ranked with the works
of hU predecetson [Camden^ Anuh^ DugdaU)^ and no historical library^ cs^
be complete withont them.** — Atkenanm,
,137 [BENEZET (Anthony).] A Short Account Of that Part
of Africa, Inhabited by the Negroes.
I London, mdcclxviii.
8vo, half brown morocco, pit top, uncut, by Bradttreet.
y/
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^ 1 138 BENNETT (H.) The Treasury of Wit; being a meth-
/xr odical Selection of about Twelve hundred, the best,
j Apophthegms and Jests; from books in several lan-
guages. London: C. Dilly. m,dcc,lxxxvi.
1 vols., i2mo, half vellum, gilt backs.
139 BENSON (Egbert). Memoir read before the Historical
Society of the State of New York, December 31, 18 16.
I Second Edition with Notes. Jamaica. 1825.
i2mo, half calf, uncut; rart. Relates to the Dutch and Indian names in New York.
Morrell*8 copy sold for $5. ^
140 [BENSON (E.)] Vindication of the Captors of Major
Andr6. New Tor k: Rich and Mercein. 181 7.
Origimai. Edition, of great rarity, Fisher *b copy sold for $45. This beautifiil copy
is a fine specimen of illustration. It was got up by Mr. J. F. McCoy, of
this city, who spared neither time or money in making this one of the finest
copies extant. It includes a fine Plate of the capture of Andr6, Autograph
of E. Benson, Portraits of Andr6, John Paulding, another Plate of the
capture. Portraits of Benj. Tallmadge, O. Washington, Lafayette, Charles
Thompson, Secretary to the Congress, Alexander Hamilton, Major General
Greene, and a third Plate of the capture of Major Andre. It is beautifialiy
bound in crushed red levant morocco extra, richly tooled inside morocco
linings, by W. Mathews. Uncut cofy,
141 BENSON. Vindication of the Captors of Major Andr6.
By Egbert Benson.
New Tori: Reprinted /or yoseph Satin, 1865.
Rl. Sto, half red morocco, gilt top, uncut ; Laroi Papir ; 50 copies printed.
BERTIE. 33
142 BENSON. [Another copy,] New York. 1865.
*f O^ 8to, oncttt; Small Papxs ; zoo copiet printed ; Stbin** Reprints, No. m.
143 BEOWOLF. The Anglo-Saxon Poems of Beowolf, the
/ ^^ Scop ; or, Gleeman's Talc, and the Fight at Finnesbury.
With a Literal translation, notes, glossary, etc. By B.
Thorpe. Oxford. M.DCCC.LV.
lamo, cloth, ancut.
144 BERKELEY (G. T.) Reminiscences of a Huntsman.
^ yS^ With Illustrations by Leech. London. 1844.
8vo, half red morocco, gilt top, uncut ; Colosbd Plats.
145 BERKSHIRE (The) Jubilee celebrated at Pittsfield, Mass.
^ Albany. 1845.
8vo, cloth ; AvTOGKAPM of Rufus Choate inierted.
146 BERNARD {Bp.) Incipunt meditationes beati bernard
> ^O prima abbatis clareuallensis. [n. p. n. d.]
Sd. 4to, calf; Black Lbttbx. Printed about 1470. From John Allan*a collection.
^ 147 BERNARD. Letters to the Right Honorable the Earl of
^^^^^ Hillsborough, from Governor Bernard, General Gage and
the Honorable His Majesty's Council for the Province
of Massachusets-Bay. With an Appendix containing
divers Proceedings referred to in the said Letters.
London : J. Almon. [n. d.]
8vo ; a rare Re^folutionary tract.
148 BERNARD. L'Art d'Amicr et Poesies diverses de
^ ^^ Bernard. £ditionse ornee de sept figures. Paris, [n. d.]
RL 8vOy boards, uncut ; 7 Bxaotifvl Platbs of pretqut nude lubjecti.
149 [BERTIE (W.)] Thoughts on the Letter of Edmund
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/
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^^ir
Burke, Esq. ; ... on the Affairs of America. By the
Earl of Abingdon. Sixth Edition. Oxford, [n. d.]
Sto, half morocco, nncat. Concerning this, wtt Sabin*8 Dictionary, Vol. i. No. 60.
It may not be generally known that Abingdon Square, New York, it named
in honor of this gentleman, who presented his estate to the Congress of the
thirteen provinces.
150 B[EVERLEY] (R[obert]). The History and Present
State of Virginia, In Four Parts. ... By a Native and
Inhabitant of the Place. London, mdccv.
Svo, calf) fim cofy f FovaTBSN Plates by Gribelin, after De Bry.
151 B[EVERLEY]. [The same.] The Second Edition re-
vis'd and enlarg'd by the Author. London. 1722.
Sto, calf; JSne cofy $ 14 Platss.
152 BEWICK (T. and J.) History of British Land and
Water Birds. Newcastle. 1847.
1 Tols., 8vo, cloth, uncut ; Fins Wooocvtb.
y^ j^SZ BEWICK. Select Fables; with Cuts Designed and
\ Engraved by Thomas and John Bewick, and others,
previous to the Year 1784. Together with a Memoir;
and a descriptive Catalogue of the Works of Messrs.
Bewick. Newcastle. 1820.
8yo, boards, uncut ; Jint copy,
X- . IS4' BEWICK. Scrap Book, containing a large number of
/ Wood Cuts by the Messrs. Bewick.
Sm. folio, half morocco. To eulogise the works of Bewick is unnecessary ; their
WooDcvTs of birds and animals are almost facsimiles of nature.
cf ^d^
155 BHAGVAT-GEETA, (The) or Dialogues of Kreeshna
and Arjoon. Translated by Charles Wilkins.
New York, m.d.ccc.lxvii.
Svo, half grtcn morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradstreet; 161 copies fri^Mciy frimttd.
BIBLIOTHECA. 35
156 BIBLE. Miles Coverdale's Translation of the Bible.
fi ^^ Bagster's reprint. London. 1838.
" Dr. Kennicoc does not Bcruple to prefer, in many instances, this to our present trans-
lation.**— Magbs on the Atonement.
157 BIBLE (La Sainte). Selon la Vulgate traduction nouvelle
^i/ a a ^^^^ '^^ Dessins de Gustave Dore.
Tours: Alfred Maine et Fib. mdccclxvi.
2 roU., folio, red cloth, uncut ; first edition ; subscribers* copy. This edition contains
Platis omitted in the subsequent issues. It is scarcely necessary to obserTe
that the plates in this edition are superior to those of other dates.
For grandeur of conception, and elaborateness and beauty of execution, these are
perhaps the most remarkable Bible prints ever produced, and fully sustain
the reputation of M. Gustave Dore, whose illustrations of the "Inferno**
of Dante, and other works, have placed him in the very first rank of
imaginatiTe artists.
158 BIBLIOTHECA Americana. A Catalogue of Boolcs
^ S</ Relating to the History and Literature of America. Sold
by Messrs. Puttick & Simpson, March, mdccclxi.
London, 186 1.
Imp. Sto, cloth, uncut; Labgi Papxs; few printed; an abridgment of '^SteTens*
Nnggets.-
159 BIBLIOTHECA Americana. Catalogue of ... S. G.
^ Deeth's Books. New York. 1865.
Sto ; Laaoi Pafib Copt.
160 BIBLIOTHECA Americana. Catalogue of the ... Li-
4^ brary of W. Eliot Woodward. New York. 1869.
8vo, uncut. Describes 6810 lots.
161 BIBLIOTHECA Americana; or a Chronological Cata-
6^a^ logue of the most Curious and Interesting Books, Pam-
phlets, State Papers, &c,, upon the Subject of North and
36
BIOGRAPHY.
^-
y
South America, from the earliest Period, in Prim and
Manuscript. Lond$n. 1789.
4to, half morocco, ancat.
162 BIBLIOTHECA Americana. A Catalogue of a Valu-
able Collection of Books, Pamphlets, &c.. Illustrating
the History and Geography of North and South America.
London: J. Russill Smith. 1865.
8 TO, btlf morocco, uncut.
BIBLIOTHECA Americana Vetustissima. See [Harrisse
, (H.)]
BIBLIOTHECA Anglo Poetica. Su [Griffith (A. F.)]
, , 163 BIBLIOTHECA Burnsiana. Title pages and imprints
I ^j(\ of the various Editions of Burns prior to 1866.
I Kilmarnock. 1866.
8vo. Mr. James McKie*8 collection.
!^^i 164 BIGELOW (J.) Plants of Boston and its Environs.
Boston. 1 8 14.
8 TO, boards, uncut.
y/ ^
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BIGELOW (T.) Sii Washington.
165 BIGLOW (William). History of Natick, Mass. From
the Days of The Apostolic Elliot, mdcl, to the Present
Time, mdcccxxx. Boston. 1830.
Svo, half brown morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradstreet ; fnt elisn C9fy $ tctret.
BINNEY (William). Set Lincoln (Abraham).
BIOGRAPHY of the Signers. See [Sanderson].
BLACK LIST. 37
i66 BISBE (J.), Jun. Oration July 4, 1821, in Southbridgc,
' 3^ Mass. W or aster, 1821.
8vo, half red morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradttreet.
167 BISHOP (Abraham). Oration Delivered in Wallingford,
^^ on the ijth March 1801, for the Election of Thomas
Jefferson to the Presidency and of Aaron Burr to the
Vice Presidency of the U. S. of America.
New Haven, 180 1.
8vo, pp. Ill, paper.
168 BISHOP (George). New-England Judged by the- Spirit
j^ ff^ of the Lord. In Two Parts. Containing a Brief Rela-
tion of the Sufferings of the People call'd Quakers, in
New-England, from the Time of their first arrival there
in the year 1656, to the year 1660. With a farther
Relation of the Cruel and Bloody Sufferings of the People
call'd Quakers in New-England, etc. Also an Appen-
dix, Containing the Writings of Several of the Sufferers.
London, T703.
8to, sprinkled calf, gilt edges, by W. Pratt; 'very fine cofy^ scarce,
BISHOP (S. G.) 5^^ Washington (G.)
BISSET (R.) See Smollett (T.)
169 BLACK LIST. A List of those Tories who took part
// ^^ with Great-Britain In the Revolutionary War, and were
attainted of High Treason, commonly called the Black
List ! To which is prefixed the Legal opinions of At-
torney Generals McKean & Dallas &c.
Philadelphia. 1802.
8to, polished calf, gilt top, uncut, by F. Bedford ; -oery scarce.
38
BLAKSLEE.
/^
/c'^^r^A
170 [BLACKBURNE (Francis).] Memoirs of Thomas Mol-
lis, Esq. F.R. and a.s.s. [Motto.] London, mdcclxxx.
1 Tols., 4to, green morocco extra gilt, gilt top, uncut; Labge Patui Copt.
Thit privately printed work i« now rather scarce. The plates are by Baxtoloni,
Cipriani, and others. Between pp. 532 and 533 come pp. 533'-576*,
S77t~'584* 579^^-580. These pages are sometimes deficient. Heach*s
copy sold for £4 7s. ; Brockett*s for £6. The subject of this memoir was
a liberal benefiictor to Harvard College. We have never seen another large
paper copy.
171 BLADES (W.) The Life and Typography of William
Caxton, England's First Printer, with Evidence of His
Typographical connection with Colard Mansion, the
Printer at Bruges. Compiled from Original Sources by
Wm. Blades. London. 1861.
1 vols., 4to, half morocco, uncut \ illustrated with more than 60 Facsimile Plates,
executed by Tupper in the most careful manner.
Besides copious quotations firom original documents, illustrative oi the life and times
of this great and good man, to whom England is indebted for the introduc-
tion of the *' Divine Art** of printing, derived from hitherto unexplored
sources, it includes the whole of his prologues and epilogues attached to the
various books printed by him ; also his own historical work, entitled ** PoU-
cronicon Liber ultimus.**
The second volume is devoted to a bibliographical and literary account oi all the wcn-ks
printed by, or ascribed to, the preu of Caxton, including many books unde-
scribed by Dr. Dibdin and other bibliographers, accompanied urith most
careful collations of them, and a list of copies of books printed by Caxton,'Hn
number, more than four hundred and fifty, now in the public and private
libraries of Great Britain. Published by subscription j only 250 copies printed.
j^ ^ 172 BLAINE (D. P.) An Encyclopaedia of Rural Sports.
London. 1858.
Very thick 8vo, pp. 1246, half morocco, uncut { with many hundred Woodcuts.
/ /7^r
173 BLAKE (F.) An Oration, pronounced at Worcester,
(Mass.) ... July 4, 1812. Worcester, [n. d.]
8vo, half red morocco, gilt top, uncut.
BLAKSLEE (G.) Ste Washington (G.)
1
BLOODGOOD. 39
^, 174 BLAND PAPERS (The). Being a Selection from the
^^ \O0 Manuscripts of Col. Theodorick Bland, Jr., of Prince
! George County, Virginia. To which are prefixed an
Introduction and a Memoir of Col. Bland. Edited by
Charles Campbell. Petersburg, 1840-43.
% vols, in I, 8to, half morocco, gilt top.
175 BLEECKER (A. E.) Posthumous Works of Ann Eliza
2/ 1^0 Blcecker, in Prose and Verse. To which is added, A
Collection of Essays, Prose and Poetical, by Margaretta
V. Faugeres. New York: T. fcf G, Swords. 1793.
laino, red crashed levant morocco extra, gilt edges, by F. Bedford ; Poktkait ; ^ne
C9fj} scarce, Mr. Corwin*s copy sold (1846) for $11.
" The Memoirs of Miss Bleecker and her poems were published many years ago ; but
I have sought in vain among the libraries and the Bleeckers to obtain a
copy."— W. L. Stoni's "Lifie of Brant,- Vol. i, p. 107. Mr. Allibone
lays, reprinted, 1809, which is an error.
176 BLEEKER (L.) The Order Book of Capt. Leonard
^ i^if Bleeker, Major of Brigade in the early part of the Ex-
pedition under James Clinton, against the Indian Settle-
ments of Western New York, in the Campaign of 1779.
Edited by Franklin B. Hough.
New Tori: yos. Sabin, 1865.
4to, half levant morocco, uncut ; Laigb Patxk ; 50 copies printed.
177 BLEEKER. [The same.] New York: Jos. Sabin. 1865.
^^ Fcap 4to, uncut; 200 hundred copies printed.
BLENNERHASSETT PAPERS. See SafFord (Wm.
H.)
178 [BLOODGOOD (S. Dc Witt).] The Sexagenary; or
<? ^3 Reminiscences of the American Revolution.
Alhairf. 1833.
lamo^ half calfj fintedidon; vtry rtrt.
40
BOAO.
/
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179 [BLOODGOOD.] The Sexagenary; or Reminiscences
of the American Revolution. Portrait of Gen. Schuyler..
Albany: MunselL 1866.
Imp. Svo, uncut; Laigx Papu; 50 copies printed.
180 BLUE LAWS (The) of Connecticut; A Collection of
the Earliest Statistics and Judicial Proceedings of that
Colony; being An Exhibition of the Rigorous Mojals
and Legislation of the Puritans. Edited with an Intro-
duction by Samuel M. Smucker, ll.d.
Philadelphia: Duam Rulison. 1861.
luno, pp. «35, iheep.
81 BLUE LAWS (The) of New Haven Colony, usually
called Blue Laws of Connecticut ; Quaker Laws of Ply-
mouth and Massachusetts; Blue Laws of New York,
Maryland, Virginia, & South Carolina. First Record of
Connecticut; &c. Compiled by An Antiquarian.
Hartford. 1838.
iirao, pp. 336, doth.
}i82 BLUNT'S Stranger's Guide to the City of New- York.
I To which is prefixed. An Historical Sketch, General
I Description, Plan and Extent of the City. With an
; Appendix. New-Tork. 1817.
lamo, half bound, uncut, gilt top, by Braditreet.
y. X- 183 BO ADEN (James). Memoirs of Mrs. Inchbald, in-
^^ ^ eluding her Familiar Correspondence with the Most
* Distinguished Persons of her Time. London, 1833.
2 voli., 8vo, morocco extra gilt, gilt edges ; PoRTiArr \ a splendid cefy.
184 BO AG (J.) The Imperial Lexicon of the English Lan-
guage. Edinburgh, [n. d.]
t Tola., rL 8vo, half morocco, gilt edges.
1
BOOIL. 41
185 BOCCACCIO. Decamerone di Messer Giovanni Boc-
cacio. Lendra: Guglielmo Pickering* m.dccc.xxv.
3 Tolt., poet %yo, uncut
186 BOCCACCIO. A Scries of Ten Fine Plates by Stothard,
illustrative of Boccaccio. Printed on India Paper.
187 BOHN (H. G.) A Catologue of Books.
V t^ London: Htnry G. Bohn. mdcccxli.
Very thick Svo, half morocco. Known ai the '* Guinea Catalogue.*'
188 BOLTON (Robert). A History of the County of West-
^ ao Chester, from its First Settlement to the Present Time.
New York. 1848.
ft Tolt.! S^Of cloth} ntiry umtt,
189 BOOK of Common Prayer. Pickering's Splendid Re-
/Si^^ prints of the Seven various Editions from Edward VI. to
the present time. Also, The Order for the Administra-
tion of the Holy Communion and Occasional Offices
according to the Use of the Church of England.
[London :'\ Pickering. 1844.
S voh., fidio, white Tellnm, printed in Laegb Black Lxttbb type, in red and black
inkt, by C. Witdngham, uncut edges ; fne copy,
Thii choice Bet comprise! : x. First Prayer-Book of Edward VI, JFitckurck^ 1549$ o*
Second Prayer-Book of Edward VI, fFiuiurci, 1551$ m. Fint Prayer-Book
of Qoeen Elisabeth, Gra/tpti, 1559; xv. King James's Prayer-Book, Barker,
1604; ▼. Scotch Pnyer-Book of Charles I, (Laud's), 1637) yu King Charles
II Pnyer-Book, (Sealed Book), 1662; txx. Edition of 1661 adapted to the
prcKnt Reign, 1844$ Tin. Occasional Offices, 1844.
190 BOOK (The) of Common Prayer, and Administration
^ c^4/ of the Sacraments. London. 1863.
tvoy crimson morocco eztia, gilt edges ; fiu €9fy, Vaqkoblb, of the Prayer Book of
Qocea Elisabeth, adapted to the present reign, with Wood EMOBATOfCi of
^ 6
.^Ui
/
42 BOSSU.
Albert Dorer't " Life of Christ,** rich Woodcot border 00 every ptge, of
fruit and flowen; alto the *' Dance of Death,** a tingiilarlj cnrioni leriei
after Holbein, with SctirruaAi. QooTATiom and PaoTxais in the margin.
191 ORDER for the Administration of the Holy Communion
and Occasional Offices. London: W. Pickering. 1842.
4to, calf, andqoe, red edges.
^ J192 BOOK (The) of the Signers; containing Fac-simile Let-
ters of the Signers of the Declaration of Independence.
Illustrated also with sixty-one Engravings from Original
Photographs and Drawings of their Residences, Portraits,
&c. From the collections of an Association of Ameri-
can Antiquaries. Edited by Wm. Brotherhead.
Philadelphia. 1861.
Folio, half levant morocco, gilt top; Laiob Pafu; onlj 99 copies printed. The
iLLurrmATioiis in this copy are prooft on IicniA Pafxe.
^ ^^^^
BOOTH (M. L.) History of the City of New York.
By Mary L. Booth.
Ntxu rork: W. R. C. Clark. 1867.
% Tob., imp. Sto, boards, oncot; Laxgx Pafxk; ioo copies printed.
194 BORDE (A.) The Boke of the Introduction of Knowl-
edge. By Andrew Borde.
London: Reprinted by R. and A. Taylor, m.dccc.xiv.
4to, 55 lesTes, printed in Black Lbttia, l)oards, uncut { no copies printed on paper,
4 on vellom.
^ '^J ^95 BOSSANGE (H.) Ma Bibliothique Fran^aise.
: Paris: Hector Bossauge et Fib. 1855.
' lamo, half red morocco, gilt top, uncut.
196 BOSSU (M.) Nouveaux Vojrages aux Indes Occtdentales.
Paris. 1768.
% Toli., lamo) irerf Fun Plates.
/-4ii
1
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197 BOSTON BOOK (The), being Specimens of Metropoli-
^ /*- tan Literature. Boston. 1841.
lamo, cloth; uartt. Edited by O. S. Hillard.
198 BOSTON (The) Directory, containing The Names of
'^ ao the Inhabitants ... To which is prefixed A general De-
scription of Boston ... Plan of the Town [&c.]
Boston. 1796.
isao^ polished calf, gilt edges, bj F. Bedford; fiu etfyi Old Vixw of Boston
toseited.
199 BOSTON (The) Gazette and County Journal. January
^^^ 7j '765 to December 28, 1767. Boston. 1765-67.
Folio^ half calf; uncut edges. Also, alaige number of other odd Boston newspapers,
from 1750 to 1766; an extrewuty rtrt sertts,
200 BOSTON. Dedication of the City Hall, etc. 1865.
2^ Svo; fttnicts.
201 BOSTON. Historical Sketch of Boston. Boston. 1861.
^^ Sto. &* "Humble Petidon."
^ 202 BOSTON. Orations delivered at the Request of the
'^ ^O Inhabitants of the Town of Boston, to Commemorate the
Evening of the Fifth of March, 1770; when a number
of Citizens were killed by a party of British Troops,
quartered among them, in a Time of Peace.
Boston: Prtntti by Pettr Edes^ ... in State Street. [1785?]
iimo, green crashed levant morocco extra, by W. Pratt.
203 BOSTON. Orations, delivered at the Request of the
- - ^ Inhabitants of the Town of Boston, to Commemorate the
Evening of the Fifth of March, 1770, etc. Second Edi-
ton. Boston. 1807.
ixmo, boards, uncut; Korce in this condition.
1
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BOSTON.
^:^
/^^
204 BOSTON MASSACRE. A Series of the Orations to
Commemorate the Bloody Tragedy of the Fifth of March,
1770, as follows; all of these orations are scarce, and
some are very rare :
I. LoTSU (Jamet). An Orationy delivered April ftd, 177I9 tt ^ FSftli of March,
1770. 4tOy pp. 19 s th* ar«r/«ji ptrftct^ ha km m fiee* aa frcm tit Ua
Uafafttr tkt reading mstttr, Btttm, 171 1.
II. Wamjot (Joseph). An Oradoo, deliTered AAarch 5, I77it •^ • 4to, pp. iS; ia
good order. Bmtom. 177s.
III. CnvBCR (Benjamin). An Oration, delivered March Fiftli, 1773* ... . 4to, pp.
fto; in good order. B0tt§m, 1773.
IV. Hancock (John). An Oration, delivered March 5, 1774, .- 4to, pp. so; pre*
tencation copjr from the antlior, in good condition. J'Mfwi. 1774.
V. WAaaxM (Joseph). An Oration, delivered March Sixth, 1775^ ... • 4to, pp. 23;
lut page a iitUe stained, and a piece of blank paper cnt firom it, otherwise in
fine condition. Bpstom, 1775
VI. TiiACHKa (Peter). An Oration delivered at Waterton, AAarch 5, 1776, .« 410,
pp. 15} in fine order. JFatinvwrn. 1776.
VII. HicBBoaN (Benjamin). An Oration, delivered March 5th, 1777, .•• • 4to,
pp. 18. itwftff. 1777.
I VIII. Dawxs (Thomu), Jr, An Oration, delivered March 5th, 178 1, ... • 410^
pp. 22 J a leaf gone at the end. M«U9», 1781.
{ IX. MnroT (George Richards). An Oration, delivered March 5th, 178ft, ... • 410,
PP* '5) presentation copy from the author, in good order. Bottom, 178ft.
I X. Wbum (Thomu). An Oration, delivered March 5th, 1783, ... 4to, pp. 18;
presentation copy from the author, in fine order. Bottom, 1783*
XI. Pabsoics (J.) A Discourse Offered to a numerous Assembly, On March the
Fifth, I774t At the Presbyterian Meeting-Hoose in Newbnry-Port. By
Jonathan Parsons, v.d.m. 4to, pp. 19.
Newhtry^Porty Ntw-EugUmdt Printed by J, TkamssmmdH. W, Pmrga,
No. zi is added, although it is not, strictiy, one of the series.
/J
; 205 BOSTON. A Short Narrative of the Horrid Massacre
^^\ in Boston, Perpetrated in the Evening of the fifth day
I of March, 1770, by Soldiers of the xxixth Regiment;
which with the xiv Regiment were then Quartered
I I
B08WELL. 45
there: With some Observations on the state of things
prior to that Catastrophe. Printed by Order of
the Town of Boston^ and sold by Edes and Gill^ in
^een-Streetj and T. iff J. Fleet j in Cornhillj 1770.
8to, pp. 48, 58, calf eztrsy gilt.
BOSTON MASSACRE. See Trial of Wecms.
206 BOSTON— Proceedings. Hollis Street Church, 1838 and
7"^ 1839. Boston, [n. d.]
Sto; with other tracts on the subject.
207 BOSTON. Two Plans for forming the Town of Boston
i/V^ into an Incorporated City.
Published by order of the Town for the
Perusal and Consideration of the Inhabitants. [1784.]
8to, pp. 8| half morocco.
208 THE Votes and Proceedings of the Freeholders and other
^ (^ Inhabitants of the Town of Boston, In Town Meeting
assembled, According to Law. [Published by order of
the Town.] To which is prefixed, as Introductory, An
attested Copy of a Vote of the Town at a preceding
Meeting. Boston: Pointed by Edes and Gill ... 1772.
tve^ bcowB polished calf^ gilt top, by Bedford. This copy contains the printed slip
reforing to the edition sent to England. See page 39.
209 BOSWELL (J.) The Life of Samuel Johnson, ll.d.,
/<^ including A Journal of his Tour to the Hebrides. By
James Boswell, Esq.
London: John Murray, mdcccxxxv.
10 vols., fcap, Sto, half morocco, uncut. See << Oxford Classics.**
"We place Boeweirt Johnson in our libraries, u an enthusiast hangs up his Gerard
Dow in his cabinet, to be gaxed at again and again { to feed upon, and to
dcfonr."-- DzBOOf*i " Lit. Comp.**
I
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46 BRACKENRIDOB.
! 210 BOTTA. History of the War of the Independence of
I the United States of America. Translated from the
j Italian, by George Alexander Otis, Esq.
Philadelphia. 1820.
3 voIt.y StO| half calf^ gilt.
-i- > 2IZ BOTTA. [The same.] Second Edition, in two vols.,
cy ^<i revised and corrected* Boston. 1826.
% Tob.) 8tO| half red moroccoy oncnty by Bradttrcet; tpUmMdeppy,
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BOUQUET (H.) Expedition. &/ [Smith (Z)r. W.)]
I
,^ 212 BO WEN*S Picture of Boston. Boston. 1838.
iSmO| roan ; nomeroof SntL PLAm.
,- 213 BOYNTON. History of West Point, and its Military
Importance during the American Revolution; and the
Origin and Progress of the United States Military Acad-
emy. New^York: D. Van Nostrand. 1864.
Imp. 8to, uncut; Laigx Papbk.
I 214 BOZMAN (J. L.) Sketch of the History of Maryland,
y during the first three years after its Settlement. To
I which is prefixed a Copious Introduction.
Baltimore. 181 T.
^15 BRACKENRIDGE (H. M.) History of the Western
••'^^ ^ Insurrection in Western Pennsylvania, commonly called
the Whiskey Insurrection, 1794. Pittsburgh. 1859.
8vO| cloth ; uarct,
.X. 116 BRACKENRIDGE (H. H.) Gazette Publications. By
/tJY'J^ H jj Brackenridge.
■ j ♦ CarMe: Printed by Alexander i^ Phillipt. 1806.
lamo, half morocco, gilt top, ancutj frivettly frimtd, and vtrj umti.
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217 BRADDOCK. The Expedition of Major General Brad
Zf^g/if dock to Virginia ; with The Two Regiments of Hacket
and Dunbar. Being Extracts of Letters from an Officei
in one of those Regiments to his Friend in London,
describing the March and Engagements in the Woods.
Together with many little Incidents, giving A lively Idea
of the Nature of the Country, Climate, and Manner in
which the Officers and Soldiers lived, also the Difficul-
ties they went through in that Wilderness.
London: Printed Jor H. CarpinUr. mdcclv.
8vo, polished calf, ^t edgea, by W. Pratt ; stay rare.
218 BRADDOCK. Six Plans | Of the DifFerent | Dispositions
7^ ^O I of the I English Army, | Under the Command | of thc|
Late General Braddock, | in | North America. 1 1. Line of
March with the whole | Baggage. | ii. Plan of the Dispo-
sition of the I advanced Party, of four hund- 1 dred Men to
protect the | Workers while clearing the | Road. | iii. En-
campment of the Detachment | sent from the Little
Meadows. | iv. Line of March of the Detach- 1 ment sent
from the Little Mea- 1 dows. | v. Plan of the Field of
Battle on I the 9th of July 1755. |vi. A Map shewing the
Rout and | Encampments of the Army. | By an Officer. |
London : \ Printed for
T. Jefferys at Charing Cross, mdcclviii. |
Folio, half crashed red lerant morocco, gilt top, by Bradstreet. The only other perfed
ufy of which we know la in the pouenion of Mr. Wm. M. Darlington.
^ 219 BRADFORD. History of Massachusetts from 1764 to
^ ^^ 1820. Boston. 1822-29.
3 Toll., Svo^ ind History of Maasachusetts for Two hundred Yean. B^uon. 1835,
together, 4 volt., 8to, half brown levant morocco, gilt top, oncut ; fin t9fj.
Su elu Maasachnsetts.
48 BRAOISH.
220 BRADFORD. History of the Federal Government foi
^^ Fifty Years: from March 1789, to March, 1839. By
Alden Bradford ... • Boston: Samtul G, Simpiins. 1840.
8to^ boards, uncutj fiu copy,
^ 221 [BRADFORD.] A Particular Account of the Battle of
/ ^4f Bunker or Breed's Hill, on the 17th June, 1775. By a
Citizen of Boston. Second Edition. Boston, 1825.
I I 8vO| pp. 27, uncut.
/^^
222 BRADFORD (Alexander W.) American Antiquities and
Researches into the Origin and History of the Red Race.
Nnv Tori. 1841.
Sto* doth.
^ ^ 223 BRADFORD (Gov. W.) History of Plymouth Pknu-
-^ ^ tion. Boston. 1856.
8tO| dothy uncut. Edited by Charlei Deane.
. 224 BRADFORD CLUB. [A complete set of the Publica-
^^ ^^ tions of "The Club,*' and the "Bradford Club."]
New Tori. [y. d.]
10 volt., rL Sto, in paper coTeta.
Tliif Mt is complete, and coniiiu of Washington*! *' Diary/* Mdvin'a ** Journal,*' pub-
lished by «The Qub,** and Nos. i to 7 of the « Bradford Qub,** vis: I.
Papers concerning the Attack on Hatfield and Deerfield, 1859 j ^* T^
Croakers, 1860; III. The Operations of the French Fleet ander Coont De
Grasse, 1864; IV. Anthology of New Netherland, 1865 ; V. Narrative of
the Career of De Soto in Florida, 1866; VI. Northern Invasion, 1866;
VII. The Laurens Correspendence, and the Allen Memorial [by £. A.
Dayckinck]. They are all in paper covers, u originally published, and, with
the exception of Melvin*8 ''Journal,** are all uncut. Of the last named
work, the entire edition was cut. Of the earlier numbers, seventy-five copies
only were printed, and a complete series cannot easily be procured.
J7
225 BRADISH. Proceedings of the New York Historical
y Society on the Death of Hon. Luther Bradish.
New Tori. 1865.
Svo^ uncuti Laiob PArsa Cam.
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226 [BRADSTREET {Mrs. Anne).] The | Tenth Muse|
fy Lately sprung up in America. | Or | Several! Poems, com-
piled! with P^^^ variety of Wit | and Learning, full of
delight. I Wherein especially is contained a com- 1 pleat
discourse and description of | The Four] Elements, [Con-
stitutions, I Ages of Man, | Seasons of the Year. | Together
with an Exact Epitomie of | the four Monarchies, viz. |
The I Assyrian, | Persian, | Grecian, | Roman. | Also a Dia-
logue between Old England and | New, concerning the
late troubles. | With divers other pleasant and serious
Poems. I By a Gentlewoman in those parts. |
^ Printed at London /or Stephen Bowtell at the
signe of the \ Bible in Popes Head- Alley ^ 1650. |
So. 8fO| red morocco, g^lt edges j excessively rare. We are unable to trace the sale of a
co{7 in this country. A copy sold in London, some years since, for £12 iia.
227 BRADSTREET. The Works of Anne Bradstreet, in
/^ ^^ Prose and Verse. Edited by John Harvard Ellis.
Charlestown: A. E. Cutter. 1867.
Ai 8vo^ half red lerant morocco, gilt top, uncut. Of thii elegant reprint, two hundred
and fifty copies were printed for subscribers.
Cotton Mather, in his '* Magnalia,** remarks, these " poems, divers times printed, have
a£forded a grateful entertainment unto the ingenious, and a monument for
her memory beyond the stateliest marbles,** which is higher praise than we
can accord them. Ward, author of the ** Simple Cobler of Agawam,** says,
"The Authoress was a right Du Bartas girle.** Some extensive selections
from this authoress are included in Duyckinck's *' Cycl.j** i, pp. 47'5i.
128 [BRAGG {Gen.)'] Official Report of the Battle of Chicka-
'u Sif mauga. Published by Order of Congress.
Richmond: R. A. Smith j Public Printer. 1864.
tvo, half maroon morocco, gilt top; PotTRAirs inserted} very uarce.
I
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M9 BRAITHWAITE (R.) A Survey of Histoiy; Or A
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50 BRAY.
Nursery for Gentry. Contrived and Comprised in an
Intermixt Discourse upon Historical 1 and Poeticall Rela* ,
tions. ... By Richard Braithwaite, Esquire, Oxon.
I Imprinted at London by y. Opes, 1633.
Sm. 4tOy calf gilt, red edgei ; Jine copy,
230 BRAITHWAITE. Barnabse Itinerarium, or Barnabee's
Journal. The Seventh Edition. To which are prefixed
an account of the Author, now first discovered ; a Bib-
liographical History of the former editions of the work ;
and illustrative notes. London, 181 8.
Beauiifui cofy^ in polished mottled calf, gilt edges, by F. Bedford. A carefvl reprint
of this amusing work from the first edition, with a re-engraved facnmilt of
the OaiGiMAL FaoNTispisci, by Marshall.
Generally known as " Drunken Barnaby*s Tour.**
'* The real author seems now, by the industry of Mr. Haslewood, to be fully ascer-
tained ; but this quaint work is assigned to one W. Bosworth in * Gent.
Mag.,* Lxxxv, 2, 696. See also lxxxi, 2, 124, and Wood*s * Athen. Oxon.,*
II, 55 J where it is observed that the English translation, rather than the
original, suggests the idea of his name being Harrington. The writer, like
another Ennius, appears nuuquam nisi potus" — Wiangham.
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231 BRAMAN (M. P.) Election Sermon, 1845, and 5 other
tracts. [v. d.]
— 232 BRAY {Mrs.) Life of Thomas Stothard, r.a. With
^-^ Personal Reminiscences By Mrs. Bray. ... With Nu-
merous Illustrations from his Works.
London: John Murray, 185 1.
4to, cloth, uncut.
'^33 BRAY (T.) Bibliotheca Parochialis : | or, a | Scheme | of
^^ ' such I Theological Heads (both [General and Particular,!
as are | more peculiarly Requisite to be Well | studied by
every | Pastor of a Parish. | Together with a | Catalogue of
BREVIARIUM. 5 1
Books I which may be read upon each of those Points. |
Part L By Thomas Bray, d.d. |
London : \ Printed by £, H, for Robert Clavel^ at
the Peacock^ in \ St, PauFs Church-Tard, m do xc vii.
4tOy half olive morocco, gilt top, uncut, by F. Bedford.
**The conclusion, showing the present state of the Protestant religion in Maryland,**
etc., pp. 125-130. The author states that the object of this bibliographical
treatise was to give those who went to Virginia, Maryland, and the American
plantations, an idea of the books they should take.
234 BRAYLEY (E. W.) Londiniana, or Reminiscences of
^tf^ the British Metropolis. London. 1829.
4 vols., i2mo, calf.
235 BRAZER (S. J.) An Oration, Worcester, Mass., July
/ ^2^ 4th, 181 1. Worcester, 181 1.
Svoy half red morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradstreet.
236 BRAZER. Oration at Charlton, Mass. July 4, 181 1.
y v3 Worcester: Henry Rogers, [181 1.]
8vo, half red morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradstreet.
BREE (C. K.) See Naturalists' Library.
237 BRETON (Nichol). Cornu-copia. Pasquil's Night Cap ;
-^^*^ or Antidote for the Head-ache. London, [18 19.]
^^° 8vo^ uncut; only 100 copies printed. A reprint of the original edition of i8ia.
y8 BRETON (N.) Breton's Longing ofe Blessed Heart.
^/^O Lee Priory. 1844.
4to, boards, uncut. One hundred copies probably printed.
^er^
^39 BREVIARIUM ABERDONENSE. Pars Hyemalis—
Estiva. Londini : Apud f, Toovey, mdcccliv.
% voh., thick 4tOy half morocco, uncut. A magnificent tpecimen of printing in red and
Uaei, PrhoMUly printed for the « Maitland Club."
52
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240 BRICKELL (J.) The Natural History of North Caro-
lina. With an account of the Trades, Manners, and
Customs of the Christian and Indian Inhabitants. Illus*
trated with Copper-Plates, whereon are curiously En-
graved the Map of the Country, several strange Beasts,
Birds, Fishes, Snakes, Insects, Trees and Plants, etc.
By John Brickell, m.d. Dublin. 1743.
8to» calf) fm§ cofj.
,241 BRIDGE WATER TREATISES (The) on the Power,
Wisdom, and Goodness of God, as manifested in the
Creation. [Including the Ninth Bridgewater Treatise
by Babbage.j London : fFilliam Pickering, 1835.
13 volt.! '^^'f poliihed calf, gilt tops, iincat.
This collecdon of booki owes its existence to the munificence of the Dake of Bridge-
water, who ga?e a prise of one thousand pounds to each of the socccssfbl
writers of these treadaes.
1242 BRIDGMAN. The Pilgrims of Boston and their De-
^^ ^iP scendants : with an Introduction by Hon. Edward
Everett, hL.D, Also Inscriptions from the Monuments
in the Granary Burial Ground, Tremont Street.
New Tiri: D. AppUton (^ Co, m.dccc.l?i.
Svo, cloth.
I
^ 243 BRIEF (A) and True Narrative of the Hostile Conduct
'"^^ of the Barbarous Natives Towards the Dutch Nation.
Translated by E. B. O'Callaghan from the original
j Dutch MS. Albany: J. MumelL [mdcccljciii.]
Svoy half brown morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradstreet ; only 50 copies printed.
244 BRIEF (A) Description of the whole World. The.fift
Edition. London. 1620.
4to^ half calf; v«ry Ktrct ; twenty-three leaves relate to America.
«
Briton's 53
245 BRITISH POETS. [A complete Collection of the
/ L^ British Poets, from Chaucer to Wordsworth ; embracing
the whole Works of the most distinguished Authors,
accompanied with Biographical, Historical, and Critical
Notices. Edited by F. J. Child.]
Boston: LittUy Brown ^ Co, 1864-7,
1 30 ▼oil., crown 8vo, cloth, uncut ; Largs Paper.
The abore leriei inclodes Akentide, Beatde, Burns, Butler, Byron, Campbell, Chatter-
ton, Churchill, Cderidge, Collins, Cowper, Donne, Drjden, Falconer, Oay,
Goldsmith, Gray, Herbert, Herrick, Hood, Keats, Marrell, Milton, Mont-
gomery, Moore, Parnell, Tickell, Pope, Prior, Scott, Shakespeare, Shelley,
Skelton, Southey, Spenser, Surrey, Swift, Thomson, Vaughan, Watts, Kirke
White, Wordsworth, Wyatt, Young, and eight volumes of English and
Scottish Ballads. This series of " The British Poets** is perhaps the most
extensive in existence. The Chiswick collection, in xoo volumes, lamo,
inclodes a Urge number of authors ; but many of the modem poets could
not, under the British law of copyright, be included. Although the number
of pages varies in the volumes, their relative bulk is equalixed by the use of
paper of diffident thickness.
The tttk of editing this collection was undertaken by Professor Child, of Cambridge,
Mats., whose principal labor was in gathering the ** English and Scottish
Ballads,** in eight volumes. Why Skelton should be included, and Chaucer
omitted, it is difficult to say.
246 BRITISH ESSAYISTS (The); with Prefaces, Historical
/ 00 ^nd Biographical, By A. Chalmers, f.s.a.
Boston: Littli^ Brown iff Co. 1866.
3S vols., crown 8vo, uncut; Largs Papse; ioo copies printed. Includes, The Tat-
ler, 4 vols. ; The Spectator, 8 vols. ; The Guardian, 3 vols. ; The Rambler,
3 vols.; The Adventurer, 3 vols.; The World, 3 vols.; The Connoisseur,
1 vols. ; The Idler, i vol. ; The Mirror, 2 vols. ; The Lounger, a vols. ;
The Observer, 3 vols. ; The Looker-On, 3 vols. ; Index, i vol.
247 BRITON'S Fine Arts of the English School. With
'T^Sa Biographical and Critical Descriptions. London. 18 12.
Folio, red morocco ; fine impressions of the ENoaAviNGS. Contains spedmens oi Sir
J. Reynolds, Flaxman, Weitall, Romney, Nollekein, Northcote, West, etc.
I
S4 BROOKS.
\ H8 BROCKEDON (W.) Illustrations of the Passes of the
Alps. London, [n. d.j
I 2 vols., rl. 8v(i, !i.ilf green morocco, gilt edges; 109 Highly Finishxd £NGiAvmGa,by
Fiiideiiy iuid other eminent artists.
J 149 BRODHEAD (John Romeyn). History of the State of
/ O 4? New York. First Period, 1609-1664. Second Edition.
New York. 1859.
8vo, cloth, uncut ; Map.
250 BROMLEY (Thomas). The Way to the Sabbath of
^ Rest; or, the Soul's Progress in the Work of the New
Birth, with two Discourses of the Author, never before
Printed, viz. : The Journeys of the Children of Israel,
as in their Manners and Historical Passages they com-
prise the Great and Gradual Work of Regeneration ; and
a Treatise on Extraordinary Divine Dispensation under
the Jewish and Gospel Administrations. London^ printed:
Germantown^ re-printed and sold by Christopher Sower. 1 759.
Svoy sheep. All books printed by Sower are ran,
>- .. 251 BROMLEY (Henry). A Catalogue of Engraved British
^ ^ Portraits, from Egbert the Great to the Present Time.
Also the Portraits of such Foreigners as may claim a
place in the British Series. London. 1793*
4to, calf; 'vtry uarce,
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252 BROOKLYN. History of the Brooklyn and Long Island
^ ^^ Fair. Brooklyn. 1864.
; 4to, morocco extra, gilt edges ; many Colokbd Plats*.
253 BROOKS (J.) An Oration Delivered to the Society of
/ j^^ST^ the Cincinnati in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
' July 4^** 1797- By John Brooks, Esq.
j Boston : Printed by Edmund Freeman. m,dcc,lxxxvii.
I Sm. 4to, half morocco, gilt top, uncut.
\
BROWN. 55
254 BROUGHAM (H.) Historical Sketches of Statesmen
'/ Pa vvho flourished in the Time of George HI. ; to which are
added, Remarks on the French Revolution. First, Second
and Third Series. By Henry, Lord Brougham.
London : Charles Knight and Co. mdcccxliii.
3 Tob., rl. 8vo, half bound ; poor binding, but good impressions of the Platxs.
255 BROUGHAM. Lives of Men of Letters and Science,
'/^^ who flourished in the Time of George HL By Henry
Lord Brougham. With Portraits engraved on Steel.
London: Charles Knight and Co. 1845- 1 847.
a vols., rl. 8vo, half morocco, uncut ; fine copy.
256 BROWN (H.) A Narrative of the Anti-Masonick Excite-
*jSb ment, in the Western Part of the State of New- York,
during the Years 1826, '7, '8, and a part of 1829. By
Henry Brown, Esq. Counsellor at Law.
Batavia, N. IT. : Printed by Adams and M^Cleary, 1829.
i2mo, 4 1., pp. 244, boards.
257 BROWN (R. W.) A History of Greek and Roman
/So Classical Literature. London. 1853.
1 vols., Sto, cloth.
258 BROWN (S. R.) Views on Lake Erie, Comprising A
^ *A> minute and interesting account of the Conflict on Lake
Erie, &c. Troy^ N. T. 18 14.
l2mo, half brown morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradstreet.
259 BROWN (Thomas). Illustrations of the Fossil Conchol-
/ ^87 of Great Britain and Ireland. Louth. 1849.
4to, half morocco, uncut ; Fins Platxs, some colored.
This veiy extensive and excellent work contains double the number of shells figured
in any other work of the kind, namely, Sowerby*s, the selling price of which
tt£a4.
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260 BROWN (William). An Oration, Spoken at Hartford,
... July 4th, A.D. 1799. Hartferd. 1799.
Sto, uncut. RdatM to the French dUBculda.
261 BROWN UNIVERSITY. Celebration of the One
hundredth Anniversary of the Founding of Brown Uni-
versity, Sept. 6th, 1864.
Providenci, S. S. Rider t^ Br9. 1865.
I 4to, half levant morocco, gilt top, oncat; Poitkait; Lxaas PA»a; 5ocopia printed.
^ I ' 262 BROWNE (T.) Sir Thonaas Browne's Works, including
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his Life and Correspondence. Edited by Simon Wilkin,
F.L.s. London: ff^illiam Pickirimg. 1836.
4 Tols., Svo, cloth, uncut.
Hii character aa a writer, translated from Coleridge*i ** Magnalia,'* U given in " Black-
wood*! Magasine,** n, p. 197. Sh aim Morhof *i ** Poljhittor/* m, ▼. i, 10
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BROWNE (WilUam). Sa Roxburghe Library.
263 BRUNET (Jacques Charles). Manuel du Libraire et de
I'amateur de livres contenant un nouveau Dictionnaire
Bibliographique, et une table en forme de Catalogue
Raisonn6. Paris. 1860-65.
I a Toll., imp. Sto, at published, with the additions, in a wrapper; printed on Laioi
I Holland Pavbb ; nttry tctnt $ only 100 copies printed.
264 BRUNET. Manuel du Librarie et Tamateur de livres.
Paris. 1842.
5 vols., Svo, half morocco, gilt top.
265 BRUNET. Recherches bibliographiques et critiques sur
les editions originates des cinq livres du roman satirique
de Rabelais, et sur les diff6rences de texte &c.
Paris. 1825.
Svo^ uncut} ]Oo copies printed.
BRYDGBS.
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266 BRYAN (Daniel.) The Mountain Muse, comprising
y Siff the Adventures of Daniel Boone ; and the Power of
Virtuous and Refined Beauty.
Harrisonburgh : Printed for the Author. 18 13.
l2mo^iheep$ V9ry scarce,
267 BRYAN (M.) A Biographical and Critical Dictionary of
f%i*^ Painters and Engravers. London. 1816.
% Toli^ 4ta, half calf, gilt; Best Edition, with Cipmbki, Monograms, etc. 3 uartt.
Published at five gaineas.
268 BRYANT (W. C.) Poems by William Cullen Bryant.
'-2. /^/y Collected and Arranged by the Author. Illustrated with
Seventy-one Engravings from Drawings by Eminent
Artists. New York. [n. d.]
fto, blue morocco extra, gilt edges. This edition was really published in London.
269 BRYANT. Poems. New York. 1856.
270 BRYDGES {Sir S. Egerton). Restituta; or, Titles, Ex-
ff Sa tracts, and Characters of Old Books, in English Litera-
ture, revived. London: Longman. 18 14.
4 vols., 8 TO, boards, uncut; very uaree in this condition.
See Vol. II, p. aoa, for a reprint from the excessively scarce original of '* A True
Report of the Laste Voyage into the West and Northwest Regions, etc.,
1577, worthily atchieved by Captaine Frobisher, etc.**
A Tahable work, «rath copious extracts of the rarest and most curious books in early
English literature; only 250 copies were printed, which were published at
£6 6s., in numbers.
271 BRYDGE&. Select Poems. By Sir Egerton Brydges.
^7*^ Le Priory. 18 14.
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272 BRYDGES {Sir E.) Imaginative Biography.
LiHibm. 1834.
% volt., poit %wOf boardfi oncat.
BRYDGES (Thomas). See Homer.
1 I
/!^ '273 BUCHEZ {M.) Premiere [et seconde] Centuric de
I Planches, eu luminees et non en lumin6es. Paris, [n. d.]
! a vols., folio, half calf. In this valoaMe and rare bounical work, the Platu arc both
fUred and plmu,
I
, I , 274 BUDD (T.) Good Order Established | in | Pennsilvania &
^ ^ \ New- Jersey | in | America, | Being a true Account of the
I Country ; | With its Produce and Commodities there made.
I And the great Improvements that may be made by|
1 means of Publick Store-houses for Hemp, Flax, and|
I Linnen-Cloth ; also the Advantages of a Publick- 1 School,
the Profits of a Public-Bank, and the Proba- 1 bility of
I its arising, if those directions here laid down are | fol-
lowed. With the advantages of publick Granaries. |
Likewise, several other things needful to be understood
by I those that are or do intend to be concerned in plant-
ing in I the said Countries. | All which is laid down very
plain, in this small Treatise ; it | being easie to be under-
' stood by any ordinary capacity. To | which the Reader
is referred for his further satisfaction. | By Thomas Budd. |
[London :"] Printed in the Tear 1685. |
4to, crushed red levant morocco, by Pratt ; fint copy ; extremely tcttree,
I
275 BUDD. Good Order established in Pennsylvania ... • A
^ ^ New Edition with an Introduction and Copious Histori-
cal Notes, By Edward Armstrong. New York. 1805.
i 4to, cloth, edges uncut ; Laegb Papbb j only 60 copies printed. Forms No. 4 of
I Gowans* *'BibUotheca Americana.**
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276 BULLINGER (Henry). A hvndrd Sermons vpo the
Apocalips of Jesu Christe, reveiled in dede by Thangell
of the Lorde. Anno 1551.
4tOk old calf; dfaf tpechun of early Englhh printings by John Days. See Dibdin*!
** Typog. Andquitict,** Vol. nr, p. 30.
277 BULLOCK (W.) Virginia | Impartially examined, and
o/f 00 left I to publick view, to be considered by all Iudi-|cious
and honest men. | Under which Title, is compre- 1 hended
the Degrees from 34 to 39, wherein | lyes the rich and
healthfuil Countries of Roanock, | the now Plantations of
Virginia I and Mary-land. | Looke not upon this Booke,
as I those that are set out by private men, for private |
ends; for being read you'l find, the publick] good is the
Authors only aime. | For this Piece is no other than the
Adventurers | or Planters faithfull Steward, disposing the
Ad- 1 venture for the best advantage, advising | people of
all degrees, from the highest | Master to the meanest Ser-
vant, | how suddenly to raise | their fortunes. | Peruse the
Table, and you shall iinde the | way plainely lay'd downe.
I By WiUiam B vllock, Gent. London : \ Printed for
John Hammond and art to ht sold at bis bouse \ovir
against S. Andnus Churcb in Holborne, 1649. |
So. 4to, fkhly bound in crushed red levant morocco, by F. Bedford ; ntery rare,
t With the exception of the title>page, which is somewhat soiled, this is a
remarkably large and clean copy.
278 [BULVSTER-LYTTON.] The Pilgrims of the Rhine.
f^ So By jjjc Author of Pelham, &c.
London: Saunders and Otley. MDCCCXxxix.
IiDf . Sto, green morocco extra, by Hammond $ proofs on India Papxa ; 50 copies
printed.
^^
60 bunyan's.
279 BUNKER HILL Monument Association. Act of Incor-
poration, By-Laws, &c. Boston. 1830.
8vo, uncut. Alio : ** Ceremoniet of the Banker HiU Monument Auociation, June
17, 1861. Spuon, 1861.**
;^^ 280 BUNKER HILL. Sketches of Bunker Hill Battle and
I Monument ; with Illustrative Documents.
j Cbarlistown. 1844.
' ismo, pp. 17a, cloth. Fourth Edition.
.^ ^^81 BUNN(A.) The Stage; both Before and Behind the
^1 < Curtain. London. 1840.
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t? ^> ^*^ BUNYAN. The Pilgrim's Progress. The Thirtieth
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BURTON. 65
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^ By Richard De Bury, Bishop of Durham, and Lord
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ton's '* Leicestershire,*' fol. 1622, p. 300. Oough's "Topography,** n, p.
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BUTLER. 67
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316 BUTLER (Mann). A History of the Commonwealth of
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317 BUTLER (S.) Hudibras, by Samuel Butler; with Dr.
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The Genuine Poetical Remains of Samuel Butler. With
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CAROLINA. 75
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_ 361 CARROLL (C.) Journal of Charles Carroll of CarroU-
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^ 362 CARSTENSEN and GILDEMEISTER. New York
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. 363 CARTER (W.) A Genuine Detail of the Several En-
^ gagemems, Positions, and Movements of the Royal and
American Armies, during the Years 1775 and 1776;
with an Accurate Account of the Blockade of Boston,
and a Plan of the Works on Bunker's Hill, at the time
it was abandoned by his Majesty's Forces on the 17th of
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William Carter, Late a Lieutenant of the 40th Regiment
of Foot. London: G. Kearsley, 1784.
4to, polished calf, gilt, by F. Bedford ; splendid copy ; 'very uaree,
364 [CARTWRIGHT (John).] American Independence the
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/ 365 CARVER (J.) Travels through the Interior Parts of
*^^ North America, in the Years 1766, 1767, and 1768.
By^J. Carver, Esq., Captain of a Company of Provincial
Troops during the late War with France. Illustrated
with Copper Plates.
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his maps and journals; and it was not until near ten years after that he
obtained permission to publish the work.
366 [CASAUBON.] A Treatise on Vse and Cvstome,
^^U London. 1 738.
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367 CASE (W.) Revolutionary Memorials, embracing Poems
2^^ l>y the Rev. Wheeler Case, published in 1778, and An
Appendix, Edited by the Rev. Stephen Dodd.
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I2m0y cloth.
I
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368 CASS (L.) Outlines of tbe Life and Character of Gen.
Lewi) Cass. Albany. 1848.
(TO, pp. 64; K-™,
369 CATESBY (Mark). Natural History of Carolina, Florida,
and the Bahama Islands; containing the Figures of Birds,
Beasts, Fishes, Serpents, Insects, and Plants. Particu-
larly the Forest Trees, Shrubs, and other Plants, not
hitherto described, or very incorrectly figured by authors,
Together with their descriptions in English and French,
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Waters, etc. Revised by Mr. Edwards, of the Royal
College of Physicians, London ; with the Supplement,
Map and 200 beautifully colored plates of American
Birds, Animals, Fishes, Insects, Plates, &c.
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book of 'Natural Hiitoty,* publiahed bjr a locietjr of noblemen and pBtle-
men, about thirt]r-fi*e yean a|o." Sa Laurent' " Conopondence," p. 1(7.
(real honour to him and to hii nad*e country, and it perhapi the matt ciuiooi
and elegant perfbimaoce of itt kind that htt anywhere appeared in Europe."
PlTU CoLUHiOH.
370 CATLIN (George). O-Kce-Pa : A Religious Cere-
mony : and other Customs of the Mandrans.
Philadtlphia, 1867.
Imp. Svo, cloth citn, gilt edgei; 13 Colorid iLLUtTKATiom.
371 CAULFIELD (James.) Portraits, Memoirs, and Charac-
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CERVANTES. 79
372 CAVENDISH {Sir H.) Government of Canada. De-
2^ bates in 1777. London. 1839.
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373 CAXTON (W.) The Game of the Chesse by William
Caxton. [^London: Reprinted. 1855.]
Fanmni reprint of the rare original. Some remarks on the history of the art of
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the copy in the British Museum. The paper has also been made expressly,
as near as possible, like the originaL
374 CAXTON. Ars Moirendi. Here bcgynneth a lytyel
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is to saye the craft for to dye for the helthe of mannes
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375 CERTAIN Inducements to Well Minded People. Who
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, 376 CERVANTES SAAVEDRA (M. de). El ingenioso
f Hidalgo Don Quixote de la Mancha. ... Nueva Edicion
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heaatiful copy of this, the most elegant edition extant, illustrated with a series
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Bernal^s copy sold for £14 14s., in 1855.
** Cette Wtion est un vral chef d*au?re typographique.** — BaoMxr.
k
'^ Sa
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377 CERVANTES. Don Quixote de la Mancha. Tnni-
lated from the Spanish of Miguel de Cervantes Saavcdra.
[By Mary Smirke.j Embellished with Engravings from
Pictures Painted by Robert Smirke, Esq., r.a. In Four
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The aachoT, in (hit celcbnied ptoductian, hai giiea hit own hiicoijr. Bni
he wu crippled and eniliTcd by [he tribanil or the loqaUitioa, which und
OD bii mind u the battlt o( Lepmco had done on hia body. ■ The lo^ni-
aitioa ■> a piii|naid aimed at the throat of Uteratnie,' ao eaid AoniDa Paleaiiv
{Amamh JiUa P*jlU), and hi wai burnt Air ilT — WiAHoaAM.
378 CERVANTES. Don Quichot. ^Hagt. 1746.
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379 CHALMERS (G.) Opinions on Interesting Subjccu
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380 CHALMERS. Political Annals of the Present United
Colonies, from their Settlement to the Peace of 1763.
Compiled chiefly from Records, and Authorized often by
the Insertion of Sute Papers. Vol. i., [all published],
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381 CHALMERS (Roben).
ure.
Cyclopedia of English Litetat-
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CHAPIK. 8 1
382 CHAMPION (R,) Considerations on the Present Situa-
y^fT tion of Great Britain and the United States.
London, mdcclxxxiv.
8vo, pp. zzxivy 174, 269 half calf, uncut.
• 383 CHANDLER (P. W.) American Criminal Trials. By
3 i^^ Peleg W. Chandler.
Boston : Charles C. Little and James Brown, mdcccxli.
2 vob., I2m0y cloth; Vol. n it tcgru. Includes an account of the New York
Negro Plot, Boston Massacre, etc., and the trials of Zenger, Lesler, Major
Andr^ and Joshua Hett Smith.
384 CHANDLER. The Morals of Freedom. An Oration
OS^ ... July 4, 1844. Boston. 1844.
8yo, pp. 54, Also aark*8 Oration, July 4, i860.
385 CHANDLER (Thos. B.), d.d. The Life of Samuel
/ 2^' Johnson, D.D., the first President of King's College in
New York. Containing many interesting Anecdotes,
&c. New Tork. 1805.
i2mo, sheep ; good copy ; scarce,
386 CHANNING (Edw. T.) Oration ... July 4, 1817 •
y^ Boston. Boston. [18 17.]
8?o, pp. 24; AuTocutAPR of the author.
387 CHAPIN (H.) A Poem delivered at the Celebration of
/ a/9 xhc Two Hundredth Anniversary of the Town of Men-
don. Melford. 1867.
iimo, half red morocco, gilt top, by Bradstreet.
388 CHAPIN (The) Gathering. Proceedings at the Meeting
2 So of the Chapin Family in Springfield, Mass., September
17, 1862. Springfield. 1862.
8 TO, pp. 96, half green morocco, gilt top.
II
82 CHAKLITOIX.
. ^^1^99 CHAPMAN (I. A.) A Sketch of the Hutory of Wy-
oming. By Isaac Chapman, Esq. To which u added
an Appendix, containing a Statistical Account of the
Valley and Adjacent Country. By a Gentleman of
Wilkesbarre. fTilitikirrt, Pa. 1830.
tUDO, bilf marocco, gilt.
390 CHAPPELL (W.) Popular Music of the Olden Time.
A Collection of Ancient Songs, Ballads, and Dance
Tunes, illustrative of the National Music of England:
the whole of the Airs harmonized by Macfiurcn. Also
a Short Account of the Minstrels. Lendtn. [1858.]
X Toll., imp. Sto, half morocco, gilt topj FjtcaMii.1 EnGEATiiiai.
Btiiel the Urge unount of moit curiom loliiniiaciDn on our cirlj popiilir moiic, lota-
■pened with the mnp lad bilUdt, thii work contiiiu more than finr haa-
drcd originil ain collected and arranged Iroiii mtninctipt, tod the noi^iic
I worki hitherto inacccMible.
J 391 CHARLESTON. The Siege of Charleston, by the Brit-
ish Fleet and Army under the Command of Admiral
Arbuthnot and Sir Henry Clinton, which terminated with
the Surrender of that place on the 12th of May, 1780.
Jliany: J. Munstll. 1867.
4ta, half leTant nDrocco, gilt top; 100 copci printed.
^ ^ 39a CHARLESWORTH (E.) The Magazine of Natural
K** History. Letiden. 1837.
4 Tol*., Sto, elMh, Dncnt ) maaf Plath.
/ .-393 CHARLEVOIX. Letters to the Duchess of Lesdiguiercti
giving an Account of a Voyage to Canada, and Travels
through that vast Country and Louisiana, to the Gulf of
Mexico. Undertaken by Order of the present King of
France. By Father Charlevoix.
London: Printtdfar R. Gtadbj, 1763.
I*n, cdf) Ma* ) /m* trfj [ t rtrt tditiu, difftrini from the work d( duulenui, ifl
two TolMnet.
'/'
CHASTBLLUX. 83
394 CHARLEVOIX. History and General Description of
^ c 0 New France. By the Rev. P. F. X. de Charlevoix,
S.J. Translated, with Notes, by John Gilmary Shea. In
Six volumes. New York: John Gilmary Shea. 1866.
3 toIb., 4to s Laioi Papie \ 25 copies printed.
395 CHARLEVOIX. [The same.] New rerk. 1866.
"f ^^ 3 Tols^ imp. 8vo J Small Papu. Vol. nr is nearly ready.
ThJi great work is the foundation of all oar knowledge respecting the countries formerly
under the French dominion in North America.
396 CHARTERS (The) of the Province of Pensilvania and
^ yS' City of Philadelphia.
Philadelphia: Printed and sold by B. Franklin. 1742.
Folio, half calf.
397 CHASE (Samuel). Trial of Samuel Chase, an Associate
/ ^^ Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, Im-
peached by the House of Representatives, for High
Crimes and Misdemeanors, before the Senate of the
United States. Taken in short-hand by Samuel H.
Smith and Thomas Lloyd. Washington City. 1805.
1 Tob., 8 TO, half morocco, uncut; ^m eofy of a tcarc9 editimt.
398 CHASTELLUX. Travels in North America, in the
^ 2^ years 1780, 1781, and 1782. By the Marquis de Chas-
tellux. One of the Forty Members of the French Acad-
emy, and Major General in the French Army, serving
under the Count De Rochambeau. Translated from
the French by an English Gentleman, who resided in
America at that Period. With Notes by the Translator*
[Motto.] London: Robinson. M dcc Lxxxvii.
% Toll., 8to, half brown morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradstreet.
Hschiag escapes the eager eye and minute attention of this lively traTeller, and we owe
to him the most graphic account of the private life of the Revolutionary era.
I
84
CHAUNCY.
^
C^il
^7^
CHATHAM {Earl of). See Pitt (William).
399 [CHATTO (W. A.)] The Angler's Souvenir. By P.
Fisher, Esq. Assisted by Several Eminent Piscatory
Characters. With Illustrations by Beckworth & Top-
ham. London, 1845.
iimoy green morocco, gilt edges; Fink Platbs.
Rich in anecdote and tong, and contains local descriptions of some of the most lorel
scenery in England.
400 CHAUCER. The Canterbury Tales of Chaucer; With
An Essay on His Language and Versification, an Intro-
ductory Discourse, Notes, and A Glossary by Tho. Tyr-
whitt, Esq. London: William Pickering. 1 830. Also,
Chaucer's Romaunt of the Rose, Troilus and Creseide,
and the Minor Poems, with the Life of the Poet, By Sir
Harris Nicholas. London: William Pickering, 1846.
Together, 8 toIs., crown 8 to, green lerant morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bndstreet
For another edition, ut Pickering's ** Aldine Poets.**
** In elocution and elegance, in harmony and penpicuity of Tcnification, he surpasKi
his predecessors in an infinite proportion; his genius wu universal, and
adapted to themes of unbounded Tariety, and his merit was not less in paint-
ing familiar mannen with humour and propriety, than in moving the pas-
sions, and in representing the beautiful or grand objects of nature with grace
or sublimity.** — Wabton.
401 CHAUNCY (C.) The accursed Thing must be taken
away from among a People, if they would ... hope to
stand before their Enemies. A Sermon Preached at the
Thursday-Lecture in Boston, September 3, 1778. ... By
Charles Chauncy, ly.iy.^ Senior Pastor of the first church
in Boston. Boston^ New England:
Printed by Thomas & John Fleet. 1778.
8to, pp. 9,T \ m nftfj tcttrct rnfolutiouMry sermoa. For a series of critical notices, ue
Allibone*s ** Dictionary,** pp. 373-5.
CHILD. 85
402 [CHAUNCY.] A Letter to a Friend. Giving a con-
^ ^^ cise, but just, representation of the hardships and suffer-
ings the town of Boston is^exposed to, and must undergo
in consequence of the late act of the British Parliament.
By T. W. A Bostonian. Bosiorij N. E, M,DCC,LXXiy.
8to, pp. 35, uncut ; rare. Relates to the Port Bill.
403 CHAUNCY. Seasonable Thoughts on the State of Re-
i^ij ligion in New- England. Boston: Printed by
Rogers and Fowle^for Samuel Eliot in CornhilL 1743*
8vo, pp. XXX, 424; old calf.
CHECKLEY (John). See [Leslie (Charles)].
404 CHESTERFIELD {Earl fif) Letters. Including nu-
merous Letters now first published, from the Original
MSS., Edited with Note, by Lord Mahon.
London. 1845-53. . .
5 Tolt., Sto, doth, uncut ; Poitrait ; the Only Complstk Edition.
*^ In Lord Mahon*8 case the work of ' editing * is not confined to putting his name on
the title-page, and adding a stray note here and there. He supplies the
elucidatory information required b^ the text, and employs conscientious care
in seeing that the text is critically perfect.** — AnxNicuM.
405 CHICAGO Academy of Science. Vol., i. Part i.
^ ^^ Chicago. 1867.
'Imp. 8to, pp. I A I, uncut} Platxs.
406 CHICAGO. Guide to the City of Chicago; its Public
i^ Buildings, Places of Amusement, ... Map.
Chicago: T. Ellwood Zell ^ Co. 1868.
i8mo, doth} Platxs; and another work.
407 [CHILD (Mrs.)\ The First Settlers of New-England.
^' ^^ Boston, [n. d.]
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4o8 CHILDREN {The) in the Wood; with engravings by
Thompson, Ncsbit, Williamt, Jackson, Branston, etc.,
Drawn by Harvey. The Beggar's Daughter of Berhnall
Green, edited by Dr. Percy, with engravings, by Bran-
ston, from Harvey's designs, and Burns' Address to the
Dei], with engravings after Landseer'g designs.
Lenden. 1830-31.
in I <roI., pat Sra, bilf mDracco j vnj uartt. The aboTc tbrce tncn ire itm-
dfbllj printed [farougboul ui the final IHCU Pajk.
.409 CHIPMAN (D.) Memoir of Colonel Seth Warner.
MiddUbuTj. 1848.
iSmo, pp. »i6, doth.
CHRONICON Nurembeigensis. Stt [Schedel (H)].
CHURCH. Stt Boston Massacre, No. 204.
410 CHURCH (T.) The | Entertaining | History | of | King
Philip's War, I which b^n in the Month of June, 1675.
|As also of| Expeditions I more lately made|AgatnGt ibe
Common Enemy, and Indian | Rebels, in the Eastern
Parts of New-England : | With some Account of the
Divine I Providence towardsjCol. Benjamin ChurchijBy
Thomas Church, Esq., his Son. The Second Edition.
Besten: Printed^ i-]if}. Newpsrt, Rhode-Mand: Rtprinttd
and Sold\by Salomon Seulbwici, in ^een-Stretl, 177a.
I '*<^ FP- 19S (l),'poluhedcilf, giltedga,b)' F. Bedford; Poitiatt inierted ; fit cipj.
^411 CHURCH. The History of Philip's War. Bnttn. 1829.
Iimo, pp. %bo, thety ; Plato.
412 CHURCH. The History of King Philip's War. By
Benjamin Church. With an Introduction and Notes.
by Henry M. Dexter. Boston: J. K. fViggin. mdccclxt.
3 Tell., 40), half bhw lenst morocca, I'dt cop \ LAiei Patu ; JJ copia piiateil.
CLARK. 87
413 CHURCH. [The same] Boston: J. K. fTtggin. 1865.
% Toli. fcap 4to, uncut. Edition 250 copies. ** Library of New England History,** No. n.
Wv^
, 414 CICERO. M. T. Cicero's | Cato Major, | or his | Dis-
course I of I Old- Age : | with explanatory Notes. |
Philadelphia :\ Printed^ Sold by B. Franklin, mdccxliy.
tvo^ (S}/ii// by 6} in.) a beautiful cofy$ half calf, imcDT leaTes, in the original hind-
iui; PomTiAiT of Logan inserted. A remarkahly clean copy. This book
Franklin always considered the chef d'ofvre of his press. He took many
copies to England, and distributed them with evident satis^ction. We can-
not find an account of the sale of any other uncut copy. Bruce's cut copy
sold for $90.
415 CLAIBORNE (N. H.) Notes on the War in the South;
with Biographical Sketches of the Lives of Montgomery,
C <^^ Jackson, Sevier, The late Gov. Claiborne, and others.
Richmond. 18 19.
ixmo, calf.
416 CLAP (R.) Memoirs of Roger Clap. Boston. 1844.
417 CLARENDON. The History of the Rebellion and
''^ 00 Civil Wars in England, 6 vols. The Life of Edward,
Earl of Clarendon, Lord High Chancellor of England
and Chancellor of the University of Oxford : in which
is included A Continuation of his History of the Grand
Rebellion, 2 vols. Oxford and London. i8i6-'28.
Together, 8 vols, in 4, 4to, calf, gilt.
The cbaracter of Clarendon, as the champion of the Constitution against the encroach-
ments of prerogative, no less than the opponent of the continually increasing
demands of Parliament, is admirably stated in Lord Grenville*s prefiice to
Chatham's ^ Letter,** written to his nephew, pp. xix-xxiv.
CLARK (Daniel). Su Wilkinson (James).
418 CLARK (Edward L.) Daleth or the Homestead of the
Nations; Egypt Illustrated. Boston. 1864.
, 8to^ cloth, top gilt; Vxxws and Illustkatxoni*
88
CLARKE.
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419 CLARK (Hugh). An Introduction to Heraldry: contain-
ing the Origin and Use of Arms, Rules for Blazoning
and Marshalling Coat- Armours, etc. With nearly 1000
Illustrations, all colored. London. 1859.
1 6mo \ sixteendi edition.
/
^ ^ 420 CLARK (Sam.) The Life and Death of Sir Francis
Drake, His Voyages and Discoveries in the West Indies,
^A
/
etc. London. 167 1.
4to, hilf morocco; PoiTtAir; cltmn cofy; very searee,
421 CLARKE {Dr. Adam). A Bibliographical Dictionary.
London. i8o2. Also, The Bibliographical Miscellany;
or. Supplement to the Bibliographical Dictionary.
London: Printed /or W. Baynes. 1806.
8 ToU. in 4» lim, hilf red morocco, gilt top. Inclndet Harwood's ^'View of the
** ClaMici,** and ** Ettay on Bibliography.'* In the Appendix, n, pp. 7'47)
the invention of printing it ucribed to Gnttenberg.
/-rl^^i
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422 CLARKE (J.) An Impartial and Authentic Narrative of
the Battle Fought on the 17th of June, 1775, be-
tween His Britannic Majesty's Troops and the Amer-
ican Provincial Army, on Bunker's Hill, near Charles
Town, in New-England, with A True and Faithful
Account of the Officers who were killed and wounded in
that memorable Battle. To which are added. Some par-
ticular Remarks and Anecdotes which have not yet trans-
pired. The whole being collected and written on the
Spot. The Second Edition. London, mdcclxxv.
8to, poliahed calf, by F. Bedford. This interesting contemporary report of this hmom
battle it a volumt ofuuui rarity.
423 CLARKE (J. L.) The Duties of Massachusetts.
Boston. 1868.
8to, half brown morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradatreet.
CLINTON. 89
424 CLARKE (M. A.) The Rival Princess ; or a Narrative
/ 2^ of Facts relative ... to The Duke of York,
" London. 18 10.
2 vols, in I, izmo, calf; Poetbait.
425 [CLARKE (Wm.)] Repertorium Bibliographicum ; or,
f^S^ Some Account of the Most Celebrated British Libraries.
London* 1819.
1 fob., imp. 8vo, half olive levant morocco, uncut, by W. Mathews ; Lascs Papxe ; *
PomTBAm on India Papkr; a btautiful cepy\ only 50 printed. Includes
the '* Dialogue in the Shades and Rare Doings at Rozburghe Hall,**
** Anecdotes of Roger Payne and his Deary,** '* List of Book Sales,** " Sketches
of Public and Private Libraries,** and a valuable index. See ** Gent. Mag.,**
18 18, p. 434. Mr. Beckford assisted in its compilation.
426 CLINTON (H.) The Narrative of Lieutenant-General Sir
^00 Henry Clinton, k.b., relative to his Conduct during part
of his command of the King's Troops in North America ;
Particularly to that which respects the unfortunate Issue
of the Campaign in 1781, with An Appendix, ...
London. 1783.
Sto, pp. 114, half purple morocco, gilt top, edges uncut, by Bradstreet; iplendid cofj.
In thb detail Sir Henry Clinton acquits himself of all share in Lord Cornwallis* mis-
fortune ; leaving that general to answer for misconceptions of the ordeit sent
him, and for the choice of the post he was reduced to surrender.
427 CLINTON. [Another Edition.] New Tork:
I ^^ Sower ^ Morton^ and Homer, mdcclxxxiii.
4^^» PP* 39» polished calf, by F. Bedford ; Poitrajt inserted ; a very rare editien,
428 CLINTON {Sir H.) and CORNWALLIS {Earl). Nar-
^ 7S^ rative of Lieutenant-General Sir Henry Clinton, K.B.,
Relative to his Conduct during Part of his Command of
the King's Troops in North America, etc. Answer to
that Part of the Narrative of Lieutenant-General Sir
k 12
Henry Clinton, k.b., which relate* to the Conducl (
Lieutenant-General Earl Cornwallii during the Cap
paign in North America in the Year 1781. Otaervj
tions on Some Parti of the Answer of Earl Cornwall:
to Sir Henry Clinton's Narrative, etc. Leiuim. 178;
3 Toli^ 8ti^ poUihed cil^ gilt top, nncBl, bjr F. Bedibrd.
429 CLINTON and CORNWALLIS. [The same.]
PhilatUlphia : John Campbell, hdccclxi
] Tsll., 4ta| half marocco, nacDt) Laioc Fatu.
430 CLINTON, Observations on Mr. Stedman's History 1
the American War. New Tori. 1861
431 COBBETT (W.) Selections from the Political Worl
of William Cobbett i being a complete abridgment of tl:
100 volumes which comprise the Writings of *'Porci
pine" and the "Weekly Political Roister," Wil
Notes, Historical and Explanatory. By John M. Col
bett and James P. Cobbett. LonJttt, [n. d
6 foil in 3, Sto, half c*lf, gilt.
Ttie great object of tbc dUcon hu been to preicm til Cobbctt'i belt midiiti, mi
reader tbem euiljr ntemi to by a geaeial analytical iodes.
432 [COCKINGS (George).] The American War, A Poen
in Six Books. In which the Names of the OflScers wh
have Distinguished themselves, During the War, are h
troduced, Lendan. HDCCLzxx
Std, bilTealf, oncut; Plat* of Bunker'i Hill j icarci.
A refj renuikable ipcdmen of poetiy. Stt " Moathlj' Keiicw," lt, p. 409.
433 CODE (The) of 1650, being a Compilation of the earHe
Laws and Orders of the General Court of Coimeaicut.
Harl/ord: PubUsbtd by &las Andna. 182:
Sai. Sto, pp. lao, nd doth.
COGHLAN. 9'
434 CODE of 1650. [Another Edition.] Hartford, [n. d.]
J^ iimoy pp. 120, boardB; Plati.
435 COFFIN (C.) History of the Battle of Breed's Hill by
/ ^^ Major-Generals William Heath, Henry Lee, James
Wilkinson and Henry Dearborn. Portlani. 1835.
8to, sewed ^ Pebiimtatzom Copt, with aathor's Autogkaph.
436 COFFIN. The Lives and Services of Major General
/ ^^^ John Thomas, Colonel Thomas Knowlton, Colonel
Alexander Scammell, Major General Dearborn.
New York. 1845.
iimo, pp. zzzy cloth,
437 [COFFIN (R. S.)] Miscellaneous Poems of the Boston
^ JS^ Bard. 1818.
izmo, half green morocco, gilt top, oncot; PomTiAiT imeited.
438 COGHLAN {Mrs.) Memoirs of Mrs. Coghlan, (daughter
2 I^Sl^sA the late Major MoncriefFe). Written by herself, and
Dedicated to the British Nation ; being interspersed with
Anecdotes of the late American and present French War.
with Remarks, Moral and Political. London. 1794.
1 voli. in I, un. 8to, cilf $ CmmNOB interted ; Laiok Ttpi $ fint elesn eopj§ uivet.
/ 439 COGHLAN. [The same. Another Edition.]
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30 portnits, plates, Tiews, etc., sold for $28 in Morrell's sale.
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442 COGHLAN. Mcmoira of Mr*. Cog^Un, ... With In
troduction and Notes.
Privately Printed: Nnv York. 1864
4tD, oncnlt Laioc Paphj onlj 10 copia priDled.
443 COGHLAN. [The same.] NaoTark: Rtprititid. 1864
444 COLCHESTER (Charles, Lord). Diary and Corrci
pondcnce of, London. 1861
) id)., Ivo, polJthed calf, gilc civi \ tamli/ml afj.
445 GOLDEN (C.) The History of the Five Indian Nation
depending on the Province of New- York. By Cad
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Notes by John Gilmary Shea.
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446 COLDEN. [The tame.] Nm nri. i86(
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447 COLDEN. The History of the Five Indian Nations c
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York in America, etc. London, mdccli
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448 COLDEN. [The same.] Second Edition. London. 175c
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449 COLDEN (C' D.) Lif^ of Robert Fulton. With a
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COLLECTION. 93
450 GOLDEN. Memoir, Prepared at the Request of a Com-
^' ^^ mittee of the Common Council of the City of New York,
and Presented to the Mayor of the City, at the Celebra-
tion of the Completion of the New York Canals. By
Cadwallader D. Colden. Printed by Order of the
Corporation of New York^ by W* A. Davis. 1825.
4to, half brown morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradttreet.
451 [COLEMAN (William).] A Collection of the Facts and
33 a a Documents, Relative to the Death of Major General
Alexander Hamilton; with Comments; together with
the various Orations, Sermons, and Eulogies, that have
been published or written on his Life and Character.
New Tori. 1804.
8to, half brown morocco, gilt top, by Mathews.
J
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London: W. Pickering. 1829.
3 Toli^ crmrn 8to, cloth, ODcut ; unifonn in <ixe vnth Pickeriog't " Dramatbti."
453 COLES (Edward). History of the Ordinance of 1787.
/ ^2_- miadelphia. 1856.
8to, pp. 33, oncut ; tearct^
454 COLLECTION of Papers, That have been published at
o a^f different Times, relating to the Proceedings of His Ma-
jesty's Commissioners, &c. &c. &c.
NeW'Tork : Printed by fames Rivington^ Printer to the
Kin^s most excellent Majesty, m.dcc.lxxviii.
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/<J aa
455 COLLECTION (A) of Seventy-nine Old Black Letter
Ballads and Broadsides. Printed in the Reign of Queen
Elizabeth, between the years 1559 ^^^ '597) ^^^ '^
COLQMBIAH.
printed from the celebrated folio Volume formerly in tb
Library of the tate George Daniel, Esq. With an In
troduction and Illustrative Notes. London. 1868
Q, ni IcTiDt rrnrocco, gilt top, iincat, by W. Micbcwi. "I lore ■ bilbd i
456 COLLIER (J. p.) A Btblic^raphicat and Critical Ac
count of the Rarest Books in the English Languagt
Alphabetically arranged, which During the last fift
years, have come under the observation of J. Payne Col
lier, F.S.A. Londen. 1861
457 COLLIER, £The same.] New Tori. 186;
I., cniwn Sfo, red lennc morocco, uncut, hjr W. Mathewt ; one of Gn copt
printed on Laroi Ihdia Pafu.
In thii lEprinl of the Enfliih edition ill the "Addenda and Corrigenda " whic
■re prefiaed to the fint valoaie of that edition are placed in their prop
poiiliona. The "Indei," alio, ia greatly enlarged-
Thla iiluable and intetetting waric ii, in fact, in extended edition of the author'a at:
logae of the Duke of Bridgewacer'i libnrjr. It deicribea boolu whicli, t
the moat part, are ao acirce, that but few American librariea poaaeaa iben
■nd Mr. Collier hu perfanned an acceptable office in ^noting largely ftoi
the trorlu he haa dcKtibed.
458 COLORS (The) of the United States Brst raised upon th
Capital of the Confederate Sutes, April 3, 1865.
Marrhaniay N, Y, i86j
Sto, pp. 17; twenty-acTen capiea printed for private diitribnciiin ontf.
459 COLUMBIAN (The) Magazine ( or Monthly Miscel
lany. Containing a View of the History, Litemtun
Manners, Characters of the Year 1 787-1 789.
Hiladelphia. 1787-c
A iirlnmtlj rart »a[tmiii, in *m*aulfy fill imJilin. Tbia lot comnencea wh
Nov., l7Sfi, to 1787, and « Supplemeatl, except September, 17S7, ai
October, 1 7S9, in all, 37 puta.
CONFEBS&ATB. 95
^460 COLUMBIAN MUSE | (The). | A | Selection | of | Ameri-
can Poetry, | from | various Authors | of | Established Repu-
Ution. I New^Tork: Printed by J. Carey ^ ... 1794.
isaio^ 1 Ly pp. 224, green morocco extra, gilt edges. One of the earliest collections of
miscellaneoiis American poetry. This copy sold for $zo at Morreirs sale.
COLUMBIA'S LEGACY. See Washington (G.)
461 COLUMBUS. Personal Narrative of the First Voyage
^'^Sif of Columbus to America. From a Manuscript recently
discovered in Spain. Translated from the Spanish.
Boston. 1827*
Sto, boards, nncut.
462 COMMODITIES (The) of the' Hand called Manati ore
^ 3S Long He which is in the Continent of Virginia.
Imprinted hy J. M.for J. G. S. 1865.
8vo^ pp. i6y uncut^ Map; pmately printed,
463 C0ND£ (J. A.) History of the Domination of the Arabs
7^5~" in Spain. Translated from the Spanish of J. A. Conde,
by Mrs. J. Foster. London, mdcccliv.
3 Tols.y post %yoy cloth, uncut.
464 CONDUCT (The) of the Late Administration Examined.
O 4>^ With an Appendix, containing Original and Authentic
Documents. London: J. Almon. mdcclxviii.
8to, brown polished calf, gilt top, uncut, by F. Bedford.
The** Monthly Review** characterises this as one of the most formidable attacks
made on the late administration. The author of a letter to O. G., calls this
Mr. G[renYille*s] celebrated pamphlet on the stamp act.
465 CONFEDERATE SONGS. A Collection.
/i^ oar
^ Some very uarce.
96 CONSTITUTION.
y^466 CONGREVE'S Wiy of the World, A Comtdy ... Re
vised by J. P. Kemble. LenJan. [n. d.^
Sto, inlolctnd in 4I11, fajlf ulf) J. P. Kcmble'i copri witb hi, aunacript oMo.
CONNECTICUT. General History of Connecticut
Sn [Peters (S.)]
467 CONSIDERATIONS upon the Rights of the Colonisu.
iVrtl) nri: Jihn Hilt. 1766
Sio, tulf morocco, gill top, aacnt, hj Braditrect.
468 CONSTABLE (J.) English Landscape Scenery i ^
•^ <^| Series of 40 Engravings on Steel, by D. Lucas, fron
Pictures by John Constable, Londan. 1855
I Folio, bilf red morocco, gilt edgo.
CQNSTANTINE and EUGENE. Su Washington (G.
469 CONSTITUTIONS (The) of the several Indepcndcn
States of America; the Declaration of Independence
the Articles of Confederation between the said States
the Treaties between His Most Christian Majesty an(
the United Sutcs of America. Published by order o:
Congress. Pbiladtlpbia : F. Bailey, u. dcc. lxxxi.
ttao, poliihed morocco ciCn, gilt lop, uncut, by W. Michemj only loo copie
priaud j vrrjr ran. Momiri copy, in ihcip, lolil for tl°-
Tbi fblloiring notice, from pige a, mil ihow thit ihii ii the Ja-it tmioriutim ux
anginai frimliJ liKl of iheie importint docameaU:
"In Congren, December »g, lyio. Raolved, Thit ■ Commiiwe of clircc b>
appointed to collect ind ciiue to be publiihed nm hunJrid ctrriti ctfit
of the Decbntion of Independence, etc (u in title aboTc), to be bsazi<
together in boardi, etc.
"Eitnct from the Minutei. CaAiLU TaounoK, Siertttrj'
470 CONSTITUTION (The) of the Independent States 01
America. London. m,dcc,lxxxii
tvQ, pp. 1 68, half momcco, gilt top, micai, by Bnditrect.
COOPER. 97
471 CONSTITUTION of the United States.
^^ Philadilpbia. 1 79 1.
lamo, thcep; first edition, which includes Vennont.
472 COOK (E.) The Sot- Weed Factor ; Or, a Voyage to
Maryland. A Satyr. In Burlesque Verse.
London^ 1708. Reprinted^ 1865.
Laiob pArn; only 30 copies printed. Forms No. 11 of << Shears Early Southern
Tncti.''
^ 473 COOK. A Journal of a Voyage round the World, In
^■*^ His Majesty's Ship Endeavour. London, mdcclxxxi.
4tc^ half calf. The first published account of Cook*s Vogage ; noto very scarce.
474 COOKE (E. W.) Sixty-five Plates of Shipping and Craft.
^v5V^ Drawn and Edited by E. W. Cooke. London. 1829.
Imp. 4toj represents all the principal varieties of shipping met with in British waters;
India PaooFS, on Labce Pxpza. Cooke is second to no arrist for faithful
and jHctoreaque delineations of shipping.
475 COOMBE (Thomas). A Sermon, preached ... Philadel-
^ ?%5~ phia, on Thursday, July 20, 1775; the day recommended
for a General Fast throughout the twelve United Colonies
of North America. Philadelphia, mdcclxxv.
Svo half morocco, uncut. An important revolutionary sermon.
^,
476 COOPER (J. F.) The History of the Navy of the
^o^ United States of America. By J. Fenimore Cooper,
Esq. In Two Volumes. London: Richard Bentley. 1839.
2 vols., Svo, levant morocco extra, by F. Bedford.
Tkh ieMtifiU copy contains 27 AurocaApRs, as follows: A, L. S.^ Svo, 1848, of J.
Fenimore Cooper; L, S,y 4to, 1755, of Oen. William Shirley; Signature of
Sir Wm. Pepperell; L, S.y 4to, 1779, by Wm. Vernon and Jno. Deshon,
First Naval Bdard; A, L. of Jno. Paul Jones, 4to, pp. 4, 1777, unsigned,
dated on board the "Ranger;** A,L, S,^ folio, 1779, of Silas Talbot; L,
S,f 4tOy 1767, of Thot. Gage (Governor of Mass.); A. L, S,, Svo, pp. 3,
»3
CORNWALLIS,
till, L. S., 4tD, I 1st, and D|aanire of Com. Wu, Biiiibiid|e; A, L. ■
4to, iljo, ind A. L,. S., 4(0, iSiJ, of Com. John Rofcn; £. £, 4(0 (p
•igulorei), itjl, ud A. L. S., 41a, iSi], of Com. DiTid Pottn; ^ L.^
ffilMi 17961 Antofnph bill retdpRd. 1714, o( Joho Bany; A. L.S.,v
PP- !■ ■799t "f 0«D. Wm. Elton, diced *l Tonit; A. L. S., 41a. pp.
iSoo, of Com. Jima Barron ; Note in (bird penoB, 4(0, a. d., of C01
Thomai TreiEODj L. 3., 410, 1817, of T. TiojE}; L. &, 400, 1779,
John Atett; .i4. Z. 3., 410, ig}i, of Com. W. Warringtoni Ant Da
■ifntd, 4ID, 1819, of Com. Ap Catobr Janet; D.3.,^to, 1 1 07. of Hti
Dcaiborn, Sec. of Wu ; A. L. S., 4(0, ■gi5, and A. L. S., 41a, 179;,
I I Gen. Alci. Uacombj aba, 53 PoiTKAm, many of them ran, lamt t
I pmA b]r Edwin, and 17 Viiwi, etc.
^ 1 477 COOPER. [Another copy.] LeiuUn. 1831
' 1 Tola., Sto, lenot morocco eitra, by Bedtordj concaiaing 50 PoaTtjtm, Viawi, to
alao, AoTOOiArH Nora of Cooper, and La-mai ligRed by Commoda
Stennrt and Warrington, the patticolara of which we ate not alile to giit,
the boolc ii now (January, 1170} in the powewion of Mr. F. Bedford, boo
J 478 COOPER {Rtv. Mr.) Histoiy of North America. Cu
'^ ■ toms of the Original Inhabitants, &c. London. f}%
■ ■mo, ff. 1S4, calf; Fon Platm.
I 479 [COOPER (M.)] What think ye of Congress Now.
NnuTork: Janus RivingUn. M,DCCLXir
' 8*0. Ar*rt Tirj Trta afaioat the Congrai.
1480 COOPER (T.) Some Information respecting America.
■^'^ Lomien. 179
[ (to, half morocco, gill top, uncut j Map.
j CORNWALLIS. Answer to Sir Henry Clinton's N»
I rative of the Campaign in 1781, in North America. S
' Clinton, No. 427.
I The work k an attempt to prove that " the conduct and opioioni of the anibor w<
I «( the canae of the cataatrophe which terminated the unfiirtinate campu
of 1711."
N
COSTELLO. 99
481 CORRESPONDENCE of the American Revolution,
^ *^ being Letters of Eminent Men to George Washington,
from the Time of his taking Command of the Army to
the End of his Presidency. Edited from the Original
Manuscripts, by Jared Sparks.
Boston: Little^ Brown^ and Company. 1853.
4 vols., imp. 8to, cloth, uncut ; Labgx Papix.
CORRY (John). See Washington (G.)
482 CORTES (H.) The Despatches of Hernando Cortes,
t ^ c? the Conqueror of Mexico, Addressed to the Emperor
Charles V. Written during the Conquest, and Contain-
ing a Narrative of its Events. Now first Translated into
English from the Original Spanish, with an Introduction
and Notes by George Folsom.
New Tor k: fFiliy and Putnam. 1843.
8ro, boards, uncut ; Lakok Papbii.
483 CORWIN (E. B.) Catalogue of the Library of Mr. E.
7- ^/r B. Corwin. Priced. New Tork, 1856.
8^0, half calf, red edges.
484 CORY (J. P.) Metaphysical Inquiry.
-2 ^^ London: W. Pickering. 1833.
Fcap Svoy half red morocco, gilt top, uncut; scarce.
^
485 COSTELLO (L. S.) Jacques Coeur, the French Ar-
^<^ gonant, and his Time. London. 1847.
8 TO, half morocco; Fine Poktiait.
Jacques Conir, chief adviser to Charles VII, of France, was one of the most remarkable
peitonages of his time.
486 COSTELLO. Specimens of the Early Poetry of France,
lOO
// ■
c?
.fi-
trom the Times of the Troubadoun and Trouveies t
the Reign of Henri Quatre. Letidon: W. Ptcktring. 183;
Pod in; the Piatu hdthKdtd with ^i and (g/trji vtryfna nfiu i* tUi afli
487 COTMAN (J.) Liber Studionim ; A Series of Lant
scape Studies and Original Compositions. LmJan, iS^i
Folio, half monuo.
"Hit Elchingi have all ibe richncM and ngoi of the bat aiom of the oM Kliod."-
488 COTTON (H.) Editions of the Bible and Parts therco
In English, 1505-1850. With Bibliographical Di
^i'
cT^
script ions.
Oxfird. 185:
489 COTTON. A Typographical Gazetteer. Second editi<i
corrected and much Enlarged.
Oxfvrd: Univeriiiy Prttt. 183
tro, htif moroccD, oatDC.
490 COTTON (J.) ThelBloudyTenem,|washed,|Andiiiai
white in the bloud of the[Lambe: being discussed ai
dischai^ed of | bloud-guiltincsse by just Defence. | Where
I The great Questions of this present time arc | handle
viz. How ferre Liberty of Conscience | ought to 1
given to those that truly feare God? And how fam
restrained to turbulent and pestilent persons, that n'
one-|ly raze the foundation of Godliness, but distu
the Civill | Peace where they live ? Also how &rre tl
Magistrate may pro- | cced in the duties of the fii
Table? And that all the Magistrates | ought to stui
the word and will of God, that they may frame |thi
Government according to it. | Discussed | As they a
alledged from divers Scriptures, out of | the Old and N<
Testament. Wherein also the practise of| Princes
debated, together with the Judgement of the An-jcie
v/ 0 a
CX)WFE&. lOI
and late Writers of most precious esteeme. | Whereunto
is added a Reply to Mr. [Roger] Williams | Answer,
to Mr. Cottons Letter. | By John Cotton Batchelor in
Divinity, and | Teacher of the Church of Christ at Bos-
ton in New-England. |
LondoTiy I Printtd by Matthew Symmonsfor Hannah AlleUy
at the Crowne in\ Popes- Head' Alley. 1647.]
4to, crashed red levant morocco, gilt edges, by F. Bedford \ splendid copy,
491 COTTON. A Brief I Exposition I With Practical | Ob-
servations | Upon the whole Book of | Canticles, | Never
before Printed. | By that late Pious and Worthy Di- 1 vine
Mr. John Cotton Pastor of | Boston in New England |
Published by Anthony Tuckney d.d. Master | of Saint-
Johns Colledge in Cambridge. | London : Printed for
T. R. &r E. M.for Ralph Smith] ... 1655.
Sm. 8^0, 7 1., pp. 238, panneled calf, red edges ; Jltu copy,
COUCH (J.) See Naturalists' Library.
492 COWLEY (A.) The Works of Mr. Abraham Cowley :
^^ ... Consisting of these which were formerly Printed ;
And these which He Design'd for the Press. Published
out of the Author's Original Copies. ... The Tenth
Edition. Adorn'd with Cuts. London: J. Tonson. 1707.
3 vob., 8to, marbled calf, by F. Bedford ; illustrated with Platbs ; beautiful impreuious,
'^ Had Cowley ne*er spoke, nor Killigrew writt,
They'd both have made a very good witt.**
— Dbnbam.
493 COWPER (W.) Complete Works. Edited by Southey ;
^^ comprising his Poems, Correspondence, and Transla-
tions. With a Memoir of the Author. London. 1836.
15 Tols., fcap 8vo, cloth, uncut; illustrated with 30 Finb Engravings.
The only complete edition. In the life of the poet, Dr. Southey hu introduced much
of the literary history of England during half a century.
2^
Sa
494 COX (Ross). Adventures on the Columbia River, .
among various Tribes of Indians. LanJon. 1831
a voli., Sto. pp. HIT, 368) im,vxi;htl( zx\(\ fimctfy.
495 COXE (Peter). The Social Day; A Poem. London. i%i
Rl. g.o, cilf citn, pit tifa; ji Fm. Pum.
Thit buutilul volume connini cngnTingi iftet Wllkie, Scothvd, Sroirkc, Coopi
Hill, Ik. The iiquiiie plitc of cbe Broken Jir, br Wilkie, tii foi fl.
iiHinud m iihI, cafnTed by Wimn, hu alanc beta Mid fat £3 31.
496 CRABBE (G.) Poetical Works of the Rev. Gcorg
Crabbe ; with his Letters, Journals, and Life.
LottdoH: "Jihn Murray. 1 85 1
il vail., Itip R*o, half gnen morocco, gilt cop; bia iJiiitu,
497 [CRAIG (N. B.)] Memoirs of Major Robert Stobo •
the Virginia R^ment. Ptttthurgb. 185
iSmo, hair brown moroccoj Mat.
498 CRANTZ (D.) The History of Greenland: conuinir
a Description of the Country, and its Inhabitants: Ar
Particularly, A Relation of the Mission, carried on f(
above these Thirty Years by the Unitas Fratrum, ^
I New Herrnhuth and Lichtenfcis, in that Country. B
: David Crantz. Translated from the High-Dutch, an
illustrated with Maps and other Copper-plates.
London, hdcclxvi
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' CROSS. See Pennsylvania.
499 CRUSIUS. Historic I Canadensis, | sev | Novs-Francisc
' ' Libri Dcccm, | Ad Annum vsquc Christ! mdclvi. | Au<
j tore P. Francisco Crevxio, c Societate Icsv.|/5ir(H7i,
y/pud Sebattianvm Crameisy, Et Sebatt.\Mabre-Crami>i!_
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wtrt ef Mwi r'riry, wiici ri rtrilf /mud itmplm.
CYRILL. 103
500 CUMMINGS (T. S.) Historic Annals of the National
^ ^^ Academy of Design. Philadilphia. 1865.
Svo, pp. 364, cloth.
501 CURTIS (G. T.) History of the Origin, Formation, and
^ ^ Adoption of the Constitution of the United States ; with
Notices of its principal Framers. ...
New Tork: Harpers. 1854.
2 roU., 8to, cloth.
502 CURWEN (S.) The Journal and Letters of Samuel
^ ^^ Curwen, an American in England from 1775 to 1783,
with an Appendix of Biographical Sketches. By George
Atkinson Ward. Fourth edition. Boston. 1864.
8 TO, half red morocco, gilt top, by Bradstreet.
503 CUSHING (Caleb). An Oration on the Material Growth
/^^ and Territorial Progress of the United States ... Spring-
field, Mass., on the Fourth of July, 1839.
Springfiild. 1839.
8to, pp. 31. Also, Baker*s Oration at Swanzly, 1829. 8to, pp. 16.
CUSTIS (G. W. P.) S« Washington (G.)
504. CUTTER (W.) The Life of Israel Putnam.
^ ^<* New York. 1848.
iimo, half green morocco, gilt top. Third edition.
505 CYRILL. S. P. N. Cyrilli Alexandria Archiepiscopi
v/ oa Opera in vi tomos tribvta. Lvtetia. m.dc.xxxviii.
7 vols., iblioy calf, newly bound ; fait old copy.
ABNEY (R. L.) A Defence of Vh
ginia [and through her of the South,
in Recent and Pending Contests again!
the Sectional Party. Nnv Tori. t86;
1X010, dotb, uncut cdgci j uara in th'u coBdiikiii.
507 DALRYMPLE (A.) An Historical Collection of tf
Several Voyages and Discoveries in (he South Pacif
Ocean. London, tyjt
4M, calTi Mah. Cb'teflf a truulilioii from the Spannb wilten.
508 DAMPIER {Captain William). A Collection of Voyage
London. Mdccxxi
4 voll., 1*0; I complccr copj or ihc bat edlcion, compriiing the cntiic t<IJifa
I Danpiei and liii uiociMa tinont the boccumn, anil Vofifa of Wtf
I FonatU, Sbvpe, Ac. Bcnul'i copir told for £5 lu. 6d.
I " Dunpici'i Vojaiei cootiin dacripticnu made by a mv> gifted with the mau aiciin
CHifi taiil, the moit delicata tact, with an eicellent judgmenC j an ^ of Dui
' a preciaion and jret rapidity of ityle which chaniia tfa* reidn, Riffu then;
I out the whole of the WDrk.~— K^. UnhBtruUt.
i DANKERS and SLUYTER. See Memoirs of the Loi
Island Historical Society.
I 509 DANA. The Household Book of Poetry. Collected ai
^: Edited by Charles A. Dana. Ninth Edition.
New Tork: D. JppieUn and O. 186
Rl. Ito, morocco, antique.
510 DANIELL (Thomas). Oriental Scenery. London. 179
] TUli., imp. dephint folio, half gmn IcTut morocco, gilt edget; iodndei «c i»i
I «W Jffy Van of the jtrtkiuelmrt, jtmijuiiiu, ad LmmiKof >f B
d'arblay. 105
dutam ; Thx Platss aix ExquuirxLY Colorxd, in exact imitation of Highly
Fncniao Drawimoi.
" It ii almost unnecenaiy to lay anything in commendation of this extraordinary work,
which is, without exception, the most magnificent series of views ever pro-
duced in this, or any other country. The plates measure no less than 24
inches by 17 inches, and are colored in the style of drawings.** — Bohn.
^'Thc exccotion of these drawings is, indeed, masterly; there is every reason to confide
in the fidelity of the representations ; and the effect produced by this rich
and splendid display of oriental scenery is truly striking. Everything is
drawn with the most astonishing accuracy. The animals, trees, and plants,
are studies for the Naturalist. The views were taken by Mr. Daniell, with
singular perseverance and industry, during a long residence in India.** —
Monthly Magamint^
, 511 DANTE. The Vision of Hell. By Dante Alighicri.
'^ ^^a Translated by the Rev. H. F. Gary, m.a., and Illus-
trated with the Critical and Explanatory Notes, Life
of Dante, and Designs of M. Gustave Dore. New
Edition. With Chronology. London: CasselL mdccclxyu
Folio, half morocco, gilt top, uncut.
''The telling, bold, and dramatic compositions of M. O. Dor6 will obtain admiration
from a wide circle. Thousands will go down in fancy with the living artist
into the shades of hell, and be so impressed by his photographical vigor, that
they may even know how, in the thinking, it reneweth fear to have
ooce seen such monstrous shadows, sudden flames, and dismal regions.** —
jftienaitm.
f
^ ir^
512 DANTE. The Divine Comedy of Dante Alighieri
Translated by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Boston Ticknor & Fields 1867.
3 fok., 4to, sheets folded ; one of three copies on India Papsk, printed specially for
three gentlemen of Chicago, at a cost of one thousand dollars. This
splendid work is on very large paper, and afifbrds ample space for the
illustrator of Dante to exhibit his taste in making a Umqpi Copt.
513 D'ARBLAY. Diary and Letters of Madame D'Arblay,
^ jS' Edited by Her Niece. London: H. Colburn. 1843-6.
7 vols., crown 8vo, half morocco, uncut ; PoaraAm.
I 14
100 DAVENPORT,
SpuUing with wit, Cecmlag wich lively inecdotn ud delectihle goaip, and Ul i
■oond ind di*cmt viewi of penon* ind thiagt.
514 DARLEY (F. O. C.) Compositioni in Outline, by Fell:
O. C. Darley from Judd'i Margsuet. Engraved b
Konrad Huber. Rtdfitld: New Ytri. [1856.
I Obloni 4to, brown monicca, tndque ; ttra.
515 DARLEY. The Cooper Vignettes. From Drawings b
' F. O. C. Darley. India Proofs before Letters.
j New Yari: J. G. Grtgary. 1863
Folio, norocco, indqne ; LAtat PjiHt ; fiw friwnJ.
Thn u 1 una of 64 eniniinf ■ iltutntiTc of Coapcr'i noTcli, wirh » much of tl
»II at will eipUin tilc plitc. Thej ire cnlirely niQoul in theme, [he pn
duct of the loremall of our dnnghDmen, ind eieciited entircl)' by Amuici
eniHTen.
516 DARLEY. A Selection of War Lyrict, with 8 Illustn
'^ tions on Wood by F. O. C. Darley. New Tori. i86^
Hilf red levant morocCD, gilt lap, by Bndatmt.
„Si7 DARLEY. Yankee Doodle, Illustrated.
■^ New nri. [n. d.
4to, half red moiocui, uncut, gilt tap.
518 DAVENPORT (John). Gods Call|to|His PeoplcIT
Turn unto Him i[ Together with | His Promise to Tur
unto thcin.|Opcned and Applied in|ii. Sermons|At tw
Publick Fasting-daycs appointed by Authority. ] By Mi
John Davenport b.d. and Pastor to the First | Church c
Christ at Boston in New-England. [Published at th
desire of sundry Friends. | Camhridgt : \ Printed t
S. G. W M. J. far John fiber a/ Biittoii.\uDCLxn
4to, pp. 17, criuhed blue leTint morocco, gilt edgci, b^ F. Bedford. An only (pecitue
of printing Id New England.
DAVIS. 107
519 DA VIES (Samuel), Religion | and | Patriotism. The Con-
'/* ^ ^ stituents of a Good | Soldier. | A | Sermon | Preached to |
Captain Overton's Independant | Company of Volunteers,
raised in | Hanover County, Virginia, Au-|gust 17, I775*
I By Samuel Davies, a.m. Minister of | the Gospel there. |
Philadelphia^ Printed: \ London; Reprinted for J. Buck-
land^ in \ Paternoster Row^ J. Ward at the King* s- Arms
in\Cornhillj and y. Field in Cheapside. 1756.]
8?o, polished calf, gilt top, uncut, by F. Bedford; Pkoof Portrait inserted.
A fine copy of this remarkable sermon, which contains the foUowing prophetic note on
page la : *' As a remarkable instance of this, I may point out to the public
that heroic youth. Col. Washington, whom I cannot but hope Providence
has hitherto preserved in so signal a manner, for some important service to
his country.**
520 DAVIES. A Sermon, Preached before the Reverend
^ S^r Presbytery of New-Castle, October 11, 1752, in Han-
over, Va. Philadelphia: B. Franklin ^ D. Hall. 1753.
8vo, polished calf.
521 DAVIS (John). An Oration ... Worcester, (Mass.) on
^^ the Fortieth Anniversary of American Independence.
Worcester . 18 16.
8vo. pp. S3. Also, Caldwell and Hallett's Orations, 3 vols. Su Washington (6.)
522 [DAVIS (J.)] The First Settlers of Virginia, an Histori-
' O/f cal Novel, Exhibiting a View of the Rise and Progress
of the Colony at James Town. The Second Edition,
considerably Enlarged. New Tori. 1806.
lamo, pp. 284, sheep.
DAVIS (M. L.) See Burr (Aaron), No. 305.
523 DAVIS. Catalogue of the Private Library of the late
/ So William J. Davis. With the Biographical Sketch by
Henry B. Dawson, Esq. New Tori. 1865.
1 vols.y rl. 4to, uncut; PoanAir j Lakgb pAPBa; only 75 copies printed.
524 DAVIS (W. W. H.) Hiftoiy of the 104th PennBylm
Regiment from August land, 1861, to September jOt
1864. Pbihdt^hia. 186
Im, pp. J64, clMhj Sa Platu.
515 DAWSON (H. B.) The Assault on Stony Point, I
General Anthony Wayne, July 16, 1779- Prepan
for the New York Historical Society, and read at 1
regular monthly meeting, April i, 1862, with a Ma
Fac-similes, and Illustrative Notes.
Merrisania^ N. T. 186
Rl. 1*0, half IcTint moTocco, uncut, bjr W. Mathcwi; jo FiNi PoiTUun i
PiATU inirmd; fritiaiilj frimitJ. Fdrmi Put n of Diwion'i *'Gleuii
fniai ihc HuTtii-licId of Aataictn Kktaqr.'
f^\ 526 DAWSON. [Another copy.] Murriiunit, N. r. l86
Imp. Its, uacati S50 copiei printed.
, ,- 527 DAWSON. Battles of the United Sates by Sea ii
; Land. Ntw Tfri. 185
1 ToU., 410, half red Itvint morocca, |U( lop, ancut ; PoKTmAiT ; Smhurit*n' Ctfi
528 DAWSON. Battles of the War of the Revolution.
Merriiania. 1 86
Vol. 1, Pirt t, pp. 96. Thia pnbliucion wu unonoced in tt(5. Pirt i wu iai
io 1S67, ind Put n ii not )iEi (iIto) publiihed.
529 DAWSON. Gazette Series. rmieri. 186
4 roll., rl. 1*0, btlf ted Icnnt morocco, (ill top, uncut, bj Bridnrceti frivti
frimudi onlj 16 cop'm; vrf ran. ThU a 1 genetil dtle to tbe lidknri
Encti, whicb were Gnt publiihed in the *< Wettchotcr Ouctte,' of wh!
jootnal Mr. Dimon wu the editor. Tbe lulwcriptton price m one hi
dtcd dollati per kc :
' V<d. I. PapcTi Coaceming the CapCnie uid DeCcntian of Major John Andii. C
I lected bj Henr; B. Dawion.
VoL n. Pipen Coacerning the Boundirj between the Stitei of Hew York and N
JotBT, Wiittea bf ScToal Huidi.
i
DAWSON, 109
Vol. m. Papen Concerning the Town and Village of Yonkers, Westchester County.
A Fragment, by Henry B. Dawson.
Vol IT. Rambles in Westchester County, New York. A Fragment, by Henry B.
Dawson.
530 DAWSON. The Magazine Miscellany.
0 d^ Morrisania, 1869.
8vo, half red morocco, gilt top, uncut j twenty-fire copies only printed ; very uarce.
This series consists of the <* Trial of Joshua Hett Smith,** and ** Fugitive
Pieces ** by various hands. Vol. 11, has not been published. First printed
in the «< Historical Magazine.**
' 531 DAWSON. Major-Generai Israel Putnam. A Corres-
""^ 04^ pondence on this Subject, with the Editor of the ** Hart-
ford Daily Post." By " Selah/' of that city, and Henry
B. Dawson, of White Plains, N. Y.
Morrisania^ N, T, i860.
Rl. 8vo, half levant morocco, gilt top, uncut, by W. Mathews ; Fink PoaTXAm ; 47
PLATXi inserted; privateJy printed ^ 250 copies printed, 131 of which are
said to have been destroyed by fire. Forms Part ti of Dawson *s Gleanings.
532 DAWSON. The Sons of Liberty in New York. A
/'Z^"" Paper read before the New York Historical Society,
May 3» '859.
Printed as Manuscript^ for Private Circulation, 1859.
Rl. 8 TO, uncut; a unique imprint.
533 [DAWSON and DAVIS.] Reminiscences of the Park
^J a^ and its Vicinity. New Tork. 1855.
iiroo, half red morocco, gilt top, uncut; twenty-five copies only printed. Mr. Davis*
own copy, iUuarated by 61 imerted plates,
534 DAWSON, HAMILTON, and JAY. Correspondence
/ So between John Jay and Henry B. Dawson, and between
James A. Hamilton and Henry B. Dawson, concerning
the Foederalist. New Tori. 1864.
Rl. 4to, uncut ; Large PArn ; only lo copies printed.
to DBCLARATION.
15 DAWSON a«rfjAY. [The same.] l>fM nri. ii6.
[6 DAY BREAKING (The), if not the Sun Rising of tl
Gospel with the Indians in New England.
A'w rori: RiprinUdfor Jistpb Sabin. l86
4JD) half morocco, gilt Eop j Ljuok Pap»| jo copio printed.
j7 DAY BREAKING (The). [The wme.]
Nnu rerk: Rtprinttdfar Jetepb Satin. 186
4ID, uiKu[{ Small Pmu. Sibin'i Repriali, No. u.
[8 DEANE (S.) Papers Relating to the Case of Silas Dean
Now first Published from the Original Manuscripts.
Philadtlphia : Stvtntf Six Sacitty. iSj
Itd, cloth, uncut { 150 cofta printed.
19 DEANE (Charles). A Bibliographical Essay on Govern
Hutchinson's Historical Publications.
Boston: Privately Printtd. 18]
Std, pp. 19 i JO copiet printed ; virj uarct.
\o [DEANE.] Bibliographical Tracts. Number One. Sf
nous Reprints of Early Books. Beiten, i8(
HI. in, hilf brown morocco, uncut, bj BndilTcct{ edition, 131 copiet.
^i DE BRAHM and ROMANS. The American Miliu
Pocket Atlas. London, [n. '
6 Lakok Hah, folded in (no, hilfcilf) fau tUan afj.
.2 DECLARATION (The) of Independence} A Poei
Accompanied by Odes, Songs, &c.. Adapted to the D:
By a Citizen of Boston. Printed at Bast
Faust"! Statue^ Me. 45, Newbury Street. MDCCXa
1*0, pp. »4, balTnMD.
DE FOE. Ill
543 DECLARATION by the Representatives of the United
/ "/S' Colonics of North America, now met in General Con-
gress at Philadelphia, Setting forth the Causes and Ne-
cessity of Taking up Arms. London, mdcclxxv.
4to, uncut. Privatdy rtprinttd for R. W. Roche.
544 DE COSTA (B. F.) A Narrative of Events at Lake
2- /pa George, from the Early Colonial Times to the close of
the Revolution. New York. i868.
Imp. Sto, uncut; only 75 copies printed.
545 DE COSTA. Pre-Columbian Discovery of America by
2 2S' ^^ Northmen. Albany. 1868.
8ro, cloth, uncut \ yihf,
546 DE COSTA. Sketches of the Coast of Maine and Isles
' '^^ of Shoalsy with Historical Notes. New York, 1869.
4to, cloth \ Protogkapuc Platx ; 24 copies printed.
547 DE FOE (D.) The Life and Strange Surprizing Adven-
^/ aa tures of Robinson Crusoe, of York, Mariner. He being
cast on Shore by Shipwreck wherein all the Men perished
but himself. With an Account how he was at last as
strangely delivered by Pyrates, Written by himself. Il-
lustrated by Stothard. London: John Stockdale. 1 790.
1 voli., imp. 8vo, half morocco, uncut; with 17 BzAunrvL Platu after Stothard*8
deiigna, engraved by C. Heath ; India Proofs j LAsas Papsr ; scaret,
** Perfaapt there exiata no work, either of instruction or entertainment, in the English
language, which has been m(»« generally read, or more deservedly admired,
than the < Life and Adventures of Robinson Crusoe.* ** — Sik Waltkk Scott.
$48 DE FOE. Collection de Cent-Cinquante Gravures regre-
^f ^^ sentante et formant une Suite non interrompue des
Voyages et Adventures de Robinson Crusoe, dessinees
et gravees par T. A. L. Dumoulin. A Vivey. [n. d.]
CnMC."
probiblf :
1 50 Fmi EKOUTDtoi, iUoMntini the " AdTencura of Robii
A nun complete vtiei of pl^tet, JUuatrmting thii Hbjcct, I
EKt been mide. The irtitt weiiu to hne iiiulied ihe nib
T CO ]ti illintridon. The title pra no dele, but the plita 1
ibout 170O1 pcrhipe eirlier.
549 DE FOE. The Novels and Miscellaneous Works
Daniel De Foe. With a Biographical Memoir of
Author, Literary Pre&ces to the various pieces, illust
tive notes, etc, including all contained in the Edit
attrihuied to the late Sir Walter Scott, with Consid
ahle Additions. Oxferd: D. A. Taibojs. i8.
ola., fup Sto, cloth, ODCDt i bot ind onljr amfUa iJii'm 1 tctrci. Sa " Din
"Cai. Utentnie," " Oentlemtii'i Uifuine, Mirch, l?!!," uil O.
"Olio," pp. ji-4j.
[DE FOREST {T. R.)] &/ New York.
I DEHON(T.) jiff Washington (G.)
, ' * -/SSO DE KAY (James E.) Zoology of New York. Fauna
' f/^, Albany. .8,
I I 1 TOb., 4(0, half monKco ; Couiep Pum.
. , ^JS5» DELAPLAINE. Delaplaine's Repository of the Li
' , ■ . and Portraits of Dtttinguithed American Characters.
Pbiladtlpbia. l8
3 Tola, in one, 4[i>, hilf clotb { eoacuni Futi Poe-nuTi of Wubiagnn, Muoil
Amei, Dr. Ruah, ColuabiH, etc.
552 DELAVALL and KEITH. The|Heresie and Hatr<
Which was falsly Charged upon the | Innocent |Jus
returned upon the|Guilty. {Giving some brief and i
partial Account of the most ina-|terial Pass^es of a I
Dispute in Writing, that hath | passed at Philadelp
DBNNISTOUN. II3
betwixt IJohn Delavall and George Keith, With some
iotermixt Remarks and Observations on | the whole. |
Printed and sold by
fVilliam Bradford at Philadelphia^ Anno Dom. 1693. |
4ta^pp. AS (i)> crushed brown levant morocco, by W. Mathews; the last leaf is a
FiOMTiiFUCB, by W. Bradford.
553 DE-LA-WARRE (Lord). The Relation of the Right
^^ ^{f Honourable the Lord De-La- Warre, Lord-Governour
^ and Captaine Generall of the Colonie, planted in Vir-
ginea. London: Printed^ 1611.
Reprinted hy C. Whittingham. 1858.
So. 4to^ half green levant morocco^ ^t top, uncut, by F. Bedford; ^nvatefy printed;
only fifty copies.
DELTA, pstuJen. Set [DEANE (C.)]
/
554 [DELL (W.)] The Doctrine of Baptisms, Reduced from
^^ its Ancient and Modern Corruptions ; And restored to
its Primitive Soundness and Integrity ; According to the
Word of Truth ; the Substance of Faith, and the Nature
of Christ's Kingdom. The Fifth Edition. London^
Printed. Reprinted by B. Franklin and D. Hall. 1759.
8 TO. pp. 43, polished cal/^ gilt edges, by F. Bedford.
555 DELL. The Trial of Spirits, both in Searchers and
y 00 Hearers, wherein is held forth The Clear Discovery and
certain Downfall of the Carnal and Antichristian Clergy
of these Nations, etc.
London: first Printed in the year 1666. Philadelphia:
Reprinted by B. FranUin and D. Hall, mdcclx.
Sto, pp. 55, polished calf, gilt edges, by F. Bedford.
556 DENNISTOUN (J.) Memoirs of the Dukes of Urbino,
//o- ,5
illufltrating the Anns, Arts, >nd Literature of Italj from
1440 to 1630, with appendix of Original Documentt,
Poetiy, etc. LnttUn. 1851.
] Tidi^ *q. Ira, ddCli, (ill J fauij lUmurtai ^li En^rawtJ Vnvt, PcunAm, etc.
Oat of tlic DMCt detinc inl ialeR«ia| worki oo Itiljr cTcr pabUtbed) it
cootii&> co^cMU detiili of the linntnn of the time.
-557 DENTON (Daniel). A Brief Hittory of New York,
y rormerly New Netherlands. New edition, with copious
notes, by the Hon. Gabriel Fumun. Mtu Ttri. 1845.
41a, dotb, oncBtj Lame Puuj oalji 50 copja printed. Oowum' "BiblMtlwi
f> 558 DE PEYSTER (F.) The Moral and Inlelleaual Influ-
ence of Libraries upon Social Progress.
f/fw Tork. MDCCCLXV
Imp. 4to, half morocco, oncntj Laidi PjirUj ooljr jo co|Hii priiced.
^^ 559 DE PEYSTER (J. W.) Banle of the Sound, or Baltic.
Peugbhepsii, 1858
-.560 DE PEYSTER. The History of Caniusius ... the firs
/ Sailor King of England. Pmgbkiepiie. 1858
in, half morocco, grit top.
^^ 561 DE PUY (H. W.) Ethan Allen and the Green-Moun
tain Heroes of '76. With a Sketch of the Early HIttor
of Vermont.
tftw Terk: Phinnej^ Blakrman (^ Mai»n. t86c
lama, pp. 418, doth.
DETROIT. Stt Muniell (J.)
^ 56Z DETAIL of Some Particular Services Performed in Amei
DIBDIN. 115
ica, During the years 1776, 1777, 1778, and 1779.
Compiled from Journals and Original Papers, etc. etc.
Printed for Ithiel Town from a manuscript obtained by
him while in London, in the summer of 1830.
Niw Tori: Privately printed /or Ithiel Town. 1835.
iimo, half red morocco, gilt top, by Bndstreet. This ** Detail*' had already appeared
in print in the ^ Naval Chronicle ** twenty years before.
563 DETAIL (The) and Conduct of the American War,
/^ ^^ under Genls. Gage, Howe, Burgoyne, and Vice-Admiral
Lord Howe: the Evidence given before the House of
Commons: and the Fugitive Pieces which are said to
have given Rise to that Important Inquiry. Exhibiting
a Complete History of the Real Causes, Rise, Progress,
and Present State of the American Rebellion. Third
Edition. London. 1780.
tTO| entirely nncnt ; a heoMtiJuI C9py ; scarct. In this edition many interesting papers
have been added.
564 DEUX-PONTS {aunt William De). My Campaigns in
3 So America, 1780-81. Translated from the French Manu-
script, with introduction and Notes, by Samuel A.
Green. Boston. 1868.
Sto, half red morocco, gflt top, ancut.
565 DIARY of a Southern Refugee, during the War. By a
^ 47 cf Lady of Virginia. New York. 1867.
iimo, cloth, uncut; narct in this condition.
566 DIBDIN (T.) The Reminiscences of Thomas Dibdin.
London. 1827.
1 Tols., Syo, half calf} Poktrait.
DIBDIN {Rev. T. F.) Set Kempis (Thomas a'), and
More {Sir T.)
1 16 DIBDIN.
! $67 DIBDIN (T. F.) A Bibliographical Antiquaritn and Pic
[ turesque Tour in France and Gennany. By the Rev
Tho. Frognall Dibdin, f.r.8. s.a.
Louden: Pajni and Fm. i8it
i J *di., imp. Ito, cnliried to 6 ray thick Tclt^ imp. Sio, LJRGB FMEi, aa
\ luMliJmlfy immJin t/im mantet mptr-txtrt, iki ttttl riiUf [ill, mi mtrj im
I rieUj Mild itrJeri tffiiJ « ric dJa, mlid iniiJa md >'■», «/&■ /i.f^
I aaJ fy-kavii, fill fJgii, by Chirld Levii, in hit beat atylc g contiuuc
1 DBinenni BiAVrmt PoiTftAin, Platu, ViOHrrm, «nd Woopcim, i
Csoici Punn, niii am Sxiratrdiuarj Strict if ikt Plath it varit
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I Lrrrui, Pioon uroH India Papii. and imfriiiim afta lit FUui «<
laaalUi, v>ilk til Fainci Plan Calaniafitr lit Origiaai Draning. Ii i
alia tit Siriii if Gnufi illuaraiii^ lii Piyiiigatmj, ManiHri, tti Omrm
tfiii PttfU tf Fratct and Ginma-j, by O. R, Liwiij 60 Platu, P«oo
DTOF Ihdia Papu, wiih oBmcroui DdtlicatU in varitmi Uifii tf E
gravlag, icmt tf vikick mrr afitrviarit alltridi and a Priviulj Priti
Siattmt*! rtifttiiiig tit Print ki ekargid fir tit Sincka and Drawitgt}
(ill fFtri, tokici icn afitrviardi txffritud.
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nomber nf Platz*, in ihcit *uum •[>((•, of Ptoon, Puirn, ck., whii
belong to thii work, it ii further illnttraud yitth n (rKunw aaoMap
OutHHAi, DiAwmoa ind Tiacikoi, Putati Platu, Etcbirgi, Parrtjui
Vnwi, AHTiqprnu, etc.
Il contUB* gpwirda of l]o Fikb Ouoihal Diawihg^ bjr the Ibllowiag emiiie
utian, lii. I 1 ID colon by N. Bcrin, 17 in cohni bj T. Burr, one id pc
ind-ink bjr Cone]', ■ in pencil bjr Dt. Dibdia, 7 id colon bf B. Fcrt, i
colon bjr O. Jonea, 15 in pcDcil, pcD-uid-ink, chalk, colon, etc^ by G. 1
Lewia, with u oritinal tnciop alio by O. R. Lewii, 1 io colon by '
Mercer, 6 in colon by J. P. Neale, t J in colon by W. Price, j» ia (oli
by A. W. Pu|iB.
Alas, 11 PuTATX Platu, inclDding the PoaTuur of Dr. Dibdin, by HodgetO, of whi
then were only 75 impreaaioBi, Tour d'EglJie de St. Okd 1 Roneo, t
beaatifal Portnit of DiaDa of Poictieta, engraved by Tbomion, Buuui
Paoor iiroDi tni Limia, of which only 11 were taken, and a fine Pn
after the letten, of which only 50 itDpradoni were taken, when the pL
waa datroycd, with one of (he three impreauona atnick off in ita nndlal
atate, and a Fntf tn India Fafir of the redoced copy; Ptriraii of Adam
I Biitach, eBfnnd by WortUnpon i yiivr of CtoatemcDbatt Monine
DIBDIN. TI7
near Vieniut ; Pwtrmt of M. Heerdegen ; Portrait of M. Dominique Aitaria,
engraved by Grimm ; 8 Plata of Bayeuz Tapestry.
It H alio Anther Uluttrated with a collection of about 230 PoaTRAiTS, Plates, £tch-
mot, etc., including some Choice Proofs before any Letters^ many Proofs
Mpem India Paper and other Proofs^ among which are several Plates engraved
for the second edition of the work, vie. : two Portraits of the Author, one of
which is a Pro^ before the letters, the other the Prater at Vienna, Proof in
three different states.
We conclude a necessarily long description of this Splendid Set or Books, with
the remark) that no finer copy of this work can be produced. Sir George
Henry Freeling, Bart., to whom it formerly belonged , was occupied upwards
of twenty years in gathering the material of which it consists, sparing neither
expense or labor, in gratifying his determination to make this the most
valuable and extensively illustrated copy in existence.
^ A work calculated to have as intoxicating an effect on the imagination of literary
antiquaries, as the adventures of the heroes of the Round Table on all true
knights, or the tales of the early American voyagers on the ardent spirits of
their age ; filling them with dreams of Mexican and Peruvian mines, and of
the golden realm of El Dorado. It has not passed, however, without some
hostile (though unfounded) remarks from the printers, binders, and librarians
of France." — Wbangham .
568 DIBDIN. Sixty additional Plates to Illustrate the Original
Edition of the Tour in France and Germany, by George
Lewis. London. 1823.
3 parts, rl. 410 ; India Paoors. These are extra illustrationSi and published at £i lis.
6d. per part.
$69 DIBDIN. A Bibliographical Antiquarian and Picturesque
WZ x^ Tour in the Northern Counties of England and in Scot-
'^ ; ^ land. By the Reverend Thomas Frognall Dibdin, d.d.
•^-^ London: James Bohn. MDCCCXXXViii.
1 vols., imp. 8vo extended to 3 vols., by the addition of all the cancelled leaves and
other additional matter ; a beautiful and spotless copy — ^umk^tc.
la this work the author concluded his tours, but failed to give to this the interest that
attached to the southern trip, whether firom a lack of mattrial or from hav-
ing written himself out, is uncertain. The book, however, is an essential
companion to France and Germany; and, as it describes some collections
that have ceased to exist, possesses an historical intexest.
f?
• . .
1 1 8 DIBDIN.
,570 DIBDIN. The Bibliographical Decameron; or, 1
Days Pleasant Difcourse upon Illuminated Manuscrij
and Subject) connected with Early Engravings, Ty
graphy, and Bibliography. By the Rev. T. F. Dibdi.
Lenden : G. and W. Nieat. 18
; Tfrit., imp. In, boirdi, nocDt; DnmeroiH PoiTiAm ind iLLnrtATiri Pu
aunji of them upon Ikdia Patu j m iftilta afj.
The dUlofDc Ii cIcKrljr MutiiiKd, loJ thc occuional tocntic fbm iffbrdi oppsti
for nnmcnHu uUia of wit, while ihe iaiiirmitiaa tawfti t) of moR i
thin that uHiuincd in tajr other of the Dottor'i worki which affect gK
"Thb work mtf be coniideRd u i contiaiudon of the ** Bibliomiaii,' the i
chinctert beiiiE lairadDCed In the diilogaei. From the infirmtin w
it coMiiDi, uid the iftnJtr of ihe iatraiiaiu and friiu'm[, it will ck
conaidered at a model of euellence and good taaie in t}rpognphr and
am. Both the coppetpiitei and the woodcnta which embcUiahed the i
. 571 DIBDIN. The Bibliomania; or. Book Madness, C
taining some Account of the History, Symptoms, 1
Cure of this Fatal Disease. In an Epistle addrcsse<l
Richard Hebet, Esq. Londm. iS
Sto, boanb, uncut j firit i£iin.
572 DIBDIN. [Thc same]
Privattly Reprinttdfar tbt Ciui of Odd Slicii. 18'
Lmoe PaTU i onlj lortT copet pfioted.
1, half moracoa, |ilt top, nocst, b; BndMrect. Thii eopf it irtmtifiify illi0
with Ra» Pditbait* of the Duke of Reibargbe, L. Sterne, Jneph A
Ahp. Cnnmcr, Lord Burleigh, Ladji Jane Orajr, Queen Elinbeth, Qi
Anne, Holbdn, Addiaon, Eati Spencer, Bp. Buntet, Lord ClanndM,
Rncoc, and Wm. Lambarde j Vuwi of St. Alban'i Abbe;, Brimh Miai
Veoice, and the Bodloao LibruT- Theae Platu are bcaatifiilljr iolaii
OeoTie Trent.
DIBDIN. 1 19
573 DIBDIN. Bibliomania; or Book Madness: A Biblio-
Z ^OJ"/ graphical Romance, in Six Parts. Illustrated with Cuts.
London. 181 1.
2 Tob. in ly old calf; good copy,
574 DIBDIN. Bibliomania; or Book-Madness; A Biblio-
Tfj 4f ^ graphical Romance. Illustrated with Cuts. By Thomas
Frognall Dibdin, d.d. New and Improved Edition ...
including a Key to the assumed characters in the Drama.
London: H. G, Bobn. mdcccxlii
Rl. 8 TO, boardt, uncut.
Thii cdebfated work, which unites the entertainment of a romance with the moat
valuable information on all bibliographical tubjecti, hat long been scarce.
This edition was undertaken by Mr. Walmsly. It contains a Key to the
characteiSy etc., and a supplement, edited by Dr. Dibdin himself, Mr.
Allan's copy sold for $100.
" You have contrived to strew flowers over a path which, in other hands, would have
proved a very dull one ; and all Bihliomanet roust remember you long, as he
who first united their antiquarian details with good-humored raillery and
cheerfulness.** — Sia Waltse Scott to Da. Dibdim.
*'The * Bibliomania * is evidently formed, in the first instance, on the plan of
honest Isaac Walton*s * Complete Angler;' with conspicuous marks of the
author's being deeply versed in the * Battle of the Books,* and a familiar
acquaintance with old English literature, and occasionally with the digres-
sions of Yorick, Under the shape of dramatic dialogue, the reader is equally
enteruincd and instructed ; the abstruser parts, with the historic details, being
thrown into the form of notes. It would now be useless to pass an encom-
ium on this work, as its merits are so fiiUy established as to have more than
doubled the original price of a volume now with difficulty to be obtained." —
Gtufi Mag.
575 [DIBDIN.] Bibliophobia. Remarks on the Present
Languid and Depressed State of Literature and the Book
Trade. In a Letter addressed to the Author of the Bib-
liomania. By Mercurius Rusticus. With Notes by
Cato Parvus. London. 1832.
Imp. Svo, boards, uncut j Laiob PAPia; 100 copies printed.
I
.576 [DIBDIN. The nmc] LnJtn. li;
Snijbaudt, BKK. TU) i>, in bet, i conliniutioB oTUkc ** BiblionuDUi'' io (Ik fi
of > tour tkroBfh the difienot baak«cUen' ihopi of London, Oxford.
RudUt.
J77 DIBDIN. Bibliotheca Spencerianai or, A Dncript
Catalogue of the Books Printed in The Fiftcentb O
tury, and of many valuable first Editions, in tbe Libr
of George John Earl Spencer, k.g., &c., &c., Stc.
the Reverend Thomas Frognall Dibdin. Lend
Priniidfer iht Auihtr, by Bulmtr H Ce. 1814-18
4. Toll., imp. tia, gilt cop, uncntj jb( c*)^. Thii laluiblc week nnigaatiaa
lUndi M the hud of in dut u the bat bibliognphical dacriptioa of m
the moit eitenuTe and boat collection! of ran eaily literatut eier tarm
578 DIBDIN, Descriptive Catalogue of Books printed in
Fifteenth Century, lately forming part of tbe Library
tbe Duke di Cassano Serra. LoHdtn. 18
Imp. 8*0, doth, DBCBt.
579 [DIBDIN.] Tbe Director. A Weekly Literary Jouri
containing — I. Essays on Subjects of Literature, <
It. Bibliograpbiana, account of rare and curious bo«
and of the book-sales, from the close of the Seventec
Century, iii. Royal Institution, tv. British Galler
L,HJ»n. 18
* Tidi., Ito, half calf. The bibliographical portion waa written bj Dr. Dibdin
580 DIBDIN. An Introduaion to tbe Knowledge of R
and Valuable Editions of the Greek and Latin Class
Fourth Edition, greatly enlarged and corrected.
Londan. 18
" Thi* edition u enlirelf rewritten, and coniaini, for the inx time, an accooat of
beat edition! of tbe Hebrew Biblei and the Graek and Latin Fuhen
DIBDIN. 121
/'581 DIBDIN. The Library Companion ; or the Young Man's
^^ Guide, and the Old Man's Comfort, in the Choice of a
Library. By Rev. T. F. Dibdin. Second Edition.
London: Printed for Harding^ Triphook^ Lepard. mdcccxxv.
2 volt., rl. Svo ; Laeob Papbb Copt.
^582 DIBDIN. Poems. London, i'j()().
8to, pp. X, 117, boards, uncut ; fne copy ; smppresud by the author.
*' In the fint edition of the ' Bibliomania * it a cnriout note retpecting thete poemt,
firom which it appears that five hundred copiet were printed, the major part
of which were dettroyed. ' My only contolatiou it,* tays the author, ' that
the volume it exceedingly rare.* Brockett*t copy sold for £1 iSs., and Bind-
ley*t for £1 i8t.** — Lowmdu.
583 DIBDIN. Reminiscences of a Literary Life; By the
^<^ty^ Reverend Thomas Frognall Dibdin, d.d.
London: John Major. MDCCCXXXVI.
2 Toll., imp. 8vo{ Labgx PAPxa, noitk proof impressions of tie PosTaAm atid pLATSt ;
Jhe eopyg rusaa txtroj with borders ofgold^ andjoiuts^ uueut ; scarce.
Very few copies of this interesting woric were printed on large paper. This was the
late Miss Currer*8 SuBscaipnoN Coft, who has illustrated it with several
additional prix>ate plates and portraits^ two long and interesting autograph
letters to her from the author, and various printed particulars relating to him
and his works. It contains the Inobx, often wanting. Among the plates
is a PoKTBAXT of Dibdiu, from a private plate; Vixw of Eshton Hall, the seat
of Miss Cuner ; Paoor of the Battle of Waterloo. There are also some Auto-
oiAFHic NoTXS on the margin by Miss Correr, some of which are character-
ised by more strength than elegance in thdr diction. She actually gives the
Ue to some of the Reverend Doctor*s statements.
^^i*
DIBDIN. [Another copy.] London. 1836.
> vols., Svoy boards, uncut ; Postkait; Small Papxk; with AuroaiAPa of the
author, being a preseutatiom eopy to Frederick Verachter ; contains the Imdix,
which is frequently deficient.
. / 585 DIBDIN. Typographical Antiquities ; or the History of
Printing in England Scotland and Ireland; containing
16
I
DICKINSON.
Memoirs of our Ancient Printo-s, and a Register of the
Books Printed by them. Begun by the Ute Joseph
Ames, p,R.s k a.8S. Considerably augmented by Wil-
liam Herbert, of Cheshunt, Herts; And now grcatl]^
enlarged, with Copious Notes, and illustrated with appro-
priate Engravings \ Comprehending the History of Eng-
lish Literature, and a View of the Progress of the An ol
Engraving, in Great BriuJn; By the Rev. Tliomu
Frognall Dibdin. Lenden : I^nltd ij
tVilliam Savage, [n. d.] Vol. ii; Printtd ftr mi-
Ham Militr. l8l2. Vol. lll; PrinUd far Willian
Miller, 1816. Vol. iv; Lendan: Ltngman. 1819.
4 mil., 4ta, hilf calf, ancnt j numtroiii Poi-nAiii anil Facbkilu.
ladbpeonblc (o tht collector of eailj £a|liih boolu. Later wriicn on the iimc mbjed
■R Utteljp indcbccd to the mccEiuTe luthon of cbtt work. Notwithnaiidiii|
iti man, which an BBmcivDi, it i> ihc mott complftc work of iti Idnd.
,>586 DICKENS (C.) American Notes for General Circula-
tion. Landan. 1842.
a *ob., peat l«o, doth, oacM. From the libraiy of Mr. DaTJd Robetti (llu artiR).
587 DICKENS (C.) Works of Charles Dickens. Illustrated
with Proof Impressions from Designs by Darley, Gilbert,
Cruikshank, Phiz, &c.
! Cambridge : Pritiied at the Riverside Preis.
44 T(^, S*o; 100 copiet aal7 pfinted. Thii cditiaii contain! the Platu i«a«l writ
the £D|liih editiaii, in addidoa 10 thoae b; Dailer-
^ J588 DICKENSON (Jonathan). God's | Protecting Providence,
I I Man's I Surest Help and Defence, | in Times of greatest
Difficulty, and I the most eminent Danger, evidenced in
I the I remarkable Deliverance of Robert | Barrow, witl
' divers other Persons, | from the devouring Waves of the
I Sea,[amongst which they suffered Shtpwreckj and abc
from the cruel devouring Jaws | of the inhuman Canibali
-^7/
-/
DONKIN. 1 23
of Florida. | Faithfully related by one of the Persons con-
cern'd therein, Jonathan Dickenson. |The Fifth Edition. |
London : Printed and Sold by Mary Hinde^
No, 2 in George-^yard^ Lombard^Strat, [n. d,]
Sto^ 7 l.| pp. 116, Bookf, 2 1. j half green morocco, gilt top, by Bradttreet. '' A
highly intereitiog volume.** — Rich, l, p. i 30.
y 589 DICKESON (M. W.) The American Numismatic
'^^ Manual of the Currency, or Money of the Aborigines,
and Colonial State, and United States Coins. ... Illus-
trated by 30 plates ... Second Edition.
Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott ^ Co. i860.
4to, cloth } 30 Plates.
590 DICKINSON (D. S.) Speeches, Correspondence, &c.
7^~ New rori. 1867.
a vols., 8vo, cloth.
591 DOBSON {Mr.) Chronological Annals of the War;
-^ y^^ from its Beginning to the present time. With an Intro-
duction. Oxford. 1763.
8vo, old calf; very tcarc; AuTOGaATR of W. L. Stone. Contains fiiU particulars of
the French and Indian war in America, as well as the events which took
place in Europe.
592 DOCTRINE (The) of Christianity, as held by the People
0 i>€> called Quakers, Vindicated: In Answer to Gilbert Ten-
nant's Sermon on the Lawfulness of War. Philadelphia:
Printed by Benjamin Franklin and D. HalL MDCCXLVIII.
8voy panneled calf, antique style.
593 DONKIN. Military Collections and Remarks. Pub-
f^a^ lished by Major Donkin.
New York: Printed by H, Gaine^ at the
Bible and Crown^ in Hanover^ Square. M,DCC,LXxyii.
Svoy x6 1.^ pp. 164, brown polished calf, uncut, by F. ^tdfyf^
124 DOKCH ESTER.
594 DONNE (John). Letten to SevenUl Persons of Hon
our i Written by John Donne Sometime Dean c
S< Pauls. LonJm. 1651
4(0, oM cilf t atmatlj rtn.
595 DONNE. Devotions. London: W. Ptcktring. 1841
Fcap gn, calfindiiHe, red cdgci.
596 DONOVAN (E.) The Natund History of British Quid
rupeds. Londtn. iSic
J Toll. ID I , rl. Its, lulf {rcca morocco, (ill cdia | miny beaodliilljr Colbud Putn
J 597 DOOLITTLE (M.) Historical Sketch of the Congre
I gational Church, in Belchcnown, Mass., from its orgini
sauon ; and Early History of the Place, By Hon. Mar
Doolittle. Nertbamptn. 185]
limo. pp. 164, cloth.
I 598 DORAN (Dr.) Annals of the Ei^lish Stage, froi
Thomas Bettenon to Edmund Kean, Actors, Authon
Audiences. tfnu Tori. i86j
t tdIl, imp. Itoj Laui Patu; 161 eopia piiniEiI. The 1 Tola. eReDded to fit
Tob., A. Ito, bj nuncTooi plita iDKrad; half polUlud Unst motoH
[ cnn, |Ut lop.
I Thii nnq;i copy conwini Mme liir kiaJnJ pmaiii and ikartiar illuurtiim^ toot
I ini froBi the iwjt of Bctlertoa to Chirla Manbewi. No Engliih un
or Bctica of celcbritjr ii omitted from thu callecdoR, ud of the mow cell
bnlxd then m nrioM porlruti lad wpummtioM in their bat pull o
. the tOfc, Meoj of the impmdoa* of the pUtei ire choice proo^ end il
U the preaeac day, are difficult to be pnciued. The pnpention of the *v
in Lwrndm, with the belt ^cUltio ud opponuniCiet of an experienced coUccIo
' occnptcd the Icianie hoon of otci two jean. The United number of goo
I impr—aoM capable of bein| nreck off Inm ■ copperpUle engnnng — tb
onl]' meant IB oie when ouM of theec deeifoi were made — reader the pioet
work of nnuoal nrit]i and ralae,
I
i 599 DORCHESTER. History of the Town of Dorchestei
DRAKE. 125
Massachusetts. By a Committee of the Dorchester An-
tiquarian and Historical Society.
Boston: Ebenezir Clapp^ Jr, 1859.
8vo, pp. zzi, 672, half calf, gilt.
600 DOUCE (Francis). Illustrations of Shakspeare, and of
/ ^^ Ancient Manners: with Dissertations on the Clowns and
Fools of Shakspeare ; on the Collection of Popular Tales
entitled Gesta Romanorum ; and on the English Morris
Dance. London: Longmans. 1807.
s folt., Svo, half calf, gilt top, uncut ; the Engbavings on Wood, by J. Benyman ;
hett t£ti$n^ with numerous Facsimilu.
Dooce figures in Dibdin*s ** Bibliomania ** and in his ** Biographical Decameron,** under
the name of Pr§tpero.
** I look upon this work as a sort of Htrtus SJkahpearisnus $ the research and learning
bestowed on it are immense.** — Dibdin.
" Of this literary writer, notices are copiously strewed over the three volumes of the
' Bibliogr. Decam.* The work itself, amidst an infinite yariety of curious
matter, discusses the man in the moon, whom Ritson has endeavoured to
identify with the stick-gathering Sabbath- breaker of 'Nuuib.* zv, p. 32, and
Chaucer conceived to have stcUm the sticks in question, the weight of which
kept him from climbing nearer to heaven thfn the moon. The Italians
deem him to be Cain, and Dante, in his < Inferno,* periphrases that planet
accordingly by Caimc t It tpine. The Jews find in him their Jacob ; the
Ceylonites call the animal, there imprisoned, a harej and, among the
Chinese, the moon is represented by a rabbit pounding rice in a mortar.** —
Wkajigbam.
601 DOWSE. The Dowse Library.
^^ Boston: Printed for Private Distribution. 1869.
Svo, pp. 80, cloth ; 3 Platbs.
602 DRAKE {Sir F.) The Life of the Celebrated Sir Francis
^ ^^ Drake. London. 1828.
Inp. S?0) half morocco, gilt top, uncut. Reprinted from the *^ Biographia Britannica.**
Sti Clarke (W.), No. 425.
t
1 26 DftAKS.
'603 [DRAKE.] The Engliih Heroes or Sir FrancU Dm
Revived. Landm. i6f
i itmt, cilf ) PsmAtT of Dnke ; firu t£iU* ; titry rtn. Su Sabia't " Dicccmii
Vol. m. No. 9500.
_:6o4 DRAKE (J. R.) The Culprit Fay, and other Poems.
Nnv Tork, 18;
Ito, morocco, nncat g oewipaper cutlinp uucited.
60s DRAKE and HALLECK. The Croakers, by Jo«
Rodman Drake and Fitz Greene Halleck. First Co
plete Edition. New Tork. mdccc:
Rl. Ira, balf-dile, pp. «»■, 191 i Poitutt ; Cina Cott, No. *. Bndford I
Stiiet, No. a. 100 copia printed. Tbii copf u tUutnttd with 4] Pu
ric: Pmrmiu of HtWecktai Dnke; Pm/t — hjit Paftr 1 Aiigrtfi .
of Hillcck to Mr. W. L. Andrem, the fiitmei oiriicr of tbu (olimici .
Pirlrmi of Woodworth (coit $10) j Pntf Ptnrmi of Sbtkapeuci H
ittoD, Dr. S. L, Mitchell, 1 Pirtralu vtry rtrt Ptnr»ili of FnnUin,
Bnren, W. C. Biymnt, Uorgao LewU, Stepben Allen, D. Howck, Aw
Jacluon [Pntf), J. R. Dnke, Hilleck (Prtaf). A. Burr, Z. TitIoc,
Godwin, Oirkioa Croliiu, ind aj rari Plata if Vitm h Nne Ta
WHU^ Pntft tm Ihqu Patu.
606 DRAKE (Nathan). Shakspeare and his Times ; includ
the Bic^raphy of the Poet ; Criticisms on his Genius :
Writings ; a new Chronolc^ of his Plays ; a Disc
sition on the object of his Sonnets ; and a history of
Manners, Customs, and Amusements, Superstitic
Poetry, and Elegant Literature of his Age, Lttuttn. 18
1 fob., il. 4to, cloth, Docnti Laioi Patii.
Thii muterlji ptodocdon conuin* i miM of «tmibie and well-digcMed infbnni
The " Ocndenien'i Migiiine," -nmarki, '* No work hu bitbeno ippi
ia whkb m much inlbrmMiaB re*pectiD| Shikapeare, md hi> dme*, wi
.607 DRAKE (Samuel G.) Biography and History of the
diang of North America. Baitm. if
S*o, hilf rod morocco, |ilt top, b]> Vmitttttt i fin a/j.
DRAKE. 127
J. 608 DRAKE. The Book of the Indians ; or Biography and
History of the Indians of North America, from its First
Discovery to the Year 1841. Eighth Edition, with
large Additions and Corrections. Boston, m.dccc.xlv.
tfo, doth i PomAiTiy Mapi, etc. Containi the portraits of Sir William Johnaon,
Gen. Wayne, Red-Jacket, Pocahontai, omitted ia lubaequent edidons.
609 DRAKE. A Brief Memoir of Sir Walter Raleigh ; pre-
pared for and published in the New England Historical
and Genealogical Roister for April, 1852, and now Re-
printed with Additions. Boston :
Printed far the Author for Private Distribution. 1862.
4tO| half green morocco^ gilt top, uncut ; Pobtrait of Raleigh, after the picture bjr
Zocchero, with 18 Flatxi inserted, consisting of rare Poktraits of Raleigh,
Queen Elisabeth, Drake, etc. ; Labox Patu ; only lo copies printed ; vrijr
uarce. Among the plates inserted is a fine impression of the tttettdii^Ij rare
PomAiT of Sir Walter Raleigh, engraved by Simon Pass.
610 DRAKE. The History and Antiquities of Boston, the
^ Sa Capital of Massachusetts and Metropolis of New Eng-
land, from its Settlement in 1630, to the Year 1770.
Also An Introductory History of the Discovery and Set-
tlement of New England. With Notes, Critical and
Illustrative. By Samuel G. Drake, a.m.
Boston: Published iy the Author. 1856-7.
Imp. 8to, boards, nncat.
61 1 DRAKE. A Collection of Plates to the foregoing Lot.
-^^ Boston. 1856.
612 DRAKE. The Old Indian Chronicle ; being a Collection
u ^^ of Exceeding Rare Tracts, written and published in the
Time of King Philip's War, by Persons residing in the
Country. To which are now added an Introduction and
Notes, by Samuel G. Drake. Boston : S. A. Drake. 1867.
4to, half levant morocco, uncuc
laS DKAPKK.
.613 DRAKE. Result of Some Researches Amoi% the Britii
Archives for Information Relative to the Founders
New England ; Made in the Years 1858, 1859 and iS6<
Originally Collected for and Published in the New £n|
land Historical and Genealogical Raster; and no
corrected uid Enlarged. By Samuel G. Drake, etc.
B$stBn: N. E. Hist, and Gtn. Rtgtsttr. 186
41a, pp. 143, pipn, oncntj Hat, utd * Pi-k-m.
y^ 614 DRAKE. Result of Some Researches. Third Editio
1 Boston: B-ts! afjthn fTtluH W Stn. 186
j KL 4n>, bilf monxco, naciit , Laio* Pater ; ooljr ■ law copitt priand in ibii «>
I ;
1^^615 DRAKE. The Witchcraft Delusion in New Ei^ndi
, Rise, Progress, and Termination, as exhibited by £
Cotton Mather in the Wonders of the Invisible Wori
and by Mr. Robert Calef, in his More Wonders ... wi
a Prcfiicc, Introduction, and Notes.
Rsxbury: Printidfor W. Elliot Woodward, mdccclx'
] *oli., 410, lulf red IcTiDt moncco, |ilt tttf; Laioi Patil
616 DRAKE. [The same.] Reximj. lit
) Toll., 4*0, paper, Bncnt. Wnodwird'i Hittoriul Seiia, Vat. 5-;.
! -^617 DRAPER (James). History of Spencer, Massachuset
from its Earliest Settlement to the year i860: Includi
a Brief Sketch of Leicester to the year 1753. Seco
edition enlarged and improved. fVerctster. [n. 1
Ira, half biown muroccD, |Ut top, bjr Bnd>trect| PeaTiAm.
^ 618 DRAPER (J. W.) History of the American Civil Wa
JVntf Tsri. i8(
. I Tolt., bair puiple Boncco, pk cop, oocnt, bj BruUtraet.
I
DRYDEN. 129
I
619 DRAYTON (John). Memoirs of the American Revolu-
''^^^ tion, from its Commencement to the year 1776, inclu-
sive; as relating to the State of South Carolina; and
occasionally referring to the States of North Carolina
and Georgia. Charleston. 1821.
iTob., Sto, polished calf, gilt top, uncat, by Bradttreet; Poitbait. Moireiri copy
•old for %%% in boards.
620 DRAYTON. A View of South Carolina, as Respects
'^ -2*5 her Natural and Civil Concerns. By John Drayton.
Charleston: Printed hy W. P, Toung. 1802.
8¥0, polished calf, gilt top, uncut, by Bradstreet ; uaree,
621 DRING (T.) Recollections of the Jersey Prison-Ship,
^' 00 from the manuscript of the late Capt. Thos. Dring, of
Providence. New Edition with Notes and Introduction
by Henry B. Dawson. Portraits and Plans.
Aforrisania, 1865.
Folio, uncut ; Labge Patu ; fifty copies printed. See Greene (A. 6.)
622 DRUMMOND. Origines; or, Remarks on the Origin
3 7^^ of Several Empires, States, and Cities. By the Right
Honorable Sir W. Drummond.
London: Baldwin l^ Co, 1824.
4 vols., 8vo, tree calf, gilt; fiie eofy.
'^ThetabjectB of investigation in these erudite volumes are, the early state and history
of the Babylonian and Assyrian Empires, Iran, Egypt, Phoenicia, Arabia, and
Asia Minor. His disquisitions on hieroglyphics are particularly interesting,
and he has brought much learning to bear in his attempt to unclose those
sealed books of the Egyptians.** — British Critic.
f
623 DRYDEN (John). The Fables of John Dryden, orna-
mented with Engravings by Beauclerc. London, 1797.
Folio, calf; ^ne cofy.
''When I name Dryden, I comprehend every varied excellence of our poetry. In
harmony, strength, modulation, rhythm, energy, he first displayed the full
power of the English language.** — Purs, of Ut. See ** Brit. Plut.,** iv, p.
467, and Bomett*s '< Specimens,** in, p. 467-477.
»7
130 DUCDALE.
^624 DU BARTAS, his Divine Weckes and Worket; Wit
A Complete Collection of all the other most delightfii
VVorkes, Translated and Written by that hma\i
Philomusus Josuah Sylvester, Gent. With Addition!
I LmdoH. 1641
I Folia, old ulf ) PorruiT.
I TU( work coDDiu the frimt lUmit of Hilloo'i *■ Pindiie Lot." Sa Duata 1
i "Milton'i Eirljr Reiding."
I "Both the (ciiKHi of Sflrarer, and hii otiginil poemi, publithed with it," apt
Drake, "are rimirkable for [heir inequality ; lot great beautia and {Uiii
j defecti. Hit venificatioa ii •ometimet eiqaliitel]' melodioia, and wu reu
DIMd u luch by hii contemporariet, who diitingniihed him by the tffitt
tion of lilvtr.ui^iitJ Sf/vtUT."
,^625 DUBOURG (M.) Views of (he Remains of Anciei
Buildings in Rome and its Vicinity. LonJm. 1821
4ta, doth, 16 Platu, ittuiifii/ljfiiiiiiiil lib Jrtv/in^i.
, 626 DUCH£(J.) Human Life a Pilgrimage! Or the Christis
a Stranger and Sojourner upon Earth : A Sermon, Occ
sioned by the Death of the Hon. Richard Penn, Esi
One of the Proprictarries of the Province of Pennsylv:
nia: By the Reverend Jacob Duche, m.a. Pbiladtlpbii
Printid by D. Hall, and W. StUert. MDCCLXX
8*0, s 1^ pp. 19; half morocco, gill top, uncot, by BndMrecl.
, 627 DUER (William A.) Reminiscences of an Old York*
By the late William A. Duer, ll.d., President of C
lumbia College, etc. tfnu Terk. 186
Imp. Ito, cloth, uncut j privaly frimitd for W. L. Andtcwi, Eiq. ; oolji ]j topi
ThcK articlei on Old New York originall]' appeared in the " Americ
Mail,'' 1S471 and hate become ao uarci ihu iul «ik ttfj nmU hi dMi'n
fitm tviici a rtprint tUi mri.
, 628 DUGDALE (Thomas). England and Wales Delineate
Historical, Entertaining and Commercial. Lendt
: i Tola., Sto, doth) many himdredi of Stul Plati Ii
DUPORTAIL. 131
. 6m DUNLAP (William.) History of the Rise and Progress
of the Arts of Design in the United States.
New York. 1834.
a ▼olt., 8to, half green morocco, oncut; uarce^ veryj!ne cofy,
6^0 DUNLAP. Life of Charles Brockedon Brown.
^/•^ Philadelphia. 1815.
2 vols., 8vo, half green levant morocco, gilt top, uncut; scarce,
bji DUNTON (J.) The | Life and Errors | of | John Dunton |
^ Late Citizen of London; Written by Himself in Soli-
tvde. With an Idea of a New Life ; | Wherein is Shewn
I How he'd Think, Speak, and Act, might he | Live over
his Days again : | Intermix'd with the | New Discoveries
The Author has made In his Travels Abroad, | And in
his I Private Conversation at Home. | Together with the
Lives and Characters of a Thou- | sand Persons now
Living in London, &c. Digested into Seven Stages with
their Respective Ideas.
London: Printed /or S. Maltbus. 1705.
Sm. 8vo, old calf J nfery scarce,
'< Tiiis corioQS work abounds with interesting literary history, anecdotes of Bostonians,
4x.** — Blackwoo^i Magaxiney ti, p. 26. See Prince Society.
632 DUNTON. John Dunton*s Letters from New Eng-
^^^ land. Boston: Printed for the [Prince"] Society. 1867.
4to, oncut; Lakgb Patxk. Publications of the Prince Society; only twenty copies
printed in this sixe.
. 6m dunton. [The same.]
/ Fcap 4to, oncut ; i
] Boston. 1867.
zo copies printed.
634 DUPORTAIL. Love and Patriotism! or, the Extraor-
/ ^ dinary Adventures of M. Duportail, Late Major-General
in the Armies of the United States. Interspersed with
many Surprising Incidents in the Life of the Late Cou
PulaiJci. Pbila. : Printtd by Cariy ti Maciland. 17^
615 DURER (A.) Passto Chritti. The little Passion.
/ I Complete Set of the Thirty-seven Wood-cuts by Albi
Durer Reproduced in Fac-iimile. Edited by W. '
Prime. Nnu Yvri. i8£
Rl. 4(0, bllf mnrocco j am ilijatl iftiimn tf lyfgrafJij.
I
•2 , i636D'URFEY. Wit and Mirth ; or Pills to Purge Meb
choly i Being A Collection of the best Merry Balh
and Songs, Old and New. Fitted to all Humou:
having each their proper Tune for cither Voice, or 1
I I strument: Most of the Songs being new Set. In Fi
' Volumes. The Fourth Edition. To which is added
I Mr. D'Urfcy's Songs, above One Hundred of which we
I Never before Printed: Together with his several Oj
tions spoken by himself on the Stage. Ln^
PriHttd by fV. Ptarstn^ftr J. Tonun. 1719.-J
i Tok., iimo, iprinkltd calf, gilt, red edict; virj jlut nfji titrat ' f^"'
hiTing tbe liaik w/imit, which ii often »uidn|, or replaced b; " VHi
Puifc Suu McUnchoIji," whicb hu no cannectiMi with the wink 1
richcH collection of old Eafliih tonfi. The miuic to ach loiii ii bj Bli
; I PnrceU, etc.
I I H fbc Keca of thii author are remarkable for licentionueaa, looacncM of )ealiai(
. and indeljcacj of wit, jet are very far from being devcad of merit.**
" Poor Tom Dnrfty I who would han eipected to h»e kco hit witty worki tulirii
in the manrrolofj of booki, a puniahment no doubt onring to hit and
ment ID the Tory inleml. It appear! that the memben of tbe nnowi
, ! Kit Cat Club rt^netlcd iheir (bander to bake tome mnttoa pa with D
\ tef* wocki wider tbem." — y. T.
^ . V^37 DURRIE (D. S.) Alphabetical Index to American Gen
^ r'^^' aio^es and Pedigrees. Albany. 186
I I 1*0, pp. lii, S->9G) dolb. Indiapcnaabis to tba faiala(iM.
/=
t
DWIGHT. 133
6^8 DUYCKINCK. Cyclopedia of American Literature;
*^ ^ embracing Personal and Critical Notices of Authors, and
selections from their writings, from the earliest period to
the present day. By Evart A. and George L. Duyckinck.
New York. 1866.
5 ToU., Rl. 4to, half brown morocco, gilt cop, uncut; Laigb Papxr; only loo copies
printed \ Uniqux Copy, with 297 Poitraits, Vizwi and Autographs in-
serted ; also copy of the Nt^ York Mirroty printed by Hugh Gains, loater'
coior xtino of the residence of G. C. Verplank, and tvater-color portrait of
T. Romeyn Beck.
One of the most interesting books in this collection. The autographs are peculiarly
appropriate, being, generally, letters to the Messrs. Duyckinck on the subject
of the identical articles in the " Cyclopedia.*'
DU PRATZ. See Le Page du Pratz.
DWIGHT (Jasper), pseudon. See Washington (G.)
639 [DWIGHT.] Remarks on the Review of Inchiquin's
^xfh Letters. Boston. 18 15.
8vo, half calf I Karee,
640 DWIGHT (T.) History of the Hartford Convention with
^S" a Review of the Policy of the United States Government
which led to the War of 181 2. ...
New rork: N. and J. White. 1833.
Sto, half levant morocco, gilt top.
641 DWIGHT. An Oration spoken at Hartford, on the State
3/> of Connecticut, on the Anniversary of American Inde-
pendence, July 4th, 1798. By Theodore Dwight.
I Hartford: Printed by Hudson and Goodwin. 1798.
f * %yOj pp. 31, and two other Orarions.
' 642 DWIGHT. Travels in New-England and New- York.
/ ^2^2^ By Timothy Dwight, ... Illustrated with Maps, &c.
London: fT. Bqyrus V Son. 1823.
4 ▼ols^ 8to, boards, uncut. Highly commended by the ** Quarterly ReTiew.**
i
I ^^ (S.) Further Quriet upon the Prcsc
State of the New-English Affairs. 1
S. E. Nm Ttt
Rtprinttd far Jnepb Sabin. l8(
4to, half rooroccD, gilt top ; Lards Patu \ oal; <
^^ „ 644 E. (S.) [The same.] Nnu rori. i8(
' I 4M, ODcnt) imMfafr, SiUn'i Re;nnt>, Qouto Serin, No. Tin.
I EASTON (John). Ste Munsell (J.)
^-^'645 EATON (J. H.) The Life of Andrew Jackson, ...
History of the War in the South, from the Commeix
ment of the Creek Campaign to the Termination
I Hoitilities before New Orleans. Philadelphia. \%:
. Rl. Sto, hilflcTUiI morocco, tilt top, uncut; Postvatt.
^g\ 646 EBERT (F. A.) A General Bibliographical Dictiona
I from the German of Frederic Adolphus Ebert, Librar
I to the King of Saxony, &c.
1 Oxford: at tht Univtrsity Prits. hdcccxxxi
I 4 Tol*., Sto, bilf blue monxca. A (iluaUc aod wcll.«iccutcd w«k (on the pU
I Branet), oecaiuy to ill who cnldTite bibliognph]'.
y^'
I 647 ECCENTRIC (The) Magazine; or Lives and Portn
7^\ of Remarkable Characters. With 18 Portraits.
landon, 1812-
1 Tok^ limo, calf, gilt edge*, b^ Hiydij. Coatiiiu an account of Jamet Aiti
alto Jacic tbe Painter.
EDWARDS. 135
, 648 ECKFELDT (J. R.) and DU BOIS (W. E.) A Manual ^
"^^ of Gold and Silver Coins of all Nations. Illustrated by
numerous Engravings of Coins by Joseph Saxton.
Pbiladilpbia : PubUshid at the Assay Office of the Mint. 1862.
4to, pp. xao, cloth; very acarce\ 16 Plates.
649 EDDIS (William). Letters from America, Historical and
^- y^ Descriptive, Comprising Occurrences from 1769 to 1777,
inclusive. London, mdccxcii.
8to, boardi, uncut Juu copy ; scarce. Valuable as indicating the state of public feeling
unknown to the Revolution.
650 EDGEWORTH (M.) Tales and Novels. By Maria
^ -2^ Edgeworth. ... With Engravings on Steel.
London: Simpkin. 1857.
10 vols., fcap Sto^ cal^ gUt. Includes « Moral Tales,** « Popular Tales,** « Belinda,**
«« Castle Rackrent,** « Irish Bulls,** " Self- Justification/* « Tales of Fashion-
able Life,** « Patronage,** << Ormond;** etc.
EDMUNDS (C. R.) See Washington (G.)
651 EDWARDS (Bryan). The History of the British West
^ £^ef Indies. London. 1794-1801.
3 vols., 4to^ russia ; June cofy ; Platis by Bartolosci.
** Obtain, by all means, the History of those Islands, by Bryan Edwards, the */aci/e
frimeeps* of writers in his department.** — Dibdin.
652 EDWARDS. An Historical Survey of the French Colony
'' ^^ in the Island of St. Domingo, etc. London. 1801.
410, boards, uncut ; Best edition, ** Very full and minute on almost every topic con-
nected with this island.** — Stbtxnsom.
653 EDWARDS (Ed.) Chapters of the Biographical History
'^•^^^^ of the French Academy. New Tori: [i. e. London"] 1864.
Sto, cloth, uncut.
136 EFFIOIB8,
654 EDWARDS. Memoirs of Libranesi Including a H:
Book of Library Economy by Edward Edwards.
LttuUn: Trubtur £^ G». 18
1 fdlL, S*D, clMh, Bociu j contiiw gugraviiigi frtm arlj lUSS^ Ftaimilii if I]
JmWh^i;, m. Thii impcraot work wit in pcepmtioD chinctn f
Neither France nor Oenninj' can boul of * work tidting the tnbjuii '
a dinUu comprehsniiicniM, and In En|land the work hia cenaialji Iw
,_^^SS EDWARDS. Libraries and Founders of Libraries.
Edward Edwards. Nfw Tork: G. P. PbiUi and
\\. e. LoK^n: TrSbntr ii O.] iS
,656 EDWARDS (J.) An I Account of the | Life] Of the I
Reverend | Mr. David Bratnard, | Minister of the GoS|
I Missionary to the Indians, from the | honourable Soci
in Scotland, for | the Propagation of Christian Knot
I ledge, and Pastor of a Church of | Christiaji Indians
I New Jersey. |... By Jonathan Edwards, a.m. Mini:
\ of the Gospel at Northampton. | BtsUn^ N. .
i PrinUdfor and Said by D. HtnchmaH. 17
Sto, 16 I., pp. JiG, half brown morocco.
,! 657 EDWARDS. [Another Edition.] Nm^-Havm. iS
8*0, iheepj fat ttjy.
J 658 EFFIGIES POETICS i or The Portraits of the Brii
' Poets illustrated by Notes Biographical, Critical :
Poetical. London: James Carptntir. HDCCCXl
* roll., fblio; Lar^i Papir j Prt^ Imfrtuiimi am ItJia Ptftr.
Thii beaudtiil work wu publiahed at no leu a iDm than £31. It ii the oolf (
plete Krica in an elegant form, and it adapted to illuttrale all ediiioi
(he poct^ Iram octaro 10 folio tite.
ELIOT. 137
659 EGAN (Pierce). Life in London, or the Day and Night
*" ^^ scenes of Jerry Hawthorne, Esq., and Corinthian Tom,
accompanied by Bob Logic, the Oxonian, in their Ram-
bles and Sprees through the Metropolis. With 36
Colored Plates by Cruikshank. London, [n. d.]
RI. 8to, half morocco, guilt top, uncut.
660 EGAN. Pierce Egan's Finish to the Adventures of
'X^a Tom, Jerry, and Logic, in their pursuits through Life in
and out of London ; Illustrated by 36 Scenes from Real
Life, drawn and engraved by Robert Cruikshank.
London, [n. d.]
Rl. Svo, half morocco, gilt top, uncut.
661 EGAN. The Life of an Actor. By Pierce Egan. The
^ Sa Poetical Descriptions by T. Greenwood. London, 1825.
Sto, ruttia ; 17 Colored Platu.
662 ELIOT (John). The | Holy Bible : | containing the] Old
y^OO Testament I and the New. Translated into the | Indian
Lang;uage,|and|Ordered to be Printed by the Commis-
sioners of the Vnited Colonies in New-England, | At the
Charge, and with the Consent of the | Corporation in
England | For the Propagation of the Gospel amongst the
Indians I in New-England. Cambridge: Printed by
Samuel Green and Marmaduke Johnson. \ mdclxiii. |
So. 4to, old blue morocco, gilt edges. Duplicate from the Bodleian Library.
MUttom : Title, I 1. } Dedication to King CharlcB II., 1 1 ; Liat of Books, i 1. ;
Text, AtoMaB«aBMin4s. Title : Wutku | Wutteitamentum, | Nul-
Sordumam | Jesus Christ | Nuppoquohwuiniaeneumun. | Cambridge : \ Printed
by Samuei Green and Marmaduke yohnson. | mdclzi. | I 1. ; 'verto^ blank ;
Text : Matthew to the end of Luke, sigs. A* to verso of L* ; John to Rer.
Aa to verip of Xx*, all in 4s ; i leaf blank. VVame — Ketoohomae uketoo-
homaongash | David, v to n in 4s Noowomoo, i 1. Size of printed page
in foU, 6| inches by 4f inches, or thx lkap, yf bt 5 j- imchxs.
18
IjS EUOT.
Tl)i> b, wichtmt doabc, the jbtn cfj thu hu, foe ana} yan, bean oStnd fii nlc a
it bdicTcd to be tlK Jin, in point or nu, proBTMiaii, uti intEroal omdili
(if we except ihc Bodleian Libnrr itimp, on tlie rtrenc of the udo)
injr on thi* nde of the Atlutic. The Allan cop^ mt one-ci|fath of
inch litmr. la thia copj Pioor LEjt*n an to be met with at treiT 1
pa(ei, whik in tb< Allan cop} there were few oi doh. The bindin|, lAi
i>, pcibapi, [he ariiinal, h a Jin trjtr. In than, it ii a Matulbi Cor
SiK, it, f^rtisM, im Jn. iSSI./tr Ma. Kv:t,ilu LEAF OF CONTENTS kMii
upfliid frim tMBtitr Off, Mid ii it ima tbitiMtify c—tflm. It bnmi
$1130 at the BnKe Sale.
AnuHif the Danjr pmnta of interat which tbii book poaaenca, not the leaK ii
bc^ that it ii the luigtuge of a lurion no longer in ciiiteBce, and ii aln
the onlf moaomeiDt of the ncc ) another, thu it ii fit fira BIBLE f
liJ»d in lifi nmnlry. The *«]r light of It caoled the ^Baiot Cot
Huhei to eicUlm ! " Btkld, jt j^iricami, lit piaiat konr thtt tmtr
ittn panmkiTi tf! Tkii 11 rit smij BnLE lUt trtr wm frimttd it
t^trit; Jrtm tkt vtrj fimndstitm tflkt tFirld."
nanwa of the Bookt are retained *a in the Engliah lenioni, and inch word
were nnluowo to the Indiana are retained with an Indian tenninatioa, i
! aa chembimJdi, etc. The loageat word ia (Mark, i, 40] : Wiuteppi
nkquiUDiiaowcbtankqaob, aignifjing "kneeling down to him."
According Id Thomai {" Hiat. of Printing"), Tamiy Cefiii •mfy tf lit Dt£ctii»
JCli^ Citrin mri frimlid f but Dr. O'Callaghan eipiemea aome dsnbti
chia point.
Jom Eiicrr, the celebrated miauouary among the Indiana, waa bcvIji wxtf j
I paatoi of the church at Roibor^r, in Maaaacfanaetla. He ia uanally cal
, "The Apoitle of the Indiana." He made everr exerdon to pnmon
I wetlare of the Indian tribe* — be atimulated many cletgjrmeo to engig
the miaaionarr work ; and, although he moumed over the atopdit)! of m
who preferred darkneal Co light, yet he lind to aec twcntf-lbor of ibe 1
pcr-colored abortginet lellow-preachen of the Goapel of ChrlaL He
I leawd an inflneace oiet the Indiana which no other miaalonaiy could obi
and waa their ahield in 1G75, during King Pbilip'a war, when icsn
the people of MaaaacbuaetO, actuated bj the moat infuriate tpirit, inia
; to haTe deatrofcd them. He auSered CTerj abuae lor bia friendahip to th
bat nothing could quench the diiine charity which glowed in hii b
Hia firmneai — hia aeal — hia Iieuc*olence at thia period, increaae4 the
luitre of hia character.
; Eucr'a great work waa thia latouif Biui. It wai three yeua in the p«*a, and
ELIOT. 139
ytrf great TrrooiAPnCAi. Cuuoott ; and, it 11 said, that there are not now
more than two penont Hying who can read the language in which it ii written.
Cotton Mather, in hit <* Magnalia,** mendont that Eliot wrote the whole of thu great
work wirh one pen. Thomas, in his *< History of Printing/* supposes, if
this was so, it must have been a metal pen, and not a goose quill. That,
howeTer, by no means follows.
Tbe Corporation for Propagating the Gospel among the Indians seem to hare folt
great interest in the publication of this Bible. In 1660, they engaged Mar-
maduke Johnson, and sent him to America to assist in printing that Biblx.
And, in a letter dated <<Cooper*s Hall in London, April 28. 1660,** and
directed to the Comminioners of the United Colonies, they write :
** Wee have out of our desire to further a worke of soe greate consemment, agreed
with an able printer for three yeares upon the tearmes and conditions en-
closed. Wee desire you at the earnest request of Mr. Johnson, the printer,
and for hb inconrragement in thb undertaking of printing the Bible in the
Indian language, his name may bee mentioned with others as a printer and
person that hath been instrumentall therein ; for whose diet, lodging and
washing wee desire you to take care of.**
The Commissioners, in their answer, say :
* The printers doubt not but to print a sheete every weeke, and compute the whole to
amount to a hundred and Hhy sheets,** which the collation shows to be
ncariy the fact.
663 ELIOT. Mamvsse Wunneetupanatamwe Up-Biblum
^00 God Naneeswe Nukkone Testament kah wonk Wusku
Testament. Ne quoshkinnumuk nashpe Wuttinncumoh
Christ noh asoowesit John Eliot. Nahohtoeu outchetot
Printeuoomuk. Cambridge :
Printcuoop nashpe Samuel Green, mdclxxxv.
Thb wcood edition, unfortunately, lacks the pages before Oenesb, Chap, iz, 28, and
the title-page b copied lirom another source. It is otherwise perfect, and
a hu copy, with a prefatory note by Gabriel Furman, from which ,we have
made extracts in the note to Lot 662.
Mr. Eliot also had the superintendence of thb edition j and, in hb letter to the Hon.
Robert Boyle, Prendent of the Corporation, he acknowledges the reception
of nine hundred pounds sterling, in three payments, for carrying it through
the press. Eliot, however, had to give part of hb salary towards printing
the work.
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BLLICOTT.
Thb edidon went to preti in the year i6to, and was not completed till the beginniiig
of 1686. EHot died, May ao, 1690, aged about eighty-six yean, laying his
labon were poor and small, and exhorting those who surroonded hit bed
to pray. Hts last words were, ** Welcome, joy.**
For further particulars concerning this Biblx, the reader may consult ** O'Callaghan'i
« Lbt of Bibles,** and Sabin*s « Catalogue of Allan's Library,** No. IG13,
/^^ ^^664 ELIOT. Tears of Repentance : | Or, A further jNarra-
I tive of the Progress of the Gospel | Amongst the | Indians
I I in I New-England: I Setting forth, not only their present
state and condition, but sundry Confessions of sin | by
diverse of the said Indians, wrought upon | by the saving
Power of the Gospel ; Together | with the manifestation
of their Faith and Hope | in Jesus Christ, and the Work
of Grace upon | their Hearts. | Related by Mr. Eliot and
Mr. Mayhew, two Faithful Laborers | in that Work of
the Lord. | Published by the Corporation for propagating
the Gospel there, for the | Satisfaction and Comfort of
such as wish well thereunto. | [Motto.]
London: Printed by Peter Cole in Leaden-Hall^ ana
are to be Sold at \ his Sbop^ at the Sign of the Printing-
Prcsi in Cornhill^\near the Royal Exchange. 1653. |
Sm. 4to, 18 l.y pp. 47, polished calf, by W. Pratt; am extrewielj rare xnlMme.
cf V7 ^^5 ELIOT. A Biographical Dictionary of the First Settlers
of New-England. Salem, 1809.
8to, half green levant morocco, gilt top, oncot.
J^ ^y^'/ ^^^ ELLICOTT (A). Journal of Andrew Ellicott, late
I Commissioner on behalf of the United States for De-
j termining the Boundary Between the United States and
I the Possessions of his Catholie Majesty in America.
Philadelphia. 1814*
4to, boards, oncot ; Mats \ uaree in tkU condition. One of the earliest books by aa
an American author, which describes the vast regions traTened by the Com-
mission.
EMANUEL. 141
667 ELLIOT (D. G.) The Birds of North America. By
/ 7"^ D. G. Elliot, F.L.s. F.z.s.
New Tor k: Published by the Author. 1866.
15 parti, folio, in boards. TKvtJime work describct the birds which are not included
in the works of Audubon or Wilson, and this is the firxt set ever offered
for sdte by auction,
668 ELLIOT (J.) The Debates in the Several State Con-
^ ^7jx tions, on the Adoption of the Federal Constitution, as
Recommended by the General Convention at Philadel-
phia, in 1787. Together with the Journal of the Fed-
eral Convention, Luther Martin's Minutes, Yates's
Minutes, Congressional Opinions, Virginia and Ken-
tucky Revolutions of '98-^99. Philadelphia, 1866.
5 vols., Sto, sheep ; heti edition.
669 ELLIOTT (S.) A Sketch of the Botany of South Caro-
-^-^ Una and Georgia. Charleston^ S. C: J, R, Scbenck. 1821.
a vols., 8yo, boards, uncut; 12 Platxs; very scarce,
670 ELLIS. Polynesian Researches, ... in the Society and
^J^ Sandwich Islands. New Tori. 1833.
4 vols., iimo, half calf.
671 ELSEMORE (Moses). Life of Rev. John N. Maffitt.
^^ New Tork. 1848.
SvOy pp, 31. (l); PoiTBAIT.
672 [ELY {Rev. J.)] Journal of the Stated Preacher of the
2S" Hospital and Almshouse, in New York, for 181 1.
New Tork. i8ia.
I2mo; very scarce,
673 EMANUEL (H.) Diamonds and Precious Stones : Their
0 aa History, Value, and Distinguishing Characteristics. With
simple tests for their Identification. London. 1865.
Pott 8v0| cloth, uncut ; Platis.
142 ikolamd'
cT^
cT^
7^-
674 EMERSON (W.) An Hittorical Sketch of the Fii
Church in Boston. Bisttn. 181
Iro, pp. 154, boirfj, UKU.
675 EMMONS (Richard). The Fredonud or Indcpenden
Preserved, An Epick Poem on the War of 1812. Seco
Edition. PhilafUlpbia. i%-.
Tob., ilmo, half mococco, (ill top) PtwrmAir of Liftjenc ioKitnl.
676 EMMONS {Col. William.) The Battle of Bunker H
or the Temple of Liberty. Sixth Edition. Btittn. \%i
■ imo, boirda \ Poitiatt of the iDthar.
677 EMORY (William H.) Report on the United States a
Mexican Boundary Survey, made under the Direction
the Secretary of the Interior. ff^aibingim. 18;
Tob.| 4*0, clocb I Vol. a it comparadielr ictrti. Coauini the nininl lunoij of
678 ENGEL (E. B. d'). Essai sur cette Question: Qui
et Comment I'Amerique a-t-elle ete peuplee d'bomn
d'animaux? Amsttrdam. 171
4to, cdf J a cmriua htek.
The inthot ledarci the theoria of Orodoi, Do Laet, Honiiia, ind other wiiun
the origin of the Americuu nntciubli^-thit America wu peopled (be
the Dcinge) by i nee tuperior ro the preicnt — thit the Deluge did
extend to America, and chat the ptincipal tbeoriet of the Deluge are on
ouj, particularly that of Wblatan, He girea hit ovro cheortei on all tl
pranti, a> well at upon many othen of equally high iatereit, not eidiu
the OrigiM tflki Nt[n.
.679 ENGLAND'S WORTHIES: Under whom All
Civill and Bloody Warrcs, since Anno 1642 to Ar
1647, "'^ Related, wherein are Described, the Sevci
Battails, Encounters, and Assaults, of Cities, Town
ESQUBMELING. I43
and Castles, as also Several Victories by Sea, by the
Noble Admiral, Robert Earle of Warwick.
London: Printed 1647. Reprinted, 1819.
4to, half red morocco. Each biognphical sketch illustrated by a Fmx Postiait.
ENGLISH DRAMA. See Roxburghe Library.
680 ENGLISHMAN'S (An) Answer, | to the | Address, | from
2 Jf" the Delegates, | to the | People of Great-Britain, | in | A
Letter | To | The Several Colonies, | which were | Repre-
sented I in the late | Continental Congress. |
New^York: Printed hy James Rivington. M,DCC,LXXV.
8to^ pp. a6y half morocco, uncut. Perhaps by Dr. Linde.
681 ERSKINE (J. £.) Cruise among the Islands of the
-^ 'i-^ Western Pacific. London^ 1853.
8to, half calf, gilt; Colokxo Platu. The first British expedition for officially in-
specting the great group of islands in the Western Pacific.
682 [ESQUEMELING (J.)] Piratas de la America. Tradu-
^ ^^ dda per el I>w de Buena-Maison. CoU Agr, 1681.
4to, half calf. From the Emperor Maximilian's Library, wth his Book Plats ; a rar*
SfamisA veruM.
683 ESQUEMELING. Bucaniers | of | America : | Or, a true
^^ ^^ I Account I of the I Most remarkable Assaults | Committed
of late years upon the Coasts of | The West-Indies, | By
the Bucaniers of Jamaica and Tortuga, | both English
and French. I Wherein are contained more especially,!
the unparallel'd Exploits of Sir Henry Morgan, our En- 1
glish Jamaican Hero, who sack'd Puerto Velo, burnt
Panama, &c. | Written originally in Dutch, by John Es-
quemeling, one of the | Bucaniers, who was present at
those Tragedies: and thence translated into Spanish by
Alonso de Bonne-Maison, Doctor of | Physick, and Prac-
titioner at Amsterdam | Now faithfully rendered iai
English . Landan : \ Printtdfar IVtlSam Oui
at the Grttit Dragtn witb-\nit TtmfU. i68.
* Tok., 41a, puaeled ulf j fit t»fj.
J ,^684 ESTAING {Cemtt d'). Le Plaisir, Poeme en VI cban
Par feu le Comte D'Estaing. Nouvelle Edition.
A Parit: Chrt C, Mtrcitr ... ii.DCC.zct
3SD10, tiMUifiillj hmmJ iu mmett, atrt gib ; Lirrxa ligned bjr D'&tiiai, intiodi
iof t fticnd to Hon. John Hucock, June llth, 1783, iiucrtcdj ccnr.
I
I
{.-fa
685 ETLICHEjZu dieser Zeit niche unn&tze|Fragen|Ub
Eimge|Schrift-Stellen,|Welche|Von den Liebhabcni d
lautern WahrheitjDeutlich erdrtert zu werden gcwu
schet hat | Ein ] Wahrheit-forschender in America, | im ja
1 742 : 1 So deutlich und cinfaltig eronert als es ihm moglii
gewcsen ist; und | in Jblgendcr klarcn und bequein<
Form benusgegeben I Von einemjEnecht Jesu Christi.
Pbihdtlpbia : Gtdruckt und zu haien ity B. Fraitilin. | [n. (
4ta, pp. 14, half cilf, uncut.
ETOURNEAU (M.) &i Washington (G.)
686 EULOGIES on Catboun, Clay, and V^Tebster.
fVaibingtan. l8j
in, pp. t], loj, 4S, cloth j Thku PoiTVArn.
687 EVANS (G. W. D.) The Classic and Connoisseur
Italy and Sicily. Lendon. l8j
} Toll., Sto, doth, UDCM. Ahlf compilcil fhnn ill preceding publicidcmi on
■Dbjecl, including Eonact ind Hoire, compleced bjr the tnTcIa of the cdi
688 EVANS (I.) A | Discourse | Delivered | Near York
Vii^nia,|on the | Memorable Occasionjof the|SuTTCDii
EVANS. 145
of the British Army | to the | Allied Forces of America
and France, | before | The Brigade of New- York Troops
and the Division of | American Light-In&ntiy, under the
Command of the | Marquis de la Fayette. | By Israel
Evans, a.m. | Chaplain to the Troops of New-Hamp-
shire. I Philadelphia : \
Printed hy Francis Bailey. M.DCC.LXXXii.
8 TO, pp. 45, half red morocco ; uaret,
689 EVANS (J.) Memoirs of the Life and Writings of the
f Cf a Rev. William Richards, ll.d. Who Died at Lynn, Sep-
tember 13, 1 8 19, in the sixty-ninth year of his age.
With some Account of the Rev. Roger Williams. By
John Evans, a.m. Chiswici:
Printed iy Charles Wittingham^ College House. 1819.
Syo, pp. zzzii, 396, boards, uncut ; PoiTtAiT.
690 EVANS (L.) Geographical, Historical, Political, Philo-
/y a a sophical, and Mechanical Essays. The First, Containing
an Analysis Of a General Map of the Middle British
Colonies in America; And of the Country of the Con-
federate Indians: A Description of the Face of the
Country; The Boundaries of the Confederates; And
the Maritime and Inland Navigations of the several
Rivers and Lakes contained therein. By Lewis Evans.
Philadelphia: Printed by B. Franklin and D. Hall, mdcclv.
4to, pp. IT, 3a, calf, antitiue ; Jine C9py with the Map, usually deficient.
691 EVANS (Nathaniel). Poems on Several Occasions, with
some other Compositions. Philadelphia. 1772.
8vo, thcep. Among the tubscribert to this rare volume of early American poetry
were Got. Franklinj of New Jersey ; Governor Eden, of Maryland ; Hugh
Gaine, Joaeph Galloway, Dr. Duch^ Gen. Wayne, Wm. Paca, etc
»9
146 BTtRtTT.
693 EVANS (R. H.) Old Billidi, Historical and Nuntivc
Landm. i8l(
4 voU^ crown Sto, bomb, ancut i ictra in Oui coniiliaci.
693 EVE (The) of San-Pietro. A TaU. Lmubn. 180^
] Tok^ psM Ifo, green morocco, fill cdga | tMm. From tbe Piincot Sofliii
694 EVELYN (J.) The Miscellaneoui Works of Jc^o £vi
lyn, Esq. Edited b^ G. W. Upcott, Esq. Lrndtn. til.
4to, boinU, DDCDI; ttra.
Thb Tolome inelndn, '*Thc HilEoi; ind An of Ciulca|nphj ind EotnTiDf <
Copper," New Way of EngnTing, or Meuo Tinto," "The Quitac
Almtatc," " Hutof7 of Three Uu Fudoin Impooen," "The Lidi>
Dreaiag Room Unlockeit," Ne«> iiDm BnuwU Unmuk'd,' e<c.
yA(t9S EVERETT (A. H.) An Oration ... Holliston, Mass. .
F«urth of July, 1839, ... BttitH. 1831
Bto, pp. 48 i abo at Ami, iIjO, Ito, pp. 47, tad " Defence of Mr. Jeflenoo," ti
pp. 76, three trmcn.
7^696 EVERETT (E.) Address ... at the National Cemetci
at Gettysbui^. Batten. t86
lio, doth, pp. I7 j Two U«n.
■/c
697 EVERETT. Dorchester in 1630, 1776, and 1855. J'
Oration delivered on the Fourth of July, 1855. I
Edward Everett. Also an Account of the Procecdini
in Dorchester at the Celebration of the Day.
BosUn: D. Clapp. 185
Sto, pp. riii, ijS, cloth.
698 EVERETT. A Eulogy on the Life and Character
John Quincy Adams, dehvered at the request of tl
Legislature of Massachusetts, in Faneuil Hall, April i
1848. By Edward Everett. Bastan. 184
Itc^ pp. 71 j •oeood edUoa.
EVERETT. 147
699 EVERETT. Eulogy on John Quincy Adams.
^cT" Boston. 1848.
Svo. Imcribcd, <* Hon. WiUUm Kent, 'and the best retpectt of Edward ETerett.**
700 EVERETT. Eulogy on Lafayette. Boston. 1834.
//a .
8 TO, half morocco, gilt top, ancat.
701 EVERETT. Eulogy on Thomas Dowse, of Cambridge-
2'S port, Pronounced before the Massachusetts Historical
Society 9th Dec. 1858, With the Introductory Address
by Robt. C. Winthrop, President of the Society ; and an
Appendix. Boston. 1859.
8to j a few copies privately printed,
702 EVERETT. A Memoir of Mr. John Lowell, Junr.
2*^ Boston. 1840.
tvo, pp. 84. Inicribed, <* Hon. William Kent, with the kind regards of Edward
Everett."
703 EVERETT. An Oration. Cambridge, [July 4, 1826.]
^^ Boston. 1826.
Sto, pp. 51, oncnt; aecond edition j also, Oration, Ckarlesfwn^ >S^3> S^o, pp. 43,
and another.
704 EVERETT. Orations and Speeches on Various Occa-
•^ ^fS sions. By Edward Everett. Second Edition.
Boston: Charles C. Little and yames Brown. 1850-59.
3 ToU.! fl« S^o» dothy uncut \ Laios Papbr. Uniform with the large paper editioni
of Adamty Bancroft, Fraifklin, Wkafaington, and Webater.
705 EVERETT. A Memorial of Edward Everett, from the
>^ ^4^ City of Boston. Portraits of Everett.
Boston: Printed by order of the City Council, mdccclxy.
4tOy cloth, pp. 315 } 2 PoKTftAinj 100 Gopiea only printed.
148 BXTKACTS.
J706 EVERETT. Memorial of Edward Everett.
I Publiihed by tbt Niw Bnilai
I Hiiteritait^ Geniahgieal Secitty. Batten. MDCCClz
4(0, pipo, uncut; Poitiait on Ihdia PafU, uid Vun of Mr. Enrctt'i libm} •
birtb-plic«j Illdmihatid TiTLij 7J copict frhiaify frirnti tm tititd h
fafrr. Sa Onaoi (S.), aid Wvhlngton (G.)
707 EXTRACTS From the Votes and Proceedings Of i
American Continental Congress, Held at Philadelphia i
the 5th of September 1774. Containing The Bill
I Rights, A List of Grievances, Occasional Resolves, t
Association, an Address to the People of Great-Britai
and a Memorial to the Inhabitants of the British Ame
can Colonies. Published by order of the Congress.
Philadelphia: Printtd by ^tlUam a
Thtmas Bradford. Octabtr ijtb, h,dcc,LXI:
' Ito, hilt alt; PoiTUun, Pum, Patu Mohit, etc., iniened. Thb cop;
contiuu IB orifinil MS. docamcnt, ud uity-ttine liiDUant of injinii
I who "io htnhj oblige ounelra Ri abide hjr ind conform to the nn
it ran ttahmfrtrj ftftr.
FAIRHOLT.
149
ABLES. Fifty-One Original Fables.
Embellished with Eighty-five Original
Designs by R. Cruikshank.
London, 1833.
8yo, doth. Includes a transUdon of Plutarch's '' Ban-
quet of the Sages.**
700 FACETIiE. Musarum Deliciae: or. The Muses Recrea-
^* ^^ tion. Conteining Severall Pieces of Poetique Wit. By
Sn J. M. and Ja. S. 1656. And Wit Restored, in
Severall Select Poems, not formerly publish't. 1658.
Also Wits Recreations, Selected from the Finest Fancies
of Moderne Muses. With A Thousand Out-hndish
Proverbs. Printed from Edition 1640, with all the
Wood Engravings, and Improvements of subsequent
Editions. To which are now added Memoirs of Sir
John Mennis and D^ James Smith. With A Pre&ce.
London: Printed iy T. Davison, 18 17.
1 vols., pott Svo, half morocco, uncut ; only 1 50 copies printed. Edited by Thomas
Park and Edward Dubois. The &mous couplet,
** He that fights and runs away,
May live to fight another day,**
generally ascribed to *< Hudibras,** is in this work.
710 FAIRBAIRN (J.) Crests of the Families of Great Britain
^^ and Ireland Compiled from the best Authorities by
James Fairbairn and Revised by Laurence Butters.
Edinburgh: T. C. Jack, [i860?]
z vols., 4to, Lamgx Papu \ India Pkoof Imfiissions of the Platbs. The most
complete work on the subject.
711 FAIRHOLT (F. W.) The Civic Garland. A Collec-
'^ <fcf tion of Songs from London Pageants. London. 1845.
Post StOi half red morocco, gilt top, nnciit.
ISO
PAURIBL.
f
i7/f
/^/:»
^-
\jfdy
712 FAIRHOLT. Miscellanea Graphica. Representations
of Ancient, Mediaeval and Renaissance Remains in the
possession of Lord Londesborough. Drawn, Engraved
and Described by F. W. Fairholt, with Historical Intro-
duction by Thomas Wright. London. 1857.
Rl. 4tO| cloth ; 44 Stul Engravxhgs, many illuminattd in gold and niori^ and Domer-
out Wood ENCiAvmot. A beautiliil and interesting volume, illostnting an
extensive and uni^ collection of Aucient, Meoijbval, and REMABsaRcz
Remains.
713 FANNING (David). The Narrative of Col. David Fan-
ning, (a Tory in the Revolutionary virar With Great
Britain ;) Giving an Account of his Adventures in North
Carolina, From 1775 to 1783, as written by himself,
with an Introduction and Explanatory Notes.
Richmond^ Va. : Printed for Private Distribution only,
1 866. In the first year of the Independence of the
Confederate States of Jmerica.
4to, half red morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradstreet ; 50 copies, prhfmtely frinttd^ oo
t/kin writing p^r f very uaree,
714 FANNING. [The same. Reprinted.] New York. 1865.
Rl. 8vo, half morocco, uncut, gilt top ; Laags Papu ; only 50 copies printed b this
site. Sabin*s Reprints, Second Series, No. i.
71s FANNING. [The same.] New rtrk. i%bs
8 TO, uncut; Small Papsa (1 copies).
716 FARNHAM (Luther). A Glance at Private Libraries.
Boston. 1855.
8to ; uarc9. The principal collections mentioned in the above work are thocc of
Webster, TScknor, LiTerroore, Hosmer, Lawrence, Prescott, Ererett, Choate,
Crowninshield, Sparks, Parker, and Adams.
717 FAURIEL(C.) History of Proven9al Poetry. Translated
from the French, by G. S. Adler. New Tori. i860.
8to, pp. zl, 496, doth, uncot.
FELTHAM. I'SI
718 FEDERALIST (The):|A Collection |of| Essays,! written
2*? ^Cf in favour I of the | New Constitution, | as agreed upon by
the Federal Convention, | September I7,<%787. |
Niw-'Tork: S. bf A. McLean, mdcclxxxviii.
1 vob^ itmoy richly bound in lerant morocco, gilt top, uncut, by F. Bedford ; fint
edition, of great rarity in this condition. Sold at Morrell*t tale for $32.
Vol. n it printed on paper somewhat larger than that of Vol. i ; in this copy,
Vol. I is stilted to range in height with Vol. n.
719 FCEDERALIST: A Collection of Essays, written in
-2- 2*5^ fiivor of the New Constitution, as Agreed upon by the
Foederal Convention, September 17, 1787. Reprinted
from the original text, with an Historical Introduction
and Notes by H. B. Dawson. Morrisania^ N. T, 1864.
Imp. Sto, Vol. I ; LAacx Papis ; only 150 copies printed ; PomArr of Hamilton
on India Papia. Vol. u b not yet (and probably never will be) published ;
but the entire text is included in this Tolnme.
720 FEDERALIST (The) ; a Commentary on the Constitu-
2 /7>^ _tion of the United States. A Collection of Essays by
Alexander Hamilton, Jay, and Madison. Also the Con-
tinentalist, and other Papers, by Hamilton, Edited by
John C. Hamilton. Philadelphia. 1865.
1 Tols., imp. Syo, cloth, uncut edges ; LAmox Papxx ; 100 copies printed.
721 FELLOWS (John). The Veil Removed; or, Reflec-
^J tions on David Humphey's Essay on the Life of Israel
Putnam, etc. New Tori. 1843.
lamoy pp. 331.
722 FELTHAM (Owen). Resolves, Divine, Moral, Political.
^' d^ London. 1840.
4to, half mcyocco, g^lt top, uncut} But idittM of this highly esteemed old book; for a
notice of which, tee tht ** RetrotpectiYe Review,** i, pp. 343-55, uid the
*'Ccnsan Liteiaria.**
^ ^ j723 FELT (J. B.) An Hiftorical Account of Mamchaa
1/ ' Currencv. Baltn. i8
Ivo, hut brown picvocco, ^t top.
Currency.
/!/-*1
724 FELT.
History of Ipiwich, Essex, and Hamilton.
Ito, pp. IT, 304, clDth.
/^^\
i / 1 725 FEMALE REVIEW. Life of Deborah Sampson
'^ ^ ■^^ Female Soldier in the War of the Revolution, with
Introduction and Notes by Jno. A. Vinton. BaiUii. t8
I Sm. 410, nncuti PoiTmAiT} only two hBudred md Gft) copic* priatEd.
J 726 FEMALE REVIEW. [The same.] BuUn. 18
I Rl. 41a, uncut; Lusi Patu; onlf tblrtjr-fiie co^et prioled. For the arigiui cdi
)« [Sunpwn (Dibonh)].
727 FENELON. Les Avanturcs dc Telcmaque fils d'Ul;
Par la Mothe Fenelon ... Nouvcllc Edition ... avec
Notes ... Le tout cnrichi de Planches St de Vigne
qui ont rapport au sujet.
J Ltfdt cbfx J. de Wttsttin. MDC
Folio, morocco mn, gilt edga oTcr mirblc; iflimJid tfjt Euilt ui4 Buli
Imtuboh) of the Platul
^~- ^1-728 FERGUSON (A.) Biographical Skcicb|or|Memoir!
Lieutenant-Colonel | Patrick Ferguson: | ori^oally
tended for the | British Encyclopedia. | By Adam Fei
son, LL.D.j... ESHburgh:\Printtd by fabn Aieir. iSi
i*o, pp. }6j PoanAiT; vtrj ran. Fergwon wii killed U the butle of K
1, S. C, Oct. 7, 1780,
Sterne, with Miscellani
Londaii. 1!
u tiiccd Sterne through the H
7 i / , '7^9 FERRIAR. Illustrations of
Essay)
1 Toli., pott Sto, bilf green
. Feniu, with mott lingulic pitience
•oorcei whence he borrowed moet of hi> leuniDg, and aunj of bu
■Biking end pecnUu •xpntMou." — Sn W. Soott.
PINCH. 153
730 [FESSENDEN (T. G.)] Terrible Tractoration ! a Podti-
/ ^^ cal Petition against Galvanistic Trumpery, and the Per-
kinistic Institution. In Four Cantos. New Tork. 1 804.
ixmo, calf.
FESTIVAL of Song. See [Saunders (F.)]
731 FEUCHTWANGER (G.) A Popular Treatise on Gems,
2. ^^ In reference to their Scientific Value: ... With Elegant
Illustrations. New Tork. 1859.
ismo, cloth.
732 FIELDING (H.) Tom Jones ; ou histoire d*un enfant
^ ^€P trouve. Paris: Didot. 1833.
4 vob., Sto, morocco extra, gilt edget, with many BxAunroL Stsxl Platis. The
austere author of ** Pantiits of Literature** includes Tom Jones in the novels
necessary to be read.
f 733 FILSON (J.) The Discovery, Settlement And present
'^^^ State of Kentucke: and An Essay towards the Topog-
raphy, and Natural History of that important Country.
To which is added An Appendix, containing the Ad-
ventures of Col. Daniel Boon, one of the First Settlers,
comprehending every important Occurrence in the Politi-
cal History of that Province. By John Filson.
Wilmington : printed by James Adams. 1 784.
8voy red levant morocco, gilt top, uncut, by F. Bedford \ PoaTRAxr of Boone \ Avto-
GaATH LxTTXxs of Todd and Daniel Boone \ Documents signed by Lord
Dunmore, Stephen Trigg, and John Todd ; Avtograpm of O. R. Clark ;
An Account with Col. John Bowman ; Maf fW)m the French Edition \
and PoETiAiT of Clark inserted ; jint eofy of the original edition of this rare
tract. It may be well to mention that the map announced in this edition
was never published.
734 FINCH (J-) Travels in the United States and Canada.
^ %6<a London. '833.
Syo, half calf, gilt. Includes notices of geology and mineralogy.
20
4i -.
154
FISKE.
^5" V^/
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^:/4
735 FINDEN. Landscape Illustrations of the Bible, consist-
ing of Views of the most remarkable places mentioned
in the Old and New Testaments from Original Sketches
uken on the Spot. Engraved by W. and E. Finden.
With Descriptions by the Rev. Thomas H. Thornc.
London : John Murray, mdcccxxxti.
2 vol., 4to; BuLLiANT PtooF iMPtBmont. &« alto Byron (Lord), Lot No. 325.
736 FINDLEY (William). History of the Insurrection, in
the Four Western Counties of Pennsylvania ; in the year
MDCCXciv, with a Recital of the circumstances specially
connected therewith ; and an Historical View of the Pre-
vious situation of the country. Philadelphia, mdccxcvi.
Svo, half morocco, gilt top, uncut ; uarce in this condition. MorrelPt copy sold ((x
$19.50. See Bnckenridge (H. M.)
737 FINLEY (G.) A Complete Series of the Historical
Works of George Finley.
London. 1844-61.
7 volt., Svoy cloth, uncut. Comprising, Oreece under the Romans, 1844 — Medicral
Greece and Trebisond, 1851 — History of the Bysantine Empire, from 716
to 1057 — History of the Byzantine and Greek Empires, from 1057 to
1454 — History of Greece under Othoman and Venetian dominition — His-
tory of the Greek Revolution, 2 vols.
. ^ x^3^ [FISCHER.] Bibliotheca Mejicana. London. 1869.
> 8vo, uncut. Father Fischer was chaplain to the Emperor Maximilian.
r"^*
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739 FISHER (Charles F.) Catalogue of the Library of J. B.
Fisher, Containing many Choice and Curious Books,
mostly in Elegant and Substantial Bindings, Sold at Auc-
tion, March 5, 1866. Philadelphia, 1866.
4to, paper, uncut ; Lakgs PApsa ; only fifteen copies printed. The cover title reads,
** A Private Gentleman's Library,** which %vill, doubtless, distinguish it from
the ** rest of mankind.**
740 FISKE {Dr. Oliver). An Oration, Worcester, ... July
4. 1797- fyorcistir: Isaiah Thomas j Jr. [i797»]
4to \ nftry uarce.
M FLEMING and TIBBINS. Royal Dictionary English
' and French and French and English. Paris: Didot. 1863.
'oil., 410, half mOTocco utn, gilt \atMt and topi ; bta idition ; iflindid iipy. Com-
^Icd (Tom the diclianuio of Juhnion, Todd, Aah, Webitcr, ind Cnbbt, from
the lut edition of Chimbiuil. Gicntr, and J. Demiriere^ tha uich editioa
df the gnmmitical diccioniry afltiveaui, Boiite'l "Lnicon," etc.
p FOOTE (S.) The Works of Samuel Fooie, Esq.
' Landtn. 1799.
I vol!., Sio, halfodf, gilt j kttti£lim.
t3 FORCE (P.) American Archives; consisting of a Col-
^ lection of Authentick Records, State Papers, and Letters
and other notices of Public Affairs; the whole forming A
Documentary History of the Origin and Progress of the
Notrh American Colonies; of the Causes and Accom-
plishment of the American Revolution, and of the Con-
stitution of Government for the United States to the
Final Ratification Thereof. Washington. 1837.
larth Sena, j toIi., Fifth Serin, 4 vols. ; together, 9 toll., folio, half nuiia. The
great finintain-head of hittorical documeaD. The other letiea hate not been
pobluhed. &e «/» "Sute Papen."
H. FORCE. Tracts and other Papers, relating principally to
' the Origin, Settlement, and Prepress of the Colonies in
North America, from the Discovery of the Country to
the Year 1776. Collected by Peter Force.
ffashingtsn: Ptter Force. 1836.'
■oil., Its, half bcowa morocco, uDCUC, by Btaditieet. A moat TaBiuble coUection,
45 FORD (John). Fame's Memorial ; An El^y upon the
i Earl of Devonshire. Edited by Joseph Haslewood.
Ktnt: Printtd at the private press of Ltt Priorj. 1819..
Sto, half brown niDracco, ^ top.
FOSBROOKB'S.
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hilf (ncn moracco, gill tAftt j loo Fnii Couiuii Purm.
k4 (A) of Prayer, ... for a General Fast. 177
CO. The pnycr for our cuemia rdalci to the Americu RcKJBliHi
lEST (E.) Catalogue of the Library of Edw
rest. Compiled by Joseph Sabin. Pbiladtlphia. 1S6
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!YTH (J. S.) The Antiquary's Portfolio, or Cabir
ction of Historical & Literary Curiosities, on Subjei
cipally connected with the Manners, Customs, a
rals ... of Great Britain, during the Middle and Lai
s. By J. S. Forsyth. In Two Volumes.
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^lopaedia of Antiquities. London. 1825-3
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od libnrj ihoald be irithoM it." — Liltrttj Ckrmiielt.
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J FOSTER (D.) A Sermon preached before His Excel-
f~ Icncy John Hancock, Esq. Govcrnour; His Honor
Samuel Adams, Esq. Lieutenant-Govcrnour ; The Hon-
ourable the Council, Senate, and House of Representa-
tives, of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, May 26,
1790. Being the day of General Election. By Daniel
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Par'n: L. Curmer. 1866.
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copia aniT pabliihed, tbr lubicTibcn.
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t5tb ceniuiy illumiDiIor ind painter than to the bciutifiil art of chroroo-
Uthognphy — an art which Curmer bai done at mnch to tefiae ai lajr man in
Europe — witnea the " Houn o( Anne of Brilannj," " Imitation of Chiiit,"
etc. Foucquet wai ptinter to Charlei VII and Louii XI, Pope Eugene
IV, and minUlnml to Stephen CheTalier, Treaiilrer of France, etc., and fa'u
wotlu eatended lioin about 1443 to 1510.
CK wnki coniiM either of entire pagei of illumiaauil miniamrfi or of itBaiifiil
fitriaud itriiri, Facuuilu of the original, in gold and colon. Vol. ii con-
taiu a complete eipoaidon of the illumination!, etc., and a life of Foucquet,
with addilioiul Illduihationi, and manj WooocD-n.
5 FOWLE (W. F.) Catalc^uc of the Choice Collection of
' Books belon^ng to William F. Fowle, Esq., of Boston,
Mass. Riverside Press. 1865.
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and priced t vtty uarct.
1 library, sithougb it contvned but 1614 (olumei, realiied $17,511.19, an avenge
of almiMt $1 1 pet Tdnoe, the higbett, ptobaUjr, ctct teatiwd in Boitoa.
6 [FOX (Charles James).] An Essay upon Wind, with
^ curious Anecdotes of Eminent Peteurs. Humbly Dedi-
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west passage. | beginning | With King Arthvr, Malga,
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Dorgia; I Following with briefe Abstracts of the Voyages
of Cabot, I Frobisher, Davis, Waymouth, Knight, Hud-
son, Button, Gib-|bons, Bylot, Baffin, Hawkridge:| ...
M^** lames HalPs three Voyages to Groynland, with a |
Topographical! description of the Countries, the Salvages
I lives and Treacheries, how our Men have beeneslayne|
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Charles. | Londoriy \ Printed by B, Alsop and
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many rough leaves. This very rare collection of early voyages towardi
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FRANCIS (J. W.) Old New York: or, Reminiscences
of the Past Sixty Years. By John W. Francis, m.d.,
LL.D. With a Memoir of the Author, by Henry T.
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760 FRANCIS. Reminiscencs of the late Samuel Latham
Mitchell.
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Prof. Valentine Mott, Facile Princeps. By Dr. Samuel
W. Francis, (Fellow of the New- York Academy of
Medicine). Second Edition.
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FRANKLIN. The Examination of Doctor Benjamin
Franklin, Relative to the Repeal of the American Stamp
Act, In MDCCLxvi. [n. p.] mdcclzvii.
Sto, dtlc, I I., pp. 50, half ctlT.
[FRANKLIN.] An Historical Review of the Constitu-
tion and Government of Pennsylvania, From its Origin \
So &r as regards the several Points of Controversy,
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Assemblies. London. MDCCLIX.
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Humorous, Moral and Literary, chiefly in the manoe:
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Easton: Published 1^ Htnry fV. Gihbt. 18
llmo, pp. »74, eilf.
77a FRANKLIN. The Works of Benjamin Franklin; c
uining Several Political and Historical Tracts not
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FRBNEAU. l6l
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Marshpec. Many Portraits. Boston. 1858.
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FREE THOUGHTS. &# Rivington (James).
i [FRENCH (James Clark).] The Trip of the Steamer
'~' Oceanus to Fort Sumter and Charleston, S. C, April
14th, 1865. BrooJtfyn, 1865.
$10, half gnen marocco, gilt top, oncut, by BndMieet.
) FRENEAU (P.) Freneau's Poems, Written between the
' years 1768 and 1794, by Philip Freneau of New Jersey.
A New Edition, Revised and Corrected by the Author ;
Including a considerable number of Pieces never before
Published. Manmautbj {N. J.) printed at tht
prist of tht Author^ at Mount Pleasant^ near Mlddletou/n
I^nt; M,DCC,XCVi and a/ American Independence XIX.
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Francit Bailiy^ at\Yorick'i Htad^ m Afar kit Striet.
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■ 779 FRENEAU. Poems Written and Published during
American Revolutionary War, and now Republished
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I Print. By Philip Frcneau. Third edition.
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1 ToU., lUDo, politbcd cilf, hj W. Mithewi.
. ^780 FRENEAU. Poems on Various Subjects, but cl
illustrative of the Events and Actors in the Amc
War of Independence. By Philip Freneau. Repr
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781 FRENEAU. Poems Relating to the American Rei
tion by Philip Freneau. With an Introductory Me
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PORMAH. 163
:ame to si house of Religion to seek service, and being
Entertained by the Priourf was first made vnder Cooke.
Being full of pleasant mirth and delight for young people.
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ureh. 1620. London: reprinted for Robert "Triphook. 1810.
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Ode copj i) in the Briliih Miueom.
lOTHINGHAM (R.) History of the Siege of Boston,
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Hill. Also, an Account of the Bunker Hilt Monument.
Boston. 1849.
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LOTHINGHAM. Life and Times of Joseph Warren,
ly Richard Frotbingham. Portrait and fac-simllc.
Boston: Little, Brown (3 Co. 1865,
Sto, bilf bine morocco, gilt top, uocuL
JLL VINDICATION of the Measures of the Congress
Tom the Calumnies of their Enemies. Set [Hamilton
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JLLER (T.) Gnomologia j Adages and Proverbs, Wise
Sentences, and Witty Sayings. ... Compiled by Thomas
Fuller, M.D. A New Edition. London: Allman. 1816.
■ amo, hilf morocco, nncac
JLLER. Good Thoughts in Bad Times, and Other
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788 FURM AN. [The same.] With Notes and a Memoir of
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Gospel among the Indians in New England.
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791 FURTHER QUERIES upon the Present State of the
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AGE (T.) The English-American his
Travail by Sea and Landjjor, |A New
Svrvey [of the| VVest-India's,] conuin-
ing I A Journall of Three thousand and
Three hundred | Miles within the main
Land of America. | Wherein is set forth
his Voyage from Spain to St, John de
rom thence to Xaiappa, to Tlaxcalla, the
es, and I forward to Mexico; With the de-
hat great City,|as it was in former times,
this present. | Likewise his Journey froni
igh the provinces of Guaxaca, | Chiapa,
'era Paz, Truxillo, Comayagna ; with his |
I years about Guatemala, and especially in
wns of Mixico, Pinola, Petapa, Amatitlan. |
e and painfull endevours of Thomas Gage,
of the Word of God at Acris in the County
o Doffl. 1648.
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k ifpeuw to hive Ikecn much cclebrited in iti time, hiving been freqaeacl}
Epciated, and mnilated into French, Dutch, Oerniiii, etc." — Rich.
or of tbk work wu probabl; 'Panoo o( D«le.' In the aecond and [bird
dilioni, after eipurging from the dedkilion certain pauafei in honor of
'ao&i, the temainiler were deiteioiuly conTcrted into a preface; and the
.td chapter, u containing particutira leUtiie to the attiGcet ued by the
PaTnlini ' to convert the writer, totally omitted. It wu ifietwarda printed
cpuatelf. " — WaAHciAH.
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moirt by Distinguished Biographers.
Laadan: Charlii Ktiigbt, 181
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portnin being diflcnni.
-^^ 79+ GALLOWAY (J.) The Examination of Josepl
loway, Esq. By a Committee of the House of
mons. Edited by Thomas Balch. Two hundri
fifty copies Printed.
Pbiladtlpbia: PrinUdfar thi Sevtnty-Six Sadttj.
SlO, doth, UOCDt.
^ 795 [GALLOWAY.] Letters to a Nobleman, on the
^^ duct of the War in the Middle Colonies. The ]
Edition. Ltndin.
Licut.-Gen. Sir William Howe, on a Pamphlet £
Letter* to a Nobleman, etc. Second Edition.
Len^n: Wtlkii. H,DCC,
Im, pp. 157, lulf morocco, gilt top.
"Mt. Oillomf wu ■ member ofCongren (ind Spejker of the Houm of Aiv
PenniyWinii) ; he went over to the Royil Army in Decembei, i;
i eoniinued with it till the enciuiian of Philadelphii, io June, 177
dotting bit nuts ind pri^oty [o the Tiluc of above ftxtj tbouuiii
, 797 GALT (J.) The Life, Studies, and Works of Bcr
West, Esq. President of the Royal Academy of Lc
composed from materials furnished by himself, Bj
Gait, Esq. Undan: Printtd fir T. Cal
IV. Davieiy Strand, and ff. Biachuwd, Edinburgh.
% nk, (to, bilf fieeo macDcco, oncal, b]r Bndltieet. 3m [Onjdoa (J
GARDEN, 167
NO (Stephen). Sn Washington (G.)
RCILASSO DE LA VEGA. Histoire des guerres
ivilcs des Espagnols, dans les Indes. Jmttrdam, 1706.
iTol*., I2ma, ulf.
RCILASSO DE LA VEGA. The | Royal | Com-
icmaries|of| Pcru,|in|Two Parts. | The First Part.|
'rcattng of the Original of their Incas or Kings ; | Of
letr Idola-|try: Of their Laws and Government both
I Peace and War: Of the Reigns {and Conquests of
le Incas i ... | The Second Part, | Describing the man-
tr by which that new World was conquered | by the
paniards. ... | Illustrated with Sculptures. | Written orig-
ally in Spanish, | By the Inca Garcilasode la Vega, | and
:ndered into English, by Sir Pavl Rycavt, K'- |
.eiuUn: ... | Cbriitafhtr fVi/iimaa. ... | MscLXXXVnt.|
Folia, cilf, gilt ; iitrj jSiu cify i uarci.
ind trolling ipiril, rather than a wiic one, pioud of being ■ ton of one of
e imicrupulDui conigueron of Peru, hut ilwijii betriying iLe weaker natun
hit mother, who wu of the blood royal of the Incai, and Derer entirely
rgetling the gloriel of fall Indian race, or the cruel injuiiel they had luf-
red at the hand) of Spain. The ' Commentariet ' are ■ itriking and
temting bDak,ihowin| muckofiheipitiiofilie old Chiaaiclea." — TickHor.
RDEN (Alexander). Anecdotes of the Revolutionary
iTar in America, with Sketches of Character of Persons
le most distinguished, in the Southern States, for Civil
id Miliury Services. Charleston. 1822. Also, Anec-
>tes of the American Revolution, illustrative of the
'alents and Virtues of the Heroes and Patriots, who
:ted the most conspicuous parts therein. Second Series.
CbarUston. 1828.
Scriei Sto, id Seriea iimo, half icd IcTanl morocco, gUc lap, aacul, b]r
idatrecl j a au itauii/ui ui.
GARDEN. [The nme.]
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Thaoui W. Field.
[GARDINER vtriui DIBDIN.] Catalogue of Anc
and Modern Books, many of which are rare and valua
etc. Lsndtn: W. Gardintr. ll
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Dibdin'i "Bibliominu," which i> ioMomtA bj ■ iinin uumr to tbi
00 Oudiner ind hii aUlo|iici, bj Gudldcr, on puge 16a.
GARDINER {Capt.) An Account of the Expedttio
the West Indies, against Martintco, With the Reduc
of Guadelupe, And other the Leeward Islands; ...
Third Edition.
Birmingham: Printtd by y^bn BeiieroilU. l\
4(0, half cilf) a Uamifkl ifttimn 1/ ijf^^ly ; rtrt,
GARNEAU (F. X.) History of Canada. Translate.
Andrew Bell. Mantrtal. tl
S foil.. Its, cloth; Pditkait of Jicfoei Ctrticr.
GARRARD (L. H.) Chambersbui^ in the Colony
the Revolution. Philadelphia, il
Std, cloth.
GAY (J.) Fables by John Gay, with a Life of
Author, and embellished with Seventy Plates.
London : Printed fir John Stocidalt. [n.
■., imp. Sto, hindiomcly bound in pallihed cilf, bf W. Malhcwi; 1 I
pAn> cop]! of lhi> FiHi Eorriaii, printed in larp ijf€, wiih 70 Buir
EHGiAdHca, bj Blake, Scoihacd, Wilun, Andinct, etc. ; trilHtal imfri
Of the 70 cngTiTingi In [he iboTc work, tome 10 are b]r the celel
Blake, "Picnr Igmiii." Thli il unifbiiD, in )ise and Unding, with thi
of jEup'i fible^ fbnniiii lot 17.
OZSTA. 169
;BHARD (F.) Illinois as it Is. Chicago. 1857.
I imo, doth ; MAn.
:E (J.) Letters Against Several Errors and Disorders
Q the Land. Boston. 174.3.
Sto, bUrmoiKco.
:ORGI A. Collection of the Georgia Historical Society.
Savannah. 1862.
I. Thi* m indudd Vol. ui. Part 1, all publUhed ; alio Judge Liwi'
)ntioD, Dr. Arnold'i Oration, ind 5 other tiuti publiihcd by the Society, ind
I probably ibe only complete let tbii hu bten olfered toi ule.
lORGIA. An Impanial Enquiry into the State and
Jtility of the Province of Georgia. London, mdccxli.
8*0, half (Teen niDnicco, gilt tap, by Bradiceec.
:ORGIA. Reasons For Esublishing the Colony of
jeorgia. Stt [Manyn (Benjamin)].
RSON de rimitation de Jesus-Christ. Paris, 1869.
morocco, gilt top, uncut) a htauiifiU nfj on thick paper; illucrated by
IKTaoDCOT Bou»u.
ESTA ROMANORUM: or, Entertaining Moral
stories \ Invented by the Monks as a Fire-Side Recrca-
:ion ; and Commonly Applied in their Discourses from the
Pulpit : whence the most Celebrated of our Own Poets
ind Others, from the Earliest Times, have extracted
:heir Plots. Translated from the Latin, with Prelimi-
nary Observations and Copious Notes. By the Rev.
Charles Swan. [Motto]. In Two Volumes.
Londm : Riv'mgton. M,DCCC,XXIV.
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Oowe, Chaucer, and Shaketpeare, bcnoired Ur|ely.
107 GILLIBS.
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Venice,' lad of the Jew'i Bond, ii to be found in tliii hronte cotUi
■ad it mmt be eoaleued tbil there ii ■ much grata tai mac bea
Tuietj in the original, which Shiketpcare bii loUawed, dun In Oove
WAaTDN') "Hiatorr of Engliih Poctrr."
GIBBON (Edward). &e Oxford Claiiici.
, 814 GIFFORD (J.) A History of the Political Life of
Right Honourable William Pitt ; including Some
count of the Times in which he Lived. By J
Giffbrd, Esq, In Three Volumes.
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no Piuu.
81S GILBERT (B.) A Narrative of the Captivity and
/ ferings of Benjamin Gilbert and his Family ; who 1
Surprised by the Indians, and uken from their Fai
on the Frontier of Pennsylvania. London. 1;
; 816 GILLESPY (Geo.) A Letter to the Rev. Brethren ol
! Presbytery of New York, or of Elizabeth Town,
j Pbiladtlphia: Printed by B. Franklin for thi Jutbtr. I
Sm. 8*0 { an arrtmtly rari and viry frij Franklin imprint. Unutaally Fm '
I
817 GILLIES (J.) Memoir of the Life of the Reve
George Whitefield, m.a. ... To which are added
particular Account of his Death and Funeral; and
tracts from the Sermons, which were preached on
Occasion. Compiled by the Rev. John Gillies, o.z
NtwTari: Printed by Hadgt and Shohrr, ... M.DCCUt
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3ILPIN (Thomas).] Exiles in Virginia with Observa-
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the Revolutionary War, comprising the oiEcial papers of
the government relating to that period, 1777-1778.
Philadelphia: PubUsbtd fir the Subtcribers. 1848.
df red morocco, gilt [op, uncDtj Aotooiaph orTimothr Mitlock inwned.
IRARD (C) Contribution to the Natural History of
the Fresh Water Fishes of North America.
Washington. 1850.
hilf cilf, pp. to; ] Puts*. 3a Unircd Suta Eiplaring EipcdiUon.
LAZIER (L.) History of Gardner, Massachusetts,
from its earliest settlement to i860. Worcester, i860,
iimo, pp. itj, cloth.
jLEIG (G. R.)] A Narrative of the Campaigns of the
British Army, at Washington, Baltimore, and New Or-
leans, ... in the years 1814 and 1815 i ... By an Officer
who served in the Expedition. London. 1821.
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ODWYN (Morgan). The Negro's and Indian's Advo-
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7 L, pp. 174, calf. In the une Tolame : " Piimitive Lilurg;, /or the me
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Lener from Fart St. George, Coacerning the ProtEiUnt MJiuoa in lbo«e
Paiti.*' LamJm. 1711, pp. ig. "A Collection of Apboiumi, milten b]r
Dr. Henry Moic." Xjaiu. 1704. pp.lt. *■ The Wife : in EicellcBtlf
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172
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bertz. Stuttgart, i
FaUo,datli citn, |ilt ed|«; tllutnMd with the BxAffnm PtHTti eafiv
Adiiia Schlcick, iftcr the doigiu of Eii|clbcit Scibemi Stlikdib Ei
^ 824 GOETHE. Faujt, a Tragedy, in Two Parts. By G
Rendered into English Verse.
I London : Printed by Arthur Taylor. 1
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oNcw
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wu 1 Diin wbo, whitcTer he wrote, Hi It better thu tny othi
could do."— Di. Joii>.ioii (iD BoiwelL)
.^
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Nature. Glasgow.
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IK Walth Scott.
! 828 GOODHUGH (W.) The English Gentleman's Li
Maniul. Lmdm,
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OORDOH. 173
tODRICH (F. B.) The Court of Napoleon ; or, So-
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knimal Kingdom, ... With 1400 Engravings.
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John Gorton. A New Edition. To which is ad
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lich tmniDated in etubliahing the independence of the United StaEei."
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' the Great Rebellion in the United States of America,
i6o— '64 : Its Causes, Incidents, and Results : ... By
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lip ; taken, and prepared for publication, from the Orig-
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^ (857 GREENE. Catalogue of the Library of Albcn
I Greene [Old Grimes]. Nrw Tori, i
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History of E
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Early English Poetry: in the Possession of Loi^
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RIGSBY (Hugh Blair). A Discourse on "The Vir-
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! ^871 GROTE (George). History of Greece : i. Lt^ndat
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** BibltotlKci Americani."
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jUILD (Reuben A.) The Librarian's Manual : a Treat-
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List of Biographical Works; to which are added Sketches
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Ntw Tori : Printed by Munull. mdccclviii.
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3UIZOT (M.) St, Washington (G.)
3ULLIVER (Lemuel). S„ [Swift (J.)]
lUTCH (J. M.) A L/teU Geste of Robin Hode. In
eight Fyttei. With other Ancient and Modem Ballad
and Songs relating to this celebrated Yeoman. T<
which is prefixed his History and Character, grounde
upon other Documents than those made use of by hi
former biographer, " Mister Ritson." Adorned witi
Cuu byF. W. Fairholt, f.s.a. LtniUn: Lengmaa. 1847
» KoU., Ito, lulf |r«a morDCCO, |ili top, nocat, \tj W. Machcwi \ jot tfj.
Appendtd ire *■ D'uKmtioni upon the Monii Duct and Uiid Marian, etc, bjr Ui
Hooc and F. Douce, ljt\."
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A K E W E L L (James). The History of
( Windsor, and its Neighbourhood. By
James Hakewell. London. 1813.
4to, half morocco, gilt lop, uncut j naaierou FiHi Stul
PljiTU. From Dinlel O'Conaell't library, with
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HAKLUYT (R.) The Principall Navigations, Voiages
and Discoueries of the English nation, made by Sea or
ouer Land, to the most remote and farthest distant Quar-
ters of the earth at any time within the compasse of
these 1500 yecres: Dcuided into three seuerall parts, ac-
cording to the positions of the Regions whereunto they
were directed. ... Including the English valiant attempts
in searching almost all the corners of the vaste and new
world of America, etc.
Imprinttd at London by George Biiktp and Ralph
Newbtrie, Deputies to Christopher Barter, printer to
the ^eenes most excellent Majestie. 1589.
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of Sir Francii Drake'! foyage to tbc touth,
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knowledge tfac merit of Richard Hakluyc, who devoted bii ttudio to the
invoiigaiian of choie period* of £ngliib biitory which regard the improve-
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cinb. Hit Tolumei contain an invaluable treaiure of nautical ioloimaiion,
which, even at ibii day, affia to I
HAL)..
^ J879 HALE (H.) Ethnography and Philology.
'^'^ Pbiladilphia. i84f
410, doth, BDcgtt lsoeoplaoiiI|fprinted|«7it<rM. Form* V<i 7 of (he " Uoiti
Stiui Eiplariai Ezpeditkn."
^^880 HALIBURTON (Thomas C.) An Historical and fu
tisttcal Account of Nova Scotia. Halifax. 1825
U., tfo, bond*, ancul; Mat of the ProTinci, and icinil EncUTtMOt. Tl
tuthor ii benei kmnra u " Sun Slick."
,J>
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I earliest settlement to the close of the eighteenth centurj
With A Biographical Chapter and Appendixes.
I Aliany: MunuU. i86<
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^^83 [HALL {Capt.)-\ The History of the Civil War i
America. Map. Vol i. Lendtn. 178c
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.^^884 HALL (David). A Mite into the Treasury; or, Som
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I of duly attending Assemblies for divine Worship, incum
bent upon all Persons come to Years of Understandin
(especially the Professors of Truth) whilst favoured wit
Health, Strength, and Liberty. ... To which is subjoine(
I an Epistle to Friends of Knaresborough Monthly-Meei
' ing, Londony Printtd. Philadtlpbit
Rt-pr'mudhj B. Franilin^ and D. Hall. 175!
I Ito, pp. I, 5], half calf.
HAttAM. 185
HALL (Hiland). The History of Vermont from its Dis-
covery to its Admission into the Union in 1791.
Albar^. 1868.
HALL (M.) TTie Queens before the Conquest.
Lmdon. 1854..
3 tdU., poit Sto, doth, uncut.
HALL {S. C.) The Baronial Halls and Ancient Pic-
turesque Edifices of England. From Drawings by J. D.
Harding, G. Cattcrmolc, S. Prout, ... and other emin-
ent Artists. The Text by S. C. Hall, f.s.a. ... In Two
Volumes. London: fVilBs and Ssutheran. MDCCCLVIII.
1 Toll., folio, green moiocco excn, by Wrigbr.
iwingi of thit 4ttncti*e work lire cxecaEed in ibe faigfaac ityle of «t, b|r che mote
eminent liring artiM, and compriie [he mote ancient cutln and miDiioni
now eiiiting in England. The imall piper iuoe wai publiihed ai £14 14*.
HALL. Ireland : its Scenery, Character, &c. By Mrs. S.
C. Hall. London, [n. d.]
3 Tola., Imp. tio, cloch, uncut j nun; Platd.
HALL-STEVENSON (J.) The Works of John Hall-
Stevenson, Esq. ... Corrected and enlarged. With
Several Original Poems, now first printed, and Explana-
tory notes. London, mdccxcv. •
ya, 3 Kol)., half red mraocco. Includa Cruj Talet, Fables, Monkiah Ep-
HALLAM (Henry). Works, complete. Reprinted from
the last London edition, revised and corrected by the
Author. Boston, [v. d.]
10 foil., crown Svo, half calf, gilc.
lu great induitry and great aculeneu — bil knowledge ii eiteniiTe, *arioui, and
ptofbund — hit mind ia eiioally diitinguiihed by (he amplitude of ita grup, and
bj the delicacj of ita touch." — BJimimr^i Xtvirw.
1 86
HALLIWSLL.
/i
891 [HALLECK (Fi« Greene).] Alnwick Castle, wi
other Poems. Ntw Yvrk. 182
lino, lulf moracco, |ili top, uocuc \ Fmr EDirtOK ; vrrj ttmra \ «iih Poxthiut ani
ItivmATioiia, iDcludiDE in Emciatimo of Dnltc'i (nie, witfa a deuHpii
<K^ uid in AimKiiArii Littu by Hillcik Lucned.
89a HALLECK. Fanny, Second Edition. Ntw Yvrk. 182
lolaid ID 4to, bDnnd in bilf morocco «tn j Ikpu Ptoor PotTkAIT of HdUck i
•cncd, ilM nnmeTOiu Pottum, Viiwi, etc., iuicned.
^-^893 HALLECK. Fanny: a Poem. With Notes. A^.
I York: Privatily Printtd fir Mr. W. L. Andrews. 186
410, dotb, ancut; E*Koor Poitkait on Ihdu pAru, of Hallcck, engraved by B
by Rejen. Oh *f amij 5 ctfiti frimiiJ M India Patu.
y' 1^^894 HALLECK. Fanny: A Poem. Also, Lines to t
I Recorder. Mtw Yerk: ff. L. Andraui. 186
I * KOll., tL SiOi uncut J FlHI PomAir of Hilleck on India piper, engrared by Bu
prniaitly frimiii, JO coplel only. Theie beautiful reprinn were edited
the aolhor, and will alwayi be raluabte a> beint probably the laac publica^
I I containing Mr. Halleck't inootatJoni. The porttait «ru engnred from
I I Ofiglnal miniature by Kogen, apcclilly lor thii edilioD.
y ^^895 HALLECK. Fanny and the Recorder. NtwYtrk.iZt
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paper of vaitoui colon, and hu prooft of the Pobtkait of Hallcck in i
diffcRnl Itatei, all on India paper.
^ ^ J 896 HALLECK. Poetical Writings. Nm Turk. jU
iimo, pp. jSg, half morocco, uncut.
897 HALLIWELL (J. O.) A Brief List of some of t
■^ -^-^r Rare and most Curious Old Book Rarities in t
Library of J. O. Halliwell, Esq. Illustr|^chicfly
Early English Popular Literature. ^r
JVest Brtmpttn, Fvr Private GrculaUon anfy. tZt
Sf . (to, half motocco, uncut ) titrit j 15 co^ea printely printed
HALLIWELL. 1 8;
HALLIWELL. The Defence of Coney Catching, a.d.
1592. Being a Reply to Works by R. Greene on the
■ame Subject. Edited by J. O. Halliwell.
London: J. E. Ailard. 1859.
Sto, doth, oncat; 16 co^a prliuclj printed. ^
lALLIWELL, A Dictionary of Old English Plays,
existing either in Print or in Manuscript, from the
earliest times to the close of the seventeenth century ;
including also, notices of Latin Plays written by English
Authors during the same period. London, i860.
tin, poliihed cair extra, b; Riiifre.
iALLIWELL. A Hand-Itst of upwards of a Thousand
Volumes of Shakcspcariana, added to the Three previous
Collections of a similar kind formed by J. O. Halliwell,
and of which lists have been previously printed.
London. 1862.
. Sio, hil/ morocco, nncot; 15 KBfxa, privtitlj friBiid hj Wliinin|lum.
lALLIWELL. An Historical Sketch of the Provincial
Dialects of England, Illustrated by Numerous Examples.
Albany: Munsell. 1S63.
Imp, Sto, half mococca, |il[ top, unenl.
lALLIWELL, The Jokes of the Cambridge Coffee
Houses in the Seventeenth Century. Cambridgt. 1842.
Iimoy half moncca, ^It lap, uikcac.
lALLIWELL. The Metrical History of Tom Thumb
the Little, as Issued early in the Eighteenth Century, in
Three Parts. Edited by J. O. Halliwell, f.r.s.
London: Printed for tie Editor, i860.
9, pp. le, hilf morocco, uocdE j jo capia, fHvaulj frimuJ \ij WhildDilum.
i88
904 HALLIWELL. Nugx Peticx. Select Pieces of C
English Poetry illustrating the Manners and Arts of t
Fifteenth Centuiy. Edited by J. O. Halliwell.
Lenden. 18^
Qma morocco, gilt edge). Ihicuiid : "Thick paper, onl; 6 copia pnuled ; 1
4i Not. ftj, lg44i Jabn Rnndl Smith.**
905 HALPINE (C. G.) Poetical Works. Ntw Ttri. i8(
llmo, cloth. The luthor wu better knowa by hit fuaJtiym " Milei O'RtiU;.'
906 [HAMILTON (A)0 A Full Vindication of the Mcasui
I of the Congress, from The Calumnies of their Enemi
I In Answer to a Letter, under the Signature of A. 1
I Farmer, whereby His Sophistry is exposed, his Ca«
confuted, his Artifices detected, and his Wit ridicule
{ in A General Address To the Inhabitants of Amerii
i and A Particular Address To the Farmers of the Provin
! of New- York.
I Nnv-Tari: Printed by yames Rivington, 17;
I Sto, puple mococco eitn, gill edga, bj W. Mathcm. Written bj Alexander Hu
ten when eighceea jeira old. Stt Ritingcan (Jimei).
907 HAMILTON. Letter from Alexander Hamilton, co
cerntng the Public Conduct and Character of Jo!
Adams, Es<]., President of the United Sutes.
Ntw Teri. i8c
Sto, half mor(KCO, dDcdc, bj BrmdiCreet.
908 HAMILTON. [Another Edition.]
Nnu Tori : Printed far John Lang, by Gearge F. H»pHi
1800. Philadelphia: Rt-printid Pre Bona Pi^k
tm, pp. J4, i, pDlithed calf, gilt lop, iuicdE, by Bedlord ; Poituit of Adanu 'uuert
909 HAMILTON. Observations on Certain Documei
contained in Nos. T, and ri. of " The History of tl
HAMILTON.
189
Unittd States, for the year 1796," in which the Chaise
of Speculation against Alexander Hamilton, late Secre-
tary of the Treasury, is Fully Refuted. Written by
Himself. Phila<ielphia : Printed for John Ftnno. 1800.
1. liiii, purpU moioccD, gilt top, uncut, bjr Matfaem. Tbri it the Adthox'i own
EnmaM, md cbli bciutilul md unique copy conliina an AcTOGtATn Nan
bjr Hamilton, and a Vut Raii Plate ol tht "Subtle Seducer and the
American Financicc," which, if ntH intended for Hamilton, i> at leail pni-
pheiic. Thii i< uiualty known a> the '■ Reynold! Pamphlet," in which Ham-
illDO eaplaini hii public conduct at the eipenie of hii prirate chancter. Set
Callender (J. T.), Lot 3J9, for the charge, and Lot 340, for C'l reply.
HAMILTON. [The same]
Philadtlphia : Printed Pre Beao PubUce, 1800.
Sio, poliihed calf, gilt cop, bdcuI, by F. Bed&rd.
HAMILTON. [Another Edition.]
New rerk: Printed for the Hamiltan Club. 1865.
8*0; only 50 CDpiei printed.
HAMILTON. The Official and other Papers of the
late Major General Alexander Hamilton, Vol. i. [All
published.] New York. 1842.
Sto, half morocco, gilt top, by firaditreet.
HAMILTON. The Works of Alexander Hamilton:
comprising his most imponant Official Reports ; an im-
proved edition of the Federalist, on the new Constitu-
tion, written in 1788 \ and Pacificus, on the Proclamation
of Neutrality, written in 1793. New Ttrk. 1810.
, l«o,halfmwia, uncut; PoKTiAiTt. Thii edition contain) niicter oat included
in ibe following lot:
HAMILTON. The Works of Alexander Hamilton:
comprising his Correspondence, and his Political and
Official Writings, exclusive of The Federalist, Civil ai
Military. Published from the Original Manuscripts d
posited in the Department of State, by order of the Joi
Library Committee of Congress. New York, 185
7 rolL, Ito, lulf morocco, ^It lop.
HAMILTON land athiri'}. The Federalist: \ A Cc
]ection|of!£ssays,|written in bvourfof the[New Coi
Gntution,|as agreed upon by the Federal Convention
September 17, 1787.]
New Tart: f. and A. McLean. MDCCLXXXvm
1 «oli., iimo, ihap; FtuT £DtTiaH. Sold la Momll'i mIc for tji.
HAMILTON. The Federalist; A commentary on tl
Constitution of the United States; A collection of £
says by Alex. Hamilton, Jay, and Madison. Also tl
Continentalist and other Papers, Edited by John (
Hamilton. Philadelphia. 186
roll., imp. Sio, clotb, Dncat{ PomMirg Lakoi Patui; ioo copin piiand.
HAMILTON CLUB. Publications of the Hamilto
Club. New rari. i86(
,, 4R>, half morecco, nncut , Laici Pafu ; onlf lO copia of all the naoibi
printed. No. lllof tbit ii printed oti irnsimi ftftr,
Jfc of Aleunder HimilEon, bf Joho Williimi.
)bter*iiiant on Certain Docament) in the " Hiitorr of the United Satet br tl
Year 1796," bf Aleunder Himilloa.
'he Hiniltoniid, bj John Williaou.
ctten to Alexander Hamilton, Kint of the Fedi., Ci-dennt SKcrettrf of tl
TrcUBiT, etc., bjr Tom Callender.
HAMILTON CLUB. [Another set.] Ntw Ttri. i86(
4 Tol>., Sto, UDcnt ; 40 icti ootj printed.
HAMILTON. See [Coleman William)].
HAMILTON. 191
lAMILTON (A.) Memoirs of Count Grammont, by
Anthony Hamilton. A New Edition ... Illustrated with
Sixty-four Portraits, Engraved by Scriven, &c.
London: W. Miller. 1811.
■to, morocco, |ilr edfo. "Lc leite 1 iti retu par Bertnnd dc MoleTlUe."
&t in ablt ardcic oa thn woik hj Bolton Ccmey, In ■■ Note> ind Queriet."
lAMILTON (John C.) The Life of Alexander Hamil-
ton. By his Son. Fine Portrait, engraved by Durand.
Ntw 7'ari. 1834-1840.
9 Toll., two, lulT motocco, gill tap> bj BridiDtet; Vol. 1 viry utrti,
lAMILTON. [The same.] Vol. i. Ntw r,ri. 1841.
Kto, uncut ; » ffrirtit,
iAMILTON. History of the Republic of the United
Sutcs, as traced in the Writings of Alexander Hamilton.
New Tori. 1857.
7 volt., SlO, doth ; PoiTlAJT.
iAMILTON (Schuyler). History of the National FUg
of the United Sutes of America. Philadelphia. i8j2.
en IcTint moracco citrt, gill back and lidei. Id tliii UHiqjri Con every leaf
bu been iKMifMlIj UUU, ani txutiJU a ^, ,i%i, lit itrJir, ithg rultJ
viitiridM. It contain! 69 Ikiutid Platu, comptiiing ran ai</cHri«ii
PoaTlAIT* of Waihington, Putium, Reed, Arnold, Gage, Franklin, Paul
Jonei, CommodDre Hopkin*, etc. Alia, a great variety of htaatiftiUj altrei
Flam, and the verf mn Enct ATmo of ihe AiHiandihe GaiAT Sial of the
Uailed Siatei, liom the old "Columbian Migaijne." Alio, EncaAfiKCt of
Wauimcton'i Coat or Aim, and the Miutait Cditumi or thb Rito-
Tion, illuminaled in gold tod colon. Maaj tf llit itlutiratiim ari frttft t*
lAMILTON {Sir William). Lectures on Logic. [Also]
Lectures on Metaphysics. Edinburgh, i860.
Togelber, 4 vol)., Sio, doth, ancDC ; Bnr Zornoir.
I9Z HAND.
926 HAMOR (R.) A Trve discovrse of the Present Est
of Virginia ; and the Successe of the Affaires there
the 18 of lune. 1614.. ... Written by Raphe Hamor 1
yonger, Ute Secretarie in that Colony.
{^Albany: Rifrimted. l8fr
927 HAMOR. Oreyzeliente Schiffahrt]Darmnen|Eia W
hafftiger und[Giundtlichcr Bericht, von dem jtzig«
Zusundt dcr Landschafit Virginicn; Auch wienun-|nii
dcr Friede mit den Indianern bcschlossen: Vnd 1
ctliche I Static vnd Vestunge alda zum Schuz des Lan
von dem Enge- 1 lischen aufgebawet worden. | Sampt j Eii
Relation, Wic Konig Powhatans in Virginien|Tochti
Pocahuntas genant | Christlichen getauSt vnd mit enei
Engelischen verhcurahtct worden |schr anaiiitig zulet
jErttlichen in Englischer Sprach durch Raphe Ham
&c. Sccretaium I daselbst beschrieben ] aus dercnjdui
einen Licbhaber der Historien, injTeutch vbergcsetzi
Pterate Fiedes Gaudct. | Gtdrutit xu Hanaw
VerUgung der Hulfiscben. Jnne. m.d.c.xvh
4C0, pp. 76, full cnuhcd lennt morocco, bjr Bedfbtd j 4 Plath.
928 HANCOCK (John). An Oration deUvered March
1774, at the Request of the Inhabitants of the Town
Boston; to Commemorate the Bloody Tr^edy of t
Fifth of March, i??^. The Second Edition.
Beilen. m,dcc,lxzi
4to, paneled cilfj Fmi Pditujt iuertcd.
929 HAND BOOK to the Cathedrals of England. Easte
Division — Western Division — Southern Division. Tv
Parts. Londen: yobn Murray. 186
'oli., crown tin, half morocco, uncDt. Compruing dacripdinu ud dn«rifl|>,
dcuil, of the bUowini cwbedraU, Tu.1 Oxford, Petabonwib, Honrii
HANSAAD. 193
Elf, Lincoln, Winchemr, Siliibuir, Eictcr, Wellt, Briitol, Olaucatet,
Hndbnl, WoKcner, Ltcbficld, Chichatn, CinCerbniy, and RocheKcr.
UpwinU of JOO EngnTinga. Tbii clepnt work it inEcnded to tcrre both
m a bittorj aad « (aide to the vliilor.
tlANGER (G.) The Life, Adventures and Opinions of
. Col. George Hanger, With Advice to the Lovely
Cyprians and the Fair Sex in general, Adventures in
America, &c. by himself. Londtn. 1801.
1 Toh., Sto, bitr (TccD moioccoj Fihi Corr.
Ufa (iftcmrd Lord Coleniae) terteil with diirinction in
Thi following curioui propheC)' will be found on p. 417 of Vol. a ; ■' One
of tboc i»ji the Nortbern and Soolbcra powen will fight aa rigonnttf
againat cacb olhet aa iher both hate onited to do aguntt the BiitUi.''
iANNA CJ. S.) A History of the Life and Services of
Capuin Samuel Dewees, a native of Pennsylvania, and
Soldier of the Revolutionary and Last Wan. Alio,
Reminiscences of the Revolutionary Struggle (Indian
War, Western Expedition, Liberty Insurrection in North-
ampton County, Pa.) and Late War with Great Briuin,
in all of which he was patriotically engaged. The whole
written (in part from manuscript in the handwriting of
Captain Dewees,) and compiled by John Smith Hanna.
Embellished with a lithographic likeness, ... and e^ht
wood-cut engravings.
Baltimort: Printtd by Rahtrt Neilsm. 1844.
lamo, pp. 360, old calf{ Poa-nAtr.
lANSARD (G. A.) The Book of Archery, being the
Complete History and Practice of the Art, Ancient and
Modern. Interspersed with ... Anecdotes ... By George
Agar Hansard. Landtn : Btbn. mdcccxu.
tta, clotb ; manjr Fm* Platu.
25
19+
HARLBIAN.
933 HARDING {C.> My Egotiit^phy. By Char
Harding. Prepared for his Family and Friends. By <
of his Children [M. E. White].
Camhridgt: Prets ef^hn fTtbtn and Sm. igl
Itno, pp. llj) frivaaif friMuJ. Mr. Hndiog mi an eminent utitt.
934 HARINGTON (Sir John). The Metamorphosis
Ajax, a Cloacincan Satire : with the Anatomy, and i
Apology; to which is added, Ulysses upon Ajax; edii
by S. W. Singer. London: C. f9^hittiHgham. i8:
Im, nd cnuhed leTint morocco txtn, b; W. M*tliew>j PornAtr uid CDinm Ci
tflaJii nfy.
ObIjp 100 capia were reprinted from the Teiy nre oritinil ediljoo printed in t ;
priced, in the "Sibliotheci Anglo-Poetiu," £40, The iTowed pwpoi
the dcKripdon of a ipecier of mter-clowt which Sir John KuioftDn
inicnted and ececled ; but he hat contrired to malce it the rehjcle of m
g hit e
He h
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It Eoucfaea and iliinioni Co contemporaij penoot and ere
wluch were, no donbl, the caute of ica great popularity at the time ol
publication. Lownda lemarkt that it combina mnch leimiag with D
hiunar, and the author wai fbibid the court f(>r writing it. He alao obaer
** in tbia new edition, nine objectionable p*a^u hare bees omitted," wl
ii a miitakcj faoMfu were not omitted, but a few wocdt are indicated
their initiali, followed bjr daahea.
935 HARLAN (R.) A Description of the Mamniferous A
inals Inhabiting Nonh America. Pbiladt^bia. 1 8:
■to, pp. ]lS, (l), boaida, nncnt; vtrj ugrn.
j i'936 HARLEIAN (The) Miscellany : or a Collection of Scar.
i ''/ T Curious, and Entertaining Pamphlets and Tracts, a* w
I in Manuscript as in Print, found in the Earl of O
' ford's Library ; interspersed with Historical, Politic
' and Critical Notes. London. i8c
I lirola.,STo, half calf, gilt. Contain!
relate to Ameika, and are t<
dollar) and upwardt each.
limbic political, hUtoriul, Uil intiiiiuriaa racoid, ii in indupciuabU ■luilUrjr
id the illiutration of Biitiih hiitoiy," — LomiDU.
lARPER'S Pictorial History of the Rebellion.
Ntw Tori. 1867-8.
s n>b., faUo, ibect) folded; miny hundred Wooocim.
lARRINGTON (J.) The Oceana and other Works.
Louden. 1 77 1.
4to, alt, gilt i >( nfj.
II the 'Oceani,' Wren drew dp hi> 'Modarchir Aimted,' and Baxter hii
'HoIt Commodwealth ;' add at the Realoratiad Harrington mt ilt-Ireated,
in cadtcqaence 0/ having written it; jet, by Lord Oxford'i denn, it waa
reprinted! Mame prooouncea it 'the only valuable model of ■ coDiman-
weaith that hai e*er been ofined to the public.' " — Wkahobah.
lARRIOT (John). Struggles Through Life, exemplified
in the Travels and Adventures in Europe, Asia and
America, of John Harriot. New Yari. 1809.
liTDO, half morocco. A Urge portiod ofthii curioua book relatn to America,
and npccialljr New York, the author haring paned much of hia lift there.
lARRIS (J.) A Complete Collection of Voyages and
Travels, consisting of above six hundred of the most
Authentic Works [from] Hackluit, Furchass, Ramuuo,
Labat, De Brye, Gryneus, Herrara, Oviedo, Coreal, Sic,
Originally Published by Dr. John Harris, with Large
Additions. LentUn. 1774.
Ailio, half calf, uncut. We ha*e de*er teen another copj udcuL Containa
madjr tratulalioni Irom the early Toyiget to America not to be liinnd eltewhere.
A copioDt notice will be ibund In Rich') ■* Bibliotbeca Americini."
lARRIS (M.) An Exposition of English Insects.
LandtH. 1783.
■If; Hxi in Latik tiU Ewouni ; ^tj tiautifiillj ctlpnJ Platm, contaioing
nearly joo Fionau.
K painter and tngra*er of inaecll thit dajr, belidei being a moat iccniitc de-
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HARTFORD.
4/^1942 HARRISON (G.) The Stratford Bust of William Shake-
spcare. Brookfyn^ N. T. 1865.
4tos umemtf-fivtfau ctpiu printed.
.>
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943 [HARRISSE (H.)] Bibliotheca Americana Vetustissima
A Description of Works relating to America published
between the Years 1492 and 1551. Niw Tori. 1866.
4tOy red lennt morocco, gilt top, uncut j Labgi Papu $ otUj 99 npUs pHmttJ.
Tbw raluable work wu undertaken at the loggettion of Mr. S. L. M. Barlow, of New
York, and contains the titlet (which have been reproduced in Roman and
black letter) of over 300 booki. Printed by Mean. J. M. Bradttreet ft Son,
and, u a specimen of American tsrpographj, has probably never been surpassed.
, ^-944 [HARRISSE.] A Brief Disquisition Concerning the Early
History of Printing in America.
Niw Tork: Privately Printed. 1866.
Rl. Sto, uncut I 9IU »f $ cofiu primud em Dbawiko Papib.
^ ;c^>
945 HARSHA. Life of Philip Doddridge, d.d. With Notices
of some of his cotemporaries, and Specimens of his style.
Albany: y. MunselL 1864.
i t?o^ half blue levant morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradstreet; LAaos PAPsa; only 50
' copies printed, 10 of which were destroyed.
946 HARTFORD CONVENTION.
Edition, corrected and improved.
Sto, uncut.
Proceedings. Third
Boston. 1 8 15.
/ 1 947 HARTFORD (The) | Convention |in an Uproar ! | And the
/u^ i^iJ I Wise Men of the East | Confounded ! | Together with | a
' Short History of the | Peter Washingtoniansij being {the
First Book of the Chronicles | of the | Children of Disobe-
dience; [otherwise falsely called | ^^ Washington Benevo-
I lents/'|By Hector Benevolus, Esq.|
I Windsor^ Vt^\... 1815. 1
' Svo, morocco ; verf rw%. From the library of the Duke of Sussex. St* Dwighc (T.),
^ Lot No»64o4 ,
HAVSV. 197
HARTLEY (David). Substance of a Speech in Parliament
upon the State of the Nation and the Civil War with
America, April j, 1776. Second Edition.
London: T. Almon. mdcclxxvi.
4to, dtle ind pp. 14, hilf morocco.
HARTLIB (S.) Samuel Hartlib bis Legacy of Husbandry.
London, 1655.
d ciir. Rcbtci M lUk-waniu, etc., and iodudci iiiin]r reference! to New Kng-
Unii hgabindry.
HARTSHORNE (C. H.) The Book Rarities in the
University of Cambridge. Illustrated by Original Letters
and Notes, Biographical, Literary, and Antiquarian, By
Rev. C. H. Hartshorne, m.a. London. 1829.
l«o, b*lf lennt morcxco, gill (op, uncol; Lahoi PateIj vtrjfra iifiu primuJ.
larenpcnnl ihrooghaac hf nur^nil notei, neatly written Jo French.
HATFIELD and DEERFIELD. Papers concerning the
Attack on Hatfield and Deerfield by a Party of Indians
from Canada, September Nineteenth, 1677.
N*w Tfri. 1859.
D,iiBcBt{ Mat; laa fXfatt frntiily frimid { virjrmrif Bndfbrd Club Seriei,
No. I. Momell'i copj eold &r (40.
HAVEN (C. C.) Thirty Days in New Jersey Ninety
Years Ago : An Essay Revealing New Facts in Con-
nection with Washington and his Army in 1776 and
1777. Trenton. 1867.
Sto, pp. 71, hilf morocco, gill top, ancat; ta Platu ioteited.
HAVEN (S. F.) Archeology of the United States.
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959 HAWKINS (T.) The Origin of the English Dnuna,
illustrated in its various Species, viz. Mystery, Morality,
Tragedy and Comedy, By Specimens from our earliest
writers; with Explanatory Notes.
Oxford. Af.DCC.LXX.in.
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HAWKS (Francis). Contribution! to the Eccleiiastical
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HAWICS. Narrative of the Expedition of an American
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Commodore M. C. Perry, United States Nary, by order
of the Government of the United States.
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967 HAZARD (Samuel). Annals of Pennsylvania, from the
Discovery of the Delaware. Philadelphia, 1850.
8to^ cloth.
168 H AZLITT (William Carew). Hand-Book to the Popular,
Poetical, and Dramatic Literature of Great Britain, from
the Invention of Printing to the Restoration.
London. 1867-68.
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969 HAZLITT. Remains of the Early Popular Poetry of
England ; Collected and Edited, with Introductions and
Notes, by W. Carew Hazlitt.' London, 1864.
Crown Sto, tree calf, gilt edges, by RIyi^} Lasgk PAPXa$ ftw cfies fnnted.
HEADLEY (J. T.) See Washington.
970 HEADS of the People; or. Portraits of the English;
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2 Tols^ Svo, cloth ; Mamt Humoeous Platxs.
, 971 HEARD (F. F.) The Legal Acquirements of William
^^ I Shakespeare. By Franklin Fiske Heard.
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printed; a fnt tpteinun nf tyfvgr^hy.
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Hearne. Ltnden : Printtdftr A. Straban. 1795.
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JKIUtTlIed to the ocein north of Aiperlci.
HEATH (William). Memoirs of Major-Gencral Heath.
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mother copy which ii atnimulj mum.
HEBER(R). Bibliotheca Heberiana. Catalc^ue of the Li-
brary of the late Richard Hcbcr, Esq. Lendon, 1834-36.
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twn ever gxheieil hy one indifidiul, aad contaiiu title) of tout) very rare
booki reiaiiag to America.
HECKEWELDER (John). Narrative of the Mission of
the United Brethren among the Delaware and Mohegan
Indians, from 1740 to 1808. Interspersed with Anec-
dotes, Historical Facts, Speeches of Indians, and other
Interesting Matter, etc. Philadelphia. 1820.
8*0, half cair, giilj Pornurr. Morrell') copjr lold Ibr $9.
HEDGE (Frederic* H.) An Oration ... Bangor, on the
~ Fourth of July, 1838. ... Bangor. 1838.
8.0, pp. j8.
MEEREN. [A Collection of the Works of A. H. L.
Heeren translated from the German.]
London: H. G. Bohn. mdcccxlvii.
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HitlgiT, Rcaearcbet inio the Polidci of Ancient Africa, Alia, etc.
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puM* then ill in ihicwdncM »jA nftdcr." — Atkim^ttm.
HELDERBERGIA. Sn [Schoolcraft (H. R.)]
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J 978 HELICONIA. Comprising A Selection of English Po<
;_. of the Elizabethan Age, Written or Published betw
I 1575 and 1604.. Edited by T. Park. Lmc
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tibnrj, viih nnic minncrijit ootei by him. ijo cofiia onlj printed.
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OtUcrr of Oillant iDTendoiu — Breton'i Flooiuh opon Fincie.
I VaL 11. Hiodciidl of Pleuuit Delitei, ediced by C Robinion— Whetatoac'i lift
j Death of Fraacii, Eirle of Bed lord— Phmix NeM, edited b; R. 5.— Bi
I SpIritiullSooimiibjH.C— Chutchi«rd'i Faneral— Stoter'tCvdisil Wi
I Vol. 111. Eathwd^ Puauiiu'i— Chatchrud'i OoodwUl— 5id Vene> fbr the La
I Archhp. Whitfift.
! 979 HELPS (Arthur). The Life of Las Cata^ ''the Ape
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LttuUn. 1855-
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jt:^! 981 HELVETIORVM RESPVBLICA. Lugd. i
Ex offitina Ebuvmana. Antu cisiacxxvu [i6:
jsmo, Tcllum j Jautj frimtti.
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982 HENLEY (D.) Proceedings of a Coun-Manial, hel<
Cambridge by order of Maj.-Gen. Heath, Com. k
Troops, for the Trial of Col. David Henley, accuse<
Gen. Burgoyne of 111 Treatment of the British Soldi
Second Edition, Landm: Almm, \\
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HERBERT. 103
HENNEPIN (Lewis). A ] New Discovery| of a IVast
Country in America, | Extending above Four Thousand
Miles, I between I New France and New Mexico. | With
ajDescription of the Great Lakes, Cata-|Taas, Riven,
Plants and Animals; ... With a | Continuation :| Giving
an Account of the | Attempts of the Sieur De la Salle
upon the | Mines of St. Barbe, &c. The Taking of |
Quebec by the English ; with the Advantages | of a
Shorter Cut to China and Japan. | Both Parts illustrated
with Maps and Figures,]... | By L. Hennepin, now Reu-
dent in Holland. |... Lntdm. 1698.)
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Bcdfiirdj Platti, inclading the rire view of NUpra tiUt^ fiii, tall, and
^tllta ttfj i vtry rmrt.
Hennepin wu comminkiiied by La Salle to explore the Dppei couite of the
MimaippI la jti Knirce, and nnki u the diacoTerer of the imnieiue re|iaQ
watend by that ri*er.
tlENRY {John P.) An Accurate and Interestii^ Ac-
count of the Hardships and Sufferings of that Band of
Heroes who Traversed the Wilderness in the Campaign
against Quebec in 1795. Lancaittr. tSiz,
iSmo, pp. *%i, ihcep.
tlENRY. Campaign against Quebec. Wattrtawn. 1844.
1 8 mo, iheep.
HENRYSON (R.) The Moral Fables of Robert Hen-
ryson. Reprinted from the Edition of Andrew Hart.
Edinburgh. h.i>ccc.xxxii.
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IIERBERT (C.) A Relic of the Revolution, containing
a Full and Particular Account of the Suffirrings and Pri-
HBRCULANUM.
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High teas, and Carried into Plymouth, England, du
the Revolution of 1776, etc. Bnten, if
lunn, polluted cilf, pit cdga, by P, Bedford; Plati.
988 HERBERT. [Another copy.]
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Prose and Verse. Landon: Pichring. if
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(ii|ue type, by Wbitiinghim. Thii ediiion contiini the Pro«ctb>, ind i
|dcca ncTcr before printed, with notet by S. T. Coletidge, ind life b
hiognphet, Birnibu Olej.
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manship of the United States and British Province
Nonh America. By William Herben. ... With si
engraved portraits of Celebrated Horses.
Nrw Tori: Stringer^ Tnvnstnd. i!
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wn ID En|lithinin, of (leat tilenti, who, in a fit of di
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peinturcs, bronzes, mosaiques, etc. Decouverts jusi
ce jour, et reproduits d'apres le Antichita di Ercolam
Museo Borbonico, et tous Ics ouvrages analogues ; :
mentc de sujets inedits, graves au trait sur cuivre
H. Roux Ainc, et accompagne d'un textc explicatif
M. L. Barrf. Parii. i(
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Secret," which ii often deficient. Thii ii (he moat complete work ei
diecoTeriei at HeKulineum ind Pompeii, eihibitiog all tlie piintiii(>, bto
minuturei, tK., hitherto puhlithed in rare or eipeuire worki, with the
tioa of many otheia which hare not picvioutly appeared.
HICKCOX. 205
HERIOT (George). Travels through the Canadas, con-
taining a Description of the Picturesque Scenery on some
of the Rivers and Lalces, etc. Illustrated with a map
and numerous engravings. London. 1807.
410, halfmorDcco, (ill top, uneu
HERRICK (R.) The Works of Roben Herrick.
Edinburgh: Reprintidfor W. and C. Tail. M.DCCC.XXIU.
oil., 4ID, a\f; Lamgi Patii j 14 copiet printed { a iiaaiifiil amj ran tditien.
HERRING (J.) National Portrait Gallery of Distin-
guished Americans. Conducted by James Herring, New
York, and James B. Longacrc, Philadelphia, under the
Superintendence of the American Academy of Fine Arts.
Philadelphia. 1834—35—36-39.
>li., rl. 8va, morocco, gilt; 144 PotTtAirt of icicetmen, (oldicn, aulhon, etc.
HEWES. Traits of the Tea Party, Being a Memoir of
George R. T. Heives, one of the last of its Survivors -,
... . By a Bostonian. New Tori: Harpers. 1835.
HIBBERT (George). A Catalogue of the Library of
George Hibbert, Esq. of Portland Place, ... by Mr.
Evans, ... London: ff. Nicol. 1829.
>ir morocco, with ptica and namei of bujrcn; Plath and Fachhiiu. ThJi
coUcctioD lold Tor £tl,56o, ind w» one of the moit important collecEiDni
of book) eier lolil.
HICKCOX. An Historical Account of American Coin-
age. By John H. Hickcox. With Plates.
Albany: Munsell. 1858.
[mp. Svo, half blu morocco, gilt top, uncul; 100 cope* frrnmtttf friuti.
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Money issued by New York, From 1709 to 1789;
with a Description of the Bills, and Catalogue of the
Various Issues. Albany^ 1866.
4to, oncot ; Lasgi Papek ; 50 copies printed.
999 HICKS (T.) Eulogy on Thomas Crawford by Thomas
Hicks, N.A. Portrait & Views on India Paper.
New Tori. 1865.
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1000 HICKS. [Another copy.] New Tori. 1865.
8yo, uncut s Small PAPxa; prhtately prinudfvr W, L, jiudrewt,
looi HIGGINSON (Francis). New-Englands | Plantation. |
Or, I a Short and Trve | Description of the | Commodities
and I Discommodities | of that Covntrey. | Written by
Mr. Higgeson, a reuerend Diuine | now there resident. |
Where vnto is added a Letter, sent by M'- Grauesjan
Enginere, out of New-England, | The third Edition,
enlarged. | London^ \ Printed by T.
and R. Cotes, for Michael Sparie^ dwelling] at the
Signe of the Blue Bible in Greene^] Arbor. 1630. |
4C0| red crushed levant morocco, by Bedford. On the reverie of the title, ''To the
Reader,** i8 lines in italics, signed <<M. S/* Text, 12 leaves, without
pagination, vrith signatures B, C, D, in fours. " Finis ** on the recto of the
izth leaf. Ji veluwu of extreme rarity.
-7 1^^1002 HILDRETH (R.) The History of the United States
" '^* ! of America. By Richard Hildreth. New Tori. 186?.
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1828. Concord. 1828.
Svo, pp. 13, uncut J and Joseph Healy*s ^Appeal,** Svo^ pp. 38.
HISTORICAL.
1004 HILLARD (George S.) An Oration
J?^ the fourth, 1835.
8to, pp. 30, uncut J and 3 others.
207
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Boston, 1835.
1005 BILLIARD D^AUBERTEUIL (M.) Essais Histor-
AJ%S^ iqucs et Politiques sur les Anglo- Americains — Vol. 11.
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Bruxelles. 1782.
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the following Plates, by Le Barbier and others : First Assembly of Con-
gresssy Portraits of Hancock and Washington, Death of Warren, Mont-
gomery, Fire in New York, Portraits of Franklin and Pitt, Plan of the
Battle of Monmouth, etc. At the end of Vol. ii are a number of Eri-
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in 4to.
1006 MILLIARD D'AUBERTEUIL. Miss Mac Rea, Ro-
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1007 HINTON (J.) The History and Topography of the
^^ United States: edited by John Howard Hinton, a.m.
Assisted by several Literary Gentlemen in America &
England. Illustrated with a Series of Views Drawn
on the spot, and Engraved on Steel, Expressly for this
Work. London. 1 830-1 832.
1 Tols., 4to, half red morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradstreet ; OaiGXNAL Edition. The
Plates include beautiful views of the New York Battery, Columbia Col-
lege, Fort Ticonderoga, Lake George, the Palisades, Chestnut Street
Theatre, Phila., Walnut Street Theatre, Plula., Masonic Hall, Broad-
way, etc.
** Written with great spirit and accuracy, and is not only fiill of valuable and general
information, but is illustrated with splendid engravings of the architecture,
scenery, and local improvements of this flourishing republic." — Morning
Ckrwicle.
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1008 HISTORICAL ANECDOTES, Civil and Military i
in a Serin of Letters, written From America, in
years 1777, and 1778, to different Persons in Engldi
containing Observations on the General Managero
of the War, and on the Conduct of our Principal Co
manders in the Revolted Colonics, During that Peri'
landon: J. Beui. M.DCC.Lxx
Rto, 1 1., pp. 85, poUdici) cil^ gill top, WKUI, bf F. Bedford.
HISTORICAL MAGAZINE and Notes and Quei
concerning the Antiquities, History, and Biography
America. New Tork. 1857, «
4to, Voli. I to I, with the " Ptttcott Uemorial," in all 1 1 loli., lulf brown moro
gilt top, b]r BndMrect.
Jioio HISTORY (The) of Little Goody Two Shoes.
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the British Canadian Possessions; Including a Gr
variety of Important information on the Subject
Emigrating to that Country. Embellished with Pla
and Maps. Ltids: PrinUJ iy Daviti & C». 18:
1 (ob., Sto, botrdi ; PomAir of Wubington, and otbei Platu.
I0I2 HISTORY (The) of the American Revolution, Includi
an Impartial Examination of the causes which p
duced that Important Event; and Monthly Rc^stcr
the United States, to the Present time.
CharUsion, S, C. i8<
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lorj HISTORY of the American Revolution, edited by J.
BUke. Ntw Ttrk. i8<
HISTORY of the American War of 1812.
Philadelphia. 1817.
Ilmo, pp. 193, iheepj Plate.
HISTORY of the British Dominions in North America;
from the First discovery of that Vast Continent by
Sebastian Cabot in 1497, to its present Establishment, -
as Confirmed by the Late Treaty of Peace in 1 763.
In Fourteen Books. Londen. mdcclxxiii.
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HISTORY of the Buccaneers. See [Esquemeling (J.)],
Lot No. 683.
HISTORY (The) of the Civil War. Set Hall (Capt.),
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HISTORY (The) of the Origin, Progress, and Termina-
'/C -tion of the American Revolution. By a Society of
Gentlemen. Philadelphia. 1798.
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HITCHCOCK (Enos). An Oration, in Commemwa-
-~ tion of the Independence of the United States of Amer-
ica. ... Providence, July 4th, 1793.
Printed iy J. Carter. [1793.]
BvD, pp. 19) vtrj Karcc. Sti Wuhington (0.)
I HITCHCOCK (Edward). Final Report on the Geolc^
of Massachusetts ; In four parts: i., Economical, u.,
Scenographical. in.. Scientific, iv., Elementary. With
an Appendix. Illustrated by 53 Plates. Amherst. 1841.
HITCHCOCK. A Report on the Sandstone of the
Connecticut Valley. Beitan. 1858.
fto, doth.
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■^ of Vermont: Descriptive, Theoretical, Ec(Hiomi<
and Scenc^aphical. Claremont. 18
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I02I HOBART(A.) An Historical Sketch of Abington, I
mouth County, Manachusetts. With an Appcni
By Aaron Hobart. Betttn. 18
Sto, pp. 176, doth.
^ /-g^i02l HOBBES (James R.) Picture Collector's Mai
^ Being a Dictionary of Painters, adapted to the pro
siona) Man and the Amateur. Landen. 18
1023 HOGARTH (W.) The Works of William Hogart!
L^ndan. [a.
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F024 HOLBEIN (Hans.) L'Alpbabet de la Mort. Ento
de bordures du xvie siecle et suivi d'anciens poi
fran^ais sur le sujet des trois morts et des trois
publics d'aprcs les manuscrits par Anatole de M
taiglon. Paris: Trift. 18
Sn>, hilf morocco, gilt tt^, Docut.
jp25 HOLGATE (Jerome B.) American Genealogy, beir
' ' '^■^ History of some of the Early Settlers of North An
ica and their Descendants, ... Illustrated by GeiM
gical Tables. J/iany. 18
HOLLIS (T.) Sif [Blackburne (F.)], Lot No. 170.
[026 HOLLISTER (G. H.) The History of Connectic
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from the First Settlement of the Colony, to the
Adoption of the Present Constitution.
New Havtn. 1855.
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7 HOLMES (Abiel). AnnaU of America from the Dis-
covery by Columbus in the year 1492 to the year
1826. Cambridgt. 1826.
la., Sfo, blue IcfuiC motiKco, gilt top, uncut j virjfm cefy of the But EoinaH.
8 HOLMES. The Life of Ezra Stiles, D.D., ll.d.
'■ ' Botton. 1796.
Sto, tnarocco exlti, gilt top, uncat.
9 HOMERI IlUs et Odyssea.
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frinttdfor NethanitU Butttr. [cirea i6i6.}
, in cmhcd levant monxca, ^It cdgu, bj BEdlbrd ; jCm cliam itfy j viiJi mar-
gin. The Futr Edttiok of Cfaapman'i tniuUdoot of "The Whole
Worlu oT Homer." Stlihdid Coil, with PoaTHAir of Chapman oo the
reTcne of the title-page, not found in >U copea.
'' Troj nc't ; Oreece wrackC : who monniea } Ye both majr bout ;
£lae th' Iljradi, and Odjilea, had bene loat."
(the 'Iliad') u ai truly an original poem M the ' Faerj Qneenej' it will gi*c jrou
amall idea of Homer, ihoagfa 1 lac Icgei one than I'ope'a epigrama, or
Cowpec'i cumbenome moat *nti-Homerie MiltDniini. For Chupmao
writea and fecli u a poet, — u Homer might hare written bad he lired in
England in the reign of Queen Eliubeth." — Coliudoi'i '■ Lectuiea."
[I HOMER. The Iliads of Homer, Prince of Poets,
^„ never before in any Unguage truly translated with a
212
HONE.
Comment on some of his chief places. Done accord-
ing to the Greek by George Chapman. With Intro-
duction and Notes by the Rev. Richard Hooper, m.a.
Second Edition. [Also.] The Odysseys of Homer
translated according to the Greek. London. 1857.
[And] Homer's Batrachomyomachia, Hymns and Epi-
grams. Hesiod ... Musaeus ... JuvenaPs Fifth Satire.
Translated ... London. 1858.
Together, 5 vols., pott 8to, cloth, uncut. The only complete reprint of Chapouin's
traniUtions of Homer. Contains Facumilu of the titles and frontispieces
of the original folio editions. See ** Ret. Rev.,** ui, 168.
^ ^1^032 HOMER TRAVESTIE. A Burlesque Translation
of Homer. [By Thomas Brydges.] Twenty-three
Comic Illustrations. The Fourth edition improved.
London. 1797.
2 vols., 8to, polished calf} gilt top, uncut; 16 Plates; very scarce in tacA beamtifml
conMon, A witty but most groMly indecent work.
y^ I yyr^'1033 HOMES of American Authors; comprising Anecdotical,
/ Personal, and Descriptive Sketches, by Various writers.
Illustrated with views of Residences and facsimiles of
the MS. of each Author.
Niw Tork: G. P. Putnam £5f Co. 1853.
Sq. 8vOf half green levant morocco, gilt top, uncut.
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HONE (W,) Ancient Mysteries Described, especially
the English Miracle Plays, founded on Apocryphal
New Testament Story, &c. London. 1823.
8yo, boards, uncut. Includes notices of the Festivals of Fools and Astes, the Descent
into Hell, Lord Mayor*s Show, Guildhall Giants, Christmas Carols, etc.
1035 HONE. The E very-Day Book and Table Book [and
Year Book] ... For Daily Use and Diversion. By
William Hone. London: Th. Tegg. 1837.
Sto, Cllf, gilt CI
tn i 5 50 WoDDCuTi of old building!, old cwtomi, remarkable
chiriclen, ■
•tniclioii noi
r eailly to be found eliewhere. Commended by Limb, Scott,
Sauthey. etc
. FiHi Ea»lt Co»r.
HOOD {T. H.) Notes of a Cruise in H. M. S.
"Fawn," in the Western Pacific, in the Year 1862.
Edinburgh. 1863. '
Sto, uncut) Colohid Plati.
HOOKE (W.) Ncw-Englands Sence, ] of | Old-England
|and|Jrebn(}s|Sorrowes.| A Sermon Preached upon a
day of|generall Humiliation in the Churches of | New-
England. |In the behalfe of Old-England and JreUnds|
Sad condition. [By William Hooke, Minister of] Gods
Word at Taunton in | New-England. |
Londan : \ Printed for John Rolhwell at tbi
Signe oftbi Sunne\in Pauh-Cburcb-Tard. 1645. |
Sm. 4to, title i I., pp. 34, bilf morocco.
HOOKE. New | Englands |Teares, | for Old | Englands [
Feares. I Preached in a Sermon on July 23. 1 1640 being a
day of Publike Humiliation, |appointed by the Churches
in behalfe of our [native Countrcy in time of | feared
dangers. | By William Hooke, Minister of Gods | Word ;
sometimes of Axmouih in Devonshire, | now of Taun-
ton in New England,] Sent over to a worthy Member
of the honourable] House of Commons, who desires it
may be for]publick good.]
LondoK,\ Printed for E. G.fer lebn Rethvjill
and Henry Overton-, and\ari to be sould at the Sunne
in Pauls Church- \yard., and in Popes-head Alley. 164 1.]
i»htA c*ir, by W. Pratt; fiai ctfy. There appein to biTe been two edidont -
prialed in the aune year.
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1039 HOOKER (W. J.) Botanical Miscellany; containing
Figures and Descriptions of such Plants as recommend
themselves by their Novelty, Rarity, or History.
London, 1830.
3 vola^ rl. 8to, doth, uncut ; contadns 1 50 beamtifiUly cohrtd Platu.
1040 HOPE (T.) Costume of the Ancients. By Thomas
Hope. A New Edition, much enlarged, ... 321
Plates. London, mdcccxli.
1 Tola., rl. 8vOy tree calf^ gilt. An indiipenMble book to utitts \ the bctt on the
subject.
1041 HOPKINS (Albert). A Sermon ... State Fast, March
28, 1830. Troy^ N. r. 1831.
8vo, pp. 21 { alto» Hill on Bancroft and Thmyer. 3 tracts.
• ^1042 HOPKINSON (J.) Speeches of Joseph Hopkinson and
Charles Chauncy, on the Judicial Tenure.
Philadelphia. 1838.
Sto, pp. 68.
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Milman, d.d.
Londini : Apud Joannem Murray, mdcccliii.
8vo, adf, gilt) Fine Plates; uaree,
1044 HORNE (T. H.) An Introduction to the Study of
Bibliography. To which is prefixed a Memoir on the
Public Libraries of the Antients. Illustrated with
Engravings. London. 18 14.
% vols., Svo, tree adf, gilt. On page 91, et seq»y is a chapter on Mexican and North
American ptcture-writing.) iliillilil
«
1045 HORRY and WEE MS. The Life of General Francis
Marion, a Celebrated Partisan Officer in the Revolu-
HOSACK, 215
tionary War, against the British and for Us, in South
Carolina and Georgia. Philadtlpbia. 1818.
llmo,ibccp{ Cniian Platu.
HORSFELD (T.) Zoolopcal Researches in Java, and
the neighbouring Islands. Lttidtn. l82t.
410, ulf; minjr htanlifullj altrlJ Platm.
X a nituble work. The pUCa, by Mr. W. Dinlell, an in hil belt nuniier,
■nd cboM conlnining the inaCoinicil dccaili are (upciior to taj hltheito
pabliihed in lh» coantrj." — PkiUdilfkia Mt^niiu.
[HORSMANDEN.] A | Journal|of the] Proceedings |
in I The Detection of the Conspiracy | formed by | Some
White People, in Conjunction with Negro and other
Slaves, I for| Burning the City of New- York in Amer-
ica, I And Murdering the Inhabitants. | Which Con-
spiracy was partly put in Execution, by Burning His
Majesty's House in Fort George, ... [With] An Ap-
pendix. By the Recorder of the City of New- York.
Nnu-Yari: Printed by
Jamts Parker^ at thi New Printing-Office. 1 744.
. X06 mi 16, nd crwhed leiaat morocco, gill edgoj ixauhiilj rari, Thii
cop7 of tlie v(r|> ran iriginal tJitia wu wacer-uiincd, but hai becniEitored
b; F. BcdAud ; in hit note iniened. Parker (the printer of thu lolnine)
wa* BD ipprencice to Bradford, and luccecdcd ta the biuineu in 1741.
HORSMANDEN. Negro Plot. [Another Edition.]
Ntvi Terk. iSio.
1*0, half morouo, giit lop, uneul, b; Btadtcreet.
HOSACK (David). Memoir of DeWitt Clinton : with
an Appendix, containing numerous Documents, Illus-
trative of the Principal Events of his Life. Plates.
New Terk. 1829.
410, half green levant moracco^ (ill top, nncat, by Braditreet.
2l6
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Library of Zelotes Hosmer, Esq. of Cambridge, Mass.
Boston. 1 86 1.
Rl. 8to{ Lasgs Pafu — priced. This collection wu particularly rich in early Englifh
literatore, bibliography, and rare edidona of the Greek and Latin classics.
HOUDIN (M. G.) Sfi Washington (G.)
^J05i HOUGH (F. B.) History of Duryea's Brigade, during
the Campaign in Virginia under Gen. Pope, and in
Maryland under Gen. McClellan, in ... 1862. Por-
trait. Albany. MunselL 1864.
Rl. 8vo, half morocco, gilt top, uncat, by Brad«treet ; 300 copies printed.
_I052 HOUGH. History of St. Laurence and Franklin Coun-
ties, N. Y. Albany. 1853.
8vo, uncut; one of 15 copies printed on thick paper.
/ !• jc^^^i HOUGH. Washingtoniana : Or Memorials of the Death
|/ of George Washington, giving an Account of the Fu-
neral Honors paid to His Memory, with a List of
Tracts and Volumes Printed upon that occasion.
Roxbury. 1865.
1 vols., 4to, paper, uncut; 2 PoRTaAirs; 91 copies privately printed. See^ aito^ Nan-
tucket and Pemaquid.
y
y^ 1054 " HOURS" (The) of Anne of Brittany, and the " Hours"
of the Duke of Anjou. London. 1845-50.
2 vols, in I, imp. Syo, half green morocco ^ mott heautifuUy printed im red Mndhlack»n
thick Drawing Papxr ; each page ornamented with MiNiAToau in goI<l
and colon, by Owen Jones. The " Hours ** of the Crusading King of Jeni-
salem is exceedingly interesting, as aflfbrding an example of art at a period
when decorated examples are very rare.
^ /.5
1055 HOUSE (The) of Wisdom in a Bustle; A Poem, descrip-
tive of the Noted Battle, Lately fought in C — ^ng— ss.
By Geoffirey Touchstone. Philadelphia. 1798.
8vo, pp. 27, half blue morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradttreet.
HO WITT. 217
HOUSEHOLD BOOKS. Edited by Bp. Percy, Sir F.
Madden, and Sir Harris Nicolas.
Landan: W. Piektring. l8a6, 7.
tto, cloth, uncut. Compriiing "Eirl of Nanhumberlind'i Houiehold Book,"
"PHtj Pdiu! EipcDK) of £linb«tb of Yoik, Qohd of Hcnt? VII, "
" Priijf Pnne £ipciu«t of Henrjr VlII," "Piivy Pur»« Eipcnui of Princcu
Muj, daufhtet of Henry VlII, atierwirdi Queen Miry."
HOW (D.) Diary of David How, a Private in Colonel
Paul Dudley Sargent's Raiment of the Massachusetts
Line in the Army of the American Revolution. Notes
by Henry fi. Dawson. Merrisania^ N. Y. 1S65.
In, uncut I 150 copiei printed. Forma No. it of Davnon'i " Oleiningi."
HOWARD (H.) The Laugher's Companion! or, A
~ Cure for the Spleen. A Collection of Original Songs.
Ltnden. 1 76 a.
16010, half caBf. From Delaware Lcwk' collection.
HOWE (Henry). Historical Collections of Virginia.
Its History and Antiquities. Illustrated by over lOO
Engravings. Cbarltsten^ S, C. 1856.
Ito, morocco.
HOWE (W.) The Narrative of Lieut. Gen. Sir William
Howe, in a Committee of the House of Commons, on
the a9ih of April, 1779, relative to his conduct, during
his late command of the King's Troops in North Amer-
ica : To which arc added, some observations upon a
phamphlet, entitled, Letters to a Nobleman, &c. 2d
Edition. Louden, hdcclxxx.
4to, pp. tia, half morocco, nncul.
HOWITT{M.) Pictorial Calendar of the Seasons.
Landau. 1854.
PoK Sro, half morocco, g!l[ edgei.
ai8
HUBBARD.
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1062 HOYl* ^E.) Antiquarian Researches, comprising a His-
tory of the Indian Wars in the Country bordering Con-
necticut River, and Parts Adjacent. GnenJUld. 1824.
Svo, half red morocco, gilt top, oncnt, by Bndftrect.
1063 HUBBARD (J. N.) Sketches of Border Adventures in
the Life and Times of Major Moses Van Campen, a
surviving Soldier of the Revolution, By his Grandson,
John N. Hubbard. Batb^ N. r. 1841.
8vo, pp. 310, thecp; uartt,
1064 HUBBARD (William). A | Narrative | of the Troubles
with the I Indians | in New-England, from the first plant-
ing thereof in the | year 1607, to this present year 1677.
But chiefly of the late | Troubles in the two last years,
1675 and 1676. 1 To which is added a Discourse about
the Warre with the | Pequods | In the year 1637. | By
W. Hubbard, Minister of Ipswich. | Published by Au-
thority. I [With the Election Sermon.]
Botton:\ Printed by John Foster^ in the year 1677.
1 Tols IB I, 4tUy red marocco, gilt edges j Maf. Inieited is an original Marriage Cer-
tificate, eight lines, being the Avtocmaph, with SiGicATumx of the Rev.
William Hubbard (Sept. 5, 1700)) also Sigmatvkx of John Appkton.
The autograph of William Hubbard is of the kigkut rgrhy, A letter
written by him wat sold, a few yean since, for upwards of $50.
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1065 HUBBARD. The | Present State | of | New England,
being a | Narrative | Of the Troubles with the | Indians |
in I New-England, from the first planting | thereof, in
the year 1607, to this present year, 1677. | But chiefly
of the late Troubles in the two last | years, 1675 and
1676. 1 To which is added, a Discourse about the War
I with the Pequods, in the year 1637. | By W. Hubbard,
Minister of Ipswich. | Lnubn. 1677. |
luTooD moracco tttn, (ilt tiga. A ftw of (he leivet which were torn,
hiTc b«en neatly mtond, and (ome miuing wordi lupplied in miniucript.
The mirgin ii unuiuilljr luge, *nd thii it t fair itfy, bat the Ma* it in
HUBBARD. Narrative of the Indian Wars in New
England, from the first Planting thereof in the year
1607 to the year 1677 j Containing the Occasion, Rite
and Progress of the War with the Indians, etc.
IVoretiter. 1 80 1.
Itmo, ciimion motocco, gill back and cdget, by Mithewt,
HUBBARD. A | Narrative of the | Indian Wars | in New-
England, | from the first Planting there- 1 of, in the year
1607, to|thc year i677.|Containing|Thc Occasion,
Rise and Progressjof the War with the Indians,|in
the Southern, Western, I Eastern and Northern Parts |
of said Country. | By William Hubbard, a.m. |
Daniury: Printed by Stiltt Ntcbeb. 1803. |
lin», pp. 174, halTmotiKca, gilt edgei. hy B
HUBBARD. [Another Edition.]
BrattUbere' : William Fesstnden. [n. d.]
lamo, half red monKCa^ gilt top, nncni.
HUBBARD. A General History of New England, from
the Discovery to 1680 by the Rev. Wm. Hubbard,
Minister of Ipswich, Mass. Second Edition, Collated
with the Original MS. Botten. 1848.
Sto, Rmbnrghe bindli^, gilt lop, nncut.
HUBBARD. The History of the Indian Wars in New-
England, From the First Settlement to the Termina-
tion of the War with King Philip, in 1677. From the
220 HUDSON.
Original Work by the Rev. William Hubbard. Care-
fully Revised ... By Samuel G. Drake.
Printed for W. Eliot IVoodwardy Roxbury. MDCCCLXV.
1 vo}i.| 4tOy half red levant morocco, |ilt top; Lamgs PAru; 50 copies printed.
Forms Not. m and iv of Woodward*i Hiatorical Series.
y ^^1071 HUBBARD. [The same.]
Albany: J. MunselL mdccclxv.
s Tob., imp. 8 TO, tinted paper, ttncot; 100 copies only printed in this lise.
/ ^/07a HUBBARD. [The same.]
^^ Albany: J, MunselL mdccclxv.
2 Tols., fcap 4to, nncut.
/
. 1073 HUBLEY (Benrard). The History of the American
Revolution, including the most important events and
Resolutions of the Honourable Continental Congress
during that Period. Northumberland^ Pa. 1805.
8 TO, half morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradstreet; Vol. i all published ; usra.
. , 1074 HUDSON (C.) History of the Town of Lexington,
^ ^ Middlesex County, Massachusetts, from its first Settle-
ment to 1848, and a Genealogical Register of Lexing-
ton Families. Boston, 1868.
8vo, pp. 449, ^96, doth, uncut ; Platks.
1075 HUDSON. History of the Town of Marlborough,
Middlesex County, Massachusetts, from its first set-
tlement in 1657 ^o 1861 ; with a Brief Sketch of the
Town of Northborough, A Genealogy of the Families
in Marlborough to 1800, and an Account of the Four
hundredth Anniversary of the Incorporation of the
Town. By Charles Hudson ...
Boston : Press of T. R, Marvin and Son, 1862.
I '^<*> PP* ^f 544» Note, I 1., half morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradstreet.
HUMBOLDT. 221
& HUGO (T.) The Bewick Collector. A Descriptive
' Catalogue of the Works of Thomas and John Bewick ;
including cuts, in various states, for Books and Pam-
phlets, ... . The whole described from the Originals
and illustrated with a hundred and twelve cuts. ...
London : LovtU Reeve, mdccclxvi.
Imp. Sto, cloth, unculj Lakci Pafu.
; HUMBLE (The) Petition | and | Address | Of the General
' Coun Sitting at | Boston in New-England, | unto | The
High and Mighty | Prince | Charles] The Second. | And
presented unto His Most-Gracious {Majesty Feb. ii,
1660. 1 Printed in the Tear 1660. |
Signed John Endecot Gov- In the Name, and with
the consent of the General Court.
fto, brawn calf, gilt edgci, bj P. Bedford ; fimt eefj if a maa ran hull reladnf »
the early hiitoty of New EngUnd.
I itytniy ciiticiied in 1 tract, entitled : " Addteu of the Publicaiiu of New-
Englaad. To which King you pleaie. With Some Remarlu upon ic"
1 HUMBOLDT (A. von). Personal Narrative of Travels
S^ to the Equinoctial Regions of the New Continent,
-' during the years 1799 - 1804. Maps, Plans, &c.
Translated by H. Maria Williams. London. 1814.
7 voli. in 6, Svo, half calf} But Editiom.
J HUMBOLDT. Researches on tfae Institutions &-Monu-
' ments of the Ancient Inhabitants of America. Trans-
lated. London, 1804.
1 Toll., gTO, half calf, nncot ; Kara.
3 HUMBOLDT. Atlas Pittoresque, ou Vues dc Cordil-
leres et Monuments des Pueples Indigenes dc I'Amer-
ique. Paris. 1810.
folio, half morocco, uncut) printed on vellain paper, and lixirmATUi with 69
Elmakt Platu, Pxoor iMNuaiaita, maaj of which are colored. From
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222 HUMPHRBY8.
I the library of the Emperor Masimifian, with hit Book Plate. Published
at 756 francs. The roott beautiful and generally interesting of Humboldt's
works, rarely found perfect.
Humboldt traced, with the hand of a master, the outline of a rast picture, which
present and future travellers can only assist in fUling up. In this work
the picture-writing of the Mexicans first received the attention and the
ample treatment which are due to a literature as strange and important in
the records of the new world, u that of Egypt in the old.
HUME (David). Sa Oxford Classics.
1081 HUMPHREY (D.) An Historical Account of the So-
ciety for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign
I Parts. London, 1730.
I 8vo,old calf; Mapsj teartu Relates to the proceedings of the missionaries indiflmnt
parts of North America, together with the state of religion there, with
I maps of Carolina and New England, by Moll.
1082 HUMPHREYS (D.) An|Essay|on the|Life|of the|
Honorable Major-General | Israel Putnaai : | Addressed
to the State Society of the Cincinnati | in Connecticut. |
By Col. David Humphreys. | Hartford :\Print€d by
Hudson and Goodwin^\u.iiCC.L7i'xxyiii.
iftmo, pp. 1S7, brown morocco; Plate inserted.
' 1083 HUMPHREYS. [Another Edition.] With an Appen-
dix. By S. Swett. Boston. 18 18.
lamo, cloth.
,-^1 1084 HUMPHREYS. Life and Heroic Exploits of Israel
Putnam • . Hartford. 1847.
lamo, pp. 190, cloth ; PoaraAiT.
1085 HUMPHREYS. The Miscellaneous Works of David
Humphreys. Now Tori. 1804.
Sto, half red morocco, gilt top, uncut, by F. Bedford ; PoKTmAir. Contains a ** Poedcal
j Eulogy" on WnUngton m S6o line..
1
HUTCHINSON. 223
B6 HUMPHREYS. Poems by Col. Davtd Humphreys,
' late Aid-dr-Camp to his Excellency General Washing-
ton. Second Edition: — With Several Additions.
Philadelphia: hinted by Mathew Carty, M,DCC,LXXXIX.
iimoipp. 91, (i).»''"p-
87 HUNT (C. H.) Life of Edward Livingston. With an
' Introduction by George Bancroft. New Terk. 186^.
>. Sto, clotb, aacBl; PoaTKAtn of Lirinpcan and Gcoenl JackioD j Laigi Pavuj
oalf JO co^et prinud.
88 [HUNT (Freeman).] American Anecdotes. Original
'^ "and Select, By an American. BeiUn. 1830.
ill., ixmo, bilf gtecQ oiorocco, gilt top, uncai; Illditbatis Con, hiiing 47
Platu intened, cooiuling of PoanAin, Vnwi, etc., minf wy rartf
fimt npj i tttrii. Thctc Tolamci contain 4S7 anecdote*, neirl]i all rdttlic
10 thE Amtricu Re*alutkiD.
B9 [HUNT (Leigh).] The Liberal. Verse and Prose from
yV the South. London, 1822,
•oU^ S*a, half niaracco, ^t co|i. locBudci aonie Sbiketpeariani. Lord Bjtod
aanated in the work.
50 HUNTER (Joseph). Founders of New-Plymouth.
f London. M.dcccliv.
giD, cloth, pp. t>i, 105, Enata, i alip, cloth, uncat.
)l HUTCHINSON (F.) An Historical Essay concerning
Witchraft, The Second Edition, with considerable
Additions. London: R. KnapUei. mdccxx.
Sto, 16 1., pp. 336, half Dorocco, gilt top, oocuc, bjr Braditreel.
hia wotk coDUint much intcreiting matter, ind deielopea tatnj celebrated impot-
tnret. In it it a curioui chconolagical tabic of the number of poor wretcha
boint ai irilclica.'' — Lowhdu.
92 HUTCHINSON (Mr.) The History of the Colony of
224 HUTCHINSON.
Massachusetts Bay. 1628 to 1691. Second edition.
London, mdcclx. From 169 1 to 1750. Ehstm.
MDCCLXVii, and The History of the Province of Mas-
sachusetu Bay, from The Year 1750 until June, 1774.
London, mdcccxxvii.
Together, 3 toU., Svo, half green morocco, gilt top, edges oncut ; gMtrtmely xMnt
in this condition.
*'The reputation of Gorernor Hatchinton*! History retti on the solid bans of utility
and truth.** — Jodox Datis.
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^ ^ 1093 [HUTCHINSON.] A Collection of Original Papers
^^^^' Relative to the History of the Colony of Massachu-
setts-Bay. Boston^ Now England. 1769.
Sto, half green morocco, gilt top, by W. Mathews; usrce.
This collection of papen was published by Lieat.-Gov. Hutchinson, ** to support and
elucidate the principal facts related in the first part of the Hbtory of Mas-
sachusetts Bay, and may serve as an appendix to it.** ** The author of
that History wu possessed of many other ancient and very curious original
papers, which are irrecoverably lost by an unfortunate event sufficiently
known ** (alluding to the desuuction of his papers by a mob, at the time
of the riots in Boston on the account of the stamp act, in 1765). Set
Prince Society.
/ V -r*'^^ HUTCHINSON. (T.) Copy of the Letters Sent to
-^ Great Britain by his Excellency Thomas Hutchinson,
the Hon. Andrew Oliver, and several other Persons,
born among and educated among us. Which Original
Letters have been returned to America, and laid before
the honorable House of Representatives of this Prov*
ince. London, mdcclxxiv.
8vo, 2 I., pp. 142, half morocco.
*' These letters were procured by Dr. Franklin, and sent to Boston to hb friend Dr.
Samuel Cooper, with strict injunctions not to aUow them to be published.
I They ^irtrt^ however, printed in Boston, and made a great noiK at the
time.** — ^RiCH.
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CELANDIC POETRY, or, The Edda
ofSacmund. Translated. Bristol, 1797.
gvo, boardt, nncuCi tctrtt.
1098 ILLINOIS in 1837. Phila. 1837.
gvo, bmrilij Man Sometimn (ttribated to S.
A. Mitcfacll.
Geological Survey of Illinois. A. H.
• wertneo, Director. Chieaio. 1866.
3 *oli., inp. Sto, dotb.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE of the Great Exhi-
bition. LotidtH. 185 1.
4ti>, dotb { tatay hundred WooDcim.
LIMITATION de Jesus-Christ. Traduction Nouvellc
par F. de La Mennais. Nouvelle edition.
Paris: DiJat. 1S25.
>, lulf morocCD, uncut j La>(u Patuj Juit nfy, an *ellam papa, iritb PUMin
of tbt PutTU before letnr. Onl} 50 copiet prinud in ihit it^U.
IMLAY (George). A Topographical Description of the
Western Territory of North America, ... to which
are added, The Discovery, Settlement, and Present
State of Kentucky, ... By John Filson, etc.
Louden : J. Dtbrttt. UDCCxciu.
Int, hilTcalfi Uavj lUrd md iia iMim.
IMPARTIAL I (An) Relation | of the | First Rite and
Cause I of the | Recent Differences! in (Publick Affiurs
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Approve him. Containing an Answer to his and their
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and became a Baptiit." — Rim,
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Virginia ; with Remarks on the | Trade and Commerct
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I2I1 [KEMPIS {T. A).] Limitation de Jcsus-Christ.
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London: ffiliiam Pieitring. udcccxxtiii.
7
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1215 KENDALL (G. W.) The War b«<v«n the Unircd
States and Mexico Illustrated, embntcing Pictoiial
K.SRR. 249
Drawings of all the Principal Conflicts, by Carl Nebcl,
... with a Description of each Battle, by Geo. Wilkins
Kendall, ... NewTeri: D. AppUtun^ Company. 1851.
>, pp. ir, ji; II itMUifiilfy altrti Platu. Tbii work liu long been out of
pridi; ihu copj Ii M cl«D u the da^ it ini inued ; it wu reiUy printed
in Puii.
;6 KENNEDY (W.) Texas; the Rise, Progress, and.
Prospects of Texas. LondoH. 1841.
I roll., Sto, cioth, ODCut. Tlie bat work on Tmu.
7 [KENNETT (White).] Bibliotheca: Americana; Pri-
r mordia. An Attempt Towards laying the Foundation
of an American Library, In several Books, Papers, and
Writings, Humbly given to the Society for Propoga-
tion of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, etc. By a Mem-
ber of the said Society. Landon. 1713.
4to, bilf marocca, aaculj Fmi Corrj virj Kara la chit coadiden. Conuini
copioui iccounti of the earlieic book* relating Co Amcrio. Up to it> dite
tbc bett work on ihe lubjecc.
i8 KENTUCKY. A Description of Kentucky in North
America, to which are prefixed Miscellaneous Obser-
vations Respecting the United States. Londan, 1792.
bulTcilf; with the fottovring tract! : "Burke'i {£.) Leiccr to ... on ibe aSain of
America. LanJin. 1787." "French Arrogance or ifae Cat let out oTthe
Ba| ; A poecieal dialogue between the Enioya of America and X Y Z and
iheLadf. PkilaJilfiia. 1798." "Smilh't (of South Carolina) Spcechea.
1794." " Comipondence of Pincknej, Muihall and Oeiry, miniatEn to
Fnace. 179!." " Cooper. Some Inlbrmalion [eipcccin[ AniErici.
[9 KERR (R.) History of Scotland during the Reign of
Robert the Bruce. EtUnburgb. i8it.
* nil,, Sto, half calf, pit f Kd a
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1220 KETTELL (S.) Specimens of American Poetry, wii
Critics! And Bi<^raphical Notices.
Bostan. uDCCCxxn
imo, half bloc morocco, (ilt top, uncut. The third rolume coanju a htUi
|n|hk*l and cbroiudottol lut of American poea.
1231 KIDD. A Full Account of the Proceedings In Relatio
{ to Capt. Kidd. In two Letters. Written by a Pei
I son of Quality to a Kinsman of the Earl of Bellamor
' in Ireland. London: Printtd an
S«ld by tht BtohtlUn »f London and IVeslmintttr. mdcci
Sm. 410, 4 L, ff. Jt, nd moroccD, uncuij vtrj Jitt afj- Tfac Eiii of BcUunon
^^_ QoTcraor of Nc« York, wu (lapected, in popular apiaian, to be impUutc
in tbe proc«dia| of Cipoja KJdd, who tailed snder hit licciuc, etc, 10
«ii atterwirdi diaainied by hia.
i
>'l^x/7 1222 KIDDER (F.) The Expeditions of Capt. John Lovewell
: and his Encounters with the Indians ; including a Par
I ticular Account of the Pigwaket Battle, with a Histor;
I of that tribe ; and a Reprint of Rev. Thomas Symmet
! Sermon. By Frederick Kidder.
Botton: Barthtt and HalSday. 1865
' 4M, half Itmol noTOCCO, gilt lop, aocuC, bj Braditiecl.
^ ,' 1223 KIDDER. Military Operations in Eastern Maine an<
''■^^" ■ Nova Scotia, during the Revolution, chiefly compilet
from the Journals and Letters of Colonel John Allan
with Notes and a Memoir of Col. John Allan.
Albany. 1867
Sto, half red morocco, |Ul mp, uneol, by B
/
: 1124 KIMBALL (David T.) A Sketch of the Ecdesiastici
I History of Ipswich. ... Havtrhill, Mm. 1823.
KTNOSBOROUGH. 25 1
5 KING (C. W.) The Handbook of Engraved Gems.
' With numerous Illustrations. Londen. 1866.
Crown In), cloth, nncut.
6 KING. The Natural History, Ancient and Modern, of
^ Precious Stones and Gems, and of the Precious Metals.
Lentien. 1S65.
Rl. Sto, »lf, gill cdgd.
A iplcndid coonibadon to archKoloty ind ninenlopcil •oenn.*' — Riadu.
J KING (W.) The Original Works of. In Verse and
Prose. (Edited by Nicolas & Reed.) Lendtn. 1776.
3 Toll., Svo.hilFfclluiii, uncut; Poitxait.
" Hii qrc wat keen.
With iwectneu ipcl; mixed."
"Ccrtn, he wu i man engaging wigbt,
Of lociil glee, and wit bumine choagli been]
Turning the night to daj, and dajr to night."
8 KINGMAN (B.) History of North Bridgewater, Ply-
~~ mouth County, Massachusetts, from its First Settle-
ment to the Present Time, with Family Registers.
Boitm: PuhBshtd kj the Autbtr. 1866. '
■to, pp. 6^6, half puerile morocco, gilt top, uncut, b; Brad«reet( pLATn,
^ KINGSBOROUGH. Antiquities of Mexico; com-
' prising Fac-Similes of Ancient Mexican Paintings and
Hieroglyphics, preserved in the Royal Libraries of
Paris, Berlin, and Dresden; in the Imperial Library
of Vienna; in the Vatican Library; in the Boipan
Museum at Rome ; in the Library of the Institute at
Bologna; and in the Bodleian Library at Oxford.
Together with the Monuments of New Spain. By
M. Dupaix: with their respective Scales of Measure-
ment and accompanying Descriptions. The whole
illustrated by many valuable Inedtted Manuscripts. By
KNIOHT.
Lord Kingsborough. The Drawings on Stone, by A.
Aglio. In Nine Volumes.
London: Henry G. Bobn. m.dcccxlvui.
Folio, hilf green morocco, gilt top. A vMt ttore-houte of invaluable materiali for the
history of Mexico. When, tome four centnriet ago, the enterpriie of
Spanish navigaton opened the vast continent of America to the admiiarioa
of Europe, the civilisation of the New World wm found to be concentrated
in two spots, and two only, o( that enormous territory. One of these
Avored regions wu Peru; the other wu Mexico. It was in Mesco,
especially, that art, polidcs, and science, had received their greatest develop-
ment. There the Spaniards found an organised state, an ancient polttf,
an opulent capitsl, an exalted dynMty, a formidable priesthood, and a people
well skilled in mechanical and decorative arts. So great, in ^Kt, wai the
proficiency of the Mexican workmen, so elaborate the system of govern-
ment, and so impressive the whole evidence of wealth and grandeur, that
iot some time the civilisation of Mexico was regardnl as superior to that
of Europe.
^ 1230 KIRKLAND (T.) Cyclopedia of Commercial and
' Business Anecdotes. New Tori. 1864.
a vols., Svo, pp. 779, cloth ; PoaTXAiTS and Platzs.
y 1231 KNAPP (S. L.) Life of Timothy Dexter j Embracing
Sketches of the Eccentric Characters that Composed
his Associates. Boston, 1838.
iSmo, pp. 108, half morocco; Plats; PotTSArr inserted.
. ^ ^1232 [KNAPP.] Extract from a Journal of Travels in North
America, consisting of an Account of Boston and its
Vicinity. By AH Bey, &c. Boston. 18 19.
lomo, pp. 114, boards, uncut.
1233 KNIGHT (C.) Cabinet Portrait Galleiy of British
Worthies. London, [n. d.]
1% vols, b 6, iftmo} 71 PoarnAm. Written hy Lord Brougham, De Morgan, and
ocncfia
I
I
KHtORT. 253
34 KNIGHT. London, Illustrated by 650 wood engrav-
ings. London. i84i-'44.
iAm^ Imp. tf 0, cloth. The mon elcgint, originil, «nd intemtiog of ill the picto-
rid worki |irodaced b|r tbu eaterpruing publiibcr.
35 KNIGHT. Pictorial Museum of Animated Nature; and
' Companion for the Zoological Gardens. Illustrated
with Four Thousand Wood Engravings.
Londen. {a. d.]
1 nil. in I, blio, hilf momcco.
36 KNIGHT. Pictorial Gallery of the Fine and Useful
Arts. Several hundred plates. Lendtn. [n. d.]
a Tolt. folio, half morocco. Sti Sbaluipeare (W.)
37 KNIGHT [Dr.) Indian Atrocities. Narratives of the
Perils and SuiFerings of Dr. Knight and John Slover,
among the Indians, during the Revolutionary War.
Gnciiinati. 1867.
i>iiio, failf red morocco, gilt top, uncut, by BriditiEel,
38 KNIGHT. Journals of Madam Knight and Rev. Mr.
Buckingham. From the original Manuscripts^ written '
in 1704 and 1710. New Tort. 1825,
10, half numccii, gilt top, uncut, by Biidilrcct; Okioimal EetnoM; Kara. The
fermct lelicei Co ihc upedltion agtinil Port Royal in 1710.
39 KNIGHT. The Private Journal of a Journey from
Boston to New York, in the Year 1 704. Kept by
Madam Knight. Many: Frank H. UttU. 1865.
4C0, half morocco, uncat ; joo copiet priaccd.'
\o KNIGHT (R. P.) A Discourse on the Worihip of
Priapus, and its Connection with the Mystic Theology
of the Ancients. By Richard Payne Knight, Esq. (a
254 KNOX.
new edition). To which is added an Essay on the
Worship of the Generative Power during the Middle
Ages of Western E.urope.
London: Privately Printed. 1865.
4to, half moracco, uncvt. A i ingulaiiy curious and i choUrly production. The eitreme
, rarity of the original edition of Payne ICnight*! curiout eisay on the mystic
theology of the ancienti it well known to collector!, copies having been
recently told at $150 in thb city. Thu new and elegant edition, edited
hy two very distingmthed English scholan, embraces the original work
entire, with much highly important additional matter.
1 241 KNOLLES (R.) The Turkish History, from the
^^ Original of that Nation, with a Continuation By Sir
Paul Rycawt. London. 1787.
3 vols., folio, calf; NvMsaoos Fnci PoanAm.
'** Dr. Johnson, in his brief criticism upon the English historians (< Rambler,* No. 12a),
after a short character of Raleigh and Clarendon, adds : < But none of our
writers can, in my opinion, justly contest the superiority of Knolles, who,
in his " History of the Turks,** has displayed all the eicellency that nar^
ration can admit.* ' Nothing could have sunk this author in obscurity but
the remoteness and barbarity of the people whose story he relates.* ** —
WtAMOHAM.
/ ^/f
1242 KNOWLES (J. D.) Memoirs of Roger Williams of
Rhode-Isknd. Boston. 1834.
iimo, pp. 437, sheep; Facsimils.
y 1243 KNOX {Captain John). An Historical Journal of the
/ Campaigns in North-America, for The Years 1757^
1758, 1759 and 1760: containing The Most Remark-
able Occurrences of that Period ; particularly The Two
Sieges of Quebec, &c.
London: Printed for the Author. MDCCLXix.
X vols., 4to, half green morocco, gilt top, uncvt, by Bradstreet : Fins Poktiaitb of
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1328 LINCOLN MEMORIAL. New Tork. 1865.
47^ Sto, cloth; Postsait and Plate. See << Addenda.**
270 LIVIRMORB.
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Svo, half red moroccO| gilt top, oocat, hj BradfCreeC
y/ I '330 LINCOLN (W.) History of Worcester, Massachu-
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cences of the Public Men of Worcester Co., by Chas.
I Hersey. Published by the Avtber.
RL 8vo, boardt, ancatj PoRTiAin and Vnwt.
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Lord George Germaine. *
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Maryland. London, 1734.** ** A Calm Address, by John Wesley. Lon-
don. 1777.** ** The Case of the Planters of Tobacco in Virginia ai Repre-
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And other tracts.
^> U33 LIVERMORE (G.) An Historical Research respccring
J^ \^ ^ \ the Opinions of the Founders of the Republic on Ne-
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BettM. 1863.
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LIVRB. 271
' 1334 LIVES (The) and Amours of the Empresses, Consorts,
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I 133s [LIVINGSTON.] A I Review I of the I Military Opera-
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I in 1753, to the Surrender | of Oswego, on the 14th of
August, 1756.1 Interspersed I With Various Observa-
tions, Characters, and Anecdotes ; necessary to | give
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, 4to, 2 1., pp. 144, half morocco, gilt top.
■ 1336 LIVINGSTON. [Same Title.] To which arc added,
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/ 2i ^4t7 d'apres ses Manscrits de la Bibliotheque du Roi. Par
Msse A. Guifbert. Paris. 1843.
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bcantiful volume is printed in gold and colors, in tmitadon of the original,
and contains specimens of ornamentadon of the 13th, X4th, and X5th
272
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London. 1 831.
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1339 LODGE. Portraits of Illustrious Personages of Great
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11 Tols^ imp. Sto, half morocco, gilt cop, uncot; Ougixal iMnmiom. A moit
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Sessions, | held for the County of Philadelphia, | the
second day of September, 1 723. | Published at the Desire
of the Grand-Jury. (Together with Their Address. |
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Mpcczzm.!
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the I Grand Inquest, | At a Court of Oyer and Terminer
I and General Gaol Delivery | held for the City and
County of Philadelphia, April 13, 1736. Pbiladilpbia:
Printed and Sold by B, Franklin. M,DCC,xxx7i.
4tO| pp. 24, paneled calf.
i 1342 LONDON. Vestiges of Old London. A Series of
I Etchings from Original Drawings, Illustrative of the
Architecture and Monuments of London, in the ist,
ivth, xiith, and Six succeding Centuries, with Descrip-
tions, etc., by J. W. Archer. London: Bogue, 1851.
Folio^ half morocco } CoLotxn Pxatu.
LOSSING. 273
1343 LONDON SOCIETY. An Illustrated Magazine of
^ s:f // Light and Amusing Literature for the Hours of Relax-
ation. London. 1862.
9 vols., 8vo, cloth, gilt.
/i
1344 [LONG (Edward).] History of Jamaica, or General Sum-
^^y^ — mary of the Ancient and Modern State of that Island,
&c. London. 1774.
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£12 51.
** A work of sterling merit, and, if read in conjunction mth thit of Brown, will leave
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7\^ ^ prcter and Trader, Describing The Manners and Cus-
toms of the North American Indians ; with an Account
of the Posts situated on the River St. Laurence, Lake
Ontario, &c. To which is added a Vocabulary of the
Chippeway Language. London, mdccxci.
4to, half morocco, gilt top, uncut ; Maf \ fne cofy,
, 1346 LONGFELLOW (H. W.) Ballads and Other Poems,
«J^^ by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Third Edition.
Cambridge. MDCCCXLII.
8to, boards, uncut \ Laagx Papsm ; but few printed.
1347 LONGFELLOW. The Complete Works of Henry
^ /^v4 — W. Longfellow. Revised Edition. Boston. 1866.
7 Tcds., post 8 vo, uncut ; PoaTSAjr; LxaGX Pafss; ioo copies printed. Ranges with
the ''British Poets,** Lot No. 245. See alto Dante, Lot No. 511.
1348 LORD (W. W.) Andre; A Tragedy. N. Y. 1856.
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/ ^^ raphy of 330 Distinguished Persons. Over 100 Por-
traits by Lossing & Barritt. New Tori. 1857.
8 TO, cloth.
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Sm. 4tO| half lerant morocco, gilt top, ancnc, by Bndttreet ; one of a few copia in
this comUdon.
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War for Independence. New Tori, 1851.
2 vols., imp. Svo, cloth.
1352 LOSSING. Pictorial History of the Civil War of the
United States of America.
Pbiladelpbiay 1866, and Hartford. 1868.
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^ ^^354 LOSSING. 1776, or the War of Independence.
I
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^A^3S5 LOTHROP (S. R.) A History of the Church in Brattle
j Street, Boston. Boston. 1851.
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j2, ^y^
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1356 [LOUDON.] The Conduct of a Noble Commander in
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Svo, half morocco \ ^try tcMru. By Juniui.
1357 LOUISIANA. Relations de la Louisiane, et du fleuve
Mississtpi. Ou Ton voit Tetat de ce grand Pais & les
LOVBLACE. 275
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1358 LOUVET DE COUVRAY. Les Amours du Cheva-
^/ /^^ Her de Faublas. Ornce de huit superbes gravures,
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4 vols., Svo, half morocco ; ^try beautiful Platis.
** La plus belle des nombereuses editions de ce roman licencieux.** — Brvnet.
1359 [LOUVET DE COUVRAY.] The Life and Adven-
cy^^ v^_ tures of the Chevalier de Faublas. Translated.
London. 1793.
4 vols., i2ino, calf; very temret,
1360 LOVE. Bibliographie des Principaux Ouvrages relatifs a
^^ ^4^ TAmour, aux Femmes, au Mariage, indiquant les
auteurs de ces ouvrages, leurs editions, leur valeur et
les prohibitions ou condamnations dont certains d'entre
cux ont etc I'objet. Par M. le C. d'L***
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Svo, calf, gilt ; interleaved throughout, with additional titles in manuscript ; uaree.
1 361 LOVELACE (R.) Lucasta. The Poems of Richard
^^ 'y^ Lovelace, Esq. Now first edited, and the Text care-
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Cro^am 8vo, tree calf, by Rivi^ ; Portraits ; Largs Papsr ; btautifuily printed hy
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to Wood) that eye ever beheld,' oied to call Locj Sacheverel, the beniae
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received at Dunkirk, where he commanded a regiment, and manied
another.** — Wiamgham.
1362 LOW (Nathaniel). An Astronomical Diary ; or, An
Almanack. For the Year of Christian ^ra, 1777.
Being ... the first year of American Independence,
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America. Boston: Printtd by J. GUI. [1776.]
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during the American Revolution. Contain! '*A View of the Proenc
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I
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J? V*^ ' '2^3 LOW (S.) Index to the British Catalogue of Books.
London. 1858.
Rl. Svo, half morocco. An invaluable work to the collector of a library of modem
I books.
I ■
LOWE (E. J.) See Naturalists' Library.
• ^^1364 [LOWELL (J.)] Perpetual War, the Policy of Mr.
Madison. Boston. 18 12.
Svo, pp. 119, uncut; ehaa at wken nrtv.
^ / 11365 LOWNDES (W. T.) The Bibliographer's Manual of
^ , yJ English Literature, containing an Account of Rare,
Curious and Useful Books. With Bibliographical and
Critical Notices, Collations, and Prices.
London: fV. Pickering. 1834.
4 vols., Svo, half morocco, gilt topi uncut.
^S^^-"^
LOWND£S. The Bibliographer's Manual of English
Literature. ... By Williani Thonus Lowndes. New
LUNT. 277
Edition Revised, Corrected and enlarged ... By Henry
G. Bohn. In Six Volumes.
London: Belll^ Daldy. 1865.
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There is no Bubadtute for '' The Btbliographer*8 Manual,** Undertaken originally to
supply an obvious desideratum felt by all readers and book-buyers, it forms
at once a key to the riches of English literature for the student, and a
guide in the formation of a library for the collector. In its present enlarged
form it comprises notices of upwards of one hundrtd thoutand distinct hooh
published in Great Britain and Ireland, firom the invention of printing to
. I the present dme.
1367 LUCAS (G.) Charters of the Old English Colonies in
/ ^^ America, with an Introduction and Notes. Lond, 1850.
8vo, boards, uncut.
f 1368 LUDEWIG (Herman E.) The Literature of American
/-2 ^y ^ Local History 5 A Bibliographical Essay.
New York, mdcccxlvi.
1
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> 1369 LUNT (G.) Three Eras of New England and other
_^ Addresses. Boston^ 1847.
I i2mo, cloth.
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McCLBLLAN.
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A CAUL AY (iwrf). [Works, viz.:]
The History of England, from the Ac-
cession of James the Second. By Lord
Macaulay. In Eight Volumes. [Also],
Critical, Historical, and Miscellaneous
Essays. With a Memoir and Index.
Cambridgt: Printtd at iht RiversiJ* Prttt. 1866.
14 n>k., Svo, mocDCCa eiln, gilt top, uncut ; one of Two Corm oa Inu
1375 MACAULAY. Lays of Ancient Rome. With Illus-
trations ... by George Scharf, Jun. New Edition.
Philadtlphia. 1864.
I
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1376 M'CALL (Hugh). The History of Geoi^ia, Conuining
Brief Sketches of the most remarkable Events, up to
the present day. Savannah. i8ii-i6.
% foU., Itc^ pol'ubcd calf, (ill cop, Docat, bjr F. Bcdfiird, FimtcloM ajt^ of ooe of dw
ttnu of Stitc hiitoriet. Momll'l cepy told fix ^40.
1377 McCLELLAN (G. B.) Army of the Potomac. Re-
port of Maj. Gen. Geo. B. McClellan, August 4,
1863. With an Account of the Campaign in Western
Virginia. Nitu York. 1864..
Imp. (to, half lennt morocco, pit lop, uocnt, bjp BndMrcclj Lasoa Purtli ooljlfci
copiei prioled.
^ ' ^ J-'37* McCLELLAN. How McCIelUn took Manassas, ind
■^'.^^SV Tardy George. Ntw Ttri: Privattlj Prinui. 1864.
4*0^ Title, 1 L, pp. 4) 50 copiea printed.
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MACKENZIE. 279
1379 McCOY (Jno. F.) Catalogue of the Entire Collection
i^/^ of Coins, Medals, &c.. Collected by Mr. J. F, McCoy.
Roxbury. 1864.
8vo, oncut. Sold at aucdoo May, 1864.
1380 [McCULLOUGH.] Researches relative to the Abori-
gines. Balttmori. 18 j6.
8to, boardf, uncut; tearee.
1 38 1 M'GREGOR (John). British America. Lond. 1832.
Z'tS' 9t Toll., 8vo, boardf, uncut.
1382 McIAN (R. R.) Costume of the Clans of the Scottish ,
^/ ^^ Highlanders, Illustrated by appropriate Figures from
Original Sketches by R. R. Mclan. London. 1852.
i % Tola., 4to^ half red morocco extra, gilt ; contains 72 keautifuUy color td Full-Lbngth
FxGURBs, displaying the dress, tartans, arms, armorial insignia, etc., with
• historical memoranda, by J. Logan.
^ One of the most Taluable and interesdng works of modem times. The portraits are
painted by a veritable Highlandman — an artist of the true stamp, who is
I familiar with his subject.** — Art Union,
^The tartans given by Messrs. Mclan and Logan we know have always been recdved
, as the veritable patterns.** — Morning Post,
1383 MACKAY (£.) The Salamandrine i or Love and Im-
«y ^^f mortality. With Illustrations, Drawn by John Gilbert.
London. 1853.
Imp. Svo, cloth, gilt; Autoobaph Lsttbe to Wm. Jerdan inserted; contains 50
beaudfiil Woodcuts.
1384 MACKENZIE (Alexander). Voyages from Montreal,
^' ^^ through the Continent of North America to the Frozen
and Pacific Oceans in the ^Year 1789 and 1793, with
maps. London, m.dccc.i.
410, half morocco, ^t top, uncut j Poxtiatt and 3 Lamgs Mats. Contains an account
of the rise, progress, and present sute of the fiir trade.
■385 MACKENZIE (A. S.) Life of Paul Jones. Nnu Ttrk.
% Tols., iimo.
28o
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1386 MACKENZIE (R.) Strictures on Lieut. Col. Tarlc-
ton*s History *^of the Campaign of 1780 and ijSijin
the Southern Provinces of North America," wherein
Military Characters and Corps are vindicated. By
Roderick Mackenzie late Lieutenant in the 71st Regi-
ment. To which is added a Detail of the Re-aptvre
of the Island of New Providence.
London: Printid for the Author. 1787.
(▼Oy pp. iS6{ vtry Ksret.
1387 MACKENZIE (W. B.) Married Life, Its Duties,
Trials, and Joys: and the Dwellings of the Righteous:
Pastoral Advice on Home Duties. With Ornamenul
Devices by John Leighton, f.s.a.
Nnu Tori [i. e. London^. 1866.
Sq. Sto; white silk, gilt edges; JSme editiwu.
1388 M'KINNEY (T. L.) History of the Indian Tribes
of North America. With Biographical Sketches and
Anecdotes of the principal Chiefs. Embellished with
120 Portraits from the Indian Gallery, in the Depart-
ment of War, at Washington, by Thomas L. M'Kin-
ney, late of the Indian Department, Washington, and
James Hall, Esq., of Cincinnati. Washington, 1838-44..
3 Tob, iblio, elegantly bound in half morocco, gilt top, by Bradttrect.
At early at 1S24, the practice was begun of taking portraits of the principal Indisos
who came to Washington, and depositing them in the War Depaitmest
Under the management of Col. M'Kinney, Superintendent of Indian
AAlrs, the number rapidly increased, till a very interesting gallery wu
ibrmed. They were chiefly painted by Mr. King, an artist of high repute,
who, by frequent opportunities of studying the subject of his pencil, hai
been remarkably successful in transferring to his canvas the strong linea-
ments of the Indian countenance. Col. M*Kinney conceived the plan of
making this rare and curious collection more valuable to the world by pub-
lishing a series of engraved portraits exactly copied and colored from tbeie
paintingi. With each portrait is connected a biographical sketch of the
I
MADISON. 281
in<fividiial whom it b intended to rcpretcAC, drawn from originsl mtteriak,
and intenpened with anecdotes and narrations, many of which are spirited
and strikingly graphic. The work contains also a historical account of
the varioos Indian tribes within the borders of the United States — a valu-
able contribution to Indian history.
1389 McLEOD (D.) Memoirs of the Life and Gallant Ex-
/^ ^^ ploits of the Old Highlander, Serjeant Donald Macleod,
who, having returned, wounded, with the Corpse of
j General Wolfe, from Quebec, was admitted an out-
pensioner of Chelsea Hospital, in 17599 and is now in
I the ciii.d Year of his Age. London, mdccxci.
. Svo, a 1., pp. 90, half blue leTant morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradstreet; PoaTBArr.
The author of this rare tract was William Thomson, ll.d.
1390 M'MURTRIE (H.) Sketches of Louisville And its En-
%^ c^^ virons ^ including, among a great variety of miscellane-
ous matter, a Florule Louisvillenses \ To which is added
An Appendix, containing an accurate Account of the
Earthquake experienced here from the i6th December,
1811, to the 7th February, 1812. ... LouisvilU. 1819.
Sto, pp. Tiii, 255, half morocco, new, gilt top, uncut; Map.
1 391 [MACRAY (W. D.)] A Manual of British Historians
to A.D. 1600. London: W. Ptckmng. 1845.
8 TO, Roxburghe binding, uncut.
1392 MADISON The Papers of James Madison, purchased
y/- ^^9 by order of Congress ; being his Correspondence and
Reports during the Congress of the Confederation and
, bis reports of Debates in the Federal Convention.
Now published from the Original Manuscripts, under
the Superintendence of Henry D. Gilpin.
fVasbingtoH. 1840.
3 volt., 8 TO, iheep; FAcnaiiLnj Jime cfj,
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MALDKlf.
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ence of James Madison From 1813 to 1836. Pub-
lished by J. C. McGuire, Exclusively for Private
Distribution. tVasbington. MDCCCUn.
4t<H ^^ moroccoy uncut \ ^otry tcsree, A picicotttion copy trcm the pobUaherto John
W. Fonwj.
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'J A* 39* MAITLAND CLUB. Catalogue of the Works printed
for The Maitland Club, with Lists of the Memben
and Rules of the Club.
Printtifn- tbt Mmtland CM. 1836.
4to, gnen motocco, pit tdget. Fram John Allan's libnfjr.
I
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1395 MAJOR (R. H.) The Life of Prince Henry of Portu-
gal, surnamed the Navigator ; and its Results ; Com-
prising the Discovery, within one Century, of Half the
World. With New Facts in the Discovery of tbc
Atlantic Islands; a Refutation of French Claims to
Priority of Discovery i Portuguese Knowledge (sub$^
quently lost) of the Nile Lakes ; and the History of
the Naming of America. From Authentic Cotempor-
ary Documents. By Richard Henry Major. Illus-
trated with portraits, maps, etc.
London: A. Asberi^ Co. 1868.
RU Sto, pp. UU, 487, half morocco j ii Maps, and PLATBt; Laegx PArxa; 70 copici
pnoted.
** It it not often that a biographer hat been to fortunate in the choice of a lubject fat
hit pen at Mr. Major hat been in hit telecdon of Prince Henry. 'The
Liie of Prince Henry * it a piece of good work, full of new matter, and of
high mark in European letten.** — AtMetueum,
** Bin IClaititchet Getchichtiwerk.**— Da. Pncnu., in << Dat Autland.**
1396 MALDEN. The Bi-Centennial Book of Maiden. ...
and Matters pertaining to the History of the Place.
Boston. 1850.
lamoi pp. 151, doth.
MARCHESS. 283
I
1 J 397 MAN (George F.) An Oration, ... at Apponang, War-
\f^ wick, July 4, 1838. Prvuidinci. 1838.
Sto, pp. 13.
1398 [MANGIN (£.)] Piozziana; or Recollections of Mrs.
<^^ Piozzi. London. 1833.
' Pott Sto, boardf, uncut; Facumilb.
1399 MANLY (J, R.) Eulogium on De Witt Clinton.
OxS^ New Tork. 1829.
Sto, pp. 22 ; Poktiait inserted.
1
1400 MANN (James) Medical Sketches of the Campaigns of
^ ,^jr 1812, '13, '14. Didham. 1816.
Sto, half green morocco, gilt top, uncut.
1401 MANSFIELD (Joseph). Hope, A Poem, delivered in
^^ ^^ the Chapel of Harvard University, at a Public Exhibi-
tion July 8th, 1800. Cambridgi. 1800.
4to, pp. 14, half morocco.
1402 MANTE (T.) The I History I of the | Late War|in|
S^ 42 ^ North America, I and the Islands of the West-Indies, |
including I the Campaigns of mdcclxiii and mdcclxiv|
against his Majesty's Indian Enemies. | By Thomas
Mante, | Assistant Engineer during the Siege of the
Havanna, | and Major of a Brigade in the Campaign of
1764. 1 London: PrtnUdfor W. Straban
and T. Cadell in tbi Strand, (mdcclxxu. |
4to, pp. 54ft, leTant morocco, gilt top, by F. Bedford ; Splendid Copt. Contuni, on
paget 6 and 7, the original account from which Irving gives a description of
the attempted assassination of Washington by his Indian guide, in 1753.
1403 MARCHESE {Fatber). Lives of the most Eminent
/ ^^y Painters, Sculptors, & Architects of the Order of S.
Dominic. Dublin. 1852.
% YoU., ivno^ cloth, iTjrvf.
L.
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MARSHALL.
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^^ ^^1404 MARLOWE (C.) The Works of Christopher Mar-
lowe, with Notes and some Account of bis Life and
Writings, by the Rev. Alexander Dyce. London. 1850.
3 Tolt^ crown Sto, half morocco, ^It top, ancvt; Birr Editiok; vtry tcaretj oalj
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Mr. Makme laid, that "if Marlowe had lived to finish his < Hero and Leander/lie
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and Adonis.* ** Another able criac says of it : ** It is scarcely haarding
too much to assert that a more exquisite specimen of poetical ideas, clothed
in elegant and barmonjons language, does not exist. Shakespeare adverti
to it thus :
* A story of deep love.
How young Leander crossed the Hellespont.* **
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/ i >^^! '*®5 MARSHALL (C.) Passages from the Diary of Christo-
! I pher Marshall, kept in Philadelphia and Lancaster during
the American Revolution, Edited by William Duane,
— 1774-1777. Pbiladilpbiau i839-'40.
lomo, cloth I AoTOGSAra of the author.
1406 MARSHALL (John). A History of the Colonies Planted
on the Continent of North America, from their Settle-
ment, to the Commencement of the War, which ter-
minated in their Independence. Pbiladelpbia, 1824*
Sfo, maroon lerant morocco, gilt top, uncut.
1407 MARSHALL. Life of George Washington, from Orig-
inal Papers, with a Compendious View of the Colonies
planted by the English, etc. London. 1804.
5 vols., Sto, boards, uncut ; fiu clean cofj^ with Maps, etc., complete ; PoKTSArr of
Marshall, by Durand, inserted \ Laxob Papxi.
** A book that contains original informadon, and should be read. It is chiefly com-
piled from Washington*s correspondence, and a < Life of Washington is, of
course, a history of the American war.** — Paor. Sicm.
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Federal Constitution. Boston, mocccxzxix.
Svo» half bine morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradstieet. &» Washington (G.)
r
MARTYRS. 285
1409 MARSHALL (O. H.) The Niagara Frontier; em-
^^ bracing Sketches of its Early History and Indian,
French and English Local Names. Read before the
Bui{alo Historical Club, February 27th, 1865. By
Orsamus H. Marshall.
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14 10 MARTIN (Francis Xavier). The History of North
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2 vols., 8vo, half green morocco, gilt top ; fint cofy ; rare,
I
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^^^ die; Acted at White Fryers. London, 1631.
4to, half morocco. See Lamb*s ** Eng. Dramatic Poeti.*'
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^^ 3 vols., imp. 8 to; illustrated with Maps, Poktraits, and Vnws.
141 3 MARTIN. China, Political, Commercial and Local.
^ .2^5 London. 1847.
I A fols., 8vo, half calf, gilt.
1414 [MARTYN (Benjamin).] Reasons For Establishing
v3' ^ ^ the Colony of Georgia, With Regard to the Trade of
Great Britain, The Increase of our People, and the
* Employment and Support it will afford to great Num-
bers of our own Poor, as well as foreign persecuted
Protestants. With some Account of the Country, and
the Design of the Trustees.
London : Printed for W^ Meadows, mdccxxxiii.
4to, pp. 48, half morocco, gilt top, by Bradstreet ; Map and Plats.
1415 MARTYRS to the Revolution in the British Prison Ships
/ \3S' in the Wallabout Bay. New York. 1855.
8to, pp. 60, half red morocco, gilt top, by Bradstreet) Platb.
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Balch. One Hundred and Fifty Copies Printed.
Pbiladilpbia: Siventy^Six Society. 1857.
Syo, dotby ttncot.
141 7 MARYLAND. Proceedings of the two Houses of As-
sembly of Maryland, on the Subject of Confiscation of
British Property, &c.
Annapolis: Fred. Green^ clerk. [1780.]
Syo^ uncut } cUam smdfau,
1418 MARYLAND. A Relation of The Successefull begin-
nings of the Lord Baltemore's Plantation in Mary-
Land. Being an Extract of certaine Letters written
from thence, by some of the Adventurers to their
friends in England, Anno Domini 1634.
[Newrork: Reprinted by J. G. Sbea. 1866.]
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|J4I9 MARYLAND. A Relation of Maryland, Reprinted
^ from the London Edition of 1635, With a Prefatory
I Note and Appendix. By Francis L. Hawks, d.d.
LL.D. New York: fosepb SaUn. 1865.
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^jf^\ 1420 MARYLAND. [The same.] New Tork. 1866.
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plete Series of The Tracts published by the Maryland
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gentleman lendeot in Maryland, who guannteet it to be perftet. It
would be very difficult to find anotlier act.
MASSACHUSETTS. 287
1422 [MASERES.] An Account of the Proceedings of the
^3 British And other Protestant Inhabitants, of the Prov-
ince of Quebeck, In North-America, In order to obtain
An House of Assembly In that Province.
London, mdcclxxv.
a Tob., Syo, pp. 394, 16, 24, 74, Addidonal Papen, pp. 510, calf.
1423 MASON (J.) Brief History of the Pequot War.
/ ^^ New York. 1869.
Sto, half morocco, gilt top, uncut.
1424 MASONRY. Proceedings of the United States Anti-
^,y^ Masonic Convention. Philadelphia, September u,
1830. Pbiladilpbia. 1830.
8fo, half morocco, gilt top.
1425 MASSACHUSETTS. Acts and Laws, passed by the
^^\ ^^ Great and General Court or Assembly of the Province
Of the Massachusetts-Bay in New England, from
1692 to 1719. To which is Prefix'd the Charter
granted by King William and Queen Mary, a.d. 1691.
London: John Baskitt. mdccxxiv.
I
Folio| old calf. From the library of the late Sir James Stuart, Chief Justice of Lower
Canada, with his Autoobafr.
1426 MASSACHUSETTS. An Address of the Convention,
y^ For Framing a new Constitution of Government, for
the State of Massachusests-Bay, to their Constituents.
Boston : Printid by Wbite and Adams. M,DCC,LXXX.
Sto, pp. 18. Signed by James Bowdoin.
1427 MASSACHUSETTS. The | Charter | Granted by Their
yy^Z — Majesties I King William I and I Queen Mary, | to the|
' Inhabitants | of the | Province | of the | Massachusetts-
Bay I in I New-England. | Boston in New-England: \
Printed by B. Green^ ... 1726. |
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1428 MASSACHUSETTS. Collections of the Massachusetts
Historical Society. From 1792 to 1867. Boston, [v. d.]
3S Yoh., Syo, half morocco^ gilt top, oncat. Afiit eopy^ rtrj leldom found complete.
A most important collection, containing tlie only reprinti of mtny of the
earliest and most rare tncti and books relating to the history of this cooatiy.
Vol. a, 1st series, VoL rr, 3d series, are cat.
1429 MASSACHUSETTS. Proceedings of the Massachu-
setts Historical Society, 1 855-1 865. Selected from
the Records. Boston, m.dccc.ux-lxiti.
6 ▼ols., Svoy cloth.
,L^^ 1430 MASSACHUSETTS. Debates of the Convention Con-
vened at Boston 9th of January 1788, for the purpose
of assenting to and ratifying the [Federal] Constitution.
Boston. 1788,
lAmo, sheep; very secret,
^^tJ '+3^ MASSACHUSETTS. A Defense of the Legislature of
Massachusetts, or the Rights of New England Vindi-
cated. Boston. 1804.
Sro, pp. a8, uncut.
, ,-^ 143a MASSACHUSETTS. Journal | Of the Honourable
I House of I Represent ivcs, | Of his Majesties Province of
the Massachusetts-Bay, | in | New-England, | begun and
held at Boston, in the County of Suffolk, on | Wednes-
day the Thirty-first day of May, Annoque | Domini,
I 1758. 1
I Boston^ N. E.y | Printed by Samuel Kneeland^ 1758.
I Sm. folio^ pp. 360, half oli? e morocco eztray gilt top.
/
^ ^ 1433 MASSACHUSETTS. Papers relating to Public Events
In Massachusetts preceding the American Revolution.
Pbiladilpbia: Sevonty^Six Society. 1856.
Sto, cloth, nncntb
MATHER. 289
( 1434 MASSACHUSETTS. Records of the Governor and
^ \^yy^ Company of the Massachusetts Bay in New England.
Printed by Order of the Legislature. Edited by Na-
thaniel B. Shurtleff, m.d. Boston. i853-*4.
6 Yolt., 4to, cloth.
1435 MASSACHUSETTS. Reports of the Commissioners
'2^^ on the Zoological Survey [of the State]. Boston. 1838.
8vo, pp. 107.
1436 MASSACHUSETTS. Result of the Convention of
j^^ — Delegates Holden at Ipswich in the County of Essex,
who were deputed to take into Consideration the Con-
stitution and Form of Government, proposed by the
Convention of the State of Massachusetts-Bay.
Niwbury-Port : John Mycall. 1778.
Svoy pp. 68, brown polished calf, gilt top, uncut, by F. Bedford. Signed, Peter Coffin.
1437 MASSACHUSETTS. Speeches of the Governors of
/ /7i7 Massachusetts, 1765-1775. Boston. 1818.
Sto, pp. 4^4, botfds, uncut. Edited by Alden Bradford.
1438 M ASSINGER. The Plays of Philip Massinger, in Four
>^ JZ^ Volumes. With Notes Critical and Explanatory, by
W. GifFord, Esq. The Second Edition.
I London: Nichol. 1813.
4 vols., Svo, calf, gilt j tearce. A more perfect edition of an old poet than thia never
iitaed from the preii.
' '^Tliii b the best edition of an English dramatist that we have ever seen; the editor
I has done evexything which was necessary, and nothing more.** — jSmummI
Rtview,
, J439 MATHER (C.) India Christiana. | A Discourse | De-
X^l^KZm livered unto the | Commissioners, | for the [Propagation
of the Gospel among | the American Indians | which isj
t Accompanied with several Instru-| ments relating to the
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MATHER.
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Glorious I Design of Propagating our Holy | Religion, in
the Eastern | as well as the Western, Indies. | An Enter-
tainment which they that are (Waiting for the Kingdom
of God I will receive as Good News | from a far Coun-
try. I By Cotton Mather, d.d. | and f.r.s. |
Boston in New England:] Printed by B. Green. 1721.
Sm. Svo^ pp. (a), 11, 94, drrigtrnds^ 1 U, polished calf, gilt edges, by F. Bedford.
J440 MATHER. The Life and Death of the Rev. Mr. John
Eliot, who was the First Preacher of the Gospel to the
Indians in America. With an Account of the Won-
derful Success which the Gospel has had amongst the
Heathen in that Part of the World : And of the many
strange Customs of the Pagan Indians, in New-Eng-
land. The third Edition carefully corrected.
London : printed for fohn Duntm^ at tht
Raven in the Poultrey, 1694.
Sm. Syo, polished cal^ gilt edges, by F. Bedford j Jbu cfy^ with Aotookapm of the
aathor inserted.
J441 MATHER. Magnalia Christi Americana; or, the
Ecclesiastical History of New England, From Its First
Planting in the Year 1620, unto the Year of our
Lord, 1698. In Seven Books. By the Reverend and
Learned Cotton Mather, m.a. and Pastor of the North
Church in Boston, New-England. Map of New-
England and New York. London. 1702.
y^-^^ ; y^iA^y J^^ Folio, calf; with the adTcrtisements.
/j^^ ^^'1442 MATHER. The Wonders of the Invisible World :|
Being an Account of the|TryaIs| of Several Witches, |
Lately Executed in | New England : | And of several re-
markable Curiosities therein Occurring. | Together with,
1 1. Observations upon the Nature, the Number, and
the Operations of the Devils. |u. A short Narrative
y/:
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of a late outrage committed by a knot of Witches in |
I Swede-Land, very much resembling, and so far explain-
ing, that under which | New-England has laboured. |
III. Some Councels directing a due Improvement of the
Terrible things lately | done by the unusual and amazing
Range of Evil-Spirits in New-England.] iv. A brief
Discourse upon those Temptations which are the more
ordinary Devi- 1 ces of Satan. | By Cotton Mather. | Pub-
lished by the Special command of his Excellency the
Governour of | the Province of the Massachusetts-Bay
in New-England. | Printid firity at Boston
in NeW'England : and Reprinted at Lon'\dony /or
John Duntony at the Raven in the Poultry. 1693. |
4tOy Tide, pp. 98, half morocco ;7fiw eofy.
A 1443 MATHER. A Sermon in the Autograph of Cotton
^ ^^^^ Mather. 1701.
Ito^ antique morocco extra ; PoaTtAir inierted { am iittra»r£iiMrf rarity. Two leaves
slighdy imperfect.
1444 MATHER (Increase). Burnings Bewailed; In a Ser-
^^ €J /7 mon Occasioned by the Lamentable Fire Which was
in Boston, October 2d, 171 1. ... The Second Edition.
Boston. 1 71 2.
i2mo, pp. 36. A very rare hiatorical sermon.
1445 MATHER. A I Discourse I Concerning I the Subject of
^^ i^ C> Baptisme I Wherein the present Controversies, that are
agitated in | the New English Churches are from | Scrip-
ture and Reason modestly enquired into | By Increase
Mather, Teacher of a Church | in Boston in New-Eng-
land. I Cambridge \ Printed by Samuel Green. 1675. |
4to, 1 1., pp. 76, blue morocco, gilt edges.
1446 MATHER. The I Divine Right | of | In&nt-Bapti8me|
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MATHB&.
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Asserted and Proved from | Scripture | And jAndqvity.
By Increase Mather, | Teacher of a Church of Christ
in Boston in New-England | [Mottoes.]
Boston^ I Printed by John Foster^ in the Tear 1680.
4to« 4 Lf pp. I7f blue cmthed lefint morocco, bj F. Bedford.
1447 MATHER. Early History of New England; being a
Relation of Hostile Passages between the Indians and
European Voyagers and First Settlers: ... By Increase
Mather. With an Introduction and Notes. By Samuel
G. Drake. Boston. 1864.
Sm. 4to, half levant morecco, gilt top, uncot ; only 250 copiei printed this siae.
1448 MATHER. An | Essay | for the | Recording | of | Illustri-
ous Providences: I wherein I An Account is given of
many Re-|markable and very Memorable Events, |
which have happened in this last Age ^(Especially ih|
New-England. | By Increase Mather, | Teacher of a
Church at Boston in New- 1 England. | Printed at Boston
in New-England^ and are to | be sold by George Cahert at the
Sign of the\Half"moon in Pauls Church yard^ London 1684.
it mo, 10 1., pp. 37ft, Contents, 4 1., green morocco, gilt edges, by T. Aitkin.
1449 MATHER. The History of King Philip's War; abo,
a History of the same War, By the Rev. Cotton
Mather, d.d., to which are added an Iiitroducdon and
Notes by S. G. Drake. Portraits and Pedigree of the
Family of Mather. Boston. 1862.
Fcap 4to, half red levsnt morocco, nncat| 250 copies printed.
1450 MATHER. The | Mystery | of | Israel's Salvation, | Ex-
plained and Applyed : | Or, | A Discourse | Concerning
the General Conversion of the | Israelitish Nation. |
Wherein is Shewed, |i. That the twelve Tribes shall
MAUDUIT. 293
be saved. 1 2. When this is to be expected. 1 3. Why
this must be. 1 4. What kind of Salvation the Tribes of
Israel I shall partake of. (viz.) A Glorious, Wonder- 1
ful, Spiritual, Temporal Salvation. | Being the Substance
of several Ser-|mons Preached. | By Increase Mather,
M.A. I Teacher of a Church in Boston in New-England. |
London^ Printed for John Allen in
Wentwortb'Street^ near \ Bell-Lane^ 1 669. |
Sm. Sto, polished calf, gilt edges, by F. Bedford.
145 1 MATHER. Remarkable Providences Illustrative of the
/ %^^ Earlier Days of American Colonization, with Introduc-
tory Preface, by George OiFor. London. 1856.
Fcap SvOy half morocco ; PoaTBAiT.
/
1452 MATHER. A Sermon shewing that the present Dis-
^ ^ pensations of Providence, declare that wonderful Revo-
lutions in the World are near at hand; with an
Appendix, etc. Edinburgh. 1 7 10.
4to, pp. 3a; ^eryfint clean €ofy\ some rough leaves.
! 1453 MATHER (S.) The I Life I of the I Very Reverend and
/^2i ^ ^7 Learned I Cotton Mather, |d.d a f.r.s. |Late Pastor of
the North Church in Boston. | Who Died, February
13. 1727, 8. 1 By Samuel Mather, m.a. |
Boston^ New-England: \ Printed for
Samuel Gerrishy in CornbilL \ MDCCXXix. |
%fOf la l.y pp. 186, polished calf, ^t edges, by Bedford.
j 1454 [MAUDUIT (Israel).] Governor Hutchinson & Oli-
ver's Letters and Remarks thereon, with other Rare
Tracts. London. 1774.
I
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294
MBIGS.
/ b455 MAUND (B.) The Bounic Garden^ comprisii^ Figures
/T and Description of the Hardy Ornamental Flowering
Plants cultivated in Great Britain. Lotukn. 1825.
t ▼olt., •mall 4to, half calf ; nomcroos finely Colobxd ENCftAviHOb
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1456 MAUNDRELL (H.) Journey from Aleppo to Jerusa-
lem at Easter, a.d. 1697. Lombn. 1810.
Sto, half calf; many Fmi Platis
I
^ ^457 MAXWELL. Life of Field-Marshal His Grace the
^^ Duke of Wellington, ... By W. H. Maxwell. ...
London : A. H. Baily V Co. 1839.
I
1 3 ▼oil., rl. Sto, red morocco, gilt edges $ PoftTKAiTt and Plani or Batixis j f^^fi m
ImMa p^ptr ; Lasgb Patxe.
' ** Mr. Maxwell*! * life of the Duke of Wellington * hat no rival. It u free from fiat-
' teiy and bombast, succinct and masterly, the portraits many and ftithfol,
I the battle pictures animated and brilliant, and the vignettes are worthy of
Horace Vemet himself.** — Times,
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1458 MAYER (Brantz). Tah-Gah-Jute, or Logan, and Cai>-
tain Michael Cresap.
Svo, pp. z, 004, cloth.
Albaf^. 1867.
yp 11459 MEARES (John). Voyages Made in the Years 1788
'; I and 1789, from China to the N. W. Coast of Amer-
ica } with Observations on a North West Passage.
1 London. 1790.
4to, calf; Platks by Stothard ; Jimt efy.
J^^
J4460 MEIGS (J.) An | Oration | pronounced | Before a public
' Assembly in New-Haven, | On the 5^^ Day of Novem-
ber 17819 1 At the celebration of the glorious Victory |
over Lieutenant-General Earl CornwaI-|lis, at York-
Town in Virginia, on the 19*^ | Day of October, 1781. |
By Josiah Meigs, a.m. | New-Haven :
Printed by Thomas and Samuil Green, mdcclxxxu. |
Sm. 4to» pp. 14, half moraccoj txtrtmtJj tearu.
MENZEL. 295
1461 MELISH (J.) Travels in the United States of America
/ ^"X^C^ and Upper Canada, in the Years 1 806-181 1.
Philadelphia. 1812.
I 2 ToU., 8to, half morocco, gilt \ Maps ; fnt copy,
1462 MELVIN (J.) A Journal of the Expedition to Quebec, in
/ / ^ the year 1775, under the command of Colonel Benedict
Arnold, by James Melvin, a Private in Captain Dear-
born's Company. Franklin Club: Philadelphia, 1864.
4to, uncut ; Lasgx Papu; ; only 20 copies printed.
1463 MELVIN. [The same.]
/ <^£f Franklin Club: Philadelphia. 1864.
tvoy half morocco, gilt top, uncut; lOO copies pHvateij printed in 8to.
1464 MEMORIAL of the United Illinois and Wabash Land
^ ^ ^ Companies, to the Senate and House of Representatives
of the United States. Baltimore. 1810.
Svoy half morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradstreet; uarct,
1465 MEMORABLES of the Montgomeries.
"Z^S^ New rork: Printed for the King of Clubs. 1866.
4to ; LAacs Papxe ; No. 24 of 40 copies printed.
1466 MEMOIRS of the Long Island Historical Society.
/ ^^ Volume I. Journal of a Voyage to New York in
1679-80. Brooklyn^ N. T. 1867.
Inp. 8to, cloth, uncut} LAtax PAPKa; 100 copies printed. The authors of the
journal are Jasper Dankers and Peter Sluyter. Translated from the
original manuscript in Dutch, and edited by Henry C. Murphy.
1467 MENZEL (W.) History of German Literature. Trans-
^ i7^ lated, with Notes, by Thos. Gordon. Oxford. 1840.
4 vols., crown 8 to, brown morocco, uncut.
** There ii no higher name in the living literature of his country than Meniel j he is
eloquent and popular at the same dme.** — Biackwoo^M Magamiut,
296
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xiiie, xive, ct x?e Slides. Paris: Levy. i860.
% Tolt., 4to, half cn»hed IcTant polUhed morocco, gilt top, ancnt ; two hundicd elegtndy
CoLORBD Plath of cottumei. A wtm btstuiful vtrk, from tlie moit
aothendc monumenti of painting and aculpciire. Hiitorical and docripdTe
text by C. Bonnard.
.1469 MERCURIUS. La Commare oricogli hice Del Ecc. S.
Scipion Mercurii. Ventio. 1604.
410^ calf. One of the earliest treacbet in midwifery ; the WooDcvn are nomcfsiu
and curious.
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1470 MEREDITH (L. A.) Some of My Friends in Tas-
mania. London, i860.
14 tltgtMily nlamd Platbs of flowen, fruits, insects, and Elxoamt Boaosas snrroonding
the text. *' A triumph of floral taste and lithographic skill.** — ^
1471 METCALF. A Collection of some of the most inter-
esting Narratives of Indian Warfare in the West,
Containing an Account of the Adventures of Colonel
Daniel Boone, one of the first Settlers of Kentucky, to
which is added, An Account of the Expeditions of
Gen'ls T. Harmer, Scott, Wilkinson, St Clair and
Wayne. By Samuel L. Metcalf. Lexington^ Ky, 1821.
8to, brown polished calf, gilt top, by F. Bedford.
1472 MEXICO. Landscapes and Popular Sketches. By C.
" i Sartorious. Edited by Dr. Gaspey. With Steel En-
\ gravings by distinguished Artists, from original Sketches
' by Moritz Rugendas. Nnu Yori. [n. d.]
; 4to, in 9 parts. Each part contains two Bxautiful Stxxl ENoaATmos, accompanied
by upwards of is |Mgcs of descriptive text.
I
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1 1473 MEYRICK (S.) A Critical Inquiry into Antient Arm-
^ our, as it existed in Europe, particularly in Great
Britain, from the Norman Conquest to the Reign of
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King Charles II. Illustrated by a Series of illuminated
Engravings. With a Glossary of Military Terms of
the Middle Ages, By Sir Samuel Meyrick ... In Three
Volumes. Second Edition Corrected and Enlarged.
I London: Henry G. Bohn. mdcccxlii.
3 Toli^ 4tOy half red morocco, gilt top ; fnt tofj f the Platu heightened with gold
ind colon. Sir Walter Scott justly detcribei this coUecdon u '^the in-
comparable armory.*'
'^This mott superb archaeological work is animated with numerous novelties, curious
and historical disquisitions, and brilliant and recondite learning — learning
going to court in the full, rich costume of the Order of the Garter. Plates
' fl fine as the monuments of Westminster Abbey. We see the haughty
nobles and the impetuous knights — we are present at their arming — assist
them to their shields — enter the well-appointed lists with them—and
partake the hopes and fears, the perils, honors, and successes of the manly
tournaments. Then we are presented to the glorious damsels, all superb
and lovely, * in velours and clothe of golde, and dayntie devyces, bothe in
pearls and emerawds, sawphires and dymondes,* — and the banquet, with
the serving men and bucklers, serviton and trenchers — ^kings and queens-
pageants, etc.** — Edinimrgk Rsvieto,
1474 MICHAUX and NUTTALL. The North American
^y ^ ^ Sylva ; or, a Description of the Forest Trees of the
I ^ United States, Canada, and Nova Scotia. ... Trans-
lated from the French of F. A. Michaux. With
Notes by J. J. Smith. ... Philadelphia. 1859. [Also,]
The North American Sylva ; or, a Description of the
Forest Trees of the United States, Canada, and Nova
Scotia, not described in the work of F. A. Michaux •••
By Thomas Nut tall ... Philadelphia. 1865.
Together, 6 vols., imp. 8vo, morocco, gilt edges ; nearly 300 Finxlt Colomo ENotAv-
IMGS. With a description of the most useful of the European forest trees.
7
1475 MIDDLETON (T.) The Works of Thomas Middle-
"^^^ ton. Now first collected, with Some account of the
Author, and Notes by the Reverend Alexander Dyce. ...
London: E. Lumley. 1840.
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MILMAN.
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ShaketpearCy and tome of hit pieces aie only inferior to him.
^ Hwnor, wit, and character are to be found in the comedy of Middleton, and, occa-
•ionally, a pleasing interchange of elegant imagery and tender sentiment.** —
DtAKS.
1476 MILBERT (J.) Itineraire pittoresque du fleuve Hudson
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ft vols.| 4to, of Text, and 1 vol., folio, of Plates, boards, uncut; uarcti 54 Lmo-
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^ y^i477 MILES (H. A.) Lowell, as it was, and as it is. Second
Edition. Lowell. 1847.
iSmo, cloth; Map.
I
7L .^1478 MILITARY JOURNALS, (The) of Two Private
^ V I Soldiers, 1758-1775, with numerous Illustrative Notes,
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' Papers on the Skirmishes at Lexington and Concord.
I Poughkeepsie. 1855.
Sto, half morocco, gilt top, uncut; Platb; a limited edition only printed.
I
^ 'y^ 1479 MILLER (G.) History, Philosophically illustrated from
the Fall of the Roman Empire, to the French Revo-
I lution. Londm. 1832.
4 vols., 8vo, half calf, gilt.
c3^:^/^
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1480 MILLER (John) A Description of the Province and
City of New York, with Plans of the city and several
Forts, as they existed in the year 1695. With Notes
by John G. Shea, ll.d. New York. 1862.
4to, doth, uncut; La«ok PArxaj 50 copies printed. Gowans* <* Bibliotheca Amer-
icana,** No. 3.
1481 MILMAN (H. H.) Life of Horace. Lmdm. 1854.
tvo, cloth { himuttfuUy frimtd wiVi CoLotxs Botnias. Sti Horace.
MINOT. 299
^ 1482 MILTON (John). Poems, &c., upon Several Occasions.
^^ By Mr. John Milton j Both English and Latin, &c.
Composed at Several times. With a Small Tractate
of Education To Mr. Hartlib. London. 1673.
tvO| old calf; good tomnd C9py ; FiitT Complktx Editiok ; extremely Koree.
1483 MILTON. Paradise Lost. Illustrated by Dorc. With
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y^ 1484 MILTON. Le Paradis Perdu. Traduction de Chateau-
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Milton par Lamartine. Paris. 1855.
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1485 MILTON. L'AUegro and II Penseroso. Illustrated
^ ^^ with Etchings on Steel by Birket Foster. Lond. 1859.
Imp. 8vo, green morocco, gilt edges.
if
i486 MILTON. The Works of John Milton, in Verse and
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possible, more so than any in his higher poetry."
1487 MINOT (G. R.) Continuation of the History of the
-^ ^^ Province of Massachusetts Bay, from the year 1748.
I
300 MINUTB8.
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I Settlement. Boston. 1 798-1803.
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the authorli death in 1S03 j it brings the histoiy down to 1765, sod mi
apparently Intended as a contbnation of Hntchinsonls.
, 1488 MINOT. The Historjr of the Insurrections in Massa-
^^ , ^n chusetts, in the year seventeen hundred and eighty-six,
I I
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Richards Minot, a.m. Second edition. B^stm. 1810.
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. J'4^ MINUTES of Conferences held with the Indians, at
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attend the Governor at the last of the said Conferences.
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MIRICH. 301
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y
1493 MINUTES I of the I Trial and Examination|of | ceiuin
^47 Persons, I in the [Province of Nevir York, | charged wUh
being engaged in a | Conspiracy against the Authority,]
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London : Printed for J, Bew. M DCC Lxxxvi. |
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1494 MINUTES of a Conspiracy against the Liberties of
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1^5 MINUTES of a Conspiracy. Philadelphia. 1865.
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1496 MIR ABE AU {Comte de). Considerations sul Tordre de
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SvOy boards, uncut } very scarce. Concerning thb, see Rich*s ** Bibliotheca Americana.**
1497 MIRICH (B. L.) The History of Haverhill, Massa-
.2. ^3 chusetts. Haverhill. 1832.
IMBO^ half brown morocco, gilt top, uncut^ by Bradstreet} "Plate inserted.
/:7 ^^
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302 MITCHBL.
1498 MIRROR for MagUtrates. Edited by Joseph Hasle^
wood. London. 1815.
3 Tolt., tin. 4US haif calf J 150 copies printed. ThJi work tuggeited tcena to Shake-
tpeaie, and wai the origin of our historical plays. &e ^ Bibliogr. Poet. ;**
Drake's •« Shakespeare and his Time f Wood's " Ath. Oioo.,** by Blin,
I, 343 J Warton*s "Eng. Poetj" Brydges* "Cens. LiLj- "RestitBiaj"
«'Brit. Bibliog.{** and ''Bib. Ang. Poet./* 437-44S.
^ Best edition of this popular producrion of the reign of Elisabeth, collated with the
▼arioiis editions and historical notes.'* — ^Lowndu.
1499 MISCELLANEA CURIOSA. A Collection of Curious
Travels, Voyages, and Natural Histories, as delivered
to the Royal Society. London. 1726.
3 vols., 8to, calf ; Maps» Plates, etc. The third ▼olame contains Clayton's sccoont
of Virginia, and other papers on America.
1500 MISCELLANIES selected from the Public Journals.
Boston* 1822.
% vols., timo, half morocco. Mostly original articles by American writers, in proie
and ▼ene. Contains an extract from the Ndtiansi Gamette^ published in
Philadelphia, on Major Andr£.
1501 MISSALE ROMANUM. With numerous Colored
^y Initials and Ornaments. Findohonoe. [n. d.]
Folio. Bronet calls this one of the most beaatiftil producdons of the xylogrsphic
process of printing in colors. Su Manuscripts.
^^^ 1502 MITCHEL (JO Nehemiah|on the | Wall | in Trouble-
som Times j | or, | A Serious and Seasonable Improve-
ment of that great | Example of Magistratical Piety and
Prudence, Self-denial | and Tenderness, Fearlesness and
Fidelity, unto In-| struction and Encouragement of
present and succeeding Rulers in our Israel, | As it was
delivered in a Sermon Preached at | Boston b N. £•
I May 15, 1667, being the | Day of Election | there. | By
that £iithful Sei-vant of Christ, | Mr. Jonathan Mitchel,
I
I
MONARDES. 3O3
' late Pastor of | the Church of Christ at Cambridge. |
Cambridge: \ Printed by S. G. and M. J. 167 1.|
Sin« 4tOy ft l.y pp. 34, red criuhed levant morocco, by W. Pratt ; very scarce. One of
the earliest Mauachutetta election lermons. Fine specimen of early
colonial printing by Samuel Oreen and Marmaduke Johnson.
y 1503 MOHAWK. The Book of Common Prayer, And
^-2» \f2^ Administration of the Sacraments, and other Rites and
Ceremonies of the Church, according to the use of the
Church of England: Together with a Collection of
Occasional Prayers, and divers Sentences of Holy
Scripture, necessary for Knowledge and Practice.
Formerly collected, and translated into the Mohawk
Language under the direction of the Missionaries of the
Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign
Parts, to the Mohawk Indians. A New Edition: To
which is added The Gospel according to St. Mark,
Translated into the Mohawk Language, by Capt<^*
Joseph Brant, An Indian of the Mohawk Nation.
London: C, Buckton, 1787.
(▼Oy levant morocco extra, by F. Bedford. The frontispiece represents the reception
of the Mohawk delegation by George IIL
1504 MONARDES. Joyfvll | Nevves ovt of | the newe founde
«^^ ^7^7 worlde, wherein is | declared the rare and singular ver-
tues of diuerse | and sundrie Hearbes, Trees, Oyles,
Plantes, and Stones, with | their aplications, as well for
Phisicke as Chirurgerie, the saied be-|yng well applied
bryngeth suche present remedie for | all deseases, as maie
seme altogether incredible : | notwithstandyng by prac-
tize founde out, | to bee true : Also the portrature of |
the saied Hearbes, very apt- 1 ly discribed : Engli- 1 shed
by Jhon Framp- 1 ton. | Marchaunt. |
Imprinted at London in \ Poules Cburcbe-yardey by |
ff^illyam Norton.\Anno Domini\ 1577. |
304 MONROE.
Sn. 4tOp 3 t, pp. 109, Table t I., brown morocco, gUt tAgt$t by T. Aitkto; Blacs
Lrms } /m c$fy •/ thit rmrt mt§rk, ThU ia the fint edition, and ii dor
lire tban the feUowing :
I
(
C -f^f^ ^/f ' ^^5 MON ARDES, Icy fvll Ncwcs | Out of the New-found |
VVorlde. I Wherein are declared, the rare and|siiiguler
vertues of diuers Herbs, Trees, | Plantes, Oyles &
Stones, with their ai>- 1 plications, as well to the vse of
Phisicke, as of|Chirurgery:| which being well applyed,
bring I such present remedie for all diseases, as mayj
seeme altogether incredible: notwith- 1 standing by prac-
tice found out I to be true. | Also the portrature of the
said Herbs, |verie aptly described : | Englished by John
Frampton Marchant. | Newly corrected as by conference
with I the olde copies may appeare. Wher-|ynto are
added three other bookes treating of the Bezaar stone,
the herb | Escuerconere, the properties of Iron | and
Steele in Medicine, and the be- 1 nefit of Snow. |
London^ | Ptintei by
£. AlUiy by the Amgne of] Bonham Norton. \ 1596. |
Svo, 3 L, Testy 1S7 L, crashed red levant morocco, gilt edges, by F. Bedford, fht
€fj •ftkit rmn wrk, which, imong other carious matter, contains a bog
article on tobacco.
JjSo6 MONROE (J.) The Memoir of James Monroe, Esq.
^ i relating to his Unsettled Claims upon the People and
Government of the United States.
CbarlottesvilUy Fa. : GilmiTy Davis and Co. 1828.
Svo, pp. 60, uncut.
I 1507 MONROE. A View of the Conduct of the Executive,
^^\ in the Foreign AiBtirs of the United States, connected
with the Mission to the French Republic, Duiii^ the
j years 1 794-5 & 6. Philadilpbia. Moccxcvn.
8 TO, half morocco, nncnt.
I
MONTANUS. 305
; 1508^ MONTAGUE (M. W.) The Letters and Works of
^ '^^ Lady Mary Wortly Montague. Edited by her Great-
I grandson. Lord WharnclifFe. Third Edition, with ...
Notes ... By W. M. Thomas. ...
London: H. G. Bohn. mdccclxi.
2 voU., 8to, tree calf, gilt.
' " This Udjy who his been called ' the English Sevigni/ seems to have anticipated her
title ; for, in a letter to Lady Mar, she says : ' The last pleasure that fell
in my way, was Mme. Sevigni's " Letters ;** very pretty they are ; but I
assert, ' without the least vanity, that mine will be full as entertaining forty
years hence.* For an article relative to their authenticity, set * Walpole,*
n, i8o~i8ft, App. No. iv." — WaxNCRAM.
I
1509 MONTAIGNE (M. de). Works of Michael dc Mon-
ty/f^^yC^ taigne, comprising his Essays, Journey into Italy, and
Letters, with Notes from all the Commentators, Bio-
graphical and Bibliographical Notices, etc., by W.
Hazlitt. A new and carefully revised edition by O.
W, Wight. Cambridgi: Rhirsidi Press. 1864.
4 Tola., Svoy half morocco, by Wm. Mathews ) Labgk PArxa; only 75 copies printed;
icarce,
" No prose writer of the sixteenth century hu been so generally read, nor probably
given so much delight. There can be but one opinion of the felicity and
brightness of his geniiM.** — Hallam*s *' Literature of Europe.**
r
** Set 'Retrosp. Rev.,* n, 207-227. With Montaigne, says Mosheim, many have
classed Pomponatius, Bodinus, Rabelais, Des Perieres, Doletus, Charron,
Leo X., Bembo, Politian, Bruno, Ochinus, Paracelsus, and Taurellus — as
enemies to all religion. But many of those thus charged, he adds, were
' either innocent, or profane to a less degree.* Montaigne*s characteristic
it is, to be simple. Pope speaks of showing himself
' as plain
As downright Shippen, or u old Montaigne.**
Montaigne, however, cannot be acquitted of great vanity and great inde-
cency, not to add some scepticism.**— Wranoham.
1 5 10 MONTANUS (Arnoldus). De Nieuwe en Onbekende
39
/ y^
306 IfOORfi.
Weereld : of Beschry ving von America en 'tZuid-
. Land, etc. fAmstirdam, 1671.
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TiAin of Mauritii Colambtu, Vetpucitiiy Mafellan, Aihabalipa (Pentviaa),
Montesuma, Pisarro, and Eailibit Vnwi of New Amtterdam, /. <. New
York, in 1670.
^511 MONTESQUIEU. The Spirit of Laws. By M. dc
I Secondat, Baron de Montesquieu. Translated from
the French By Thomas Nugent. ...
London: y, Collingwood, 1823.
* Yolt^ 8vo, calf; PoaTBAir; Jtut cppy,
I
^ jr-- 1512 MOODY (J.) Narrative of the Exertions and SuflRerings
'"''^ of Lieut. James Moody in the Cause of Government,
since the Year 1776. Written by Himself. With
Notes, by Charles L Bushnell. New Tori. 1865.
SyO| half red morocco, gilt top^ uncot, by Bradttreet $ too copies prhfoiily prtMtti,
Lieut. Moody, an American farmer, wai lo harratsed by mobt, asaociationi, and com-
mitteesy that, driven into the Britiah lines, he became an active, and, in
some instances, sncceisful partisan against his countrymen.
^ ^^ ; 1513 MOORE (F.) American Eloquence; A Collection of
^^ ' Speeches and Addresses, by the most Eminent Orators
of America; with Biographical Sketches and Illustra-
tive Notes, By Frank Moore.
New Tork: D. AppUton & Co. 1864.
I % Yols.9 imp. Svo^ half morocco.
^
C7 P^
I
514 MOORE. Diary of the American Revolution. From
Newspapers and Original Documents. By Frank
Moore. New York: Privately Printed. 1865.
1 vols., imp. Svo, half levant morocco, ancut $ Platis on India PArn ; 100 oopiet
printed.
1515 MOORE (F.) Materials for History Printed From
MOORE. 307
Original Manuscripts. With Notes and Illustrations.
Portrait of Henrj Laurens.
New Tori: Printed for the Zenger Club. 1861.
' Sm. 4to, half red morocco, gilt top, oncot, by Bradstreet ; 150 copies printed ; rarely
fomnd complete. Contain! the Laurens correspondence.
I
y 15 16 MOORE. The Rebellion Record: A Diary of Amer-
>?V^ ican Events, with Documents, Narratives, Illustrative
Incidents, Poetry, etc. Illustrated with Portraits on
Steel, and various Maps and Diagrams. N, T. 1862.
Complete in la vols., imp. 8to, half blue morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradstreet.
15 1 7 MOORE. Songs of the Soldiers, Lyrics of Loyalty, and
2jkS Rebel Rhymes. New Tori. 1862.
3 vols., iSmo, half roan.
1518 MOORE (G. H.) Notes on The History of Slavery in
/*-y Massachusetts. By George H. Moore.
^ New Tori : D. Jppleton bf Co. u dccc lxvi.
8vo, doth, uncut.
1519 MOORE. The Treason of Charles Lee, Major Gen-
/ ^^ eral : Second in command in the American Army of the
Revolution. Portraits and fac-similes. N. T. i860.
8to, cloth, uncut.
1520 MOORE (Hugh). Memoir of Col. Ethan Allen; con-
^ ^? taining the most Interesting Incidents connected with
his Private and Public Career. Plattsburgb^ N. T. 1834.
i2mo, half morocco, uncut, by Bradstreet.
1521 MOORE (S. S.) tfiirf JONES (J. W.) The Travelers'
/ ^^7 Directory. Philadelphia to New York, and Philadel-
phia to Washington. Philadelphia. 1802.
8to, sheep ; uarce, A series of Emokatsd Platis ; the fint American book of its kind.
308 MORE.
y ,; ^-^'1522 MOORE (Thomas). Moore's Irish Melodies. Illus-
trated by D. Maclise, a.A. New Edition.
London : Longman, [n. d.]
, 4tO| green morocco extra, gilt tides and edges ; Obiginal Editioii ; every page onu-
nented with Biautuvl EMoaAnNGs | vtryfim cfy. The text eogrsvcd
thronghout.
'* Moore is one of the few writers who will sonrive the age in which he so dcserredly
flourishes. He will lire in his Irish melodies. They will go down to
posterity with the mnsic — both will last as long as Ireland, or as music
and poetry.** — ^Loao Btbom.
^ ^^ 1523 MOORE. Lalla Rookh: An Oriental Romance. By
^ Thomas Moore. With Sixty Nine Illustrations from
Original Drawings by John Tenniel. Engraved ... by
Dalziel and five pages of Persian Design by T. Sul-
man, Junr. New Edition. London: Longman. 1863.
4to, blue morocco extra, gilt edges.
. 1524 MOORE. Loves of the Angels. A Poem.
London: Longman. 1823.
Sroy half red morocco, oncot, gilt top ; FxasT Edition ; utrtt,
yi525 MOORE. The Poetical Works of Thomas Moore.
Collected by Himself. Niw York [i. e. Lond9n\. 1853.
10 rols., fcap Svo^ calf, gilt.
^ i 1526 MORAES (Francisco de). Palmerin of England. Trans-
--""^^ lated from the original Portuguese by Robert Soutbey.
London. 1807.
4 vols., i2mo, calf; utrce,
I ^ Let Palmerin of England be prcserTed, and kept as a singular piece.** — JDra ^mmt.
&f, also, '< Brit. BibUog.,** i, 135, and Drake's <* Shakespeare.**
^ >^5^7 MORE {Sir Thomas). The History of King Richard
<^ ^ • the Third. Chiswick. 1821.
Half brown morocco, gilt top, uncut j Lxaos pAFxa ; 25 copies printed.
MORGAN. 309
1528 MORE. ... Utopia; Writtten in Latin by the Right
/y 45^ Worthy and Famous Sir Thomas More, Knight, and
translated into English by Raphe Robinson, a.d. 1551.
A New Edition; With copious Notes ... by the Rev.
T. F. Dibdin, f.s.a. London: William Miller. 1808.
a voli.y 8vo; Lakgs PATXt; with Pbivatk Plats of ''The Family of Sir Thoi.
Moore/* only to be found in Urge paper copies, Facsimilu, etc. ; beautiful
copy in smooth le?ant morocco j one of the rarest of Dibdin*s works.
** As a writer, the reputation of More rests principally upon his Utopia, a description of
an imaginary commonwealth ; it discovers great observation and acuteness,
reprobates sanguinary punishment, and describes a system of religious
liberty.** — Birn.ui*s "Erasmus.** See, also, HaUam*s ''Literature of
Europe,** and " Macdiarmid.**
1529 MORE. Life of Sir Thomas More by his great-
O^ f^^ grandson, Cresacre More, with a biographical preface,
notes, and other illustrations by the Rev. Josph Hunter,
F.S.A. London: W. Pickering, 1828.
8vo, half purple morocco, gilt top, uncut \ Plats of the More fsmily inserted ; fine
copyi uarce,
1530 MORGAN (Abel). Anti-Paedo-Rantism ; | or | Mr.
^3 ^4^ Samuel Finley's | Charitable Plea for the Speechless |
Examined and Refuted :| The Baptism of Believers |
Maintain'd; | And The Mode of it, by Immersion, |
' Vindicated. |
Philadelphia :\ Printed by B. Franklin^ ... m,dcc9XLVII.
iimo, pp. x6o, crushed levant morocco extra, gilt leaves, by F. Bedford; Jine eofy.
1 531 MORGAN (J.) The | Portsmouth Disputation | Ex-
^^ 4:70 amined, | being | A brief Answer to the Arguments |
used by the Anti-Paedo- Baptists in Dr. | RussePs Nar-
rative of the Disputation held | at Portsmouth, between
some Baptists I and Presbyterian Ministers. | By Joseph
Morgan. |
Printed^ and Sold by William Bradford in \ New- Tor ky 17 13.
ivno, pp. 98.
310 MORSE.
Ki~a '53* MORRIS (B. F.) Christian Life and Character of the
Civil Institutions of the United States developed in the
Official and Historical Annals of the Republic.
I Philadelphia; Geo. W. Cbilds. 1864.
I I Sto, pp. S31, doch.
I
MORRIS (F. O.) See Naturalists* Library.
^ So '533 MORRELL (T. H.) Bibliotheca Americana. Catalogue
of the entire Private Library of Mr. T. H. MorrcU;
comprising a Choice Collection of Books on the His-
tory and Antiquities of America, Illustrated Works,
etc. Sold ... November, 1866. New Tiri. 1866.
4C0, imcot; Laaos pArn; frieed; only 10 copies printed.
^^ 1534 MORRELL. Catalogue of Books on America, &c.
New Tork. 1869.
8vO| uncac
^ jT- \ 1535 MORRIS (M.) Private Journal kept during a portion of
the Revolutionary War. By Margaret Morris.
I Philadelphia: Privately Printed. 1836.
j 4to, half red morocco, uncat ; only 50 copies printed. Remlly israed in New York
in 1865.
I
I 1536 MORRISTOWN. Souvenir de Morristown. 1869.
I 8vo. Privately printed.
1537 MORSE (Jedediah). Annals of the American Revolu-
tion; or, a Record of the Causes and Events which
produced and terminated in the Establishment of the
American Republic, etc. Hartford. 1824.
, 8to» ibeep. Containa many curiout Platxi, illustrating important eventi in the Aner-
ican Revolution. AurootAra inserted.
1538 MORSE. A Report of the Secretary of War on Indian
MORTON. 311
Afiairs, comprising a Narrative of a Tour, ... [and]
the Actual State of the Indian Tribes in our Country.
New Haven. 1822.
Sro, boardi, oncot.
1539 [MORTON {Mrs.)] Ouabi; or, the Virtues of Nature.
S ^7s^ An American Tale in 4 Cantos. By Phillenia, a Lady
of Boston. Boston, mdccxc.
8to, boards, uncut; Plats.
1540 MORTON (N.) New-England's | Memorial; | or, | A
2^4^ ^ brief Relation of the most Memorable and | Remarkable
Passages of the Providence, of | God, manifested to the|
Planters I of I New-England in America ; | With special
Reference to the first Colony | thereof. Called | New-Pli-
mouth. I ... I Published for the Use and Benefit of | present
and future Generations. | By Nathaniel Morton. ... |
Boston^ Reprinted for \Daniel Hinchman^ at the Comer \
Shop over^against the Brici-Meeting-House. 1721. |
Sm. Sto, 5 1^ pp. ^48, Advertiiementy i 1., polished calf, gilt edges, by F. Bedford ;
JStie eofy. Contains a supplement by Josiah Cotton, Register of deeds for
the county of Plymouth.
1541 MORTON. New-England's Memorial: or, A brief
/}^ ^O Relation of the most memorable and remarkable Pas-
sages of the Providence of God, manifested to the
Planters of New-England, in America: With special
Reference to the first Colony thereof. Called New-
Plymouth, ... Published for the Use and Benefit of
present and future Generations. By Nathaniel Mor-
ton. Second Editioy. Newport:
Reprinted and Sold by S. Soutbwick. m,dcc,lxxii.
Sm. 8vo, polished calf, gilt edges, by F. Bedford.
1542 MORTON [Dr. S. G.) Crania Americana, or a Com-
^<? parative View of the skulls of Various Aboriginal
3'2 MOULTRIE.
Nations of North and South America. To which is
prefixed an Essay on the Varieties of the Human
Species. Illustrated by 78 plates and a colored map.
Philadelphia. 1839.
FoUO| half morocco ; mery tcsree, Thit valuable work gives accurate delineatioM of
more than forty Indian nationt, Pemrian, Brasilian, and Mexican, with a
particularly extended lerics from North America, from the Pacific Ocean to
the Atlantic, and firom Florida to the regions of the Polar tribes.
^ ^ 1543 MOSES (H.) Ancient Vases from the Collection of Sir
Henry Englefield. London: Bohn. 1848.
Imp. Sto, cloth ; 51 Plates, of which la are now first published.
^*"^ ^-1544 MOSES. Antique Vases, Paterae, Tripods, Candelabra,
Sarcophagi, &c., with Descriptions by H. H. Baber.
London, 1814.
4to, cloth ) 170 BxAVTiPVL Engbatinos, some in colors.
1545 MOULTON (Joseph W.) New York 170 Years Ago:
with a View and Explanatory Notes. Niw Tori. 1843.
Sto, pp. 14; Plats.
1546 MOULTON ( W.) Concise Extract from the Sea Journal
of William Moulton ; written on board of the Onico,
in a Voyage from the Port of New-London, in Con-
necticut, to Staten-Land in the South Sea, in the years
1799 to 1804. Utica. 1804
Svo, uncut ; very tcmrce,
1547 MOULTRIE (W.) Memoirs of the American Rcvolu-
/ ^ ^\ tion, so fiir as it related sto the States of North and
South Carolina and Georgia. Compiled from the most
Authentic Materials, and the Author's Personal Knowl-
edge of the various events, &c., &c. New Tori. 1802.
1 Tols., Svoy polished calf, gilt edges, by F. Bedford, f^ery fint eofy of a rare sod
Taluable work.
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MULLER. 313
I
1 1548 MOURT. The Journal of the Pilgrims at Plymouth,
^ ^^ in New England, in 1620. Reprinted from the Original
Volume. With Historical and Local Illustrations ...
By G. B. Cheever, d.d. Second Edition.
New York: John fTiUy. 1848.
i2mOy clochy gilt.
1549 MOURT'S Relation or Journal of the Plantation at Ply-
C7 ^^^ mouth. With an Introduction and Notes. By Henry
M. Dexter. Boston: J. K, fViggin. mdccclxf.
4to, half blue morocco, gilt top, ancut ; Lasgx Papxs.
1550 MOURT. [The same.]
/ ^^ Boston: J. K. Wiggin. mdccclxv.
Fcap 4tOy uncttt; 250 copies printed. ''Library of New England History,** No. 1.
1 55 1 MUIRHEAD (J. P.) Winged Words on Chantry's
/ */^ Woodcocks. With Etchings. London, mdccclviii.
Sm. 4to, cloth, uncut ; heautifully prinud.
1552 MILLER (F.) Catalogue of Books relating to America.
^^ Amsterdam, [n. d.]
i»mo, pp. 104, uncut.
1553 MULLER. Extract I aus I Unsers Conferenz-Schreibers |
^ ^^ Johann Jacob MfiUers | Gef&hrten Protocoll | Bey der|
Fdnften Versammlung | der | Gemeine Gottes im Geist,
Gehalten in Germantown 1742. den b^^ April und
folgende Tage : | Nebst einer Vorrede an die ehrwurdige
Conferenz aller | Arbeiter bey der Kirche Jesu Christi
in Pennsylvania. |
Philadelphia^ \ Gedruckt und %u haben bey B. Franklin. \
'4to, Title, pp. 93'ioa.
1554 MULLER (S.) Voyage from Asia to America. Trans-
/ c^^ lated by JeiFerys. London. 1761,
4to, half morocco, gilt top, uncut ; Mat mounted on muslin.
40
314 MUN8BLL.
I
I
I
I ^>r '555 MUNSELL (J.) Catalogue of a Rare and Extensire
Collection of Books relating principally to America.
Niw Tiri. [1865.]
Svo, tinted ptpery aocot| Lamib Patuu
^ ' ^55^ MUNSELL. Chronology of Paper and Paper-Making.
-^* r^"^ Third Edition. Mafiy. 1864.
Rl. 8?o» half moiocco, gilt cop, oncat; Plats.
:y 1557 MUNSELL. Collections of the History of Albany from
^ its Discovery to the Present Time. With Notices of
its Public Institutions and Biographical Sketches of
Citizens Deceased. Portrait and Illustrations. Vol. i.
Jlbai^: Munsill. 1865.
Rl. Sto, ptper, oncati RraucAivs TnxB.
/^ 1558 MUNSELL. [A Complete Set of Munsell's Historical
"^^ ^^' Series.] Albany. 1857-^1.
10 volt.y 4to, half red levant morocco, gilt top, ancut. The leriet coodit of the
I foUowing works, of which only too tett were printed in this tin :
I. Comffliaiary Wilton*t Orderly Book.
II. A NanatiTe of the Cauaes which led to Philip*! Indian War, of 167$ and 1676,
l»y John Eatton of Rhode Itland.
IIL Orderly Book of the Northern Army, at Ticonderoga.
IV. Diary of the Siege of Detroit in the War with Pontiac.
V. Obatmctioni to the Navigation of Hiidton*i River. Edited, with an Intradoctioo
and Appendix, by £. M. Rattenber.
VI. The Loyal Venes of Joseph Stanabory and Dr. J. W. Odell, edited by Wiothrop
Sargent.
VII. Orderly Book of Lteut.-Oen. John Burgoyne, edited by £. B. 0*CalUghaa.
I Vni. Early Voyages ap and down the Mississippi, with an Introduction, Notes, sod la
I Index, by John Oilmary Shea,
I IX and X. Proceedinp of the Commissioners, Appointed by Law for the Extingoiik-
I ment of Indian Titles in the State of New York. With an latrodnctioa
snd Notes by Franklin B. Hoagh.
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MURRAY. 315
1559 MUNSELL'S Series of Local American History.
^7/* Alhaty. 1863-68.
9 volt., rl. 8to, uncut \ Laaob Patks ; of which only 30 teti were printed. Thb
series consists of the following works :
I. Pioneer History of the ChunpUin Valley ; being an Account of the Settlement of
the town of Willsborough, by William GiUiland, together with hb Journal
and other Papers, and a Memoir, and Historical and IllnstradTe Notes, by
Winslow C. Watson, Esq. pp. 231 ; lo copies printed. 1863.
II. Sir Charles Henry Frankland, Baronet; or, Boston in Colonial Times, by Elias
Natouy M.A. pp. 129. 1865.
III. Random RecoUecdons of Albany, 1800 to 1808, by Oorham A. Worth; with
Notes, and numerous portraits and plates, pp. 114. 1866.
IV. History of Lake Champlain, from its Exploration by the French in 1609, to the
close of the year 18x4, by Hon. Peter S. Palmer, pp. 250. 1866.
V. The Sexagenary, or Recollections of the Rerolutionary War, [by S. De Witt
Bloodgood, Esq.] portraits of Schuyler, Burgoyne and Lady Harriet Ack-
land. pp. 234. 1866.
VI. Letters and Journals relating to the War of the American ReTolntion, and the
capture of the German Troops at Saratoga, by Mrs. General Riedesel;
translated by William L. Stone, pp. 233. 1867.
VII. Tah-Gah-Jute; or, Logan and Cresap, an Historical Essay, by Brants Mayer, (a
▼indication of Capt. Cresap against the charge of murdering the family of
Logan), etc. 8to» pp. 204, cloth. 1867.
VIII and IX. Memoirs and Letters and Journal of Major-General Riedesel, during his
Residence in America. Translated from the Original German of Max
von Eelking. By William L. Stone. 2 toIs. Poxtbaxt and Platis.
1560 MUNSELL. The Typographical Miscellany.
^<^ Albany. 1850.
8iro, half gieen morocco.
1561 MURRAY (A.) The Geographical Distribution of
^^ Mammals. London. i866.
4tD, pp. xTi, 4SO| cloth \ loi Matc and Platis. Includes much American Natonl
nistoiy.
1562 MURRAY (C. A.) Travels in North America, includ-
3i6 MusiB.
I ing a Summer Residence with the Pawnee Tribe of
Indians, in the Remote Prairies of the Missouri.
London, 1839.
% ?oli., Sto, half calf, gilt} Platxs.
^562 MURRAY (Hugh). Historical Account of Discoveries
, and Travels in North America, Asia, and Africa.
E£nburgb. 1820-1829.
7 vob«| Svo, half red morocco, gilt top, oncut. The volonet relatiiig to America
comprise copious details of the Yoyages ta search of a North-west Passage,
and the scries inclades a large amount of information concerning all psrti
of the world.
** I strongly recommend these Tolomes to a place in cTery library.** — Dnnnc.
^ ^ 1564 MURRAY (J.) An Impartial | History | of the Present
' *^ War in America;|Containing| An Account of its Rise
and Progress, I The Political Springs thereof, | with its
various] Successes and Disappointments, I on Both Sides.
I By the Rev. James Murray, of Newcastle. |
Niwcastli upon Tyne :\ ... T'. Robson .. [n. d.]
3 vols., Sto; PorntAiTs and Mats; vtryJUu iwtprtwiu of the Platxs. The Ode of
Vol. in, after <<The Political Springs,** reads : <* Of the War now carrying
on I between | Great-Britain | And the United Powers of | France, Spain,
and America,** and ends abruptly at page 33%, and is of txtreme acmxiijf.
^ ^565 MURRAY. [Another copy.]
/ y^ NiWcastli Upon Tyne. [1779.- 80.]
1 vols., Sto, half morocco, gilt top, uncnti PornAirs, etc. Bound uf fiom At
original numbers, with the wrappers.
/
1566 MUS£E de Versailles avec un texte historique par M.
T. Burette. Paris. 1844.
3 vols., 4to, morocco extra. From the library of the Emperor Maximilian, with his
Book Platx. Contains upwards of 160 kigUyJiuhUd ENcaATffaa from
paintinp and sculpture by French artists, and illustrates the history of
France from a.d. 41a to 1840.
MUSEUM. 317
^ 1567 MUS£E FRANCAIS ET MUSfiE ROYALE Rc-
w^i ^^ cugji jgg pjyg beaux Tableaux, Statues, et Bas-Reliefs
qui existaient au louvre avant 18 13, avec rExplication
des sujets, et des discours historiques sur la peinture, la
sculpture, et la gravure. Par Duchesne Aine.
A Paris : A. et TV. Galignani. [n, d.]
6 vola., folio, half bound. One of the moit magnificent worki that e?er inued from
the Parisian preu, representing the matchless collection which formerly
graced the Louvre, combining, as it did, nearly all the excellence of which
the various countries on the continent could boast in painting and sculp-
ture, and is, unquestionably, the grandest production of modern times. It
exhibits a series of engravings (by the most distinguished artists) of such a
collection of paintings as can never again be united. It is almost un-
necessary to observe that this work is not a mere collection of prints, as it
contains many luminous and masterly dissertations upon the state of the
arts in different ages, observations upon the style, excellence, and defects
of the various schools of painting, a minute description of every painting,
etc., drawn with extreme care and correctness. The present is an early
copy, much superior to some of a later iuue.
1568 MUSES' LIBRARY; (The) or, a Series of English
^ %^^ Poetry. Being a General Collection of almost all the
old valuable Poetry extant. London: Hodges. 1741.
8vo, calf; cUan eopy ; tcsrce,
1569 MUSEUM DISNEIANUM, being a Description of a
^^ ^€^ Collection of Ancient Marbles, Specimens of Ancient
Bronze and various Ancient Fictile Vases in the pos-
session of John Disney, Esq. London. 1849.
Rl. 4to, half morocco, uncut, 127 Platbs, some tinted. A very splendid and valua-
ble work ; the marbles, etc., were chiefly collected in Italy. A very
limited number was printed, chiefly for private dbtribution.
1570 MUSEUM WORSLEYANUM ; or, a Collection of
^^ ^ ^ Antique Basso-Relievos, Busts, Statues, and Gems,
formerly in the possession of Sir R. Worsley, with
Views of Places in the Levant. London. 1824.
p. 410, half tDORKco, gilt top, aBcntj aborc 150 BxAimnL EmiiAnMi.
:ji Ott recammiBdible par ton toina red, deviciu lurloac preckoi in
318
y A-^57> MUSPRATT (S.) Chemistry, Theoretical, Practical,
/ -^ &e Analytical, as applied and Relating to The Am and
Manufactures. By Dr S. Muipratt.
fVilliam Mackenzit: Glasgno. [a. <t-]
s nda., imp. Its, hilf mm.
>r- J572 MYSTERY (The) Reveal'd, or Truth brought to Light.
*^ -^ Being a Discovery of Some Facts, in Relation to the
Conduct of the late M ^y, ... By a Patriot.
ImuIm. 1759.
Iio, half ulT. ILapcctiB( thii work, m Riefa^ " Bibliotheci AnericuM.'
NAPOLEON.
319
A;GLEE (H. M.) Report of the Con-
duct of the Advance for the Relief of
Little Washington, N. C, 1863,
Philadelphia. 1863.
8vo, ancttt. Jt very rare pamphlet, reladog to the
Rebellion.
1584 NANTUCKET. Papers relating to the Island of Nan-
^ ^^ tucket With Documents relating to the Original Set-
tlement of that Island, Martha's Vineyard, and other
Islands adjacent, known as Duke's County, while under
the Colony of New York. Compiled from official
Records. With Notes by Franklin B. Hough.
Albany: MunsilL 1856.
Fcap 4to^ half morocco ; 100 copies privately prtuted. Uniform with ManteH*! Series.
1585 NAPHEGYI. The Album of Language. Illustrated
^1^ ^y ^ by the Lord's Prayer in One Hundred Languages.
Philadelphia, 1869.
4to, doth extra, gilt edges.
1586 [NAPOLEON.] History of Julius Casar. Vol. i.
London : CasseUj Petter i^ Galpin. 1 866.
Imp. Sro, half morocco, gilt top; Lamob Pxruu
1587 [NAPOLEON.] History of Julius Casar.
New Tori: Harper bf Brothers, 1866.
1 Tols., Svo, cloth, uncut.
/.
1588 NAPOLEON GALLERY. Galerie du Mus6e Na-
poleon, public par Fibol et Lavallie. Paris, [a. d.j
320 NARRATIFB.
11 vob^ imp. Svo{ Opxic Lbttbs Ptatrni fiu htpremiu. Thb tec iododet the
rapplcmental Tolome, and containt apwardi of 700 Bsavtifiix. Emcka?-
i I moiy by the bett French artittt, of paintinp by the great masten, ancknc
•cttlptuict, etc. Thu fine work it the only one which contain! engrafingi
of »ll the magnificent patadngi and tcalptiim, etc., concentrated by Bona-
parte from Italy, Spain, and other countries, befi>re they were again ditpened.
y ^^ 1589 NARRAGANSET CLUB. Publications of the Nar-
raganset Club. (First Series.)
Providence^ R. L mdccclxti-vii.
3 roll., 4to, uncut ; Laiox pAFta ; only 50 copies printed. Contents ; Vol. 1. Wil-
liams* Key onto the Language of America, n. Cotton's Answer to Roger
Williamsi and Queries of Highest Consideration, in. The Blondy Tenent
of Peisecntion. Edited by S. L. Caldwell.
A ^ 1590 NARRATIVE (A) of some of the Adventures, £>anger5
and SuiFerings of a Revolutionary Soldier ; interspersed
with Anecdotes of Incidents that occurred within his
own Observation. Written by himself.
Halhwell: Printed by Glavuer^ Masters & Co. 1830.
iimOy pp. 113, half blue morocco, gilt top.
^^ -^ 1 59 1 NARRATIVE | (A) | of the | Proceedings | Subsequent to
'y the I Royal Adjudication, | Concerning the | Lands |To
the Westward of Connecticut River, lately usurped by
I New-Hampshire, | With | Remarks | On the | Claim,
Behaviour, and Misrepresentations,! of the | Intruders
under that Government: Intended as an Appendix to
the General Assembly's State of the Right of the Co-|
lony of New- York (with Respect to its Eastern Boun-
dary, on Connecticut I River, so fiir as Concerns the
late Encroachments under the Government of | New-
Hampshire) Published at their Sessions 1 773^1
I New- Tori : \ Printed by John Holt^ . . . | M,i>cc,LXXiii. |
Folio, pp. 28, Appendix, 34 1., half blue ierant morocco, gilt edges, by W. Mathews \
vtry Msm. Sttf «/jo, Lot No. 1644.
1
I
NATURALISTS* 3II
j 1592 NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN. Cere-
^^ monies on the Occasion of Laying the Corner Stone,
, October 21, 1863. And the Inauguration of the
Building, April 27th, 1865. New Tori. 1865.
Ri. Svo, uncat ; Plats of the Academy and 2 Illuitsationi ; only ftoo copies printed.
1593 NATIONAL GALLERY. Engravings from the Pic-
"^^ ^^ tures of the National Gallery.
London: Published for the Associatid Engravers. 1840.
Fdioy half morocco, gilt top, nncut; 29 PLATta, engraved by Finden, Le Keuz, Pye,
Goodall, etc. ; LAacx Papui ; a wtagnijkint n/lectiou,
1594 NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY of Distin-
y^ j^fS guished Americans, conducted by James B. Longacre
and James Herring. Philadelphia, 1836.
4 Tolt., 4to, cloth, uncut ; hrtlliant impressions of the numerous PornAm ; LAasx Pafu«
Contains 144 portraits, accompanied by biographies written by J. Q. Adams,
Prof. Ticknor, Dr. Francis, etc. Up to this date nothing had came from
the hands of American engravers to equal in delicacy of handling, and
beauty of finish, these fine portraits.
^
7
1595 NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY of Illustrious
and Eminent Persons of the 19th Century, with Me-
moirs by Jerdan and Stebbing. London. 1830.
5 Tok., royal S?o, half morocco, gilt; 1%^ Jintly engravtd PoBTKAm. Uniformly
printed with, and forming a most desirable continuation to, Lodge's '' Por-
traits."
IJ96 NATURALISTS* LIBRARY. [A Collection of works
by the following Authors.] London. 1863, etc.
Together, 29 vols., rl. 8vo, half green morocco— -uniform. A BsAunnrL Sbt or
Books, consisting of
I. Bkss. History of the Birds of Europe, not Observed in the British Isles. 4 toIs. }
illmsirMtd with 182 beautifully colered engramings,
II. CovcH. A History of the Fishes of the British Islands. 4 vols., 8to.
41
322
NBAL.
III. Lows (N.) Beantifal LcsTed Plaatt ; being a DeicripCioo of the Most Betndfnl
Leaved Plants in ColtiTatioa in this Country: To which it added u
Extended Catalogue. With 60 epitrtd illmstrsii^mt.
IV. Lows. Ferns s British and Eiotic, 9 toIb.
V. Lows. A Natural History of New and Rare Ferns ; containing many Spedet
and Varieties, none of which are contained in ... " Ferns $ Britiih and
Eiodc.-
VI. Lows, A Natural History of British Oraases.
VII. MoBUS. A History of Britith Birds. 6 toIs.
VIII. Motus. A History of British Butterflies. With 71 nlTtdpUut,
IX. Moaus. A Natural History of the Nests and Eggs of British Birds. 3 vob.
7
1597 NAUNTON (&> Robert). Fragmcnta Regalia. Me-
moirs of Elizabeth, her Court, and Favorites. By Sir
Robert Naunton, Secretary of State to King James the
First. A new edition, with Notes, and a Memoir of
the Author. The text collated with the manuscript
copies in the British Museum. London. 1824.
Sto, half morocco, gilt top, uncut: 9 Vut Fins PotTSAm; Im£^ frotft^ Bnx
EornoM. Z<owndes isys that this edition " was edited by P. W. Dodd.**
This is erroneous. The error was repeated by Bohn in hit reissue of
LAwndes. The editor was Brownlow Wright.
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1598 NAUTICAL SONGSTER I or I Seaman's Companion.
To Encrease the Joys of | Saturday Night : | A Collec-
tion of the Newest I and Most Approved | Songs. (Inter-
spersed with many Originals. | [Engraved Frontispiece.]
Baltimore :\ Printed for Henry S, Keatinge.\l'iqli.\
iftmo, pp. 64, calf extra, by Pratt ; Platb; oftxctsshfe rarity.
I
; !'599 NEAL (D.) History of New-England, Containing an
/• - ^cy • Impartial Account of the Civil and Ecclesiastical Afiairs
of the Country. To which is added, The Present
State of New England, etc. London. 1720.
SI vols., Svoy polished calf extra, gilt edges, by F. Bedford $ Mat $ Jhu t9fy.
NEW ENGLAND. 323
1600 NEAL (John), Oration: Portland, July 4, 1838.
^^ Portland. 1838.
8vo, pp. ^5 ; with AoTOGiAFH of the author.
1 60 1 NEILL (E. D.) The History of Minnesota : from the
y %i O Earliest French Explorations to the Present Time. By
Edward Duffield Neill.
Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott ^ Co. 1858.
4to, pp. 528 ; Many Plates , ioo copies printed.
1
1602 NEILSON (C.) An Original, Compiled and Corrected
Account of Burgoyne's Campaign, and the Memorable
Battle of Bemis's Heights, September 19, and October
7, 1777, from the most Authentic Sources of Informa-
tion, etc. Map of the Battle Ground. Albany. 1844.
i2mo, cloth.
1603 NELSON (Horatio). The Despatches and Letters of
Lord Viscount Nelson, with Notes by Sir N. Harris
Nicolas. London. 1845.
7 vols., 8vo, polished calf, gilt extra ; a beautiful ut.
** Thti collection b the most genuine and true portrait of a great public character which
the public has ever seen.** — Ttmet,
1604 NEWCASTLE FISHERS' GARLAND. A Collection
of Right Merrie Garlands for North Country Anglers.
Edited by Joseph Crawhall. NewcastU-^n-Tyne. 1864.
8vo, half morocco, uncut; btautifully printed and illustrated with WooDcnrs.
1605 NEW ENGLAND (The) Patriot: being a Candid Com-
/ y^ parison, of the Principles and Conduct of the Wash-
ington and JeiFerson Administrations. Boston. i8io.
Sfo, pp. 146, I ft, half morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradstreet; Poitrait of Waihing-
ton inserted.
324 ''BW BNGLAND.
I
L^\ ry^\^^^ NEW-ENGLAND (The) Pialtcrj or. Psalms of Dirid.
B$st0n. 1 771.
I Sm. St<h PP« i^ ^f brown morocco, gilt Cop.
:2.^\ ^y^''^7 ^^^ ENGLAND'S First Fruits; with Divers other
/ j Special Matters concerning that Country. LonJ. 1643.
I 4tOy polithed calf, g^t, bj F. Bedford ; Ouoocal Eoitiom of thb rare tract, of which
the following 19 a reprint :
/ ' j^ »6o8 NEW ENGLAND'S First Fruits, with Divers other
Special Matters Concerning that Country.
London. 1643. ^^^ Tori. 1865.
4to, half morocco, gilt top, oncat ; Lamom. Patui ; 50 copies printed.
I
^^^ 1609 NEW ENGLAND'S First Fruits. Niw Tork. 1865.
Fcap 4C0, oncat. Formi No. vn of S«bin*i Reprinti, Quarto Seiiet.
I
y^^ ^^.1610 NEW ENGLAND. An | Abstract | of the | Lawes | of|
New England, I As they are now established. |Z#in^,|
I Printed for F. CouUs^ and W. Ley at PauUs Cbain^ \ 1641. |
4to, Title, pp. 15, Table, pp. i, calf, by Pratt. Fine topy of the fint printed coUec-
tion of lawi relating to New England.
yyy ^^ji6ji NEW ENGLAND. A Brief| Narrative | of the|Prac.
tices I of the | Churches in New-England. | Written in
private to one that desired | information therein; by
an Inhabitant there, | a Friend to Truth and Peace.
I Published according to Order. |
London^ \ Printed by Matth. Simmons for John Rotb-
welly and \ are to be sold at bis Sbopj at tbe sigm
oftbe Sunne\in Pauls Cburcbyard, 1645.)
Sm. 4to, Title, i 1., pp. iS, crinhcd levant morocco, by F. Bedford.
x^!i6ia NEW ENGLAND. The Day-Breaking, if not The
Sun Rising of the Gospel With the Indiaqs in New-
England. Now York. 1865.
4to, oncvt.
NEW HAMPSHIRE. 325
1 61 3 NEW ENGLAND. A further Accompt of the Pro-
«^^ gresse of the Gospel amongst the Indians in New-
England. New Tori J Reprinted. 1865.
4to, paper, ancut $ Laios Papbk ; 50 copies printed. Forma No. yi of Sabin*i Re-
prints, Quarto Series.
1614 NEW ENGLAND. The Light appearing morcand*
more towards the perfect Day, Or, a farther Discovery
of the present state of the Indians in New England.
New Tori J Reprinted, 1865.
4to, paper, uncut ; Laigi Papxa^ 50 copies printed.
1615 NEW ENGLAND. Further Queries upon the Present
«^^ State of the New English Afiairs. By S. E.
New Tori, 1865.
4to, paper, uncut ; Labos PAria ; 50 copies printed.
1 616 NEW ENGLAND. Pages from the Ecclesiastical His-
c^^ tory of New England, during the Century between
1740 and 1840. Boston, 1847.
i2mo, pp. ift6.
1617 NEW ENGLAND. Strength out of Weakness, Or a
c^2/ Glorious Manifestation Of the further Progresse of the
Gospel amongst the Indians in New-England.
New Tori. 1865.
4to, uncut ; LABqc Papu ; 50 copies printed.
1 61 8 NEW ENGLAND. A View of the New-England 11-
^ *^dt7 luminati, &c. Philadelphia, 1799.
Svo, pp. 20, half morocco ; scarce,
1619 NEW HAMPSHIRE. Collections of the New Hamp-
^- 2«^^ shire Historical Society. Concord, 1824-32.
3 vols., Svo, boards, uncut.
i
326 NEW TETAlfBNT.
1620 NEW HAMPSHIRE. CoUections, Topographical, His-
torical and Biographical, relating Principally to New-
Hampshire. Edited by J. Farmer and J. B. Moore.
Concord, 183 1.
3 ▼ok., 8T0y boards ; VoL m oacat.
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hood of the British Empire, of the Order of the Guelphs
of Hanover, and of the Medals, Clasps and Crosses
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I '* One of the most elaborately prepared and splendidly printed works that ever issved
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lavish cost.** — Sluarterly Review.
1647 NICHOLS (John). Literary Anecdotes of the Eight-
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. Literature of the Eighteenth Century. Consisting of
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Persons. Numerous illustrations. London. i8i2-'22.
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1649 NILES (H.) Principles and Acts of the Revolution in
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Rl. 8vo, half morocco, gilt top, uncut.
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I
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I ligion, the Churches, and | the State ; with consideration
i of the Re- 1 medy against it. | Occasional Satisfaction to
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if persisted | and gone on in. | Delivered in a Sermon
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O'Keefe, Written by himself. London. 1826.
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1668 OLD ENGLISH BALLADS. A collection of £ivorite
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I
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Memory of Edward Everett, at Vespers, in the Church
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1686 OTTO (F.) History of Russian Literature.
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I
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1687 OTWAY'S Venice Prseerved. A Tragedy. Revised
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1688. OVID. Les Metamorphoses d'Ovide, trad. nouv. avec
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Sandp is pronounced by Dryden to be the best Tenifier of the preceding age; and Pope
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By William Smyth. Londoo: William Piclceriag. 1%^. 5 ToU., Ito.
No hiMmicil worlu hiTc cier gifen more enlighCEned and penpicuoua TJewi of the
coune of grcu events than iheie celebrated LecCum.
Tie bft-nanied work it ler one of the leriet; but being uiufbrm in lUe, ityle and
binding with the othen, it ii legirded ai a dctJrablE adjunct, and will be
■old with the let.
Together they make ■ tetiei of 49 Tolt., Std, beautifully bound in poliihed calf, gilt
top, uncut, by W. Manhewi j and formi one of the fineatteti of booluiD
thJa Catalogue.
1693 OXFORD SAUSAGE (The) : or, Select Poetical Pieces,
^^ written by the most Celebrated Wits of the University
of Oxford. Landon. 1815.
Royal Std, half moioecD, gilt top; Laioi PAru. New edition, inch nuniecaui
Cirn from OuoraAi. Duqhb by Bewick.
34a
,'2-^^ €ra\
P»**** (J***). Thc|Life|of|Gen-
eral James Wolfe, | The] Conqueror of
Canada ; | or, the | Eulogium of that
Renowned | Hero, | Attempted accord-
ing to the I Rules of Eloquence. [With
a I Monumental Inscription, [Latin and
English,|To perpetuate his Memoty.j
By J • * • ?••**•, A.M.
BeiUn : Reprinted. mdcc,lx.
'^^ PP' I^ brown nir, oncat edtci,b<rF.Ikdfiird. Rut pbttofthe Dcadiof WoUi
iuCTtcd. A book of much rarity. Momll'i copjr Mid for $]o.
^-?7/
1695 PACIFIC RAILROAD. Reports of Explorations
and Surveys to Ascertain the most Practicable and
Economical Route for a Railroad from the Mississipi»
River to the Pacific Ocean. Watb'tngtan. 1855.
a, doth. The dlle liil> to fire to Idea of the *iIbc of [hii pni «oA,
which h in clabonte report apon the Nittinl and Phjwical HiMoij of
the Tut cflQDtiT cnTcned hj tbit (rat nilroid.
J — ^^^ 1696 PAINE (Nathaniel). Remarks on the Early P^>er
Currency of Massachusetts.
I Cambridge: Press off abn JVibon and Sons. 1866,
I Imp. Ito, bilf green morocco, gilt lop, bj Bradicreet ; with Paoor Platu on Tcllum
y J-1697 PAINE (R. T.) The Works in verse and prose of the
i Late Robert Treat Paine, Jr., Esq., with Notes. To
I which arc Prefixed Sketches of his Life, Character and
j Writings. Bostm. 181 2.
I Sto, bilf morocco, uncnt j PomAir,
PAINTER. 343
I
1698 PAINE (T.) The I American Crisis, | and | a Letter to|
Sir Guy Carleton,|on the Murder of | Captain Huddy,|
and the Intended Retaliation on | Captain Asgill, of the
Guards, I and other tracts. London, [1788.]
Svoy Title, pp. a93 ; nttrj rare,
1699 PAINE. Common Sense \ addressed to the Inhabitants
/ i>0 of America. The sixth edition.
Philadelphia: Printed, Providence: Reprinted and
sold by John Carter. M,DCC,LXXVi.
4to, pp. 33, half calf. A Tery rare and fine edition.
1700 [PAINE.] A Dialogue between the Ghost of General
/ ^^ Montgomery and an American Delegate in a Wood
near Philadelphia.
[Philadelphia']: 1796. [New York: Reprinted 1S67.]
ZrOf pp. 16, half moroccoy gilt top, uncut ; PoaTKAir inserted. One of ao copies.
1701 PAINE (T.) Tom Paine's Jests: [being an entirely |
// S^iy New and Select Collection | of | Patriotic Bon Mots, Re-
partees, Anecdotes, I Epigrams, Observations, etc.,|on|
Political subjects. I By Thomas Paine, | and other {sup-
porters of the rights of man. | To which is added, | A
Tribute to the Swinish Multitude, | Being a choice col-
lection of I Patriotic Songs. |
Philadelphia : \ Printed for Matthew Carey. MDCCXCVi.
Svo, pp. 7a, polished calf, extra, by Bedford ; PotTaAir inserted.
1702 PAINTER (W.) The Pahce of Pleasure, beautified,,
adorned, and furnished with Pleasant Histories and ex-
cellent Novels. Edited by Joseph Haslewood, from the
edition of 1575. London, 1813.
% wis. in 3, 4C0, calf, gilt edges $ only 165 copies printed; team. Best edition of a
work to which Shakespeare and seTeral others of o«r old Dramatists were
greatly indebted.
344 PALMBR.
[-,^1703 PALFREY. History of New England. B^stM. 1865.
■ 3 Tob-yimp. 8to. dochy ancati Maps and IixutTmATiovi{ Lamom Papeb; ioo
I I copies pctated.
. '^^1704 PALLISER {Mrs. B.) History of Lace. By Mrs.
y I , Bury Palliser. London. 1865.
(Square StOi blue calf, gilt edget; profusely illustrated mth seTeral hundred beautiful
£m oaATiM OS ON Wood, many of which are printed in tints.
/A^ ^^1705 PALISSEY,THE POTTER. Monographic dcl'CEuvrcs
de Bernard Palissey suivie d'un choix de ses continua-
teurs ou imitateurs dessinee par MM. Carle Delange
et C. Borneman et accompagnee d'un Texte par M.
Sauzay et M. Henri Delange. Paris. 1862.
FoliO| half crushed levant morocco, gilt top; loo splendidly colored Platis, and a
fine PoKTaAiT of Palissy. No. 96 of only 300 copies printed, nearly all
of which were subscribed for. jf wupiifoemt vhwu.
1706 PALISSEY. CEuvres completes de Bernard Palissey.
/ ^^ Paris. 1846.
lamo, uncut.
I
^ ^\^o^ PALMER, (John.) An [Impartial Account | of the]
^ "^^ State of New England | or, the | Late Government there.
Vindicated I In answer to the | Declaration | Which the
Faction set forth, when they Over- 1 turned That Gov-
ernment | With a Relation I Of the Horrible Usage they
treated the Gover-| nour with, and his Council ; and all
that had His Ma | jesty's Commission. | In a Letter to the
Clergy there. | By John Palmer.
London : Printed /or Edward Poole at his Shop over
against the Royal \ Exchange in Cornhillj 1690.
4to^ pp. 40y moroccoy antique. A Tery fine copy of this rare tract, relatinf to the A"*
droi affiur.
PARIS AND VIBNNB.
345
1708 PALMER (John). Travels in North America and in
^ 2«5~ Lower Canada. 1817. London. 1818
8vo^ half calf; Maw. Includes copioot detailf of the West, etc.
1709 PALMER (J. W.) Folk Songs. Illustrated from ori-
/^%^^ ginal designs. New York. 1861.
»
Imp. Sto, smooth green nuvoccoi gilt edges; jfiw tarly eofy.
1 710 PALMER (P. S.) History of Lake Champlain, from
"^^ ^^ its First Exploration by the French in 1609, to the close •
of the Year 1 8 14. Albany. 1866.
Impw 8v0y half morocco, gilt top; Laeox Papxe copy, illostnted by theJnscrtion of 25
▼ery rare Platm, beautifully inlaid by Trent.
1711 PALMER (Ray). Hymns and Sacred Pieces, with Mis-
2-^^ cellaneous Poems. Albany: J. Munsell. 1865.
8to^ half morocco, gilt top, uncut; Lasgi Papu; only 50 copies printed.
1 712 PALMER (S.) The General History of Printing.
-^ y\i London. 1732.
4t)0^ boards, uncut. A valuable and rare book on the subject.
1 713 A|PARAENETICK!or|Humble Addressejto the Par- '
^O ^^y liament |and ^jjf^iii^l for (not loose, but) | Christian
Libertie. |The second Impression. | Perused and allowed
according to Order. |
London : \ Printed by Matthew Simmons^ for Henry
Overton \ in Pop^s-Head- Alley. 1644. |
410, P. 1. I, pp. 14, blue crushed levant morocco, by F. Bedford; relates to the
Puritans and New England.
PARIS AND VIENNE. See Roxbuighe Libraiy.
44-
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PARRY.
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I
1 714 PARKER (J. H.) An Introduction to the Study of Gothic
Architecture. Third Edition, revised and enlarged.
Oxfwi. 1867.
Sm. 8vO| cloths neaily soo Woodcut lunTBAnoin.
1 715 PARKER (P.) A Biographical Memoir of the late Sir
Peter Parker, Baronet, Captain of His Majestie's ship
Menelaus, of 38 guns, killed in action while storming
the American camp at Bellair, near Baltimore, on the
thirty-first of August, 18 14.
London: PtAlisbid by Longman {etc.) 1815.
4to^ Title and pp. iii, half morocco.
:2.y.i\
ay
1716 PARKMAN (F., Jr.) France and England in North
America. A Series of Historical Narratives. Part First :
Pioneers of France in the New World. Part Second:
The Jesuits in North America in the Seventeenth Cen-
tury. Boston. 1866.
a volt., xffi^ Svo, dochy oncut $ PotTtAsn on India ptperj Laboi PApm ; only 75
copies printed.
1717 PARKMAN (J.) History of the Conspiracy of Pondac,
and the War of the North American Tribes against the
English Colonies after the Conquest of Canada.
Boston. 1866.
Royal Sto, doth, ttnait$ llArt) PtATi; Laeob Pakks 75 copies pfiBted.
1 7 18 PARR (S.) A Catalogue of the Library of Samuel Pirr,
/ \^^ LL.D. Lmion. 1827
I Stoi dothy nncoi;
/
, 1719 PARRY (W. E.) Voyage for the Discovery of the
^, North-West Passage. London. 1821.
4t0| halfmorocco} many Platm by WaddL
PATTBR80N. 347
I720 PARSONS (U.) The Life of Sir WiUiam PcpperrcU,
c5 /5»^ Bart. Boston. 1856.
tTO| lialf (reen moroccoy ^t topi by Bradttreet; PotTiAir and Docombnt inserted.
1721 PARTON. (J.) Life and.Timcs of Benjamin Franklin.
fS ^^ By James Parton. New York: Mason Brothers. 1865.
Imp. tvo» half red moroccoi ^t top, uncuty by Bndstreets Lamb Papui only 100
copies printed.
1722 PARTRIDGE (J. A.) On Democracy. By J. Arthur
^^ Partridge. London: Trubnerbf Co. 1866.
8to, half calf, gilt.
1723 PARTRIDGE. The Making of the American Nation ;
or, the Rise and Decline of Oligarchy in the West.
By J. Arthur Partridge.
London: Edward Stanford. 1866.
8vo, half calf, gilt.
1724 [PATRICK (J.)] Quebec: A Poetical Essay, in Imita-
^ ^^ tion of the Miltonic style : being a regular Narrative of
the Proceedings and Capital Transactions performed by
the British Forces under the Command of Vice-Admiral
Saunders and Major-General Wolfe, in the glorious Ex-
pedition against Canada, in the year 1759. The Per-
formance of a Volunteer on board His Majestjr's ship
Somerset, during the Passage Home from Quebec.
The whole embellished with entertaining and explana-
tory notes. London : T. Whitridge. mdcclx.
4<^ PP« 3^ half blue moroccoi gilt top, by Bradttreet ; Map of Quebec insetted.
17^5 PATTERSON (J. W.) Responsibilities of the Founders
/ ^2-* of Republics: An Address on the Peninsula of Sabino,
348 PAULOINO.
on the Two Hundred and Fifty-eighth Anniversary of
the Planting of the Popham Colony, August 29, 1 865.
! Bmm. 1865.
Sto, pp. 389 half brown monocop fit tep» vaco^ hj Bimdatreet ; only ^50 copies
I prtntocL
I
I
^ : 1726. PATTERSON (R.) A Narrative of the Campa^
^ in the Valley of the Shenandoah in 1861.
Philadelphia. 1865.
Imp. Stoi half bloe moroocoy fit top, hy Braditreets Labob and Tuck Pafbbj 100
copici pnntad*
/ /J^/
727 rPATTERSON (Samuel).] Another Traveller; or Cur-
sory Remarks and Critical Observations made upon a
Journey through the Netherlands. By Coriat, Jr.
London. 1767.
m Tola, in 31 half morocco. Dr. Johnson taid this was in imitation of Sterne; b«t the
author prodnced evidence to show it was written before the <<^entimentai
Jonmey.** The author of these Tolumes was distinguished for hu ability in
drawing up catalogues of libraries, and as an auctioneer. Ste Nicnou**
Ut. AnecdoCy iii^ 448, 734.
•/ ^ ^7^8 EIWTIE (J. O.) Personal Narrative of James O. Pat-
^ * ^' tic, of Kentucky, during an Expedition from St. Louis
to the Pacific Ocean, in which he and his Father, who
accompanied him. Suffered unheard-of Hardships and
Dangers, had various Conflicts with the Indians, etc.
Edited by Timothy Flint. Cincinnati. 1833.
8to, sheep; xmrct. Wight's copy sold for $6.00.
■ 1729 [PAULDING (J. K.)] The Diverting History of John
/ \//^ gjj ^j Brother Jonathan. By Hector Bull-us.
New Tork: Imkeep & Bradford. 1812.
IimO| pp. 1359 half moroccoy uncut; rgrt.
PBMBERTOK. ^49
1730. PAULDING. Report of the Select Committee on
/ 3iy Erecting a Monument to the Memory of John Pauld-
ing, with an Address by the Mayor of the City of New
York. New Tor.k 1827.
Svo, pp. 47, roia \ Poitbait of John Paulding inserted. Pretentadon copy irom
Major Paulding, with AuTocaATR.
I
I ^73' P[AUW]. Recherches Philosophiques sur les Ameri-
^^3y^.^-~ cains. Berlin, mdcclxx.
I % Toll.! lamoy calf; «r«rcff.
1732 PEABODY. An Account of the Proceedings at the
/ £^ iT Dinner given by Mr. George Peabody to the Americans,
at the London Coffee House, 27th October, 1851.
I London : W, Pickering, mdccli.
8to, cloth ; 2 PoRTaAXTB.
1733 PEABODY. [The Same.] Lxmdon: VT . Pickering. 1851.
' •^Mp. 8vO| doth, gilt ; LAaoi Pxpsa ; printed for private dittribution. A Preientation
copy Irom Mr. Peabody, with AurooaAPH.
1734 PEABODY. Proceedings at the Reception and Dinner
^^ in honor of George Peabody, Esq. By the Citizens
of Danvers, Oct. 9, 1856, with Historical Sketch of
the Peabody Institute. Boston. 1856.
8vo, pp. 195, cloth, gilt; PoantArr and Platis.
I
1735 PEMAQUID. Papers Relating to Pemaquid and parts
^ ^^ adjacent in the present State of Maine, known as Corn-
wall County, when under the Colony of New York.
Albany. 1856.
Royal 8vo, half morocco, uncut ; thick paper copy.
1736 PEMBERTON (Ebenezer). Heaven the Residence of
the Saints. A Sermon occasioned by the sudden and
I much lamented Death of the Rev. George Whitefield,
350
ptmt.
y/
^r^
^^i-^^
.:2.^\^^y
I
A. M., Chaplain to the Right Honourable the Countess
of Huntington. Delivered at the Thursday Lecture at
Boston, in America, October ii, 1770. By Ebenezer
Pemberton, D. D. Pastor of a Church in Boston. To
which is added. An Elegiac Poem on his Death. By
Phillis, a Negro Girl, of Seventeen Years of Age, Be-
longing to Mr. J. Wheatley of Boston.
Axfwf ; Printed. Lmubn : RefrinUdfir E. li C.
Dilly. M.DCC.LXXI.
Svo, pp. 31.
1736 PENHALLOW (Samuel). The History of the Wars
of New-England with the Eastern Indians, or a Narra-
tive Of their continued Perfidy and Cruelty, from the
1 0th of August, 1703, To the Peace renewed 13th of
July, 1 7 13. And from the asth of July, 1722, To
their Submission 15th. December, 1725, Which was
ratified August 5th. 1726.
Cincinnati: Reprinted. 1859.
4t)0^ half red morocco, gilt top, ancvt, by Bnditreet. 150 copies printed. Cfffit*"*
alio ** LoTCweirt Tight,** Gardener** Account of the *< Peqnot Waira,**
and ** The Gotpel in New England.**
1738 PENLEY (Aaron). The English School of Painting in
Water-Colours : its Theory and Practice. With the
Several Stages of Progression accompanied with 47 Il-
lustrations in the First Style of Chromo-Lithography.
New and revised edition.
London : Day & Sm. 1869.
Large foliOy cloth ; a tplendid and uaefol work.
1 739 PENN [(W.)] A I Further Account | Of the Province of |
Pennsylvania | and its Improvements. | For the Satisfaction
of those that are Adventurers, andjenclined to be so. |
London. 1685.
PBNN. 351
4to, pp. ao, poljthed od^ bjr W. Pratt j signed at the end, Williun Peon. An «r
trtmeij Kgre§ Tolume.
1740 PENN. A I Letter I from I William Pemi|Poprietary {sic)
^^ ^ ^ and Gouvernour of | Pennsylvania | In America, | To the |
' Committee I of the | Free Society of Traders,) of that
Province, residing in London. | Containing | A General
Description of the Said Province, its Soil, Air, Water,
Seasons and Produce, | both Natural and artificial, and
the good Encrease thereof. | . . . To which is added, an
Account of the City of | Philadelphia, newly laid out. |
Its Scituation between two Navigable Rivers, Dela-
ware and Skulkill,|with a [Portraiture or Plat-form
thereof.
London^ Printed and Sold hy Andrew Scwle^ . . 1683.
Folio, pp. 10; Plan of the city of Philadelphia. This it one of the first printed ac-
count! of Philadelphia by the founder of the Colony^ and it of the high-
est interest to a Pennsylvania collector. I am unable to trace the sale
of any copy in this country with the Plan, which is usually defident.
The title, at length, will be found in Rich's Catalogue, page 108.
1 741 PENN. Missive Van William Penn, [a translation of
^ ^T^ the preceding Title, with additions.]
f Amsterdam. 1684.
4(0^ ppu »8. The same Map ■§ In the London edition, but reduced and mth slight
Tariadons.
1 742 PENN. A I Letter | to | Mr. Penn ; | with | his Answer. |
y ^"^ London : Printed for Andrew Wilson . . . 1 1688.
4t)o^ pp. 40. Relates to PennsyWania.
174.3 PENN. Hie People's Antient and Just Liberties asserted
in the Tryal of William Penn, and William Mead.
Printed in the Tear 1670.
35»
PENNSYLVANIA.
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1 744 [PENN.] Some Fruits of Solitude, in Reflections and
Maxims. Newport: James Franklin. 1749.
Iiao^ morocco, eztn, gilt edgct) i^U e9fj, Jaaiei FnakliB (eUot bfodicr of Ben.)
wai the fiiBt printer ia Newport.
174s PENNSYLVANIA. An Answer to an invidious Pam-
phlet, intituled, A Brief State of the Province of Penn-
sylvania, wherein are exposed The many false Assertions
of the Author or Authors of the said Pamphlet, with a
View to render the Quakers of Pensylvania and thdr
Government obnoxious to the British Parliament and
Ministry; and the Several Transactions, most grosly
misrepresented therein, set in their true light.
Lendon. MDCCLV.
- ^^^:f
c^
/^i^
I 8¥0| pp. So^ half morocco. ^ In Smith*! ' Brief View * this answer b said to be the
production of one 4~ (Cross), fbnnerlj an attorney's clerk, wlio wai
conricted of fbcgeryi sentenced to be hanged, but after some time ob-
tained the 6rour of transportation \ and did us the honoor to take op hit
residence in this province,** etc
1746 PENNSYLVANIA. A Brief State of the Province of
Pennsylvania, in which the conduct of their Assemblies
for several years past is impartially examined, and the
true cause of the continual encroachments of the French
displayed upon the river Ohio, etc. London. 1755.
SyO| pp. 45, half moroceo. **From the answer to this pamphlet (see preceding lot)
it would appear that its author was * Parson Smith,* probably the Rev.
William Smith, author of ' Discounes,* etc., 1759, assisted, according to
a MS. note in a copy of the same work, by Dr. Franklin.**--^Rici. \Sm
Smith, (W.)]
1747 PENNSYLVANIA. Summary of Acts of Assembly in
Force For Regulating of Descents.
Philadelphia : Printed by B. Franklin. M,DCC,zn.
Folio^ pp. 14, half calf.
PENNSYLVANIA. 353
1748 PENNSYLVANIA. The | Articles, | Settlement and
^7 Sa Officers I Of the Free | Society |of| Traders | in jPcnnsil-
vania : | Agreed upon by divers | Merchants | And Others
' for the better I Improvement and Government! of |
Trade | in that | Province. |
Lmdon^\ Printed fir Benjamin Clark iu George Yard in
Lombard'Street^ \ Printer to the Society of Pennsil-
vania. mdclxxxii.
FoUo^ 8 leaves, polished calf, by F, Bedford.
1749 PENNSYLVANIA. A Brief History of the Charitable
// O/f scheme carrying on by a society of Noblemen and Gen-
tlemen of London, for the Relief and Instruction of
poor Germans, and their Decendents, settled in Penn-
sylvania, and the adjacent British Colonies in North
America.
Philadelphia: Printed hy B. Franklin and D. Hall, 1755.
4tOy pp. i%y top edge cut, but front and lower edges uncut; gtod c^fy,
1750 PENNSYLVANIA. The Charters of the Province of
/y O"^ Pennsylvania and City of Philadelphia. Also, A Col-
* lection of all the Laws of the Province of Pennsylvania,
Now in Force. Published by Order of Assembly.
Philadelphia : Printed and Sold hy B. Franklin. MDCCXLII.
Fa&o^ pp. 30 and 561 respectively. Table xi. p., calf gilt; splendid corr ; yxiY sAtB.
Contains the 3 title-pages, each with Franklin*s imprint.
1 75 1 PENNSYLVANIA. Letters and Papers relating Chiefly
to the Provincial History of Pennsylvania, with some
Notices of the Writer.
Philadelphia: Privately Printed. 1855.
Iiaio^ pp. cxxzTiL, 312, green crushed levant morocco^ hf Bradstreet. Known as
the Shippen Papers. PoRTRAm and Cuttxmgs inserted*
1752 PENNSYLVANIA. Minutes of the Provincial Council
7~
354
PSPYI.
^S^
£//9
y
/^if
/^'^^/
of Pennsylvania, From the organization to the renuncia-
tion of the Proprieury Government. Published by the
State, containing the Proceedings of Council from
March lo, 1683, to November 29, 1700. Phila.,
1852. Also of the Supreme Executive Council of
Pennsylvania, from its organization to the termination
of the Revolution. Published by the State.
Harrisburg^ 1852.
16 voU^ Sroy half morocco.
1753 PENNSYLVANIA. Some| Account|of the| Province]
of I Pennsilvania | in| America ; | Lately Granted under
the Great Seal |of| England | To {William Penn, etc.|
Together with Priviledges and Powers neces-jsary to
the well-governing thereof. | Made publick for the In-
formation of such as are or may be | disposed to Trans-
port themselves as Servants | into those Parts. |
London : Printed and Sold by Benjamin Clark \ Bookseller
in George^Tardy Lombard-^streetj 1681.
Folio^ |»p. 10^ poUthed oalf, gilt edga, by F. Bed/brd; iflndid Ur^ cpfy.
1754 PENNSYLVANIA. Some | Account | of the] Pennsyl-
vania Hospital ; | From its first Rise, to the Beginning | of
the Fifth Month, called May, 1754.
Pbila: \ Printed by B. Franklin^ and D. Hall. Mdccuv.
4to, pp. 40| calf andque. Wight*! copy lold for $ai.oo.
17s PENNSYLVANIA. A True and Impartial State of
the Province of Pennsylvania. The whole being in
full Answer to the pamphlet entitled A Brief State and
A Brief View, etc., of the Conduct of Pennsylvania.
Pbila. : Printed by W. Dunlap^ moccux.
Sto^ old calf.
/ /^P
1756 PEPYS.
and Correspondence of Samuel PqijrSt
PBRRY. 355
' F.R.S., Secretary to the Admiralty in the- Reigns of
Charles II. and James 11. With a Life and Notes by
Richard Lord Braybrooke. Lohdon : Hy, Colburn.
5 vcdsy Svo, boirdBy uncut; hest edition,
^The aUeit picture of the tge in which the writer lived, and t work of ■taadard im-
portance in En^h literature.** — Sia WAtna Scott.
1757 PERCY (Thomas). Reliques of Ancient English
^^ ^> a Poetry : Consisting of old Heroic Ballads, Songs, and
other Pieces of our Earlier Poets. Together with some
few of Later Date, and a Copious Glossary.
London. 1845.
3 Tols, red morocco^ extra, gilt top, uncut, by Bradttreet.
"The moit elegant compilation of the early poetry of a nation that has ever appeared
in any age or country. Evny page evinces the fine taste, the genius,
and learning of the editor. — £vams*s Old Ballads.
Bm Lit« Anecd., ill., i6o; BibL Decam., iii., 336-244. Dr. Johnson praises the
Bishop for great extension of mind, and minute accuracy of inquiry.
1758 PERRING (J. E.) The Pyramids of Gizeh, from actual
Survey and Measurement. With Notes and Sketches
taken on the Spot, by E. J. Andrews.
London. . i839-'42.
Atlas folio, half morocco.
Ptot I. The Great Pyramids. II. The second and third Pyramids and the six other
Pyramids. III. The Pyramids to the Southward of Oiseh' and at Aboa
Roashj Campbeirs Tomb, etc.
Contains 58 large Views and iLLusraATioNs of the Pyramids of Oiseh, with notes
and references to Col. Vyse's great work; also to Denon, Napoleon's Ex-
pedition, Belaoni, Burkhardt, Sir G. Wilkinson and othen, with Buck's
Remarks on the Hieroglyphics. It was published at 15 guineas.
1759 PERRY. Narrative of the Expedition of an American
— Squadron to the China Seas and Japan, performed in
the years 1852, 1853, and 1854, under the command
3S6
PBT£RS.
-^
of Commodore M. C. Perry, United States Navy, by
order of the Government of the United States.
Washington. 1856.
3 Tolf 1 4tD| cloth.
^^1760 PERRY, Inauguration of the Perry Statue, At Cleve-
land, on the Tenth of September, l86o ; Including the
Addresses and other Proceedings, with a Sketch of Wil-
liam Walcutt,| the Sculptor. Clrueland^ O. 1861.
4tOy pp. 128 ; LAtOE Paper. Eleven copies printed on this sise.
^^
^4
Cf\/'^ €^
1761 PETERS (H.) A Dying Father's Last Legacy to an
Only Child: or Mr. Hugh Peters' advice to his
Daughter. Boston: B. Green. 171 7.
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1762 [PETERS (S.)] A|GcneralHistory|of|Connecticut,|
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including I a Description' of the Country, | And many
curious and interestii^ Anecdotes. | To which is added.
An Appendix, wherein new and true Sources of the
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Province. |
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Printed Books contained in the Library of His Royal
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I etc., in Kensington Palace. By Thomas Joseph Petti-
grew. London: Printed for Longman ^ Co. 1827.
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1772 PHILLIPS (E.) Theatrum Poetarum Anglicanorum :
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I [ Revolution. A Private Journal. Prepared from Au-
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Occurrences relating to this) Country, in the Order of
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Belcher, in 1 730. With an Introduction, . . . Vol. L,
Parts I and 2. Boston, N, E, mdccxxxvi.
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{ E. Wherein the most Remarkable Salvations of the
I Year Past, both in Europe and North-America, as hr
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M.A.
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181 7 PRINCE. Catalogue of the American Portion of the
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Chief, and Minister Plenipotentiary from the United
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1879 RICRAFT (Josiah), A Survey of England's Cham-
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^885 RILEY (H. T.) Chronicle of the Mayors and Shcrife
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^^-1886
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copy—now scarce.
-1887 RITSON (Joseph). Robin Hood ; a Collection of All
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that Celebrated English Outlaw, [with] Historical
Anecdotes of his Life. London: Pickering. 1832.
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Second Edition. " This edition contains sereral additions made by Ritson in his
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existence. The Woodcuts are better struck off and dearer.** — Lowndis.
^.^^1888 [RITSON.] Bibliographia Poetica : A Catalogue of
English Poets. 1 300-1 700. London. 1802.
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a vols«, post 8vo, half morocco, gilt top, uncut.
ROBBINS. 3^
1890 RITSON. Memoirs of the Celts or Gauls.
^ /3 London. 1827.
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1891 RIVINGTON (James). [A Collection of Tory Tracts
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edges, by F. Bedford.
L A Candid Examination of the Mutual Claims of Great Britain and the Colonies.
New York : James Rivington. m.dcc.lxzt.
11. Free Thoughts, on the Proceedings of the Continental Congress Held at Philadel-
phia Sept. 5, 1774: wherein Their Errors are exhibited, their Reason-
ing Confuted, and the faul Tendency of their Non-Importation, Non-Ex-
portation, and Non-Consumption measures, are laid open to the plainest
Undentandings. By A. Farmer. Printed in the year m.]>cc.lxxit.
pp. 14,
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Enemies : In answer to a Letter under the signature of A. W. Farmer.
Whereby hu Sophistry is exposed, his Cavils refuted, his Artifices detect-
ed, and his Wit ridiculed ; In a General Address To the Inhabitants of
America, and a Particular Address To the Farmers of the Province of
New York. New York: Trinted by J'imes Rivington. 1774. Written
by Alex. Hamilton when only eighteen years of age.
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' VL A View of the Controveny between Great Britain and her Colonies ; including a
Mode of Determining their present Disputes, finally and effectually ; and
of preventing all Future Contentions. New York : printed by James
Rivington, m,i>cc,lxxxv.
1892 ROBBINS (C.) History of the Second Church in Bos
ton. Boston. 1852.
8fOy pp. viil, 320} 5 Plato.
384
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Ancient Illuminated Manuscript.
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1894 ROBERTS (W.) An Account of the First Discovery
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1 1895 ROBERTS (W.) History of Letter Writing from the
Earliest Period to the Fifth Century. By William
Roberts, Esq., Barrister at Law.
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Sto^ doth, nncat. A Selection of the best Epittlci of Antiquity, including CScen^
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!^^ J-X896 ROBERTSON (W.) The History of America. Boob
K . TY ^^A V TValpoU, N. H. 1800.
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1897 ROBIN {Ahhe). New Travels] through JNorth-Amcri-
ca:|In a Series of Letters ; | Exhibiting, the History of
the Victorious Campaign of the Allied Armies, under
His Excellency, Gen. Washington, | and the Count de
Rochambeau, in the Year 1 78 1 , . . . Also, | Narrations
of the capture of General Burgoyne, | and Lord Corn-
wallis, with their Armies . . . Translated from the Origi-
nal of the Abbe Robin i|one of the Chaplains to the
French Army in Ameiica.
Philadelphia, mdcclxxxiu.
8vo, panelled calf. First edition j nttrj umret,
; 1898 ROBINSON (William). Several) Epistles | Given forth
by Two of the I Lords Faithful Servants, | Whom he
ROGERS. 385
sent to I New-England, | to j Bear Witness to his Evcrr
lasting Truth, j And were there (by the Priests, Rulers,
and Professors) I after cruel and long Imprisonment, and
inhumane | Whippings and Banishment, put to death ;
for I no other Cause, but for keeping the | Command-
ments of God, and | Testimony of Jesus. | William Rob-
inson. I William Leddra. | Here is also prefixed W. R.
his Testimony of his call to | that Service, for obedience
unto which, he under- 1 went the wrath of Men, but
hath obtained | Everlasting Peace and Rest with God. |
[Motto.] London: Printed in the Year 1669.
Soull 4tOy pp. z I, brown calf, by F. Bedford. One of the rarest of the Tracts relating
to the Peraecutions of the New England Quaken by the Puritani.
J
1899 ROBINSON (W. D.) Memoir of the Mexican Rcvo-
/ O'/^ lution. London. 1821.
a Tols.y 8to, half calf, gilt ; PoiTmArr of Mini.
1900 ROCHE. Catalogue of the Library of Richard W.
<r^^S^ Roche. New York. 1867.
8vo, boards, ancnt. One of a few copies printed on Thick Papik.
} 1901 ROCHESTER (Earl). Arbor Vita: or, the Natural
^ ^^ History of the tree of Life.
London : E. Hill. MDCCXLi.
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of Philadelphia, 1865. This facetious work is attributed to Earl Rochet-
tor, and is a very witty though grossly indecent work.
1002 ROGERS. A Concise Account of North America:
/ 9 ^^y Containing A Description of the several British Colo-
nies, etc. Also, of the Interior or Westerly Parts of
the Country, upon the Rivers St. Lawrence, Missis-
sippi, Christino, and the Great Lakes. To which is
' subjoined an Account of the several Nations and Tribes
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of Indians residing in those Parts. London : Printed for
the Author, mdcclxv. [Also] Journals of Major Rob-
ert Rogers: Containing An Account of the several
Excursions he made under the Generals who com-
manded upon the Continent of North America, during
the Late War.
London : Printed for the Author, mdcclxv.
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388
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a vols., 8vO| boards, usciit.
1931 SAFFORD (W. H.) The Blennerhassett Papers, em-
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and the hitherto unpublished correspondence of Burr,
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Moir, Emmett, Theodosia Burr Alston, Mrs. Blenner-
hassett, and others, their Contemporaries.
Cincinnati. 1864.
Svo, cloth, uncut.
39*
SAINTE-CHAPELUI.
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\^ SAFFORD. The Life of Harman Blennerhassett, com-
prising an Authentic Narrative of the Burr Expedition ;
and Containing Many Additional Facts not heretofore
published.. Gndnnati. 1853.
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Extracted [Fxoni the Public Ledger. | Humbly inscribed!
To the very Loyal and Truly Fious Dr. Samuel |
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whole, a book of considerable historic interest. ,To the New York,
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salt and spice enough for many fourth of July orations.'
t*
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JVitt/JtJri. 1854.
8vO| doth. Somewhat ftcedoySt ,
1935 SAINTE-CHAPELLE (La) Histoire Archeologiquc,
^ descriptive et Graphlque de, pa/ MM. Ppcloux, Archi-
tected et Doury, Peintre.
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colors. This woirk is alike valuable to the architect, painter, or tourist.
*' La Saint'ChaptlUf cette mervcille du rooyen age, est remarquable par Tunite de son
• * « « «
ensemble, I'clegance de u forme, la variete et la richesse de son ornamcB*
tatiott.'*
SALLUST. 393
I 1936 ST. CLAIR (A.) A Narrative of the Manner in which
/ : the Campaign against the Indians, in the Year 1791,
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8 TO, half red morocco, gilt cop, uncut, bj Bndttreet.
1937 ST. JOHN (J. A.) History of the Manners and Cus-
^ ^^ toms. Arts, Sciences, etc., of Ancient Greece.
London. 1842.
) Toll., 8vo, doth. « A masterly picture of the Hellenic fiimily, not in their political
relations only, bat in the still more attractire aspect of their social history
and domestic life.** — Atheugtwm,
1938 ST. JOHN (J. Hector). Letters from an American Far-
-^- *^^ mer, describing Provincial Manners, Customs, &c.
London. 1782.
Sto, calf; fnt cfy.
1939 ST. JOHN, Lettres d'un Cultivateur Americain, ecrites
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1940 SALEM WITCHCRAFT; Comprising More Won-
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1941 SALLUST. La Conjuracion de Catalini y La Guerra
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SO
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vbtme^ and one of the moit perfect ipedroens of printing and embellish*
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RoifAM Coofs.
I
1942 SALT (H.) A Voyage to Abyssinia, and Travels in the
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Lomkn, 1 8 14.
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uked by the economical collector, to give op Bruce or Mr. Salt, I shall
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1943 [SAMPSON (Deborah).] The Female Review ; | or, | Me-
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American War. | During which time, | she performed the
duties of every department, | into which she was called,
with punctual exactness, | fidelity and honor, and pre-
served her chastity in- 1 violate by the most artfiil con-
cealment of her sex. | ... By a Citizen of Massachusetts.
Didbam. M,DCC,xcru.
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t
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Sampson, the Female Soldier in the War of the Revolu-
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Vinton. Boston: y, K, ff^iggin. mdccclxvi.
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y ^ . 1945 SAMPSON. [Another copy.] Boston, mdccclxvi.
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SARCASTIC. 395
I
1946 SAMUELS (E. A.) Ornithology and OSlogy of New
^ ^^ England : containing Full Description of the Birds of
New England, and adjoining States and Provinces.
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accurate Figures of their Eggs. Boston. 1868.
4C0, cloth, DDCut ; a beautiful voluuu,
1947 SANDERSON (J.) Biography of the Signers to the
^ w ^ Declaration of Independence. By John Sanderson,
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copy told for $8i.
1948 SANDERSON. [Another copy.] Pbiladtlpbia. 1820.
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1949 SANDERSON. [Another Edition.] Phila. i860.
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^ 1950 SANDYS (George). Christ's Passion. A Tragedy j
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was Secretary to the Colony of Virginia. Su Ofid, Lot No. 16S9.
195 1 SANNAZARIIS. laobi Sannazarii Opera Omnia, Lat-
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1952 SARCASTIC NOTICES of the Long Parliament; A
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Military, Contrary to the Self-Denying ordinance of
April 3rd, 1645; ^'^^ ^^^ Sums of Money and Lands
which they Divided among themselves.'' London. 1863.
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39^ SAVAGE.
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8 TO, pp. 64, vncnC
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I Meeting of the Cincinnati, in 1784. By Major Win-
throp Sargent, Edited by Winthrop Sargent. Thirty-
nine Copies Reprinted. Philadelpbia. 1859.
Svo, pp. 59.
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" Fort du Quesne, in 1755; under Major General Ed-
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America. Edited from the original Manuscripts, by
Winthrop Sargent. Philadelphia, 1856.
Sto, cloth \ Platis and Maps.
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Boston. 1 861.
Svo, dothy uncut} PomTBAir; Labgi Pavbk; only 75 copies printed. A work of
great merit, now usrct,
1957 SARGENT. The Loyalist Poetry of the Revolution,
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Fisher's copy sold for $85.
y^ ^- 1958 [SAUNDERS.] Festival of Song; a series of Evenings
with Poets. With Seventy-three Pictures by memben
of the National Academy of Design. Engraved by
Robbett and Hooper. Ntw Tmrk. 1866.
Imp. droy green morocco, gUt edges.
1959 SAVAGE (J.) An Oration ... July 4, 181 1. ... Boston.
Second Edition. Boston. 181 1.
Sto. pp. aI| uncut.
8CHBDBL. 397
i960 SAVANNAH. The Siege of Savannah, by the Corn-
el ^^ bined American and French Forces, under the Com-
mand of Gen. Lincoln, and the Count D'Estaing, in
the Autumn of 1779. Albany: y. MunselL 1866.
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1961 SAVERIEN (M.) Histoire des Philosophes Modernes
^ y^ ' avec leur portrait grave dans le gout du crayon, d'apres
les desseins des plus grands peintres. Paris. 1763.
7 voli., 4to, half calf. A teries of very rare PoaTtArrt and Platm, with biographies.
1962 SCHEDEL (H.) Chronicon Nurembergense, auctore
y ^^ Hartmanno Schedel. Registrum hujus operis libri
cronicarum cu figuris et ymagibus ab inicio mudi.
Nuremberge : Antbonius Koberger, 1493.
Folio, in the original binding; Gothic Lrrna. Tku copy mesutret i%\ hcMes in keigkt
i^ iz} imciet in toidtk, wAick renders it, proheihly^ om or tbx laegut
ever offered f»r sale here. It has always been styled, by way of distinction,
the <' NvuMBBfto CHaoNiCLi," and scarcely any volume has been so cele-
brated for a long series of years. The ENGKATmcs, vhich are nfiwardi ef
zftoo in nvmher^ are in Woop, and were executed by Michael Wolgemut
and Pleydenwurf, the former of whom was the master of Albert Diirer ;
the subjects are Poktbaiti or Illusteious CHAiAcrxu, Vixws or Towns,
etc. This Tolume contains the supplemental leaves, which are often
deficient.
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fifteenth century, which can never ftil to be highly interesting to the lover
of ancient engraving and printing. The fine woodcuts present the fint
successful imitation of the cross-hatchings of a pen drawing. If Koberger
had printed only this chronicle, he would have done enough to place hb
name among the most distinguished of his typographical brethren } but he
has other and nearly equal claims to a very marked celebrity. See the
** Bibliotheca Spenceriana,** where no less than twenty-six pages are devoted
to an account of the work, accompanied by ftcsimiles of many of the very
singular woodcuts. Hearne, in the prefice of ^ Robert of Gloucester,**
aays : '* For my part, the of^ner I consult this chronicle, the more I won-
der at the things in it, and I cannot but esteem the book as extremely
pleasant, useful, and curious, by reason of these very odd cuts.**
39^ 8COTT.
/ ^^/i '963 [SCHOOLCRAFT (Henry R.)] Hcldcrbcrgia : or the
I Apothesis of the Heroes of the Anti-Rent War.
' Albany: MunseU. 1865.
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J$. .6~^
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genuine Adventures in Love, etc. 1731.
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^- ^ 1966 SCOTLAND ILLUSTRATED, in a series of Views
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London, 1838.
z ToU^ 4to, morocco, gilt cdgcf ; Fan* Editioh.
A^ ^^ 1967 SCOTT {Sir W.) Waverley Novels.
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eMtiom^ containiog all the latest corrections and additiona of the avtliar,
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EzTBA ENoaATOiGB. An elegant copy of this edition, illoMrated with
upwards of 150 extra and highly finished engrarings, from pictures by C.
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^27 '968 SCOTT. The Vision of Don Roderick J A Poem.
E£nkurgb. 181 1.
410, calf; Fust Edition.
*
^ 1969 SCOTT. Rokeby, A Poem. lUustiated Edition.
^ ^y London. 1841.
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SCULPTURE. 399
' 1970 SCOTT. A Series of Illustrations of the Poetical Works
/ a%3 of Sir Walter Scott from Paintings by R. Smirke.
London. 1823.
iimo} 10 Pt^ATia.
I
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^dT^ . of Scotland, with Descriptive Illustrations by Sir Walter
jft^//(^' l^7%zoXX. London. 1826.
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I graved by Le Keux, Cooke, Blore, etc., tome of them stained \ proof im-
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^ 1972 SCOTT (W.) Memoirs of Lieut. Gen. Winfield
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RL Svo, half red levant morocco, gilt top, by W. Mathews j Laeob PAFBa|; only 100
copies printed. This elegant copy contains 70 rart Poxtiaits and Plates
inserted.
1973 SCOTT. [Another copy.] New York. 1864.
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1974 [SCOVILLE (Joseph).] Old Merchants of New York
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1975 SpR API AN A} or Elegant Extracts of Wit.
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arddes.
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1976 SCULPTURE (The) Gallery. A Series of Eighty one
Engravings. Accompanied with Descriptive Prose
and Illustrated Poetry by James DafForne, Esq., J. K.
Hervey, Esq., and other Living Authors. Preceded by
An Historical and Critical Essay on Sculpture, Ancient
and Modern. London: Virtut and Co. [n. d.]
40O SBLDEN.
. ^ jr977 SEAFIELD(F.) The Literature and Curiosities of
^ Dreams. A common-place book of Speculations con-
cerning the Mysteries of Dreams and Visions.
Loiukn, 1866.
% rob., poet Svo, balf calf, gik.
^^^ 1978 SECOND APPEAL (A) to the Justice and Interests of
the People, on the Measures respecting America. By
the Author of the First. London, lyjS^
Sto, half bonndy oncat.
^y 1979 SECRET HISTORY of the Calves-Head Club.
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SBVBNTY. 401
1984 SERIES (A) of Small Episodes in the Life of a Recluse.
^ ^^ London. Pickering. 1851.
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1985 [SERLE (Ambrose).] Americans against Liberty ; or an
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1986 SENTER (I.) The Journal of Isaac Senter; ... on a
^ ^1/ Secret Expedition against Quebec, under the Command
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1987 SEROUX D'AGINCOURT. History of Art by its
J ^^ u- u^ Monuments from its Decline in the 4th Century to its
- ^ '' X/v /Restoration in the i6th. Translated from the French,
/ /^ ^oy Owen Jones. London. 1847.
3 Tob. in I, folio } contains 318 Platu, including 3335 subjecti on architecture^
Kulpture, and painting. This fine work was the first in which the idea of
exhibiting the progress of art, by a series of its noblest monuments, was
perfectly carried out. By a series of accurate engrarings from celebrated
monuments, we trace the transitions of art from the classic period to our
own times. Sculpture, painting, the art of illuminaaon, and the art of
engraving on wood, on gems, and on medals, are similarly fcprcscnted.
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i. Pnpcn in relation to the Case of Silas Deane. Now first Published from the
Original Manuscripts.
il. The Examination of Joseph Galloway, Esq., by a Committee of the House of
Commons. Edited by Thomas Balch.
III. Fapen relating to Public Erents In Massachusetts preceding the American ReTo-
lution.
lY. Papers relating chiefiy to the Maryland line during the Rerolution. Edited by
Thomas Balch.
51
402 SBWARD.
I
^^ 1989 SEW ALL (J. M.) Miscellaneous Poems.
Pmrtimouth. iSoi.
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y y^ 1990 SEWALL (S.) The History of Woburn, .•. Mass. fix)in
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yy 199 1 SEWALL (S.) Phsnomena qu£dam|Apocalyptica|Ad
Aspectum Novi Orbis coniigurata. | Or, some few Lines
towards a description of the New | Heaven. | As It makes
to those who stand upon the (New Earth. | By Samuel
Sewall, A.M. and sometimes Fellow of Harvard (College
at Cambridge in New-England. | The Second Edition, |
[In the same Vol.] The [Fountain Opened, | or | The
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National | Conversion of the Jews, | by Samuel Willard.
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^ ^' ^ Seward. I (Author of the Elegy on Capt. Cook.) | To
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1994 SEWARD. [The Same] Tenth Edition. Land. 1817.
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^ ^^ gravings. London: Otridge and Rackham, 1 821.
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1996 SEYMOUR (Horatio). A Lecture on the Topography
^^ and History of New- York. IJtica. 1856.
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1997 SEYMOUR'S Humoroqs Sketches, Comprising 86 Cari-
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1998 SHAFTESBURY. Characteristicks of Men, Manners,
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1999 SHAKERS. Peculiarities of the Shakers. Origin,
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2001 SHAKESPEARE. Twenty of the Plays of Shakespeare,
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2007 SHAKSPEARE. Mr. William Shakspeare his Com-
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quarto or byjthe Players his Fellows in folio, and now
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octavo, with an Introduction, etc.
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are to exetahftfy rsre, that, however ardent in hit learch, or prodigal of ha
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2015 SHAKESPEARE. A Collection of Prints, from Pic-
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% Toll, in I, large fblio, half inorocco,marbled edges ; loide wiargint ; 94 very large and
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2016 SHAKESPEARIAN A. A Catalogue of the Early Edi-
y^^^^ tions of Shakespeare's Plays, &c., by[ J. O. Halliwell.
London. 1845.
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2017 SHAKSPEARE TERCENTENARY. Celebration of
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2019 SHAKESPEARE. A Series of Ancient, Allegorical, His-
' ^ torical and Legendary Paintings, which were discovered
at Stratford-upon-Avon. From Drawings by Thomas
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iurious in early English art, and the collector of what relates to the birth-
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tory of Painting,* no specimens of the ait existed. Only 150 copies were
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408 $HA&P.
^looao SHALLUS (Fnmcis). Chronological Tables for Every
Day in the Year, Compiled from the most Authentic
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/^ K^^
20a I SHARP (T.) A Dissertation on the Pageantt or Dram-
atic Mysteries anciently performed at Coventry, by the
I Trading Companies of that City. To which are added,
I the Pageant of the Shearmen and Taylor's Company,
I and other Municipal Entertainments. Coventry, 1825.
i 4to, cloth J 10 Cvuooi Platm. Highly Gommeadcd in the ** Retrotpecdvc Review/
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it maj be obienred that a manaicript volamc of theoiy at the lak ai
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^ ^^ '• 2022 SHARPE (S.) The History of Egypt from the Earliest
Times till the Conquest by the Arabs a.d. 540. The
Fourth Edition. Londm. 1859.
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y^ jfry^ 2022 SHARP (J.) A Sermon Preached at Trinity-Church
in New-York, in America, August 13. 1706. At the
Funeral Of the Right Honourable Katherine Lady Corn*
bury, Baroness Clifton of Leighton Bromswold, &c.
Heiress to the most Noble Charles Duke of Richmond
and Lenox, and Wife to his Excellency Edward Lord
Viscount Cornbury, Her Majesty's Captain General,
and Governor in chief of the Provinces of New- York,
New-Jersey, and Territories depending thereon in
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Queen's Forces in the Province of New-York.
London: H. Hilb. [n. d.]
Sto» pp. 16, half bloe morocco, gilt top, oncati by Bradttreet. There k a stJiy ahont
this lenBon of thU kind : Some of the lUte dig nitariea, having been invued
bj Lord Combuiy to attend thii funeral, replied that they would be voy
happy, indeed, to attend hit UrdtAif^U fonenl.
SHEPARD. 409
' 2024 SHAW (G.) The Naturalists* Miscellany; or Colored
-2 i^^y Figures of Natural Objects drawn from Nature.
landotin
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2025 SHAW. Zoological Lectures. London. 1809.
2 Tols.y rl. 8to, half calf; many Fins Platis.
2026 SHAW (H.) Examples of Ornamental Metal Work.
Drawn and Engraved by Henry Shaw.
London: Pickering. 1836.
2027 SHAW. A Hand Book of the Art of Illumination, as
// ^^ ' practiced during the Middle Ages. With a description
of the Metals, Pigments, and Processes employed by
the Artists at different Periods. By Henry Shaw, f.s.a.
London, 1866.
Folio, half morocco, gilt edfei ; Lakob Pafsk.
2028 SHEA (J. G.) Discovery and Exploration of the Missis-
^ ^^ sippi Valley: with the original narrative of Marquette,
AUouez, Membre, Hennepin, and Anastase Douay.
With a facsimile of the newly discovered Map of Mar-
quette. Redfield: New Tori. 1852.
Sra^ half green morocco, gilt top. Forma Vol. iv of French's ** Hist. Col. of iiouisiana.*'
2029 SHELVOCKE (G.) A Voyage round the World. By
^ y^ — . the Way of the Great South Sea. 1719-22.
London. 1726.
Svop calfy gilt ; Jute cofy. Contains the fullest account of California, the natires, ftc,
of any of the old Toyagers. Qold dust was discovered by the party in such
abundance, that they were '' prejudiced against the thoughts that this metal
should be so promiscuously and uniTersally mingled with the common
earth,** but the specimens they brought away were lost.
2030 SHEPARD. The I Church Membership! of Children,
^ ^4^ 52
4IO
8HBPARD.
and their Right to | Baptisme, | According to that holy and
everlasting Covenant of God, | esublished between
Himself, and the Faithful! and their seed after | them,
in their Generations : | Cleared up in a Letter sent unto
a worthy Friend of the | Author, and many Yeares ago
written touching that subject ; By Thomas Shepard,
sometime Pastor of the Church] of Christ at Cambridg
[sic] in New-England. | Published at the earnest request
of many; for the Consolation (and Encouragement,
both of Parents and Children in the Lord. | [Mottoes.]
Cambridg \ [sic] Printed ky Samuel Green, 1663.
4tOy II 1^ pp. a6y blue crushed kTaat morocco, by F. Bedford.
^^ ^^y^l^ SHEPARD. The I Clear Sun- 1 shine of the Gospel Break-
ing forth I upon the | Indians | in New-England. | Or, | An
Historicall Narration of Gods|WonderfulI Workings
upon sundry of the [Indians, both chief Governors and
I Common-people, I in bringing them to a willing and de-
I sired submission to | the Ordinances of the Gospel;
! and framing their [hearts to an earnest inquirie after the
knowledge I of God the Father, and of Jesus Christ | the
Saviour of the World. | By Mr. Thomas Shepard Min-
' ister of the Gospel of | Jesus Christ at Cambridge in
New-England. I London^ Printed hj
R. Cotes ftr John Bellamy at the three Golden\Li9ns
in Cornhill near the Rayall Exchange j 1648.
4to» 7 1*» PP* 3^1 cs^» ^ ^' Pratt ; Ouoimal Edition ; vcrp rmr.
c^ t^^
2032 SHEPARD. [The same.]
New Tork: Reprinted for Joseph SaUn. 1865.
4to, half moroccoi gilt top, nncntj Laegb Papuj 50 copies printed.
x^- \ 2033 SHEPARD. [The same.] New Tork. 1865.
j Fcap 4to, tincot. Formi No. z of Sabin'i Reprinti, Quarto Series.
1
SHIRLEY. 411
2034 SHEPARD. Eyc-Salvc, | Or A | Watch- Word | From our
^^ ^ a Lord Jesus Christ unto his Churches : | Especially those
within the Colony of the Massachusets | In New-Eng-
land. I To take heed of Apostacy : | or | A Treatise of
Remembrance of what God hath been to us, as also |
what we ought, and what we ought not to be to him,
as we de-|sire the prolonging of our Prosperous Dayes
in the Land which | the Lord our God hath given us. |
By Thomas Shepard, Teacher of the Church of Christ
in I Charles-Town : | Who was appointed by the Magis-
trates, to Preach on the day of | Election | at Boston, May
15, 1672. 1 Cambridge^ Printed hy Samuel Green^ i673*
Sm. 4to, % 1., pp. 52, blue cnuhed levant morocco, gilt edgea, by F. Bedford. Fine
^ecimem of early colonial printing, of extremt rarity.
2035 SHERBURNE (A.) Memoirs of Andrew Sherburne ; a
<y^ Pensioner of the Navy of the Revolution. Written by
Himself. Uttca. 1828.
iimo, iheep.
2036 SHERBURNE (Jno. H.) Life and Character of John
w^ ^^ Paul Jones, Captain in the United States Navy during
the Revolutionary War. Washington, 1851.
Svo, half red morocco, gilt top, uncut. PoaTSAiT and FAcnifXi^
2037 SHIRLEY (E. P.) The Noble and Gentle Men of Eng-
/ ^ S^ land, the Arms and Descents, &c. London. 1866.
4to. cloth ; Triro Editxon, corrected.
2038 SHIRLEY (J.) The Dramatic Works and Poems of
James Shirley, now first collected ; with Notes by the
late William GiiFord, Esq., and Additional Notes, and
some Account of Shirley and his Writings, by the Rev.
Alexander Dyce. London, mdcccxxxiii.
6 Tola., rl. 8to, cloth, uncut; Labgx Papxk; fint dean eopji very uarce. The most
complete and belt edition of Shirley, now quite icarce in thii condition.
I
I
412 SIDNEY.
j 2039 SHORTER CATECHISM, (The) agreed upoo by the
I Assembly of Divines at Westminster.
Pbiladtlpbia : Printed by B. FrankSn. m.dccxlt.
Sto, half calf.
2040 SHURTLEFF (N. B.) A Decimal System, for the
Arrangement and Adminstration of Libraries.
Boston: Privately Printed, mdccclvi.
' 4CD, doth.
I
^ \^ ^r^^04' SIBBALD(J.) Chronicle of Scottish Poetry; from the
/ Thirteenth Century, to the Union of the Crowns.
Edinbitrgb. 1 802.
4 Tob., crown Sto^ boards, oncat ; extrewuly xtarce. Hat the scmrtt cMmeeOed skta an
page 120. Vol. IT contains the glotaary.
^ 2042 SIBLEY (John L.) Notices of the Triennial and An-
' I nual Catalogues of Harvard University : with a Reprint
of the Catalogues of 1674, 1682 and 1700.
' Boston: Jobn IFilson & San. 1865.
, 4to, oacut ; 30 copiet printed on Laigs Papeb. Separately printed from the praceed-
' ings of the MaMachutetti Jliitorical Society.
I
^ ■ 2043 SIDDONS (Henry). Practical Illustrations of Rhetorical
Gesture and Action ; Embellished with Sixty-nine en-
gravings. London, 1822.
8 TO, boardti ancnt; KMne.
1^ Cft^
2044 SIDNEY (P.) The Countess of Pembroke's Arcadia,
Written by Sir Philip Sidney, Knight. Now the ninth
time published, with a twofold Supplement of a defect
in the third book ... Whereunto is also added a Sixth
Booke, By R. B. ... London: J, Waterson. 1638.
Folio, calf. Ste Beloe*t «' Anecdotes,** ni, 364$ <<Bibl. Poet.," 331 ; and Harvcj*i
*' Pierce*t Supererogation.**
'< There ii no work in the department of proie fiction which contains more apophthe-
gamic wiidom than the 'Arcadia* of Sidney.**— Dbakb.
SIMMS. 413
i 2045 SIDNEY. The Miscellaneous Works of Sir Philip Sid-
/ ney, with a Life of the Author, and Illustrative Notes,
by Wm. Gray. Boston, i860.
Svo. Contaiju seTeral letten by Sidney, now first published, from the original MSS.
2046 SILLIMAN (B.) Remarks made on a Short Tour, be-
€^ ^^ tween Hartford and Quebec, in the Autumn of 18 19.
Niw Haven. 1820.
iimo, boards, nncnt; Bngratxd Tnxi, Vixwi of Lakx Gsoaax, Qoxbbc, etc.
2047 SIMCOE. A Journal of the Operations of the Queens
y^ o^ Rangers, from the End of the Year 1777. to the Con-
clusion of the late American War. by Lieutenant-
Colonel Simcoe, Commander of that Corps.
Exeter: Printed for the Author. [1782.]
4to ; red crtahed levant morocco, gilt edges over marble ; with ten large Folded Maps
and Plans of military operations. A Su?xeb Copt of the txctsu^tly rare
OaiGiNAL EnmoN, and is, in all respects, in as good condition as when
issned.
y^
2048 SIMCOE. [The same reprinted, with a Memoir of the
Author.] New Tork. 1844.
Svo, half levant morocco, uncut. This copy is ixttmHfe/j illuurated with a6 Extia
Platd, some of which are of extreme rarity^ including Lord Rawdon,
Major Robert Rogers, Sir Henry Clinton, General Charles Lee, General
Gates, Barl Cornwallis, General Washington, LaAyette (3), Steuben,
Tarleton, and Dr. Franklin.
^ This book was first printed soon after the termination of the War of Independence,
but apparently not published, and was almost unknowa to exist, until a few
years ago, when a copy turned up in a sale (I believe of Mr. Chalmers*
libraiy), and from that copy the edition (of 1844, New York) was
printed.** — Rich.
2049 SIMMS (J. R.) The American Spy, or Freedom's early
'T^ *^^ Sacrifice : A Tale of the Revolution, Founded upon
Fact. Albany. 1857.
8to^ half morocco, gilt top, uncut \ Plats ; Laaos Papxh \ aS .copies printed.
414 8INOBR.
2050 SIMMS. Trappers of New York, or a Biography of
Nicholas Seiner & Nathaniel Foster; together with
Anecdotes of other celebrated Hunters and some ac-
count of Sir William Johnson and his style of living.
i Albm^. i860.
Sto, half green morocco^ gilt top, nncut, bjr BndsCieeC ; Pobtkait.
y ^^y I 2051 SIMMS (W. G.) Lyrical and other Poems.
^ y ' Char listen. 1827.
luno, pp. 19S, (6), half red morocco, uncut; F»b Eomoif ; xccrm.
^^2052 [SIMMS.] South-Carolina in the Revolutionary War:
y^ being a reply to certain misrepresentations and mistakes
of recent writers, in relation to the course and conduct
of their State, by a Southron.
CharUstm: Walker and James. 1853.
Half gfcen morocco, gilt top, by Bradttreet; PomAiT of W. O. Simms inieited.
,^ ^^
2053 SIMS (Clifford S.) The Origin and Signification of Scot-
tish Surnames. With a Vocabulary of Christian
Names. Albany. 1862.
Imp. Sto, uncut
2054 SINGER (S. W.) Researches into the History of Pby-
ing Cards ; with Illustrations of the Origin of Printing
and Engraving on Wood. London. 1816.
• 4to, calf eitra ; fan efj i Nnmom CNGiAvnroa on Cofpu and Wood^ FafBMn.w
or Eailt Panrra amo CAaoa, jmm /» M/»n, amd msmy am Iu£m fmferi only
I 150 copies printed ; very uane,
' '' It b seldom that the public have seen a more beaotilully planned and executed work
than the present. The facsimile engraTin|s upon wood cannot be sv^
passed. The entire impression is limited to 250 copies ; so that, when its
intrinsic worth and eztrindc beauty be conndered, the curious will not fiul
to secure copies whenever they make their appearance." — Dnnir.
2055 [SINGER (S. W.)] Some Account of the Book Printed
8L0ANB. 4'5
at Oxford in mcccclxviii., under the title of Exposicio
Sancti Joronimi in Simbolo Apostolorum. In which is
examined its claim to be considered the First Book
printed in England. London, mdcccxii.
8 TO, half morocco eitra, gilt top, uncut; only 50 copies printed. Concerning this, ue
Johnion*t <* Typognphia,** i, p. 83.
2056 SLANG DICTIONARY ; or the Vulgar Words, Street
/ ^%? Phrases, and Fast Expressions of High and Low So-
ciety, Many with their Etymology and a few with their
History traced. London. 1865.
lamo, cloth; But Edition.
2057 SLAVERY. Reflexions d'un Cultivateur Americain
/ ^S ' sur le projet d'aboler TEsclavage & la Traite des
Negres. Ouvrave traduite de TAnglais.
A Londres: Et setrouvea Paris Obex Lagrange. 1788.
i8mo, 1 1. pp. 99, uncut.
2058 SLAVERY. A Collection of rare tracts on Slavery,
^^yty 5jc., published in the West Indies. [v. d.]
4to, half calf.
2059 SLEEMAN (W. H.) Rambles and Recollections of an
^ ^:y^ Indian Official. London. 1844.
% Tolt., rl. Sto ; Mamt Colobsd Platis.
2060 SLEIDAN. J. Sleidani de Qvatver Svmmis Imperiis
/ ^^ Libritres.
Lugd. Batavorum Ex offictna Elzeviriana. A^ cio.ioc.xxxi.
jimo, Tellum, and another ElxeTir imprint.
2061 SLOANE (H.) A Voyage to the Island of Barbados,
y ^^^^ Nieves, S. Christophers and Jamaica, with the Natural
History, Illustrated with Figures of the Things described.
In large Copper-Plates as big as the Life. Lond. 1707.
4^6 sinTR.
I % Tob., f>lio, half calf; contains 274 Platis, whkh, in thit copy, are MonmD w
I OvABM ; Jim efy | tuuxt. ^ A rich mine of natural history. Heath*i
I copy told for £10 9s. $ Deot*ty £17 lyt.} WiUett*t £16 te.** — tamvmx,
! Sir Hant Sloane %rent to Jamaica, at physician to the Duke of Albemarle, \that he
remained fifteen months^ and made an extensive botanical coUectioo, which
formed the materials from which he wrote hb great work.
I
y^ , 2062 SMETS (A. A.) Catalogue of the Library, Autographs,
I &c., of A. A. Smets. New Tork. 1858.
3 Tols^ Sto, paper, oncut.
^^^2063 SMITH (B.) An Inquiry into the Authenticity of Docu-
ments concerning a Discovery in North America claimed
to have been made by Verazzano.
j Ne%v Tori, mdccclxit.
i^^ PP« Ih P*P^f oncnt} Map ; LAtoB PAnas ixo copies printed. Sn Bradford CJab.
^^ ' 2064 SMITH (Charlotte). Elegaic Sonnets.
ff^orcester: Isaiah Thomas, [n. d.]
i
»4mo^ red crashed levant morocco, gilt top, ancot, by F. Bedford.
'^^2065 SMITH (Henry B.) An Oration ... Dorchester ...
Fourth of July, 1822. Boston. 1822.
Sto, pp. 18, nncntj also, J. R. Williams* oration.
^ ^ ^ *^^^ SMITH (H. W.) Nuts for Future Historians to Crack.
I Containing the Cadwallader Pamphlet, Valley Forge
Letters, &c. Pbiladilphia. 1856.
Sto, half red morocco, gilt top, by Bradstreet. This copy contains an extra title-page.
^ ^ 2067 SMITH (J.) Advertisements | For the unexperienced
I Planters of | New-England, or any where. | Or, | The
Path-way to experience to erect a | Plantation. | With
the yearely proceedings of this Country in Fishing | and
Planting, since the ypire 16 14. to the yeare 1630. | and
their present estate. | Also how to prevent the greatest
SMITH. 417
inconveniences, by their | proceedings in Virginia, and
other Plantations, [ by approved examples. | With the
Countries Armes, a description of the Coast, | Harbours,
Habitations, Land-markes, Latitude and | Longitude :
with the Map, allowed by our Royall | King Charles. |
By Captaine lohn Smith, sometimes Governour of
Virginia, and Admirall of New-England. | London^ \
Printed by lohn Haviland^ and an to be sold by | Robert
Milbovrne^ at the Grey-hound\ in Pauls Churchward 163 1. 1
4to, green morocco, gilt top, ancat.
2068 SMITH. Advertisements For the Unexperienced Planters
V' ^^ Of New England, or anywhere j or, The Pathway to
erect a Plantation. Boston^ Reprinted^ 1865.
Imp. 4to, half levant morocco, gilt top ; Lakgx Papkb ; only 25 printed.
2069 SMITH. [Another copy.] Boston. 1865.
'^-^^ Sm. 4to, doth, uncut ; Facsxmilx of Smith's Map op Nxw England (1635).
2070 SMITH. A Description of New England; or Observa-
^ *5^ tions and Discoveries in the North of America in the
Year of our Lord 16 14. With the Success of Six
Ships that went the next year, 16 15. By Captain John
Smith. (Admiral of that Country.) With a Fac-
simile of the Original Map.
Boston: WilL Veaxie, mdccclx.
4to, half levant morocco^ uncut ; Laage Papxk.
2071 SMITH. [Another copy.] Boston. 1865.
/ *^V^ 4to, cloth ; Small Paper.
2072 SMITH. The Generall | Historie | of | Virginia, New-
^ "^^ England, and the Summer) Isles : with the names of
the Adventurers, | Planters, Governours from their | first
beginning An. 1584 to this [present 1624*1 With the
S3
4l8 SMITH.
Proceedings of those Several Colonies) and the Acci-
dents that befell them in all their |Journeyes and Dis-
coveries. Also the Maps and Descriptions of all those
I Country es, their Commodities, people, | Government,
Customes, and Religion] yet knowne. | Divided into Size
Bookes.jBy Captaine lohn Smith sometymes Gover-
nourjin those Country es & Admirall | of New England.
I London, \ Printed by I. D. and L H. for
Michael Sparkes. 1624.
Folio, old calf; Map and Platii.
j^^ >-^;2073 SMITH. The|Trve Travels,|Adventvres,|and|Obsc^-
' vations | Of | Captaine lohn Smith, | In Europe, Asia,
Aiirica, and America, from Anno | Domini 1593. ^^
1629. 1 His Accidents and Sea-fights in the Straights; bis
I Service I and Stratagems of warre in Hungaria, Transil-
! vania, Wallachia, and | Moldavia, against the Turks,
and Tartars ; his three single combats | betwixt the
Christian Annie and the Turkes. | After how he was
I taken prisoner by the Turks, sold for a Slave, sent into
I Tartaria \ his description of the Tartars, their strange
manners and customes of | Religions, Diets, Buildings,
Warres, Feasts, Ceremonies, and | Living; how bee
slew the Bashaw of Nalbrits in Cambia,|and escaped
from the Turkes and Tartars. | Together with a con-
tinuation of his general! History of Virginia,] Summer-
lies, New England, and their proceedings, since 1624.
to this I present 1629; as also of the new Plantations of
the great I River of the Amazons, the lies of S^ Chris-
topher, Mevis,| and Barbados in the West Indies. | All
I written by actuall Authours, whose names] you shall
finde along the History. |
London^ Printed by J. H,for Thomas Slater j and are
I to bee\sold at the Blew Bible in Greene Arbour. 1630
' Folio, pnrple morocco extra, by W. Mathewi ; Pokteait intertcd.
SMITH 419
. 2074 SMITH. [The two preceeding works reprinted.]
■"^ Richmond. 1 8 19.
% ▼ols.y 8vo, brown polbhed calf, gilt top, uncut, by F. Bedford.
2075 SMITH. A True Relation of Virginia, by Captain John
^^ Smith, With an Introduction and Notes, by Charles
Deane. Boston, mdccclxvi.
4to, half levant morocco, gilt top, uncut; Map in Faciimilx; Laigx Papxe; 35
copies printed. A reprint from the original black letter volume — ^the
earliest published work relative to the colony of Jamestown.
^ 2076 SMITH. [The same.] Boston, mdccclxvi.
Fcap 4to, uncut) 180 copies printed.
2077 SMITH (J.) Catalogue Raisonne of the works of the
/ ^^ most eminent Dutch, Flemish and French Painters; in
which is included a short Biographical Notice of the
Artists, with a copious Description of their Principal
Pictures, a Statement of Prices, a Reference to the
Galleries and Private Collections, the names of Artists
by whom they have been engraved, and a Brief Notice
of the Scholars and Imitators of the great Masters of
the above Schools, etc., etc.. By John Smith.
London. 1829.
9 v(^., 7 in half morocco, gilt top, uncut, and a in doth, uncut ; PoaTiAm of some
of the masters in these schools. But few copies frintedj which are now
fuite uarce^ especially in uncut condition. From W. £. Burton's library.
This elaborate work is indispensable to the collector of paintinp.
y 2078 SMITH (J. J.) American Historical and Literary Curi-
^ ^^ osities; consisting of Fac-Similies of some Plates, &c.
Relating to Columbus, and Original Documents of the
Revolution, &c., with a Variety of Reliques, Antiqui-
ties, and Autographs. Edited by John Jay Smith.
Second Series. New York. i86o.
Folio, half green levant morocco, gilt top; 64 Platis; Labgs Patuu Complete in
itself.
</
420 SMITH.
^^|2079 SMITH (J. R.) Bibliotheca Americana. Catalc^e of
^ \ Books Relating to America. London, mdcccliii.
I Sto, half morocco.
I
\ ^ 2080 SMITH (J. R.) An Authentic Narrative of the Causes
I which led to the Death of Major Andre, Adjutant-
General of His Majesty's Forces in North Ameria.
I By Joshua Hett Smith. To which is added a Monody
I on the Death of Major Andre by Miss Seward.
London. 1808.
8¥0| half morocco, gilt top, uncat; 53 PoRTtAm and PLATia interted j some veryfm,
lZ/i/7^^ 2081 SMITH. Record of the Trial of Joshua Hett Smith,
Esq., for alleged complicity in the Treason of Benedict
Arnold, 1780. Edited by Henry B. Dawson.
Morrisama, 1866.
I
8to, 3 1., pp. 116, half blue morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradttreet. No. 04 of 50
copies printed. Inierted in this copy are Fms and Rams Pornuun of
Arnold by Du Simttier, Andr6, Hamilton, Sir Henry Clinton, Captarc of
Andr6, La&yette, Washington, Putnam. Very rare.
^'7-
V ^^o** SMITH (J.) A Descri[itive Catalogue of Friends' Books
or Books written by Members of the Society of Frieiids
commonly called Quakers, From their first Rise to the
Present Time, interspersed with Critical Remarks and
Occasional Biographical Notices, and including all
writings by Authors before Joining and by those after
having left the Society, whether averse or not, as far as
known, compiled by Joseph Smith. Londen. 1863.
' a Toll., imp. 8to^ cloth, uncut ; Lakgk Papba ; nftry tcmret. The best work on the
subject. The collector of early American imprints vnll find the titla of
many booki in this work which are comparatively unknown.
2083 SMITH (P.) A History of the Worid, from the Earliest
SMITH. 421
Records to the Present Time. By Philip Smith, b.a.
... Illustrated by Maps, Plans, and Engravings.
New Tori, 1865.
3 Tols., Sto, half morocco.
2084 SMITH (S.) The | History | of | the Colony | of | Nova-
^O^ t7 ^ Caesaria, or New- Jersey ;| Containing, an Account of
its First Settlement, | Progressive Improvements, | the
Original and Present Constitution, | and other Events,
to the Year i72i.|With some Particulars Since; and
a Short View of its present state, | By Samuel Smith. |
Burlington^ in New- Jersey : \ Printed and sold by
James Parker : Sold also by \ bavid Hall^ in
Philadelphia. MDCCLXV. |
Svo, morocco, gilt top, uncut, by T. Aitkin. TAis is the qhIj copy we have seen im this
UNCUT CONDITION^ and is probably UNISlUB, Roche's copy, cut,
sold for $52.50.
2085 [SMITH (Seba).] The Life and Writings of Major Jack
Downing, Of Downingville, away down East in the
state of Maine. Third Edition* Boston. 1834.
lamo, pp. 138, boards; Platxs.
2086 SMITH (Sol.) Theatrical Apprenticeship. Phila. 1847.
^^^ lamo, pp. 215; Woodcuts.
2087 SMITH (S.) The works of Sydney Smith. Fourth
^ ^^ Edition. London: Longman. 1848.
3 vols., Sto, doth, uncut ; Portbait.
^ 2088 SMITH (W.) The History of the Province of New
y^i/ ^ i^ York, from the First Discovery to the Year M. doc xxxii.
To which is annexed, A Description of the Country,
with a Short Account of the Inhabitants, their Trade,
Religious and Political State, and the Constitution of
the Courts of Justice in that Colony. Loni. m.dc&lvu.
422
SMITH.
yy\^r^
/V ^f^^
7
4to, morocco extra, gilt edges, by W. Mathewi \ s ipUnMd Laios Patik Copt, ni
MUvtd f he UNI^yEi it k certainly vincMowii to all btbUognpbcn.
*' Smith gtvet at impoftant detailt of the wart between the French and Eogliifa va.
America. It alto givet the bett account of the confedcratioo of the
Iroqaoit.** — Ds TocqirxTiLLS.
2089 SMITH. [Another Edition.] Niw nri. 1830.
1 volt., Sto, boards, oncut } tearee.
2090 [SMITH (Dr. W.) A Brief | State | of the | Province |of|
Pennsylvania, | in which | The Conduct of their Assem-
blies for several] Years past is impartially examined, and
the I (rue Cause of the continual Encroachments of | the
French displayed, more especially the secret | Design of
their late unwarranuble Invasion | and Settlement upon
the River Ohio. | To which is annexed, | An easy Plan
for restoring Quiet in the public Mea*|sures of that
Province, and defeating the ambitious | Views of the
French in time to come. | In a Letter from a Gentle-
man who I has resided many Years in Pennsylvania] to
his Friend in London. | London : | Printed fw R. Griffiths
at the Dunciad^ in Pater INostir-Row, 1755*
Sto, pp. S8, poluhed calf, gilt edget, by F. Bedford.
• 2091 SMITH. A Brief State of the Province of Penns^vania.
By William Smith, d.d.
Nnv Tork: Reprinted for J. Sabin. 1865.
I Rl. Sto, half morocco, oncot.
^ J- 2092 SMITH. [The same.] New Tori. 1865.
Sto, uncut; soo copies printed. Sabin*s Reprints, No. nr.
' 2093 [SMITH.] A Brief View Of the Conduct of Pennsyl-
vania, For the Year 1755; So &r as it aflfected the
1 General Service of the British Colonies, particularly the
SMITH. 423
expedition under the late General Braddock. With an
Account of the Shocking Inhumanities, committed by
Incursions of The Indians upon the Province in Oc-
tober and November ; ... London, 1756.
SvOy hal^ morocco ; very scarce. This work, written anonymously by Dr. Wm. Smith,
is in continuation of his ** Brief State,*' etc. (the preceding lot.) An
elaborate notice of this work will be found in the Monthly Revieto^ xn,
192, xiv, ftoS.
2094 [SMITH.] An Historical Account of the Expedition
L?3 €1 ^ against the Ohio Indians, in the Year 1764, Under the
Command of Henry Bouquet, Esq: ... Including His
Transactions with the Indians, relative to the delivery
of their prisoners, and the preliminaries of Peace. With
an Introductory Account Of the Preceding Campaign,
and Battle at Bushy-Run. Philadelphia:
Printed and sold hy William Bradford, m.dcc.lxv.
4to, Title, I 1., pp. ziii, 71, morocco extra, by W. Mathews; Maps and Plates. A
beautiful cofy of the First and Bist EomoN. The maps are mounted on
linen. Platk inserted.
2095 [SMITH.] [Another Edition.] London. M Dcc lxvi.
4tOy half red morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradstreet. This mott rare work is curious
from its containing two fine Historical Platrs, engraved by Grignon
firom the earliest drawings of Benjamin West.
2096 [SMITH.] Relation Historique de I'Expedition contre
Les Indiens de TOhio mdcclxiv. Traduit de TAn-
glais. Par C. G. F. Dumas.
A Amsterdam^ chez Marc^Michel Rey^ m.dcc.lxix
Svo, pp. xvi, 147, (10); 1 Maps. This edition contains a pre&ce by the translator.
2097 SMITH. An I Oration I in Memory of | General Mont-
/ <^^ gomery,|and of the | Officers and Soldiers, | who Fell
with Him, December 31, 1775, | Before | Quebec; |
4H
SMITH.
^^
Drawn up (and Delivered February 19th, 1776)! At the
Desire of the | Honourable Continenul Congress.) By
William Smith, o.d. | ... | Philadelphia^ Printed',
London^\Reprintedfor J. Almon. ... mdcclxxvi.
Svoy pp. Wy 36, half boundi ttJicut.
2098 SMITH. A I Sermon I On the Present Situation of I Amer-
ican Afiairs. | Preached in Christ-Church, | June 23,
1775,1 At the Request of the Officers of the | Third
Battalion of the City of | Philadelphia, and District of
Southwark. | By William Smith, d.d. | Provost of the
College in that City. |
Philadelphia^ Printed: \ London^ Re^printeJ^
a Sec9Hd Time^ [for Edward and Charles Dilfy.
Svo, a I.y pp. !▼, 31, calf gilt, gilt edges. The title-page hat the following inscriptioo:
** The author re^ueftt Colt. Cadwalader*i Acceptance of the English Edi-
tion of a Sermon Publithed at hit request Sc the Officers of the Battalioa,
ic that he will give it a Place in his Library.**
y\/y^
r
/^^
2099 SMITH (W.) Dictionary of Greek and Roman An-
tiquities. Edited by William Smith, ll.d. ... Second
Edition. Boston [i. e. Ijtndon\^ mdccclxv.
Medium 8to, half calf.
2100 SMITH. Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography
and Mythology. Edited by William Smith, ia,.t>, ...
Boston [i. e. L9nd9n\, 1859.
3 volt., medium Svo, half calf.
^ , 2 Id SMITH. Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography.
' Edited by William Smith, ll.d. Illustrated by nu-
' merous Engravings on Wood.
\ , Boston [i. e. London"]. 1854.
% volt.! medium %wo, half calf.
8MTTH. 4^5
t^ 2102 SMITH. A dictionary of the Bible, comprising its An-
tiquities, Biography, Geography, and Natural History.
Edited By William Smith, ll.d.
London: yobn Murray, 1863.
3 Tolf, medium 8to, half calf. The above four lots are uniformly bound.
2103 SMOLLETT (T.) History of England from the Revo-
cf ^^ lution to George n. London, 1841. [Also], History
of the Reign of George IIL By R. Bissett.
London, 1820.
Together, 10 volt., Sto, calf, gilt \ fne copy, Theae form a pendant to Hume*i <* Hii-
tory.** &r « Oxford ClaMiCi.**
2104 SMOLLETT. The Miscellaneous Works of Tobias
c^ *^^ Smollett, M.D. With Memoirs of the Life and Writ-
ings of R. Anderson, m.d. The Sixth Edition.
Edinburgh. 1820.
6 Tolt.! Sto, polished calf } an elegamt set,
« Smollett inherited from nature a strong sense of ridicule^ a great fund of original
humor, and a happy Tersatility of talent, by which he could accommodate
his style to almost every species of writing. He could adopt, alternately,
the solemn, the lively, the sarcastic, the burlesque, and the vulgar. To
these qualifications, he joined an inventive genius, and a vigorous imagina-
tion."— ^TtTLKR.
** Perhapt no books ever written excited such peals of inextinguishable laughter u
Smollett's.** — Six Waltxx Scott.
''His ' Count Fathom,* however (as well as his other novels), is affirmed, on the prin-
ciple of the
** * Ridemtem dicere verum
S(uiJvetasr
to have contained some historical truths; where he speaks of penont of
mean parentage, self-raised (' highly to their honor *) to power and fortune i
'One sprung from the loins of an obsure attorney; another was the grand-
son of a valet-de-chambre ; a third the issue of an accountant) and a fourth,
the o Apring of a woolen draper ' — alluding to the Yorket, the Foxes, the
Aialabies, and the Manns.'* — Wramohais.
2105 SMYTH {Sir James). Precis of the Wars in Canada,
^ ^^ 54
I
I
426 8N0WDSN.
from 1755 to the Treaty of Ghent in 18 14. With
Military and Political Reflections.
London: Privately Printed for Official People onhf, 1826.
Sto, half red moroccoi gilt top, oncttt, by BniditrecC.
>Vi j^'-^^'^^ SNOW (Caleb H.) History of Boston, the Metropolis
/ \ \ of Massachusetts, from its Origin to the Present Period;
i ' with Some Account of the Environs. Second edition.
I Boston. 1828.
I Svo, half brown morocco, gilt top, oacut, by Bradttreet; Maps, and iS Platis of
PaoMiMSicT BviLoiNGi, etc., in Boston and vicinity ; semtt,
: :2I07 [SNOWDEN.] The American Revolution; Written
in the Style of Ancient History. In two volumes.
Philadelphia: Printed by JoneSj Hoffii^ Derrick. M,DCC,xcni.
lamo, pp. iii| %2^f ziiy A16, old sheep.
I
y 2108 [SNOWDEN.] The | History | of the | American | Revo-
lution;! In Scripture Style. | To which is added, | the
Declaration I of Independence,! the | Constitution of the
United States of| America,! and the | interesting Fare-
well Address! of! General Washington.!
Frederick County^ Md.j\ ... Matthias Bartges.\i822'\
! iimo, pp. lii, 300, half calf, uncut j Cuaiom Woodcut PoaTiAir or WAannfOToii;
uarce.
• ^ 2109 SNOWDEN. The American Revolution Written in
/^^ Scriptural, or Ancient Historical Style. By Richard
Snowden. Baltimore: Printed by W. Pechin^ ... [n.d.]
lamo, pp. 360, Colnmbiad, 44, old calf.
I
^ 21 10 SNOWDEN (J. R.) A Description of the Medals of
•^^ Washington, of National and Miscellaneous Medals;
and of other Objects of Interest in the Museum of the
Mint ... By J. R. Snowden.
Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott& Co. 1 861.
4to, dothy gilt.
aOTHBBY. 427
, ' 21 1 1 SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI. Proceedings
*^^ of the Pennsylvania Society of the Cincinnati. To
which is Prefixed, the General Institution of the Order,
as originally framed, and afterwards altered at the gen-
eral meeting in May, 1784. Published by direction of
that State Society.
Pbiladilpbia: Printed by John Steele. 1785.
Sto, half green morocco^ by Bnditreet ; FROimtrxBCX inserted.
21 12 SOCIETY. A I Gratulatory Address [delivered July
-2- 1^ ^ 5th 1 7go. before the | Society of the | Cincinnati, j of the |
Commonwealth of Massachusetts. | Published by their
Order. | Printed in Boston^ \ By
Benjamin Russell^ near the State-House^ \ m,dcc,xc. |
Sm. 4to, pp. 14, hadf red morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Braditreet.
21 13 SOCIETY. Proceedings of the Society of the Cincin-
^^^ nati. Philadelphia. 1847.
Imp. Sto, hadf morocco, uncut.
21 14 SOCIETY. Institution of the Society of the Cincin-
nati in New Jersey. Albany N. T. 1866.
8to, uncut.
21 15 SOME Observations, Shewing The Danger of Losing
^^ the Trade of the Sugar Colonies. Humbly OfFer'd To
the Consideration of the Parliament. By a Planter.
London : Printed in the TeoTj MDCCXiv.
Sto, pp. 15; and three other ran tracts on the same subject.
21 16 SOMERBY (G. A.) Catalogue of the Library of G. A.
Somerby. Boston. 1869.
Sto, uncut; frictd.
^
ai 1 7 SOTHEB Y (S. L.) Ramblings in the Eluddadon of the
428 SOUTH.
Autograph of Milton. lUiutnted by Photographs of
Milton, and fac-similes. Lmdm. mdccclxi.
Folio, moroccoy with characteristic dettgnt inlaid on tides, gilt top. The aobjcct
thoroughly treated, and the iUoatrationa produced at great
^ ^ ^f2ii8 S0UL£(J.H.) The Annals of San Francisco, containii^
|V *^ ' a Summary of the History of the First Discovery, Set-
j tlement, Progress, and Present Condition of California.
t New Tiri. 1865.
Sto, morocco extra, gilt edges.
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Naples et de Sicile. Manuscrit du xivme Siede con-
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215 1 STEDMAN (C.) The History of the Origin, Progress,
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436
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ismo. The only recent work on the subject.
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8TILB8. 437
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2163 STEVENS (Thaddeus). An Address, delivered on the
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2164 STEWART (C. S.) A Trip to Boston.
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2165 STEWART (R. J.) A Geography for Beginners.
^2L^ Richmond^ Va. 1864.
ismo, pp. Tiit, 223, cloths Maps. The late confederacy it much magnified in that
Englith work.
2166 STILES (Ezra). A History of Three of the Judges of
/o ^^ King Charles I. Major-General Whalley, Major-
General Goffe, and Colonel Dixwell; Who, at the
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2167 STILES. The United Sutes elevated to | Glory and
Honor. | A | Sermon, | Preached before | His Excellency^
Jonathan Trumbull, Esq. l.l.d. | Governor and Com-
mander in Chief, | And the Honorable | The General
Assembly | of | The State of Connecticut, | Convened at
Hartford, | At the | Anniversary Election, May 8^» 1783.
I By Ezra Stiles, d.d.| President of Yale-College. |
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2172 STILES. Account of the Interment of the Remains of
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American Patriots, who perished on Board the Prison-
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2174 STILLMAN (S.) Two Sermons on the Execution of
/ ^^ Levi Ames. Boston. M dcc lxxiii.
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217s STIMPSON (W.) Synopsis of the Marine Invertcbrata
4f^ of Grand Manan, New Brunswick. Wash. 1853.
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2176 STIRLING. Narrative of the Oppressive Law Procecd-
^ ^^ ings, and other Measures, resorted to by the British
Government and numerous Private Individuals, to over-
power the Earl of Stirling, and subvert his lawful rights.
Written by Himself. Also a Genealogical Account of
the Family of Alexander, Earls of Stirling, etc.
Edinburgh. 1836.
4to, half green morocco; ft Portbaits inserted.
I
2177 STITH (W.) The | History | of the | First Discovery | and
y^ /f ^ I Settlement | of | Virginia : | Being | An Essay towards a
General | History of this Colony. | By William Stith
A.M. I Rector of Henrico Parish, and one of the Gov-
ernors of I William and Mary College. |
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8to, polished calf, gilt edges, by F. Bedford ; ^tryfnt mnd Isrgt eofy. The Taluable
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2178 STITH. The History of the First Discovery and Set-
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2179 STITH. [The same.] New Tork. 1866.
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2180 STOBO (R.) Memoirs of Major Robert Stobo, of the
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^^ 2181 STONE (A. L.) A Discourse occasioned by the Death
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Sto. uncut; 300 copies printed.
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y i^^ *'8* STONE (E. M.) History of Beverly, Civil and Eccle-
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I iftmo, pp. iv, 314, cloth, uncut.
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Stoi pp. xxxriii, 39S, doth ; 3 PoxTXAm.
2184 STONE. The Invasion of Canada in 1775, including
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Svo, half red morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradttreet.
2185 STONE (W. L.) Border Wars of the American Revo-
lution.
^
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New York. 1854-
2186 STONE. The Life and Times of Sir William Johnson,
Bart. By William L. Stone. Albany. 1865.
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PoxTXAXTSj timtedp^^trf Laxgx Papxx} only 50 copies printed.
! 2187 STONE. Life and Time« of Red-Jacket, or, Sa-go-ye-
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218S STONE. Life of Joseph Brant, (Thayendan^ea) in-
«? *y<3 eluding the Border Wars of the American Revolution,
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JO copiei printed.
2189 STONE. The Poetry and History of Wyoming, con-
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1190 STONINGTON. The Defence of Stonington (Con-
^ ^ ^ necticut) against a British Squadron August 9th to
I2th, 1814. Hartford, 1864.
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3191 STORER anJ GREIG. Antiquarian and Topographi-
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Most Interesting objects of Curiosity in Great Briuin.
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3191 STORIES about General Warren, in Relation to the
^^iC^ Fifth of March Massacre, and the Battle of Bunker
Hill. Bnton. 1835.
■>DO, pp. lla, datb; Pun.
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2193 STORY (J.) Power of Solitude. A Poem.
Bost9H. [n.d.]
FiatT Editiom j tcsne.
^^2194 STORY (Isaac). An Oration ... Worcester, July 4,
1802. Wmrcester. l802.
Svo, pp. 31, half red mococco, gilt top, ancnt, bj Bndttrect. Ste Washington (G.)
. , ^ I 2195 STRATFORD, Connecticut. A collection of Cuttings
^ relative to Stratford. [n. p. n. d.]
I
i 1
^ i I 2196 STREET (A. B.) Frontenac. A Poem of the Iroquois.
^ ' ^^1 By Alfred B. Street.
Albany: J$el MunselL mdccclxti.
4to, dothy ancttt ; Lamgx PAruu
' I
I
^ 2197 STRICKLAND (A.) Lives of the Queens of England,
y ' From the Norman Conquest. Now first published,
I from Official Records ... By Agnes Strickland ...
With Portraits of every Queen. ...
London: H. Colburn. 1 853. 1
8 ▼olt., 8vo, calfy gilt edges; Btsr Editiom; Koret.
I
^2198 STRICTURES on a Pamphlet, entitled a "Friendly
^ Address to All Reasonable Americans, on the Subject
of our Political Confusions,*' addressed to the People
' of America. America ; Boston :
I j Reprinted and sold at Greenleaf*s Printing Office^ op-
posite the Conduit^ near the Market, m,dcc,lzx,?.
Svo, pp. so. A very rart Rev^trntionary tract,
I
I I
I 2199 STRICTURES on the Philadelphia Mischianza, or
/ \^^\ Triumph upon leaving America Unconqucred. With
Extracts, containing the principal Part of a Letter, pub-
lished in the ^* American Crisis." In order to shew
SULLIVAN. 443
how far the King's Enemies think her General deserv-
ing of Public Honours. London: y» Bew. m.dcc.lxxix.
8vo, pp. 4fty polished calf, gilt edges, bj F. Bedford ; PoariAir of William, Viscoant
Howe, inserted.
2200 STRUTT (Joseph). A Complete View of the Dress
4^ and Habits of the People of England, from the Es-
tablishment of the Saxons to the Present Time. Illus-
trated by Engravings taken from the most authentic
Remains of Antiquity. New and Improved Edition
by J. R. Planche. London. 1842.
% vols., 4to, half morocco, gilt top; over 100 Plates, beamtifully colored,
** The amusing pages of Strutt entitle his memory to great respect, and, borrowing the
idea of Dr. Johnson, I will boldly affirm that he who wishes to be informed
of the curious and interesting details connected with ancient manners and
customs, costume, regal and ecclesiastical antiquities, * must devote his days
and his nights ' to the volumes of a Strutt." — Dibdin's ** Decameron.**
2201 STUART (I. W.) Life of Captain Hale, the Marty r-
-^-2^5 Spy of the American Revolution. Hartford. 1856.
iftmo, cloth, A 1., pp. 230; 6 Plates; uarce, Wight's copy sold for $5.75.
2202 STUBBES (P.) The Anatomie of Abuses. Reprinted
'^^^ ^^ from the third Edition of mdlxxxv, under the super-
intendence of William B. D. D. Turnbull, Esq.
London: Pickering. 1836.
8to, green levant morocco extra, uncut, by W. Mathews ; 100 copies printed ; tcarce.
2203 SUCKLING (J.) The Works of Sir John Suckling, Con-
^^ ^^ taining The Poems, Letters and Plays. London. 1 709.
8vo, blue morocco, gilt edges ; very Koret,
** This darling of the muses was worthy to be crowned with a wreath of stars.** — Win-
STAMLXT. See Ellis* ** Specimens,'* m, 243 $ ** Ret. Rev.,** n, 19 ; « Lond.
Mag.,- 1, 369.
aao4 SULLIVAN (A. M.) A Visit to the Valley of Wy-
c? ^^ oming. Dublin: John F. FowUr. mdccclxv.
8vo» pp« 33 ) 4 leaves paged io«} 4 Platxi.
soTCLirr.
/
/^
2205 SULLY. Memoires des Sages et Royalles (Dconomies
d'esur, domestiqves, politiqves et militaires de Henry Ic
Grand, I'Exemplaire des Roys, le Prince des Venvs,
des Armes & des Loix, & le Pere en efiet de ses Peuples
Franfois. £t des servitvdes vtiles, obeissances conuen-
ables & administrations loyales de Maximilian de Bctb-
vne Tvn des plus confidens, familiers & vtiles soldats, &
Seruiteurs du grand Mars des Francois.
A jtmstilndam. [n. d.]
4 voli. in Sy folioi calf, firtt edition | printed from the priTite press of the Chateaa it
SvUy, under the author's inspection ; extremtJj rsre,
** The memoirs of SoUy finish the portrait of these times, in finishing for us not oolf
the portrait of Henry IV, but in giving us many curious particulaia respect-
ing the practical government of France, its finances, Actiona, and the
whole state of its constitution and interests. His work is authentic and
particularly valuable, and must be read.**— Paor. Sicmi.
2206 SUMMERS (J.) Rudiments of the Chinese Language.
Londm, 1864.
i2mo, cloth.
. ^^5^207 SUMNER (C.) The True Grandeur of Nations, Ora-
tion ... July 4, 1845. Boston. 1845.
Svo, pp. 96. Sbcoitd EnrnoM.
^^5^^208 SUMNER (George). Oration ... July 4, 1859.
Boston. MDCCCLIX.
8vo» pp. 69 s also three other Oradons.
I ]
^ ' 2209 SUMNER (Wm. H.) A History of East Boston ; with
Biographical Sketches of its Early Proprietors^ and An
Appendix. Boston: J. E. Ttlton (^ Co. 1858.
' RL 8vo, half brown levant morocco, gilt top, uncut.
' ^ ^ 2210 SUTCLIFF (Robert). Travels in some Parts of North
I I America, in the years 1804, 1805, and 1806.
Philadilphia : Publishod by B.bT T. Kite. 1811.
Svo^ boards^ uncut. The FKommriaci is an old mw of Niifsia FaUt.
8YICB8. 445
22 1 1 SWANWICK (John). Poems on several Occasions, by
, John Swanwick, Esq., one of the Represontatives in
the Congress of the United States, from the State of
Pennsylvania. Philadelphia, mdccxcvii.
240:10, half morocco; neat; uaret,
I 2212 SWETT (S.) History of Bunker Hill Battle. With a
^^V Plan- By S. Swett. Third Edition. With Notes.
] ^ Boston. 1827.
8vo, half morocco, gilt top, uncat ; 4 Platxs inserted.
I 2213 [SWIFT (J.)] Travels into Several Remote Nations of
-2 /"Zy^.^ the World. By Lemuel Gulliver. London. 1777.
I % Tolt., l2mo, calf; uara edttion. The idea of this work is supposed to have been
derived from Bp. Jos. Hall's *' Mundas alter et Idem.**
** When will the day come when ' Galliver*s Travels * shall be forgotten or unread.** —
S» Waltkk Scott.
2214 SWITZERLAND Illustrated in a Series of Views uken
y^ ^^ Expressly for the Work, by W. H. Bartlett, Esq.
London. 1836.
2 vols., 4to, half green morocco ; fint early iwtpreuions,
2215 SYKES (M. M.) A Catalogue of the Library of Sir
y ^^ Mark Masterman Sykes. London. 1824.
8vo, parti I and a, half calf.
446
A L B O T. An Historioil Sketch to the
end of the Revolutionary War; or, the
Life of Silas Talbot, Esq., of the State of
Rhode- 1 stand, lately Commander of tbe
United States Frigate, tbe Constitution,
and of an American Squadron in the
West Indies. Nnu Tori. 1803.
Srtxtmo CwT, in crvibcd blue IcTint manxta. gilt edge*, bjr F. BedfM. Art*-
OCJUN Lnru ado Poctkait inKrted.
I2i8 TALBOT. An|HistortcaI Skeichlof the ] Life] of | Silas
Talbot, Esq. j of the Stale of Rhode-Island, | late Com-
mander of the United States Frigate, | the Constitutiaa,
I and of an I American Squadron in the West Indies.]
Loaden:\Printtd Far T. OsttU. iSoj-l
laBO, 4 1., pp. 147, cUr, bjr Bedford \ virj Ktra, MorTdl*! copjr mU liir %t^.y>.
. ^ 2219 TALBOT (J.) History of North America.
I UvtrptU. 1 821.
I 1 Toll., Ito, boudi, uncM; Maht Putra.
:^.3 -^/?
2220 TALES from " Blackwood."
{Edinhurgb-l fVilUam Blackwood and Sent, [r.d.]
IS Toll,, lup 1*0, hdf calf.
. ' .^-^ ' 2221 TALES: Original, and Translated from the Spanish.
Landan. 1810.
RI. >To,bairru
1 EiCBT WooDcm. K»wii u "Stockdale'i Tile*.'
1222 TARDY GEORGE, and How McCicUan took Manassai
Nfw Tori. 1865.
s*ok.in 1, 4to,clotb, oncutf $0 kq^ frnatlj friMtd, [Bj O. H, Baker. j
TBNKYSON. 447
2223 TARLETON. A History of the Campaigns of 1780
^%/%S^ and 1 781, in the Southern Provinces of North Amer-
ica, By Lieutenant-Colonel Tarleton, Commandant of
the British Legion. London, m.dcc.lxxxvii.
4to, red levant morocco extra, gilt top, uncut.
2224 TARLETON. [Another Edition.] Dublin. 1787.
8vo, old calf.
'< Colonel Tarleton*! history givei a minute detail of all the military operations in both
Carolinas, and part of Virginia, until the surrender of Lord Cornwallis with
his whole army at Yorktown, Oct. 19, 1781.** — Rich.
2225 TASSO (T.) La Secchia Rapita ; or. The Rape of the
Bucket: an Heroi-Comical Poem. Translated from
the Italian of Tasso. London. 1825.
% vols, in I, 8vo, half morocco; Plate.
2226 TAYLOR. The Rule and Exercises of Holy Living
/ ^^^^ [and Dying]. By Jeremy Taylor, d.d.
Boston: Little^ Brown ^ Co. [1864.]
% Tols.y crown 8yo, half morocco, uncut; Largk Papxr. ^* Bishop Taylor has the
eloquence of the orator, the fancy of the poet, the acuteness of the school-
man, the profoundness of the philosopher, and the piety of the saint.*' — Paib.
2227 TAYLOR (John W.) An Address ... Fiftieth Anni-
y^ versary of the Independence of the United States. ...
Balston Spa. 1825.
8vo, pp. 21, and Kirk*s Oration, 1836.
2228 TEFT (L K.) Catalogue of Autographs.
/ y^ New Tork. 1867.
8vo, pp. 262, (2). Prieed.
2229 TENNYSON (A.) Elaine, by Alfred Tennyson. II-
^ ^^ lustrated by Gustave Dorc.
London: Edward Moxon and Co. 1867.
Folio, in case ; Paoon om India Patbb.
448
THACHBR.
/
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TENNYSON. The Miller's Daughter. Illustrated by
L. Bond. London. [n.d.]« i
4to, cloth, gilt edges and tides.
223 X TERENCE. Publius Terentius Afer.
Londoni: GuL Pickering, mdcccxxii.
3SinOy cloth, uncut.
2232 TERNAUX-COMPANS. Voyages, Relations, et Mc-
moires Originaux pour servir a Phistoire de la Decouverte
de TAmerique, publies pour la premiere fois en Francois.
Par Henri Ternaux.
Paris : Artbus Bertrand. M. dccc xxxvii.-mdcccxu.
110 Tols.! Svoy half morocco, gilt top, uncut. An important and valuable coUccdon of
early voyages and relations on North and South America, Mexico, etc.
The contents, at length, will be lound in Rich*i ** Bibl. American Nova,**
Vol.11.
2233 TEVET. Historia dell' India America, detta altramente
Francia Antartica di, M. Andrea Tevet, tradotu 01
Francese in Lingva Italiana, da M. Givseppa Horologgi.
Finegia: Giolito. 1 56 1.
Sm. Svo, vellum, in the original binding; fru Italian edition ^ ktamtijui eafyi very
rare; also, in the same volume, and firom the same press, is a^«f eofy of
Historia delle du Sarmadedi Mattheo di Micbeovo tradotta per Annibal
Maggi. Finegia. 1561. Both these works are Bkadtxfvl SpBCumnop
Eamly PaiNTING.
<^ :2-^
^^2234 THACHER (J.) American Medical Biography: or Me-
moirs of Eminent Physicians who have flourished in
America. Boston, 1828.
y'<
% vols, in I, Svo, half green levant morocco, gilt top, uncut; Fma iMpaxssioMS or
PoBTaAiTS. Fisher *s copy sold lor $17.
223s THACHER. A Military Journal during the American
Revolutionary War, from 1775 to 1783, describing In-
teresting Events and Transactions of this Period; with
I numerous Historical Facts and Anecdotes, from t
Original Manuscript. Boston, 182
Svo, half brown morocco, gilt top, nncuti by Bndttreet ; Jbie t9fj $ tcare*. Wh
more*8 copy lold for $10.
' 2236 THACHER. [The same.] Second Edition.
^ ^dSf Boston. 182
Sto, half brown morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradstreet.
2237 THACHER (T.) A Fast of Gods chusing, | Plainl
^/ ^^ opened. For the help of those poor in Spirit, whose
hearts are Set to seek the Lord their God | in New-Eng
land, in the solemn | Ordinance of|A Fast [Wherein i
shewed i. The nature of such a Fast. 2. ThejTesti
mony God will give thereunto of his gracious accepta
tion.|3. The special Seasons wherein God will bea
witness to such | A Fast. 4. Some helps to Faith tha
it shall be so. 1 5. Why such a Fast is so acceptable and
successfull. 1 6. How much this concerns Gods people
in New-England. | Preached on a Fast called by publick
Au-|thority, On 26. 1.74. | By Thomas Thacher, |
Pastor of a Church in Boston.
Boston^l Printed by John FostiTj 1678.
4CD, ) I., pp. 25, crushed green levant morocco extra; J!»e cofyf and an Eaalt Sfici-
MXN or PxnmMo in Boiton.
^238 THACKERAY. The Works of W. Makepeace Thack-
eray. Londtn : Smithy Elder i^ Co. 1869.
%% Tolt^ Svoy doth, nncttt. This edition, bj its BxAvnrux. Ttpookafht and Nvmxb>
ous iLLvnriATiOKSy well merits the appellation of 6ett,
2239 THEIRS (M. A.) The History of the French Revolu-
tion. By M. A. Theirs. Translated, with Notes ...
by Frederick Shoberl. New Edition. ... London. 1854.
5 vok., post 8to, calf, gilt $ Plates.
57
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450 THOMAS.
2240 THIRTY I Important Cases, | Resolved | With EvideDce of
I Scripture I and | Reason.) [Mostly.]] By several Pastors
of Adjacent Churches, | meeting in Cambridge, | New-
England. I [With some other memorable matters.] |
Now Published for | General Benefit.)
BosUn in New^EnglanJL \ Printed by Barthohmew Gretn^
I (^ John Allen \ Sold at the Booksellers Shops. 1699.I
I
I Sm. Svo, pp. 781 Errata, t 1., in the original sheep binding.
^ 2241 THOMAS AQUINAS. Excimij ventatis schole pro-
fessoris fratris Johannis Lapreoli ... Liber quart' defen-
sionu theologie diui doctors Thoma de aquino in quarti
sententiaru feliciter incipit. Fenetiis. 1483.
, Folio, in wooden boardi, with clupt, original binding. A Stlixdio SpBcmaii or
PaiNTuro in the 15th ccncuiy, infim c»n£ti§m,
^ , 2242 THOMAS (Gabriel). An Historical and Geographical
' Account of the Province and Country of Pensylvania
and West-New- Jersey in America.
New Tori: Reprinted /or //. J. Brady. 1848.
ismO| half morocco, uncut; Map.
2243 THOMAS. In Memoriam Geo. H. Thomas, Artist.
^ A Collection of Engravings from his Drawings 00
; Wood. London. 1869.
4to, cloth eitra, gilt top. Vut Elbgamtlt Puntbd and prointeljr ilhutrattd.
7
2244 THOMAS {Col.) The Trial of Lieut. Col. Thomas, of
the First Regiment of Foot-Guards, on a Charge ex-
hibited by Lieut. Col. Cosmo. Gordon, for aspersing
his Character, By accusing him of Neglect of Duty
before the Enemy, as Commanding Officer of the First
Battalion of Guards, on the 23d of June, 1780, near
Springfield, in the Jerseys : containing the whole Pro-
ceedings of a General Court-Martial, Held at New-
y/2.
THOMS. 451
York on the i6th of September last, and continued by
several Adjournmenis to the 26th of the same Month.
London : J. Ridley, mdcclxxxi.
8vo, Tide, pp. iiSy half blue morocco, gUt top, uncut, by Bndstreet.
2245 THOMAS (Isaiah). The History of Printing in Amer-
^V ica. With a Biography of Printers, and an Account of
Newspapers. To which is Prefixed a Concise View of
the Discovery and Progress of the Art in other Parts of
the World. Wor aster. 18 10.
% volt., 8vo, cruihed levant morocco, gilt top, uncut, by F. Bedford j Platu ; SptiN-
DiD Copt.
2246 THOMPSON (B. F.) The History of Long Island ;
^^ from its Discovery and Settlement, to the Present
Time. With many Important and Interesting Matters,
etc. Second Edition : Revised and greatly Enlarged.
Portrait and numerous Plates, New York. 1843.
% Yols., Sto, half blue morocco; v«ry uaree.
2247 THOMPSON (H.) Original Ballads, By Living
^«^ Authors. London. 1850.
8to, morocco, gilt edges.
2248 THOMPSON (T.) Two Missionary Voyages to New
y y^%5*" Jersey, &c. London. M dcclviii.
8vo, 2 1., pp. 87 J nftrj tcaret.
2249 THOMS (W. J.) Early English Prose Romances, with
Bibliographical and Historical Introduction. Edited
by William J. Thoms. Second Edition, enlarged.
London. 1858.
] vols., 8 TO, half morocco, uncut: Larob Papbb; 50 copies printed. Includes Robert
the Devyl, Thomas a Reading, Friar Bacon, Friar Rush, Virgilius, Robin
Hood, George a Green, Tom a Lincolne, Helyas, Dr. Faustus, and
Second Report of Dr. Faustus.
4Sa
nCKNOR.
^
xS/
2250 [THOMSON (Charles).] An Enquiry into the Cause
of the Alienation of the Delaware and Shawanesc In-
dians from the British Interests. ... Together with the
remarkable Journal of Christian Frederic Post. With
a Map. Lmdm. mdcclix.
Svo, half gfcea morocco, gilt top. This ^try rtre tr^et wat wiittea by Chazlca Then-
soiiy ftftervardt Secretiry to CongreM.
2251 THOMSON (R.) An Historical Essay on the Magna
Charta of King John : To which are added, the Great
Charter in Latin and English ; ... By Richard Thorn-
i son. London : John Major, m.dccczxix.
; Rl. Sto, calf, gilt. Printed by J»Am y^Jkmiom, Every page of thii Yolofflc n lor-
founded bf an •hgsm mmd MffenmUy ^agmtd Woodcot Boanra.
.- I
^-^ \ 2252 THORNBURY. Songs of the Cavaliers and Round-
heads, Jacobite Ballads, &c.
Pott Svo, dothy uncut; Wooocvia.
London. 1867.
/ic^^
J?-
^^
2253 THORPE (B.) Northern Mythology, comprising the
principal Popular Traditions and Superstitutions of
j Scandinavia, North Germany, and the Netherlands.
London. 1851.
3 volf^ crown Svo^ half morocco, uncut; Plate.
2254 THORNTON {Major John). Tour in the Northern
States and Canada. London, 1850.
i8mO| half moroccoy uncut'; one of two copiei^princcd on DaAwnco Patuu
^ . ^ ^-f 2255 TICKNOR (G.) History of Spanish Literature. By
George Ticknor. ... Third ... Edition, corrected and
Enlarged. Boston: Ticknor. 1866.
3 ▼ola.y Svo^ boardi, uncutj LaaoB Papuu
^^
2256 TICKNOR. History of Spanish Literature.
New York. 1849.
3 volt., tvo^ doth, uncut; Fiatr Eninoii. Includes outerial not in che aufaae^ococ
TORQUEVILLB, 453
'2257 TICKNOR. Life of William Hickling Prcscott. By
^^ George Ticknor. Boston : Ticknor and Fields. 1866.
4to, uncut } Lasckit PAPia ; only a few copies primed. Alto, the Pretcott ** Memo-
' rial.** This is much larger than the ordinary quarto edition.
2258 TIFFANY (Osmond). Sketch of the Life and Services
/ ^tf^ of Gen. Otho Holland Williams, read before the
Maryland Historical Society, on Thursday Evening,
March 6, 1851. Baltimore. 1851.
Svoy half morocco, gilt top ; Portiait inserted.
2259 TIMBS (J.) Romance of London, Scenes and Re-
/ ^y^f^-^ markable Persons of the Great Town. By John
Timbs. ... London. 1865.
3 Yols., post 8vo, cloth, uncut.
2260 TIMBERLY (C. H.) A Dictionary of Printers and
t/ V'^^ Printing, with the Progress of Literature, Ancient and
Modern \ Bibliographical Illustrations, etc.
London. MDCCCXXXix.
Imp. Svo, boards, uncut j Fins Copt, and tcaree in this condition. Contains an im-
mense mass of useful and entertaining information upon literature, com-
piled from eYery accessible source.
2261 TITFORD (W. J.) Hortus Botanicus Americanus.
/ <^^ London. 181 1.
4to ; Many Fink Cai^rxo Platss or Plants and Faurrs.
2262 TOCQUEVILLE (Alexis). Democracy in America.
3 /^^^^y^^^JTrznshtcd by Henry Reeve, Esq. Edited with Notes.
The Translation Revised and in great part Rewritten,
by Francis Bowen. Cambridge. 1864.
» vols. rl. 8vo, cloth, uncut; Laeos Papkr; only lOO copies printed.
** Let me earnestly advise your perusal of M. de Tocqueville's work. His testimony,
as well Ax>m actual personal experience, as on account of freedom from
prejudice, is above exception.**— ^r Rthtrt PeePt Speech.
I
O^
454 TRACTS.
2263 TORNADO (The) of 185 1 in Mcdford, West Cam-
bridge and Waltham. Boston^ 1852.
iftmo, pp. 7^ clocli,
2264 TORRENT OF PORTUGAL. An English Mctriod
Romance, now First Published from an Unique Manu-
i script of the Fifteenth Century, preserved in the Cbetham
Library at Manchester* Edited by J. O. Haliiwcll,
Esq. London. 1842.
Crown Svo, doth, uncut.
^ ,^[2265 TORRE Y (J.) A Portraiture of Domestic Slavery in
I the United States. Philadelphia. 1817.
I
. Svo, boariU, nncut j Platu j ^ery scsne. Pretcnurion copy to Praident Jeflenoa.
2266 TRACTS relating to American History.
[v. p.] 1774-1833-
' 16 vob., 8tO| calf, anifbrmly boond. This valuable and interesting collection com-
|Mitea many wij r»re tracts relating to tlie American Revolatioo, tlie
French difficulties, the War of 1811,'^etc. It includes over 100 tracts,
among which we notice, Journals of the First Congress; Wesley *s Calm
Address { Massachusettensis ; Dr. Prices* fiunoos Tracts; Galloway^
Tracts — Clinton and Cornwalls ; Tracts on Slavery ; The Times, a Poem;
Tracts on Lord Selkirk*s Red River Settlement, and Tracts relating to
I Canada, the West Indies, etc. A large collection*
I
\
I
^^^ j 2267 TRACTS. A Collection of Scarce and Interesting
'^' ^^1 Tracts, written by Persons of Eminence, upon the
I most Important, Political, and Commercial Subjects.
London. MDCCLZXXVin.
4 vols., Svo, half calf. This important collection is necessary for the proper onder-
standing of the difficuldes connected with the Stamp Act, the American
Revolution, etc. From the library of Sir James Stuart.
/// ^7^
2268 TRACTS. [A Collection of Acts of Parliament re-
lating to the American Revolution.] I'j'j^'-^.
TREATY. 455
Fifteen ActB of Parliament and several Original Mandicript Documsnts, relating to
America — yiz.. Act to Cloee the Port of Boston for Destroying the Tea,
j January 13, 1774$ Act to Suppress the Riots in Massachusetts, Jan.,
' 1774) Act for better Regulating the Province of Massachusetts Bay, Jan.,
> 1774$ Acts for Governing^the Province of Quebec, 1774; Act to Re-
strain the Trade and Commerce of Massachusetts and other Provinces in
America, 1774; Act for Punishing Mutiny and Desertion in America,
1775s Ac^ ^^ Restrain the Trade and Commerce of New Jersey, Mary-
land, Sec,, 1775) Act to Prohibit all Trade and Intercourse with the
Colonies of New Hampshire and other revolting States during the present
Rebellion, 1776; Act to Detain Persons suspected of High Treason in
America, on the High Seas j Act for the Sale of Prizes from the revolting
Colonies, and others — being Fiftksn Skparats Acts, and uvtral original
manuscript documents relating to the subject^ folio, rare. The collection
of Original Documents is highly interesting.
2269 TRACTS. [A Collection of Tracts relating to the
£i^ American Revolution.] London, 1778-85.
50 tracts, 8vo and 4to. Many of these tracts are scarce^ and all of them are interesting
and necessary in an American collection.
2270 TRAVIS (Daniel), mdccx. An Almanack of Celestial
^ *^^ Motions and Aspects ... 1710.
America: Printed in the Tear 1 7 10.
iftmo, 8 leaves, half morocco.
2271 TRAVIS. An Almanack ... for 1720. Boston. 1720.
^^ i2mo, 8 leaves, half calf.
2272 TREATY OF PEACE, in America, between James
/^ II. ... and Louis XIV. London. 1686.
4to, pp. 19, (l)j extremely uarce,
2273 TREATY of Amity & Commerce, and of Alliance
Eventual and Defensive, between his most Christian
Majesty and the Thirteen United States of America.
Philadelphia. 1778.
4to, half morocco ; Autogkafh of S. Adams.
4S6
TROMBOtt.
/
J d^^
/3 ^^47
2274 TRIAL (The) of the British Soldiers, of the 29th
ment of Foot, for the Murder of Crispus Attacks,
Samuel Gray, Samuel Maverick, James Caldwell and
Patrick Carr, on Monday Evening, the 5th of March,
1770, at the Superior Court, held at Boston, the 27th
Day of November, 1770, etc.
Boston: Belcber and jtrmstrong^ 1807.
Sto* pp. ISO, half blue moracco, gilt edges, by F. Bedford} Platk or rax Mahacu
iiuerted \ temrct,
227s TRIAL (The). [Another Edition.] Boston. 1824.
ismo, half morocco | Plate or ms Mamaciw iiuerted ; ustcm,
2276 TRIAL (at large) of James Hill; otherwise, James
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^» '777* London: G. Kearsfy. [n. d.]
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<^' ^2277 TRUBNER (N.) Bibliographical Guide to American
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2278 TRUMBULL (B.) A Complete History of Connecti-
cut, Civil and Ecclesiastical from the Emigration of its
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' By Benjamin Trumbull d.d.
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j 2279 TRUMBULL. A General History of the United Sutes
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Svo, boarda $ Vol. i, aU pnblithed*
TRUMBULL. 457
I 2280 TRUMBULL (Henry). History of the Discovery of
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I mouth, and of their most remarkable engagements with
the Indians in New England. Boston. 1828.
8T0y pp. 2569 boardty uncut j Foloxd Platz.
2281 [TRUMBULL (J.)] M'Fingal, a Modern Epic Poem.
/2* S^ In Four Cantos. [Motto.]
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I
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' with copious Explanatory Notes, etc., and a collection
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the Revolutionary War. Hartfari, 1820.
% Tols^ Svoy half moroccoy gjilt top, uncut. PoKTaAir and Platbs by Tisdak.
I
^ \ 2278 TRUMBULL. Autobiography, Reminiscences and
. Letters of John Tnmibull, from 1756 to 1841, with an
Appendix, etc. New York, 1841.
Svoy doth. PMTiAm and EicoBATiiiai.
lyiXi TUCKER (Geoige). The Life of Thomas Jeflfcrson,
^^ // Third President of the United Sutes. With parts of
his Correspondence never before published.
Philadelphia^ 1837.
I % ▼olt.y STOy half blue morocco^ ^t top, uncut, by Braditreet. ForrtAir.
I
- 2289 TUCKERMAN (H. T.) America and her Commen-
tators. New York. 1864.
^ I 2290 TUCKERMAN. Book of the Artists. American Ar-
'^■'^/\ ^^ tist Life, comprising Biographical Sketches of Ameri-
can Artists, preceded by an Historical Account of the
Rise and Progress of Art in America. With an Ap-
' , pendix containing an account of notable pictures and
I private collections. NewYerk: Putnam. 1867,
I I 4fio^ iheetsj Laeos Papek. 15 PnorooaAnuc PoKTtAm of Aitiati» PorrtAir of
Huntington on India paper, and Plati, on India, of the Academy of
Deugn. Fiity copiet only printed.
TWO. 459
A 2291 TUCKERMAN. The Character and Portraits of
^^ ^^ Washington. By Henry T. Tuckerman.
Niw York: G. P. Putnam^ 1859.
4to» doth.
2292 TUDOR. The Life of James Otis, of Massachusetts.
^ %:5*4^ Containing also, Notices of some Contemporary Char-
acters and Events, from the year 1760 to 1775.
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8vo| kalf green levant moroccOi gilt top, uncut. Poetkatt and Platxs. Fine copy.
. 2293 [TUFTS (M.)] Flowers of Vespucci; or, Romance
^ wi? without Fiction. Lexington Ms. 1833.
Zflmoy pp. 240. A lingular work — printed by its author.
2294 TURNER (J. M. W.) Liber Fluviorum ; or. River
^^ 1^^ Scenery of France. Depicted in Sixty-one Line En-
gravings from Drawings by J. M. W. Turner, R. A.
With Descriptive Letter-Press by Leitch Ritchie, and
a Biographical Sketch by Alaric A. Watts.
London : H. G. Bohn. MDcccLvn.
Imp. Sto, green morocco, extra; Laegx Paper copy. Paoort on India PAVsa.
2295 TURNER and RUSKIN (John). Harboure of Eng-
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2296 TUSCANY. Viaggio Pittorico della Toscano.
O^ ^^ Firenze. 1801.
3 Tola., folio, half morocco. A very fine leaies of Aqvatuita Platu, with Letter-
pren DeKriptions.
y 2297 TWO (The) Congresses Cut Up : | Or a | Few Remarks |
uy iOf ^ upon some of the | Votes and Resolutions | of the | Con-
tinental Congress, | Held at Philadelphia, in September,
460
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November, 1774. | By a Friend to Peace and good Or-
der. |
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Army, under the command of General Howe, and of
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' tember nth, 1777. By Joseph Townsend, M. D.
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/ /y^^
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2299 TYLER (J. E.) Henry of Monmouth ; or. Memoirs
of Henry the Fifth. London. 1838.
% Tolt., Sro. half cair, gilt. PoiTmAiT.
^ ^ j^ 2300 TYNDALE. Memoir of William Tyndale, who First
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Tofclher tS toIi., 410, ind S iroli., folio, of Platii. The quirto« ill unifomilr
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(l)S91. Err.ta, g lina.
' VoL VI. Ethnography md Philology. By Hoiatio Hale, Phllologirt to the Eipe-
I diiioa. PUlaJtlpiia I Printid by C SlUrmaii. 1846. 4(0, pp. xii.i
666.
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the tcarceti of the terio, loa copirs only primed.
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of the Expfdiiion. PiiUJclfhia : Frinui by C. Siirma*. 1848. 4ta,
pp. IXT., 17-138. r*f. «./!.«( wai LuffriiuJ, and 11 ./ lit gnauit
VoL VIll. ill. Mammalogy and Ornithology. By John Cuiin. With a fblio At.
Uu, FhilaJtlfiia ! Prhud by C. Siirmat & San. iSjS. 4X0, pp.
tiiL, (i) 466. Atlai, folio, 1 1., j] Platii.
462 UNITED 8TATB8.
▼oL IX. The Races of Man t and thdr Geographical IKstrihatioB. By Charia
Pickering, M.D. TkUOdfinmt Prhfd iy C Sktrmmm, 1843. 410,
pp. 447. 11 PLATiSy colored.
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folio Atlas of Twenty-one Plates. PJkUadtlfUt Primud by C Sker-
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tions. PhiUdtlpkiat Printed by C SUnmtm, 185 1. Pp. Iviu. (tI},
716; appendix, 11 1.
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510. The Atlas «p«i tnt and probably never will be published.
Vol. XIII. CrusUcea. By James Dana, A. M. With a folio Atlas of Niacty-six
Plates. Part I. PkiUMpkia : Priuud by C. Sberm^. 18 51. 4to^
viii., 685. Atlas, 1855, pp. sy, 96 Platxs.
Vol. XV. Botany. Phanerogamia. By Asa Gray, M. D. With a folio Atlas of
One Hundred Plates. PkiUdtlpkias Printed by C Sberwun, 1854.
4to, 2 1., pp. 777. Atlas, 100 Platxs, folio.
Vol. XVI. Botany. Cryptogamia. Filices, including Lycopodiaceae and Hydrop-
terides. By William D. Brackenridge. With a folio Atlas of Forty-ux
Plates. Pkiiadelpkia: Printed by C. Sherman. 1856. 4to, pp. liiL,
357. Atlas, Philadelphia, 1855, pp. 7, 46 Platxs.
Vols. XVII., XVIII., and XIX., have not, and perhaps never will be published.
Vol. XX. Herpetology. Prepared under the superintendence of S. F. Band. With
a foUo Atlas. Pkihdelpkim : Printed iy C, Sberman & Sms, 1858.
4to, pp. XV., 491. Atlas in folio, pp. x., 32 Platxs. The subsequent
issues of this work have the following title :
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J. B. Up^neott & Co, Folio. 4to, pp. xi^., 496. Atlas, pp. x^ 32
Platxs.
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of our public libraries contain a complete set of thb Gxans Sxaixs or
Books.
Strange to uy, the National Library at Washington laclcs some of the volumes. So
the Astor Library, the Public Library at Boston, etc., are in the same con-
dition. This set is complete, with the exception of one vol. of the Crus-
tacea, and Pickering on the Geographical Distribution of Animals — which
last is not unfrequendy to be found.
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publication of the work, and is not ilkely to occur again ; and we veatuic
to suggest to those who now only possess part of a set, that they should
secure this and sell their duplicates.
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^ ^^ ^ History of the Delusion in Salem, in 1692.
Boston. 1833.
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2305 UPHAM. Salem Witchcraft, with an Account of Salem
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Kindred subjects. Boston, 1867.
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i? ^^^> ^^^ Character of our Federal Government; Being a
Review of Judge Story's Commentaries on the Con-
stitution of the United Sutes. Petersburg. 1840.
I ^^^ pp- '3^ ^"y fc^o^t^
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ALENTINE (D. T.) Histoiy of the
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of Quccnstown : In the War of 1812. With a Re-
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Ilmo, PP.4I) 96, datb; Plate.
^ - -2310 VANSCHAACK (H. C.) Henry Cruger ; the Col-
" I league of Edmund Burke in the British Parliament. A
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\ I January 4th, 1859. New Tvrk. 1S59.
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N. Varin Frcres. Texte extrait des plus celcbrcs Au-
teurs Crctiens. Paris: L. Curmer. [n, d,]
4to, btlf motocco, gilt edgo. A lena nf buutiful Putu of Midowu^ cu., with
Ictter-pren docription.
2312 VARNHAGEN (F. A. de). Amerigo Vespucd. Son
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Routes, par A. de Varnhagen. Lima. 1S65.
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2313 [VAUGHAN (Waiiam)]. The | Golden Fleece | Divided
/^ Si^ into three Parts, |Vnder which are discoured the Er-
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King- 1 dome, and lastly the wayes to get wealth, and
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2314 VENEGAS. A Natural and Civil History of California ;
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Soil, Mountains, Harbours, Lakes, Rivers and Seas,
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2316 VERTOOGH van Niew Nedcrland, and Breedcn
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2317 VICTORIA. The Early Years of His Royal Highness
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2318 VINAL (W.) A|Scnnon|on the| Accursed Thiiig|
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General of all the English Forces in North-America,
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^ 2319 VINTON (F.) An Oration on the Annab of Rhode
Island. Poem by G. W. Curtis, etc.
Providence. 1863.
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2320 VIRGILIUS. This boke treateth of the Lyfe of Vir-
gilius, and of his Deth, and many Marvayles that he
dyd in his Lyfe Tyme by Whychcrafte and Nygraman-
cie thorowgh the Heipe of the Devyls of Hell. An-
warpe by me Johun Doesbocke, n. d. (1510.) Edited
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50 copies pnvately reprinted, yery uarct,
2321 VIRGINIA. Nova Britannia. Offering most excellent
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VOYAGES.
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; 2324 VIRGINIA. Public Good Without Private Int
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2326 VOLNEY (C. F.) A View of the Climate and .
the United States of America ; To which are ai 1
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Travcllen, and says : *'I with he could trarel over the globe."
2327 VOLTAIRE. The Maid of Ortbans, or La Puce
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2328 VOYAGES. Collection of Voyages by Captain
liam Dampier. London, [t
468
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saw edidoB. The tett b the bait edioon of Dampicr.
2329 VOYAGES and Discoveries in South America. By
Christopher d'Acvgna, M. Acarete, Grillet and Bech-
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2332 WAAGEN (Dr.) Treasures of Art in Great Britain :
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Drawings, Sculptures, Illuminated Mss., etc., etc.
LtnJm: Murrirf. 1854.
3 *ob., Sfo, calf, pix.
2333 WACHSMUTH (W.) The Historical Antiquities of the
i^f^ Greeks, with reference to their political Institutions,
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2334 WALKER (C. M.) History of Athens Co., Ohio, and
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Biographical Sketches of Early Settlers, Narratives of
Pioneer Adventures, etc. Gndnnali. 1869.
■to, doth, nncDL Mat and Stiil Poitiaiti.
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Author of the Rape of the Bucket. Lmdan. 1855.
tvD| half grata aonMco^ filt top. PonmAir.
2337 WALKER (J.) A Selection of Curious Articles finom
the Gentleman's Magazine. L&nim. 1 809-11.
4 yqIs^ StO| lialf cat£ Compriici ao cjcteaityc ▼ttiecy of Urtoiicil, ami^iiirim, and
liiafaiy artiuci.
2338 WALLACE (J. W.) An Address Delivered at the
Celebration of the Two Hundredth Birth Day of Wil-
liam Bradford, who Introduced the Art of Printing into
the Middle Colonies of British America.
Albany : J. Munsell. 1863.
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James William Wallack (Senior), Late Actor and
Manager. New Tmri. 1865,
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2340 [WALN (Robert.)] American Bards. A Satire.
Pbiladilpbia. 1820.
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2341 WALN. Life of the Marquis De La Fayette ; Major-
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.^.234a
WALPOLE (F.) Four Years in the fticific. 1844-
1848. Lmdm. 1829.
WALPOLB. 471
I 2343 WALPOLE (F.) The Ansayrii and the Assassins, and
/ iy^ Travels in the further East in 1850 and 185 1, includ-
ing a visit to Nineveh. London. 1851.
3 Tidf., Svoy dochy uncut. Of this remarkable people and their country little is
known. **A work full of entertainment.** — Atheitjium.
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^344 WALPOLE (Horace). Anecdotes of Painting in Eng-
land ; with some account of the Principal Artists ; and
incidental Notes on other Arts ; collected by the late
George Vertue ; digested by the Hon. Horace Wal-
pole i with considerable additions by the Rev. James
Dallaway. London. 1828.
5 volt.y royal 8vo, half red morocco, gilt top, uncut. Beit edition; numerous Poi-
TBAiTs; India Pioors of all the plates. Vtry uarct. Published at
£15 151. Beautiful alike in paper, printing, and engraving; and one of
the mo«t popular of the author*! works.
^345 WALPOLE. A Catalogue of the Royal and Noble
u ^dT Authors of England, Scotland and Ireland ; with Lists
of their Works ; by the Late Horatio Walpole . . . En-
laiged and Continued ... By Thomas Park, F.S.A.
London: "John Scott. 1806.
5 vols., 8 TO, half morocco, uncut, by Hayday.
Mjirtbe good old times of the Bibliomania, this work would have walked of its own
accord into the mahogany book-cases of half the collectors in London.** —
DxBDiN*s Bibliomania.
** Walpole was the last surviving disciple of the school of St.Evremont, Chaolieu, etc.;
a tribe of philosophers who united study with amuaementi and sentiment
with vivacity ; but in him the levity of the French Epicureans was invig-
orated by the masculine strength of the British character.** — Weangham.
2346 WALPOLE. The Works of Horatio Walpole, Earl of
^ ^^ Orford. London. 1798.
5 vols., royal 4to, half red levant morocco, gilt top, uncut, by W. Mathews. Numer-
ous fine PoBTEAiTs and Engeavings by Heath, etc. Splendid copy,
** He is the father of the frit romance, and of the last tragedy in our language, and
surely worthy of a higher place than any living writer, be he who he
may.** — Loan Byeon.
472
WALTESL.
a^
7
• TUt ii the OuoDfAL EBmoif, and ii the onlyooe '^«r****«**g the numeraai fine
PoBTeAm u4 EnotATniGt hjr Heath. Iti contenti compiMe Rojral vA
Noble Aothofff , Anecdotes of Paindngy Catalogue of Eagnven, Ceide of
OtrantOy Description of Stfawberry Hill. Hiitocic Doobiiy Concipon-
dence, Mitcetlaniet, etc.
2347 WALPOLE. Memoirs of the Life and Administnuion
of Sir Robert Walpole, Earl of Orford. By William
Coxe, M.A. London. 1798.
3 volt., 4to, half morocco; fm etfy,
^ A more judidooa and instnictiTe biographical work, or one more ■atitfactory to eteiy
natural deiire for knowledge, b not found in English literature.** — Qeai-
TtaLT RXTIKW
^-'-2348 [WALSH (Robert).] The American Register: or Sum-
/ I mary Review of History, etc. Philadelphia, 1817.
ft vols., Svo, half maroon morocco, gilt top, uncut. Includes a Translation of the
Complot d* Arnold, par Barb6-Marbois.
:2.^'
/ /^
2349 WALTER (T.) The sweet Psalmist of Israel. | A |Scr-
monjPreach'd at the Lecture held in Boston, | by the
Society for promoting | Regular and Good Singing, | And
for Reforming the| Depravations and Debasements our
Psalmody labours under, | In order to introduce the
proper and true J Old Way of Singing. | Now published
at the Desire of Several Ministers | that heard it, and at
the Request of the Society | aforesaid. | By Thomas Wal-
ter, M. A., I Minister of a Church in Roxbury . . .
Boston: Printed by y, Franklin for S. Gerrish^\near the
Brick Meeting'House in Combill. 1722.
Small Svo, Title and Dedicatio** 3 1., pp. 10, polished calf extra, by Bedford. ^«7
r«rff.
2350 WALTON (I.) The Lives of Donne, Wootton, Hooker,
Herbert and Sanderson.
London : fVilliam Pickering, m.dcccxxvu.
3amo, uncut $ Lamgx Patie.
WALTON.
473
2351 WALTON AND COTTON. The Complete Ang-.
J 2, i> ^ Icr^ Qj. ^iie Contemplative Man's Recreation being a
Discourse of Rivers Fish Ponds Fish and Fishing writ*
ten by Izaak Walton ; and Instructions how to Angle
for a Trout or Grayling in a Clear Stream, by Charles
Cotton With Original Memoirs and Notes by Sir
Harris Nicolas C.M.G.
London: William Pickering. 1836.
\ volt., imp. 8to, green levant morocco eztrsi tooled to a superb pattern of Roger
Payne*t by F. Bedford. PoaTaAxn, Vnwt and ENcaAvxNcs of Fishy
by Stothard and Intkipp. Dvplicatis of all the Platxs, Aairtrt*
Paoort on India paper : only 50 sets so taken off and published at £10
lOf. each. Very scarce in this state. A Maonipicint Copy.
Thtt by without doubt, the most beautifully illustrated edition of << Honest Izaak*s**
charming Pastoral ever published. To the late tasteful publisher, Mr,
lackering, its production was literally a labor of love. Neither time nor
expense were spared to render it worthy of the arts and the importance of
the subject, and the result was a union of literary and artistic talent which
hat rarely been equalled and never surpassed.
*< A work the most singular in its kind, breathing the very spirit of contentment, of
quiet and unaffected philanthropy, and intenpened with some fine relics
of old poetry, songs, and ballads." — Bowlis.
He exhibits a striking contrast between the force of nature and habit; when instruct-
ing you how to impale a worm for angling, he bids you *' handle him
tenderly withal, and treat him like a friend.**
2352 WALTON. [A Set of Proof Impressions of the Plates
/^ ^^ illustrative of Pickering's Edition of Walton and Cot-
ton's Angler.] London. 1836.
In a portfolio.
2353 WALTON. Index to the Original and Inserted lUus-
oS^ ^ ^ trations contained in ''The Complete Angler."
New Tori: Privately printed. 1866.
4to^ half morocco } 50 copies printed for private distribution. This work describes
Mr. Lane's copy of Walton's Angler, illustrated with over looo Plates.
t 60
x^
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474 ^hSi.
2354 WALTON. The Complete Angler, or the Contempla-
tive Man's Recreation of Izaak Walton and Charles
Cotton* Edited by John Major.
Boston: LittUj Brownish Co. 1866.
SvO|iiiicvts Laxgb Patik. 100 copiet printed.
2355 WANLEY (N.) The Wonders of the Little World;
or, a General History of Man. In Six Books. Dis-
playing the various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and
Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in several
Thousand most interesting Relations of Persons re-
markable for Bodily Perfections or Defects, etc.
London, 1788.
4to^ calf) 6 Stixl Platis.
A moft cxtnordiiufy uid amntittg common-place book of thomands of manrelloos
ttoriet of former timet ; extracted from the Greek and Latin dasaci and
middle-age writerty chronidei, traTclt, and miscellanies of every period
and narion. ETery story, however incredible, has its authority adjoined.
^ ' ^ ^356 WANSEY (H.) The Journal of an Excursion to the
^ United States of North America, in the Summer of
1794. Salisbury. 1796.
Sto, half green morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradstreet; Platbs j fine copy
2357 WANSEY. An Excursion to the United States of
North America, in the Summer of 1794.
I Salisbury. 1798.
• UncQt. San, Second edition, with aJdidnns. Embellished with the Paonxx «f
General Washington, and aii iVquA-TiNTA Vow of the State Home at
Philadelphia.
2358 WAR (The). Being a Faithful Record of the Transac-
tions of the War between the United States of America,
their Territories, and the United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland, and the Dependencies thereof.
New Tori. 1813-14.
I
/
WARD. 475
t Tob. in If 4tO| half morocco j Mat. A War Newspaper, edited by Samuel Wood-
worth. Fine, clean copy. Scaret.
2359 WARBURTON (Acton). Holla and his Race: or.
Footsteps of the Nonnans.
London. 1848.
% Toli., pott 8vo, half calf, g^t.
I 2360 WARBURTON (E.) Memoirs of Prince Rupert and
/ tt^V the Cavaliers. London. 1849.
I 3 Tola.) 8T0y doth) uncut j muneroat fine PoaraAm. Comprises the Civil History of
Charles the Hnt, and the Military Story of the Rebellion.
I
2361 WARD (H. G.) Travels in Mexico during the years
Ky xT^ ^S^S) '26 ^^^ '279 with an account of the Mining Com-
panies, and of the Political Events in that Republic.
Second Edition. London. 1829.
% Tols.) 8¥0y half calf, gilt; 2 large Mats and numerous Platis^ some colored.
Buckle's copy, with his Book-plate.
**ItB colon have the loveliness of truth.** — WxsTMiNsrxa Revixw.
2362 WARD (N.) The I Simple Cobbler] of |Aggavvam in
s^4tf C^ cp America. | Willing | To help 'mend his Native Coun-
try, la-|mentably tattered, both in the upper-Leather]
and sole, with all the honest stitches he can take. ] And
as willing never to bee paid for his work, ) by Old Eng-
lish wonted pay. |It is his Trade to patch all the year
long gratis. ) Therefore I pray Gentlemen] Keep your
purses. ) By Theodore de la Guard.
London : Printed by J. D.l^ R. Lfor Stephen Bow-
telL, at the Signe of the \ Bible in Pope's Head-
Alley. 1647.
4to. » p. L, pp. 80, polished calf, by F. Bedford. The popularity of this work was so
great on its publication that four editions were published in the same year.
It is now very scarce.
47^ WASHBURN.
<«Tiie wit of thk met ii Uke a gem badly kl Like the ignit htam, its liglit thas
only amidit manbj places and that at iaterraby nfideat to am expec
tation bvt not to gvidc*
2363 WARD. The Simple Cobbler of Agawam in America.
^ y^^ Edited by Edward Pukifcr. Bostm. 1843.
tUM^ half moroGco^ g^t tof, by Bradstreet.
y ^ 2364 WARE (H.) Two Discourses, containing the Histoiy
of the Old North and New Brick Churches . . .
B9st9H, 1 821.
SvO| vacat; and 4 other tracts by the same author.
,-h 2365 WARREN (H. W.) Sermon . . . Annual Election.
y B9st9n. 18^7.
SvO| half brown morocco^ gilt top^ by Bradstreet.
/ y^j 2366 WARREN (Joseph). Inauguration of the Sutue of
Warren,... June 17, 1857. B9st9n. 1858.
SvO| cloth. Printed by authority of the Committee.
^ y^ 2367 WARREN {Mrs. M.) History of the Rise, Progress and
<-^ cV Cf Termination of the American Revolution, Interspersed
with Biographical, Political and Moral Observations.
Boston. 1805.
3 vols., half red morocco^ gilt top, nncvt, by Biadstreet. Fine copy.
y 2368 WARWICK. The Poets Pleasaunce ; or. Garden of
all Sorts of Pleasant Flowers. Which our pleasant
poets have, in past time, for pastime planted. By Eden
Warwick. London: Longman, mdcccxlvii.
4tOy marbled calf, gilt. A beantiAil ▼olnme.
/ <^ 2369 WASHBURN (Emory). Historical Sketches of the
WASHINGTON. 477
Town of Leicester, Massachusetts, during the First
Century from its Settlement.
Boston: Printed hy John fTilson £sf Son. 1866.
9vOp a 1.) pp. 467, half morocco ; Map and Platu.
■ 2370 WASHINGTON. The Writings of George Washing-
^^ ^7 ^ ton ; being his Correspondence, Addresses, Messages,
and Other Papers, Official and Private, selected and
published from the Original Manuscripts, with a Life
of the Author, Notes and Illustrations. By Jared
Sparks.
Boston: jfmerican Stationers* Company ^ John B. RusseL 1837.
I a Tolt.y imp. 8to, half red levant morocco, uncut, by Bradttreet; Labgb Papbi. A
particularly fine and interesting copy, containing a number of inierted
Plates and Cuttingb. Presented to £. D. Ingraham of Philadelphia^
by Jared Sparks. The Fowle copy, cut^ brought $300.00. «
2371 WASHINGTON. [Another Copy.] Boston. 1837.
^ ^4!^ II vols., imp. 8vo, boards, uncut; Labgb Patkb.
2372 WASHINGTON. Correspondence of the American
/ ^^ Revolution ; being Letters of Eminent Men to Wash-
ington, from the time of his taking Command of the
Army to the end of his Presidency. Edited from the
Original Manuscripts by Jared Sparks, LL.D.
Boston, 1853.
4 Tols., imp. 8 TO, cloth, uncut; Laagx Papsiu
2373 WASHINGTON. Diary of Washington; from the
^O S^^ first day of October, 1789, to the loth day of March,
1790. From the Original Manuscript, now first
printed. New York. 1858.
Royal 8vo, uncut. lOO copies printed. Very rart. Privately printed.
478
WASHINGTON.
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I
^ 51*374 WASHINGTON. Diary of George Washii^on, from
1789 to 1791 ; embracing the opening of the First
Congress, and his Tours through New England, Long
Island, and the Southern States. Together with hb
Journal of a Tour to the Ohio in 1753. Edited by
Benson J. Lossing.
Ricbmond: Press of the Historical Sodity. 1 86 1.
Svoy half Une morocco, gilt top^ hf BndstraeL
c9\^^
2375 WASHINGTON. Epistles Domestic, Confidential,
and Official from General Washington, Written about
the Commencement of the American Contest.
Nov Tori. London: Re-printed for F, and C. Rivington. 1796.
Svo, pp. ztL, 303, half blue morocco, ^t top, uncnt. Fine copy.
^ "T/^ *3^^ WASHINGTON. Official Letters to the Honorable
^ j American Congress, Written, during the War between
the United Colonies and Great Britain, By his Excel-
I lency George Washington. London, 1795.
' % Yola., Svo^ half blue morocco, aocat, by Bradsticet. Very tcarce ia luch fine con-
ditbn.
I 2377 WASHINGTON. Fac Similes of Washington's Ac-
/ ^C^\ counts. From June, 1775, to June, 1783.
[fFasbington. 1833.]
FoUo^ dtle I 1., pp. 64, roan.
^/a\
1^2378 WASHINGTON'S Farewell Address to the People of
the United States. Published for the Washington
Benevolent Society. New York: y. Seymour, 1808.
zimo, pp. 45, poliihed calf, by F. Bedford ; PoariArr.
^c^
2379 WASHINGTON'S Farewell Address to the People of
r
the United States. Embellished with Arabesque De-
signs and Illuminations.
Philadelphia: Devereaux. [n. d.]
4tOy Plats and za leavet.
2380 WASHINGTON. The | Journal | of | Major George
t^-2- ^ ^t Washington, | Sent by the | Hon. Robert Dinwiddie,
Esq; I His Majesty's Lieutenant-Governor, and|Com-
I mander in Chief of Virginia,! To the | Commandant of
the French Forces | on Ohio. | To which are added, the]
Governor's Letters | and a | Translation of the French
Officer's Answer. I With I a New Map of the Country,
as &r as the | Mississippi.
WilUamshurg Printed, \ London : Reprinted /or T. "Jeffries^
the Comer\o/ St. Martin* s £tf»^. | MDCCLiv. |
ZwOf tevend L m., pp. 3a, red levant morocco, richly tooled iniide, by W. Mathews;
Mat. Inserted is a Poktkait of Washington, with his Avtogiaph
SiGMATOBX beautifully inlaid by Trent.
2381 WASHINGTON. The Journal of Major George
^^^ Washington, sent by the Hon. Robert Dinwiddie to
the Commandant of the French Forces in Ohio. With
a Map. NewTork: Reprinted for Joseph Sabin. 1863.
Royal Syo, half morocco, gilt top, uncut j Laegx Paw. 20 copies printed. Sabin*t
Reprints, No. I.
2382 WASHINGTON. [The Same.] Ntw Tori. 1865.
J^ 8vo^ uncut.
2383 WASHINGTON. Letters from General Washington
/^ ^^ to several of his Friends, in June and July, 1776 j in
which is set forth An Interesting View of American
Politics at that all-important Period.
Philadelphia. 1785.
Sto^ pp. 44, polished calf, gilt top, uncut, hj F. Bedford. Rau PosTiArr of Wash-
ington inserted.
480
WASHINGTON.
/Ti^
2384 WASHINGTON. Letters from His ExceUency
Geoige Washington, President of the United Sutes of
America, to Sir John Sinclair, Bart., M.P., on Agricnl-
ture and other Interestii^ Topics, etc.
Lmdm. 1800.
410^ half rai Icviat owraccDi sacat. Eacnved Fac
^
^^
9
^^^
2385 WASHINGTON. Letters from his Excellency Geoigc
Washington, to Arthur Young, Esq., F.R.S., and Sir
John Sinclair, Bart., M.P., containing an Account of
his husbandry, with his opinions on various questions in
Agriculture \ and Many Particulars of the Rural Econ-
omy of the United States.
Alexandria : Printed hy Cottom and Stewart^ and sM at
their Bpokstores in Alexandria and Fredericksburg, 1803.
SyO| pp. laSy poUtlied calf, by Bedford.
2386 WASHINGTON'S Monuments of Patriotism. Being
a Collection of the Most Interesting Documents, con-
nected with the Military Command and Civil Adminis-
tration of the American Hero and Patriot. To which
is annexed, an Eulogium on the Character of General
Washington. By Major William Jackson.
Philadelphia. l802.
Svoy half Icvaat morocco^ gilt top» by Bnditeeet } Pobtiait. Conttim tbe iau
PoftTBAiT drawn and engnved by Savage.
2387 WASHINGTON'S Political Legacies. To which is
Annexed an Appendix, Containing an Account of his
Illness, Death, and the National Tributes of Respect
paid to his Memory, with a Biographical Outline of his
Life and Character. Boston. 1800.
lamo, pp. aoSy xiv., half blue levant morocco, gilt top, by BradftreeL
WASHINOTOK. 48 1
I
I
2388 WASHINGTON. President Washington's Rcsigna-
/ 1 ^^S~^ tion, and Address to the Citizens of the United States,
I September 17, 1796. An invaluable Legacy to Ameri-
cans, Newburyport: Printed by William Barrett, ^796.
InwU 8«o, pp. 19, \M moioeco.
2389 WASHINGTON. Selections from the Correspondence
^ /& ^f George Washington and James Anderson, LL.D., . . .
Cbarlestown: Samuel Btheridge. 1800.
8to, pp. 79, half bluf morocco, gUt top, uqcaC| by BradftrcfC
2390 WASHINGTON'S Speech, with a Prefece by William
'T' ^ tf Gilbert, an4 The Hurricane. A Poem. Bristol. 1 796.
I
Sto, calf. Very rare.
2391 WASHINGTON, The | Will | of | General | George
/ «^^ Washington ;|to which is annexed, |a| Schedule of his
Property, | directed to be sold*
Alexandria : \ Printed frmt the Record of the County \
Court of Fairfax. \ m.dccc.
iimO) pp. 3X9 half brown morocco.
^ 2392 WASHINGTON. The Will of General George Wash-
^ ^^o ington . . . Also, The Oration delivered by Major Gen-
eral Lee, at the request of Congress, at a Funeral Sol-
emnity in Philadelphia, in Honour of the Memory of
General Washington.
London : West and Hughes, i8oo.
^^ FP* 4^ ^>*1^ ^ltt< moroccoy pk top, nncut, by Braditnet.
61
482
ANDREWS.
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WASHINGTONIANA.
THE POLLOWINO BOOKS RELATING TO WASHINGTON ARE AR-
RANGED IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER :
2393 ADAMS (D.) An Oration sacred to the Memory of
Gen. George Washington at Leominster, Feb. 22,
l8oo. Leominster n 1800.
Syo, half morocco, gilt top.
(94 ALLEN (J.) A Poem... and an £ul<^ on General
George Washington. Haverhill. 1800.
iimo, pp. 36, half morocco, gilt top.
2395 ALSOP (R.) A Poem : Sacred to the Memory of George
Washington, 22d of Feb., 1800. Hartford. 1800.
Svo, pp. ft 3, half blue morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Biadttreet. Sunt,
2396 AMES (F.) An Oration on the Sublime Virtues of Gen-
eral George Washington, Pronounced in Boston, Feb.
8, 1800. New Tori. 1800.
8vo, pp. 4«.
2397 AMES. [Another copy] Pbiladelpbia. 1800.
Svo, pp. 51, half morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bndstreet
2398 ANDREWS (J.) An Eulogy on General Geoi^ Wash-
ington. Delivered in Newburjrport, February 22d,
1800. Newburyport. [1800.]
8vO| pp. ai| half blue morocco, uncut, by Bnditreec.
BIGLLOW. 4i
2399 ARNOLD (S. G.) The Life of George Washington.
\3 Sc^ Nf^ York. 184:
iSmoy polialied calf, eztn, gilt edges, bjr F. Bedford.
2400 AUSZUG von General Washington's Circular-Schreibe
. . . Die Constitution der Vereinegten Staaten und Di
Constitution von Staate Pennsylvanien. Presider
Washington's Addresse . . .
Cbambersburg : Gedrucht , . . by y. B, Sehapjlin. 18 if
iSmo, pp 9a, calf, by F. Bedford; PoaTKAiT.
2401 BALDWIN (T.) A Sermon in Boston, December 29
SZ ^ ^ 1 799) occasioned by the Death of General Georg
Washington, etc. Boston. [1800.
8to^ pp. a8, half morocco.
2402 BANCROFT (A.) An Essay on the Life of George
3'^^ • Washington. Woraster, 1807
8yo, half blue morocco, gilt top, uncut.
2403 BANCROFT. [The same, another edition.]
/ %S^ Boston. 1839.
a Toli.y iftmo, half red levant morocco, gilt top.
/
, 2404 BASCOM (J.) An Oration, Delivered Feb. 22, 1800,
\<? 0 the Day of Public Mourning for the Death of General
I George Washington. Boston. 1800.
8to, pp. 15, half blue morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradstreet. Ran.
2405 BIGELOW (T.) An Eulogy on the Life, Character,
^^ and Services of Brother George Washington, Deceased,
Pronounced before the Masons, by Request of the
Grand Lodge, at Boston, Feb. 11, 1800, etc.
Boston. [1800.]
8yo, pp. a6, half blue morocco, gilt top, uncut, by BradstreeL
484
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^2406 BIOGRAPHICAL Memoirs of tfce Ilhtttrious Gen. G.
Washington, late President of the United States of
America, etc., etc. Containing A History of the Prin-
cipal Events of his Life, and Extiacts from his Jour-
nals, Speeches to Congress, and public addresses : Also
A Sketch of his private Life. The Third Edition, En-
larged.
Pbtladilpbia : From the Pinsso/R. FohviU. 1801.
iSmo, polUbed calf, by F. Bedford.
2407 BIOGRAPHICAL Memoirs of the Illustrious General
George Washington, Late President of the United
Sutes of America^ and Commander in Chief of their
Armies, during the Revolutionary War. ' Dedicated VS
the Youth of America.
Frcm Sedni/s Press for J. Cooke W G». . . . New Haven. 1810.
iSmo, pp. 144, calf, extra, by F. Bedford, ytry rart,
2408 BIOGRAPHICAL Memoirs of the Illustrious Gen.
George Washington, late President of the United States
of America, and Commander in Chief of their Armies,
during the Revolutionary War. Dedicated to the
Youth of America.
Barnard^ Ft.: Published iy Joseph Dix. 1813.
lamOf ppk 160, politbed calf^ gilt cdgei, bjr Mactbewt. Poatiait of Waabiagtoo,
ang<sl crowaing bim witb laurelt. Fery rttru
2409 BIOGRAPHICAL Memoirs of the Illustrious General
George Washington.
New Tori: Evert Duyckinck. 1815.
Red crtttbed lerant ffloroccO| by W. Macbewfj PoaraArr*
2410 BISHOP (S. G.) Eulogium on the Death of George
Washington. Roxbury: Privately printed. 1866.
Roftf Iniy ttiicac. 50 copiet printed for preaenti only.
COLUMBIAd^S IBGACY.
24 It BLAKE (O.) A Masonic Eulogy 01
i I
.1412 BLAKSLEE (Solomon). An On
0\^^ dam, Feb. 22, 1800, on the Dcatli
I ington.
I Svo, half blue morocco, gilt top, uncut, by
I 2413 CALDWELL (C.) An Elegiac Pcx
General Washington.
' SVOy 1 1., pp. II.
2414 CARROLL {Bishop John). A Dis
0\^^^y Washington, Feb. 22d, 1800.
j Svoy pp. 24, half calf, uncut. Avtockaph Lrma by
Platxs inserted.
2415 CELEBRATION of Washington's I
\Ocf~ York.
1
8VOy pp. 113.
I 2416 CHAUDRON (S.) Oraison Funeb
I Washington, Janvier, 1800. .'
8vo, pp. 35.
: 2417 COLUMBIA'S Legacy ; | or, | Washi
Advice to his Fellow Citizens, publi:
period of announcing his inten-|tio;
Public Life | at the expiration of the
tional Term of the Pre-|sidency of t
To which is added, I his Speech to (,
present session, which terminates] his
Philadelphia: Printed by H. Sweitz
Dei
l6ino, pp. 89, Original binding. Pobtiajt of WasJ
486
OAns.
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^ [2418 CONSTANTINE and Eugene, or an Evening at Mount
Vernon. A Political Dialogue by Junius Secundus.
Brussels : PrinUdfor the author^ by P. J. de Mat^
Printer to the Academy, M,DCCC,xvin.
lamo, Platb, % p. 1. pp. 252, potithed calf, gilt top, bjr F. Bedford, Very
T\m book is not dacribed by tny American bibliognplier.
2419 CORRY (John). The Life of George Washington, late
President, and Commander-in-Chief of the United
States of America i Interspersed with Biographical
Anecdotes of the most Eminent Men who effected the
American Revolution, etc. London. 1800.
Small Svo^ pp. aiS, polithed calf, gilt edges, by W. Pntt. Rare PorntAiT inserted.
Fine edition. Fine copy, and of much rarity.
2420 CORRY. [Same title.] DuhKn. 1801.
lamo^ red cruslied lerant morocco, by W. Mathews; Pomuur inserted.
2421 CORRY. [Same title.] New Tork. 1809.
Polished calf, gilt edge^ by W. PratL
y/^/S
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.22 CUSTIS (G. W. P.) Recollections and Private Memoirs
of Gen. George Washington, by his Adopted Son,
George W. P. Custis, with a Memoir of the Author,
by his Daughter, and Illustrative and Explanatory
Notes, by Benson J. Lossing. New Tori. i860.
Svo, half morocco, gilt top. PoiTRArrt and CvmNGS inserted. Scm'ce.
2423 DANA (J.) A Discourse on the Character and Death
of General George Washington, delivered at Ipswich,
1800. Newburyport. 1800.
8¥o, pp. a8, half morocco.
2424 DAVIS (J.) An Eulogy, on General George Washing-
ton, at Boston, February xix, mdccc.
Boston. MDCCC.
irouRNEAU. 487
4tOy pp. 24, half moroccoy ancat. With MS. emendatioiii and conrectioiii— piohably
the author's own copy.
2425 DEHON (T.) A Discourse [on] the Death of General
/ L^^ George Washington. Niwport. m.dccc.
4to,pp. 17. (a)
2426 DWIGHT (Jasper), pseudon. A Letter to George •
,^^ Washington, President of the United States ; contain-
ing strictures on his Address of the Seventeenth of
September, 1796, notifying his Relinquishment of the
Presidential office. Philadelphia. 1796.
8vo, pp. 20, half morocco, uncut.
Dnane waa the real author of this pamphlet.
2427 DUNHAM (J.) A Funeral Oration on George Wash-
2^\ ^^ ington, pronounced at Oxford, Massachusetts.
I Boston. [1800.]
Svoy pp. 48, poliahed calf, gilt top, uncut, by F. Bedford ; fine Portkait inserted.
2428 EARLY LIFE (The) of Washington ; designed for the
/: ^^ Instruction and Amusement of the Young. By a
Friend of Youth.
Providence: Knowles^ Vose and Company. 1838.
iSmo, pp. 80, half red morocco, gilt top, by Bradstreet.
2429 EDMUNDS (C. R.) The Life and Times of General
^\^^ Washington. London. 1839.
' % Tols., foolscap Sto, uncut. This copy is illustrated with about 30 inserted ENcaAT-
INGS.
/
2430 £T0URNEAU (M.) Le General Washington et Ma-
^^ dame la Generale Washington Biographies. Par M.
£tourneau Ornees Portraits historiques graves sur
acier. Paris : Bestel et cie et Gr assart. i86o.
Sto, 4 p. 1., pp. 96, half blue morocco, gilt top.
488
rox.
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2431 EULOGIES and Orationt on the Life and Death of
General Geoige Washington, First President of the
United States of America. [Mottoes.]
Bnton: Manning V Lorn^. 1800.
SyQ| pp. 304, hal/Uoe moraccoy gilt top, by Bnditreet.
2432 EVERETT. The Life of Geoige Washington. By
Edward Everett.
NiW Ymrk : Sheldon and Cgmpanf. 18&).
SyQ| pp. 3S4, half moracco^ ancnt ; Lasgx Patxi.
2433 FACSIMILES of the Memorial Stones of the hst Eng-
lish Ancestors of Geoi^ Washington, in the Parish
Church of Brington, Northamptonshire, England ; per-
nunently placed in the State House of Massachusetts.
Boston: fVilliam White ^ Printer to the State. 1862.
Small folioy pp. 1 5, uncut.
FLINT (A.) A Discourse delivered at Hartford, Feb. 22,
1800, the Day set Apart to pay a Tribute of Respect
to the Memory of General George Washington, etc.
Harifiri. i8(S0.
tYOy pp. S2» half Une moroccoi gilt top, URCut, by Bra4strftt.
2435 FOSTER (J.) A Discourse delivered December 29,
1799, Occasioned by the Melancholy Death of George
Washington. Boston. 1800.
Syoy pp. 2A, half blue morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradatreefc.
2436 FOX (C.) A Portrait of George Washington, from an
Original Drawing, as he appeared while reviewing the
Continenul Army on Boston Common, in 1776; A
History of the Portrait and Documenarty Evidence in
proof of the Correctness of the Likeness.
Boston. 1851.
Sto^ half blue moroccOf gilt top^ uncut, bj Bva^trcct.
HBADtEY. 489
2437 FRISBIE (L.) An Eulogy on the Illustrious Character •
^ ^^ of the late General George Washington, etc., Deliver-
ed at Ipswich, January, k 800. Niwburyport, 1800.
8?o, half blue moroccO| gilt top, uncut, by Bradstreet.
2438 GANO (S.) A Sermon on the Death of George Wash-
ington \ delivered Lord's Day, January 5, 1800, before
the Baptist Society in Providence. By Stephen Gano,
Pastor of the Baptist Church and Congregation.
Providence : Printed by John Carter^ J^n. 1800.
Sto, pp. 20 ; very 9C£rc«.
1
; 2439 GRAY (F. C.) Oration delivered before the Legislature
^ i5^ of Massachusetts, At their Request, on the Hundreth
Anniversary of the Birth of George Washington. By
Francis C. Gray.
Boston : Dutton and Wentworth^ Printers to the
I State. 1832.
8?o, pp. 80, half blue morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradstreet.
I 2440 [GRISWOLD.] Washington and the Generals of the
/ 7^^ American Revolution. Philadelphia. 1847.
a vols., iimo, half morocco; Platx.
*
2441 GUIZOT (M.) Essay on the Character and Influence
^ ^ ^T^ of Washington in the Revolution of the United States
of America. By M. Guizot. Translated from the
French. Second Edition.
Boston and Cambridge : James Munroe ana
Company. 1851.
8vo, pp. 160, half red morocco, gilt top.
j 2442 HEADLEY (J. T.) Washington and his Generals.
2^ ^ ^ New Tori. 1847.
a yoli., iimos PosTiAirt) fine copy.
62
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[TCHCOCK. A Discourse on the Dignity and Ex-
cellence of the Human Character, Illustrated in the
Life of General George Washington.
Providence. 1800.
Svo, pp. 35, oncat.
2444 HOLCOMBE (H.) A Sermon, Occasioned by the
Death of Lieutenant-General George Washington.
\Savannab. 1800.]
4tO| pp. i8| half blue morocco, gilt top, uacut.
1 2445 HOLMES (A.) The Counsel of Washington Recom-
mended, in a Discourse Delivered at Cambridge, Feb-
* ruary 22, iSoo. Boston. 1800.
Syoy pp. S3, balf blue morocco, gilt top^ uncut, by Bradttroet.
a
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j '^w^ HOLMES (A.) A Sermon Preached at Cambridge,
December 29, 1799, Occasioned by the Death of
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George Washington. And Hymn. Boston. 1800.
Svo, pp. 22, half blue morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bndttrect.
2447 HOUDIN (M. G.) A Funeral Oration on the Death of
George Washington: Delivered in Albany, on the
Twenty-sec.nd of February, iSoo. By Michael Ga-
briel Houdia, Majur in the late Revolutionary Army of
the United Sutcs. Albany. [1800.]
SonU 4to, half blue morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bndttreet; Plats; «c«rcr.
2448 HOUGH. Washingtoniana -, or Memorials of the Death
of George Washington, giving an account of the Funeral
Honors paid to his Memory, with a List of Tracts and
Volumes printed upon that occasion, and a Catalogue
of Medals commemorating the event. Roxbury. 1865.
ft Tob., 4to, uncut; Laiob Papu. Only 91 copies printed in thii oie.
IRVING.
2449 HUNTINGTON (J.) [Funeral Eulogy by Genera
Huntington and Oration by Lyman Law, dated]
New London^ yan. 20, 18
SvOy pp. 17 ; ^ery scarce*
2450 IRVING. The Life of George Washington. By Wa
yiT ^^ ington Irvilng. Numerous Portraits and Views uj
^ ' ' India Paper New York. i8j
5 vols., 4to, extended to 10, blue morocco, gilt top, uncut.
Tius SPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED BOOK forms one of the most desirs
works in this Catalogue. It is the last work of the GR£ATl
AMERICAN AUTHOR concerning the GREATEST and n
HONORED name in AMERICAN HISTORY,
This copy was formerly part of the very fine library collected by Mr. W. L. Andn
of New York, and he always regarded it as one of his CHOICE
Boohf and pronounced it scarcely inferior to MorelFs copy, which sold
1866 for Two Thousand Dollars ; it contains about EIGHT HUNDRl
(including Fifty-nitte Portraits of Washington) Portraits and Plates,
addition to the set of choice PROOF PLATES which form a part of t
work itself, and it b extended fromjhe to ten volumes in Quarto.
The Portraits include almost every officer named in the text. The other Plates coi
prise almost every scene made memorable by the stirring events of t
American Revolution. The capture and execution of Andri, and oth
striking events, are illustrated by the rarest of plates.
Some of the portraits are of so much rarity that one of our best known coUectoi
himself the owner of the finest set of the work in existence, remarki
concerning one of them, that it was worth Jifty dollars — we do not pr
tend to say there are many of that value, but we do venture to assert th
the collection of a similar lot of plates would be a work of much timi
and would involve the expenditure of a very large sum.
In addition to the plates there is an AUTOGRAPH LETTER entirely in th
Handwriting of GEORGE WASHINGTON, and letters by othc
distinguished men.
It is altogether a work of the AigJkest interest, and fitted to adorn a Hbnxj of the jGn
wu^nitstde.
2451 IRVING'S Life Washington. A complete set of One
Hundred Engravings to Illustrate the Work.
New Tori. 1859.
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2452 KINKER (J.) Treurzang, bij bet plecbdg vieren der
Nagedachtenis van Wasbington, en de maatscbappij
van verdiensten felix mentis, Den 21 Maart 1800. Uit-
gesproken doo Mr. Jobannes Kinker, . . .
TV Amsterdam^ bij J. ten Bruck. 1800.
SvO| 18 leaveiy half grasii levaat morocco^ file top, uncut, by Era4streets Plati.
2453 KINGSTON (Jobn). Tbe Life of General George
Washington. Baltiman: T. Kingston. 1817.
3xmo, pp. 118, poltthed calf, gilt edget, by F. Bedford ; Poktmatt. Thh ti Goodie*!
Life, witb a new title-pafc.
2454 KIRKLAND (J. T.) A Discourse occasioned by the
Death of General George Washington, DeKvered Dec.
29, 1799. [Boston. 1808.]
Svo^ pp. SI, half blue morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradstrtec
1455 LEE (H.) A Funeral Oration On the Death of George
Washington, Delivered at the Request of Congress.
To which is subjoined An Eulogy, By Judge Minot.
London* 1800.
Sto, pp. 28, half blue morocco, gilt top, uncnt^ by Bradstreet; cr^rce.
2456 LEE. [Another edition.] Edinburgh. 1800.
Svo^ hatf blue morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradttreet.
2457 LIFE (The) and Memorable Actions of George Wash-
ington, General and Commander of the Armies of
America. A New Edition, Corrected.
Frederickiown : Printed by M. Bartgis. l802,
iSmo, pp. 6S, index 1 1., calf gilt, by Bedford; Woodcut PoaraAiT.
LOSdIKG. ^
2458 LIFE I of I Genrral George Washington, I late President
^y^ the United States | of America, | and | Commander
Chief of their Armies, | during the | Revolutionary Wj
Dedicated to the Youth of America. |
Poughkeepste : Print id hy Paraclete Potter, 18
limoy pp. 143, polished calf, gilt, by F. Bedford. Rare^
2459 LIFE I of I George Washington, | late President of tl
United States of America, | and | Commander in CI
of their Armies, | during the \ Revolutionary War. | D<
cated to the Youth of America. \
Boston: Isaiah Thomas^ ^«. 18
ismoy pp. 144, polished calf, gilt back, by F. Bedford. Rare,
2460 LIFE of George Washington, late President of the Uni
^ ^ States of America \ and Commander in Chief of tl
Armies, during the Revolutionary War. Dedicatee
the Youth of Ameriea.
i Bridgeport: Lawrence Lochman. 18
lamo, pp. 107 (i), polished calf, by F. Bedford.
I
I
. 2461 LIFE (The) of Washington, and History of the Ameri
j2 3^ Revolution. Together with Washington's Fare\
Address, Declaration of Independence, Constitutior
, the United States. New York : J. Slater, [n.
iimo, pp. 108, half blue morocco, by W. Mathewi.
r
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2462 LOSSING. The Home of Washington and its Asso*
/0^\i?^ tions, Historical, Biographical, and Pictorial, New I
I tion. Revised, with Additions, by Benson J. Lossi
j Illustrated by Numerous Engravings.
i New York: W. A, Tmvnsend, 18
Impu SvOy pp. 376, half red morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Braditreet ; Larci ^/
Only 100 copies printed,
I
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2463 MACCLINTOCK (S.) An Oiadon Commemorarivc
of the late Illustrious General Washington, Pronounced
at Greenland, February 22d, 1800.
Portsmouth. 1800.
Stoi pp. ft6y half Une morocco, gilt top, hf Bndttreets vcrj tune,
2464 MARSH (£. G.) An Oration delivered at Wethersfidd,
February 22, 1800, on the Death of General George
Washington. Hartford. 1800.
Syoy pp. 16, half bine morocco, gilt top, nncoty by BniiatRet.
2465 MARSHALL. The Life of George Washington, Com-
mander in Chief of the American Forces during the
War which established the Independence of his Coun-
try, and First President of the United States. Com-
piled under the inspection of the Honorable Bushrod
Washington, from Original Papers bequeathed to him
by his deceased relative, and now in possession of the
author, etc., by John Marshall. London. 1804.
5 ▼ols«9 4to, half levant morocco^ uncut. Fine copy. Contains all tbe Oucwal
Mah and Plato, sone of which were omitted in the American editioo.
2466 MAPS and Subscriber's Names for Wayne's Philadelphia
Edition of Marshall's Washington.
Philadelphia: C. P fFaym. 1807
4to, uncut.
2467 M£MORY|of I Washington: I Comprising I a sketch of
his I Life and Character ; | and the | National Testimonials
of Respect.) Also, I a collection of (Eulogies and Ora-
tions. I With a I copious appendix.
Newport^ R. /., 1800.
lAmo^ blue levant morocco, by F. Bedford. Beautiful copy. Veiy icarce. Allan*!
copy, without the Portrait, loldibr $io, in sheep.
NORTHMORE. 4
2468 MINOT (G.) An Eulogy on Gcoi^e Washingtc
^ y^^ Delivered [at] Boston. Boston [180C
Svoy pp. 24, half blue morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bndttreet.
2469 MONUMENTS of Washington's Patriotism.
\Waihington^ 184
Folio, roan; Pobtiait.
2470 MORISON (W.) An Oration Delivered at the Reque
O €^^ of the Officers of the Assembled Cavalry and Infantr
and Other Militia Officers, on the 22d of Februar
1800, In the West Parish of Londonderry, in Con
memoration of the Death of General George Washing
ton. Newburyport. [1800.
Svo, pp. II, half blue morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradstreet.
2471 MORRIS (G.) An Oration, upon the Death of Gen
L? ^^ cral Washington. Delivered at New York on the 31s
Day of December, 1799. New Tori. 1800
Sto, pp. 24, half blue morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradstreet.
2472 MORSE. A Prayer and Sermon Delivered at Charles
/ ^4^ town, December 31, 1799, On the Death of Georg<
Washington. Charlestown, 1800
8vo, half blue morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradttreet.
24.73 ^ORSE. [Another edition.] London. 1800.
^ ^ 8to, half blue morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradstreet.
2474 M YCALL (J.) A Funeral Address on the Death of the
cy ^^ late General Washington. Boston. [1800.]
Sto, pp. 27, half blue morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradstreet.
2475 NORTHMORE. Washington; or, Liberty Restored.
2^ ^ ^ A Poem. Baltimore. 1809.
Half morocco, uncut, by Bradstreet.
I
496
PICKMAM.
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2476 NORTON (J. N.) Life of Genend Washington.
Niw York, 1 86a
SbiU 8?o^ ppw 4001 balf nd morocco^ gUt top.
2477 OGDEN. Two Discourses occasioned by the death of
General George Washington. New Tori, mdccc
Svoy pp. 4tt half blttc morocGOy s^t top, ancnt, by Bradttrrrr PoraAir by TieboaL
2478 ORATION (An) in Memory of Gen. George Washing-
ton. Delivered at Lovett's Hotel on the evening of
the 22d February, 1800, before a Literary Society ; and
published by their Order. By a Member.
New rork : T. S. Jrden. 1800.
ismoy pp. 2^f Jialf blue moroGCo, gilt top, uncut, bj Braditreet. yiery
2479 PAINE (T.) A Letter to Geoi^ Washington, President
of the United Sutes of America, on Afiairs Public and
Private. Philadelphia: Benj, FrankUn Bacbe. 1796.
Sto^ pp. 78, polished odf, gilt top, uncut, by F. Bedford. PomAxr of Paine in-
teitcd.
2480 PICKELL (J.) A New chapter in the Early Life of
Washington, In Connection with the Narrative History
of the Potomac Company. New Tork, 1856.
Svo, half blue morocco, gilt top, by Braditreet.
2481 PICKMAN (B.) An Oration, pronounced, February
22, 1797) Before the Inhabiunts of the Town of
Salem, in Massachusetts, assembled to Commemorate
the Birth-Day of George Washington, President of the
United States of America. By Benjamin Pickman,
Jun. Printed at Salem by James C Curbing. 1797^
Sto^ pp. 11, half ffloroGCO, s&t top, uncut. Scant,
RAMSAY.
1. 1482 PIERCE (J.) An Eulogy on George Washington,
^ ^^ ^ Great and the Good. Delivered on the Anniversar
his Birth, At Brookline. Boston, 18
8vO| pp. %4^ half blue morocco, gilt top, uncst, by Bradtcreet. Scarce,
2483 POETICAL (A) I Epistle I to his Excellency | Geo
^^ €P ^ Washington, Esq. | Commander in chief of the Arn
of the I United States of America, | from j An Inhabit
of the State of Maryland. | To which is annexed
Short Sketch of | General Washington's Life and Ch
acter. |
Annapolis: Printed^ ^779- London: Reprin
for C Dilly, M Dec lxj
Small 4to, pp. 24, poliibed calf, gilt ; Pobteaxt. Very team,
2384 POETICAL Epistle. [The Same.]
New rork: Reprinted,, i%i
Small 4tOy half red morocco, bj Bradsticct. 75 copiiei rvprinted.
2485 PUBLIC Expressions of Grief on the Death of Gene
/ ^^ George Washington at Dorchester. [n. p. n. <
8to, pp. 22, sheep. Harris*! DiKoone, pp. 16, 30
2486 RAMSAY (D.) The Life of George Washington, Coi
%^ i "2^^^ mander in Chief of the Armies of the United States
America. New Yori. i8c
8?o, half red levant monvcco, uncatj Poiriuuiv
C^
248641 RAMSAY. [The Same.] London: T. Ctdell. 180
Sto, half red levant morocco, uncut.
2487 RAMSAY. [Another edition.] BatHmort. 182
/ I «7 ^ i2mo, pp. 248, half red morocco^ gilt topi jby Bradstreet.
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Xf88 RAMSAY. An Oration on the death of Lieutenant
General George Washington. Delivered in Charleston,
South Carolina. CbarUston. mdccc.
Sto, pp. 30, balf Uoe morocco, gilt top, uocBty by Bndstreet.
2489 REED (W. B.) Reprint of the Original Letters from
Washington to Reed, during tne American Revolution*
Referred to in the Pamphlets of Lord Mahon and Mr.
Sparks. Philadelplna. 1852.
tvo^ half blue morocco, hf Bndstxeet.
2490 REMARKS occasioned by the kte conduct of Mr. Wash-
ington, as President of the United Sutes, mdccxcxi.
Philadelphia : Printed for Benjamin Franklin Bache^ 1 797.
Sto, pp. ▼!., 84, poliihed calf, by F. Bedford; Pobtiait inserted.
.2491 ROGERS. The Prayer, Delivered On Saturday the
22d of February, 1800, in the German Reformed
Church, Philadelphia -, Before the Pennsylvania Society
of the Cincinnati, By Wm. Rogers, D.D.
Philadelphia. 1800.
Sto, pp. tA, half bine morocco, gilt top, by Bradttreet.
2492 RUSH (R.) Washington in Domestic Life. From
Original Letters and Manuscripts. By Richard Rush.
Philadelphia. 1858.
Sto, pp. 95, half blue morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradstieet.
2493 SAVAGE (E.) An Eulogy on Gen. George Washii^-
ton. Delivered at St. Peter's Church, in Salem, the 22d
of February, 1800. Salem. 1800.
Svo, pp. 13, half blue morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradatxeet.
2494 A I SELECTION | of | Orations and Eulogies, | pronounced
in different parts of the | United States | in commemoration
STILLMAK. 499
of the Life, Virtues, [and Pre-eminent Services of | Gen.
George Washington, j Who Died, at Mount Vernon,
December 14, 1799 . |in the 68th year of his Age. |
Amherst. 1800.
ismoy pp. 105, Index i 1«, blue crushed levant morocco, gilt edges, by W. Mathews ;
PoBTKAiT inserted. A iftry rart v^itwu,
2495 SEWELL (J. M.) Eulogy on the late General Wash-
4^ "Z-^ ington. 31st December, 1799.
Portsmouth. [1809.]
4to, pp. a9.
•2496 [SEW ALL.] A I Versification I of I President Washing-
--^^ 4^ ^p ton's I Excellent | Farewell-Address, | to the | Citizens of
the I United States. | By a Gentleman of Portsmouth,
N. H.
Portsmouth^ New~ Hampshire : \ Printed and Sold by
Charles Pierce^ at the\ Columhian Bookstore. 1798.
4^9 pp. $%y polished calf, uncut, by F. Bedford.
2497 SMITH (S. S.) An Oration upon the Death of General
/ 7^ George Washington, at Trenton, January. 1800.
Trenton, mdccc.
8TO9 pp. 46, half Uae morocco^ fpUt top^ uncoty hf Bradttreet.
2498 SPRING (S.) A Discourse on the Death of General
^ y^ George Washington, Delivered in Newburyport, De-
cember 29, 1799. Newburyport. [1800J
$▼0, pp. 28, half blue morocco, gilt top, by Bradstreet.
2499 STILLMAN. A Sermon Occasioned by the Death of
%^ ^^ George Washington. Boston. [1800.]
8to, pp. 26, half blue morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradstreet.
500
TOMS.
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^^ 4500 STORY. An Eulogy cm General Gaoige Vf^iiunffon.
at Marbiehcad, January, A- D. i9oo. Salem. 1800.
Svo, pp. »4i £1^09 pp. I s Mf blue moracco^ gilt tqp, hj Bndtmtet.
2501 STRONG (N.) A Discourse Delivered on Friday, De-
cember 27, 1799, the Day set apart by the Citizens of
Hartford to Lament before God the Death of Gen.
j George Washington, who Died Dec. 14, 1799.
! Hartfird. 1800.
I '^ PP- l'» ImI^Uuc aocoooo^ gilt top, bjr Bnditreec.
^ ; 2502 TEXT-BOOK | (The) j of the | Washington | Benevolent
^ ' Society: | Containing, | a Biography and Character! of |
George Washington, | his | Farewell Address | to | the
People of the United States, | and the | Federal Constitu-
tion, I with the Amendments. | Portrait. |
Ctncfd : \ Published by George Htmgb . . . ] 1812.
tvoy pp. 106, poUsbed ctlf, csCn, hf F. BedfM. P«>ETtAiT$ Piats. yery
1 2503 THACHER (P.) A Sermon Occasioned by the Death
!^«>j of General George Washington, Feb. 22, 1800, Before
I the Senate and House of Representatives of Massachu-
setts. Boston. [1800.]
^ /^^
-^?
^^7
8to^ pp. fti, balf moroccoi uncut.
2504 THACHER (T.) An Eulogy on Gcoige Washington,
who Died December 14, 1799. Dedbam, 1800.
Sf«ty pp. 11, half blue morocco, uncut, by Bra4ttrect.
2505 TOMB of Washington at Mount Vernon. '
Philadilpbia : Carey ^ Hart. 1840.
8vo, half blue morocco, gilt top, by Braditreet. AirrooaAPB of B. J. Loninc. Ap-
pended U Wathingtoii*8 Farewell AddicM.
2506 TOMB of Washington. [Another copy.]
Philadelphia. 1840.
Svo, doth.
WASHINGTON.
^
2507 TRUMBULL (B.) A Funeral Discourse, delivered
^^ North-Haven, December 29, 1799, on the Death
George Washington. New Haven. 18
Svoy uncut; Portbait.
2508 TUCKERMAN (Henry T.) Character and Portr
^ ^'O of Washington. New York. 18
4to; PoRTSAin on India Patsi; only 156 copies printed.
1509 TUCKERMAN (J.) A Funeral Oration occasioned
^ *527 the Death of General George Washington, Bost<
22d of February, 1800. Boston. i8<
Svoy pp. 24y half bound.
2510 UPHAM (C. W.) The Life of General Washingt<
^ Written by Himself, comprising His Memoirs and C
respondence, as prepared by him for Publication, inch
ing several original Letters now first printed.
London, mdccci
^/•e
1 Toll., I2m0y half calf, gilt j Poktbait.
251 1 WASHINGTON. [A Poem.] Ltyden. 17I
ojral 4to, hilf red levant morocco, gilt top j Facumilxi, ENCKAViNas and M
A Poem and sundry Epistlei to George Washington in the Dutch I
guage, with hit Answer.
y 2512 WASHINGTON at Valley Foi^e, together with t
^^ Duche Correspondence.
Philadelphia: Published by J. M. Butler, [n. .
I2m0y half blue morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradstreet. Only a few copies print
Contains Platb of " Washington and the Duchi letter,*' PoaTSAii
Dr. Doche, Vixws of Christ's and St. Peter's Churches, and Washi
ton's Headquarters at Valley Forge.
502
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2513 WASHINGTON'S Birth-Day :| an | Historical Poem,|
with I notes and Appendix. | By a Washingtonian. |
Atkany : Printtd and Publithtd by E. and E. Hasfwrd. \ t8l2.
4to, pp. 55, app. II, poibhed cM, bjr F. Bcd/ord; PonSAiT iuerteA.
2514 WASHINGTONIANA (The); containing A Sketch of
the Life and Death of the late Gen. George Washii^-
ton ; with a collection of elegant Eulogies, Orations,
Poems, &c., sacred to his Memory. Also, an Appen-
dix comprising all his most Valuable Public Papers, and
his last Will and Testament. Lancaster. 181 2.
iTOy half bloc morocco, gilt top, by Braditreet ; Pobtkait cngnYed by Edwin. Fim
C9fj» F. Johiuon and W. Hamilton were the editon of dbis work. Sat
Hiitorical Magasine, Vol. II., April, 1858.
2515 WASHINGTONIANA (The); containing a Biographi-
cal Sketch of the late Gen. George Washington, with
various outlines of his Character, From the pens of dif-
ferent eminent writers, both in Europe and America ;
and An Account of the various Funeral Honors devoted
to his Memory. To which are annexed his Will and
Schedule of his Property, Embellished with a good
Likeness. Baltimore: Samuel Sower. m,dccc
luno, green crashed levant morocco, by F. Bedibrd. Very fine copy. Extrtmtfy
2516 WASHINGTONIANA. [The same.] Privately
reprinted. New Tori: E- Dexter & Son. 1865.
4to, half blue levant morocco, gilt top ; Lamom Papu. 50 copiei printed.
17 WASHINGTONIANA. [The same.]
New Tori.
8vo, paper, uncut.
1865.
2518 WASHINGTONIANA : or, Memorials of the Death
of George Washington, giving an Account of the
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Funeral Honors paid to his Memory, with a List of ,
Tracts and Volumes printed upon the Occasion ... By
Franklin B. Hough.
Printed fir JV. E. fFoodward. 1865.
A Tob., 4tOy half blue levant morocco, uncut; Largk Pafu.
2519 WEEMS (M. L.) A History of the Life and Death,
«^^ Virtues and Exploits, of General George Washington.
Faithfully taken from Authentic Documents, and, now,
in a Second Edition, improved, respectfully oiFered to
the perusal of his countrymen ; as also, all others who
wish to see human nature in its most finished form. By
the Rev, M. L. Weems, of Lodge No. 50 — Dumfries.
I Philadelphia: Re-printed by John Bioren^fir the Author,
8vo, ft p. 1., pp. Sly calf, by Bedford, ytry ran.
2520 WEEMS. The Life of George Washington; with
^ ^^ Curious Anecdotes, equally honourable to himself, and
Examples to his Young Countrymen. Embellished
with Six Engravings. By M. L. Weems.
Philadelphia: Joseph Allen, 1 8 12.
I
Ivo, pp. ftftS, poUthed calf, gilt edges, by F. Bedford.
I
' 2521 WEST (S.) A Sermon occasioned by the death of
-^ ^^ George Washington. Boston, [1800.]
8to, pp. 17, with 23 addidonal pages of <'FareweU Address,** half blue morocco, gilt
top, uncut, by Bradstreet.
2522 WHITING (J.) Revolutionary Orders of General
^S7^ Washington, issued during the years 1778, *8o, *8i, &
i '82, selected from the MSS of John Whiting and edited
j by his Son Lieut : Col Whiting. New Tor k. 1844.
8vo, half morocco, gilt top.
I
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WATSOW.
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2523 WILLARD and Tappan. An Address in Latin, by
Josqdi Willard, LL.D., President, and a Discourse in
English by David Tappan, Hollis Professor of Divinity,
delivered before the University in Cambri(%e, Feb. 21,
1800, in Solemn Commemoration of Gen. George
Washington. [Bm/mt.] moccc.
4^ Vh 3'» lulf morocco^ uacot.
2524 WORD (A) to Federalists and to diose who love the
Memoiy of Washii^on. [No imprint]
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,1525 WATSON (H.) John Watson, of Hartford, Conn.,
and his Descendants. A Genealogy.
New rori : Printed by the U. ^ Out. 1865.
4to, pp. 4S, miCQt ; ^ftry umret,
2526 WATSON (W. C.) Men and Times of the Revolu-
tion ; or. Memoirs of Elkanah Watson, iocluding Jour-
nals of Travels in Europe and America from the year
1777 to 1842,... Edited by his Son, W. C. Watson.
New Tork. 1856.
Stq^ Uf bine morocco, gilt top. Poktkait and EicciiAmiGS om Wood. 73 Poi^
TBAm and Platm infertsd.
2527 WATSON. Pioneer History of the Champlain
Valley \ being an Account of the Settlement of tbe
Town of Willsborough, by William GUliland, together
with his Journal and other Papers, and a Memoir.
AUuiny. 1863.
Rojil Svoy half morocco^ nncut; Laigb Pafiju 50 copies only printed.
WEBSTER.
2528 WATT (R.) Bibliothcca Brittanica 5 or a General
y CL^ ' dex of British and Foreign Literature.
Edinburgh, i!
4 voli.y 4tOy half morocco. Good copy. This work if of the highcit utility. It
taint a Catalogue of Authors and their Works, ancient and modern,
Tariotts editions and siics, and a carefully arranged Index.
** Let me not forget to notice that wonderful work of Dr. Watt. Both father an
fell victims to their seal in its completion. Such a concentration c
bour was hardly ever beheld; and it should never ^ to be the Lxa
CoMr ANION of all Collectors." — Dudin.
2529 WEBB (T.) A New, Select Collection of Epitaphs,
O /^5^ 2ii^d Inscriptions. By T. Webb. A new Edition.
London: S. Bladen^ [n.
% vols., izmo, half red morocco, uncut. Scarce. Includes i,ooo Epitaphs i
before collected ; and contains the most remarkable Insckiptions it
Collections of Hackett, Jones, and Tolderoy.
2530 WEBSTER (D.) The Works of Daniel Webster. .
^[^y^/_ ton. 185 1. The Private Correspondence of Da
^ Webster. Edited by Fletcher Webster . . . Boston : .
tUy Brown &f Co, 1857.
Together 8 vols., imp. 8vo; Lakos Papbk. Few copies printed. With Aotog
I of Daniel Webster.
2531 WEBSTER. Mr. Webster's Speech on... the S
.J^^ Treasury Bill. Boston. 18
i
8vo, pp. 9a. And two other Tracta.
I
' 2532 WEBSTER. Portrait and Autograph Note by Da
2\^/^ Webster. i8
I Ivoy half blue morocco.
I
2533 WEBSTER (J.) The Dramatic Works of John W
S ^ tf ster. Edited by William Hazlitt.
London: J. R. Smith. i8
64 -^
5o6
wnoiL.
/ 3
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4 voli., crown 8to, tree cmlf, gilt edges \ Laagb Pafbi. One of the fiaert of the
Eliubethan Dramatists, and scarcely inferior to Shaketpeatc.
** In htt pictwe of vrrecchedness and despair, he has introduced touches of expfcsdon
which curdle the very blood with toror, and make the hab stand erect**
— DtAKB.
2334 WEBSTER (J. W.) Trial of J. W. Webster.
New rark. 1850.
Sto, half levant morocco, gilt top, uncut, hf Bradstreet.
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^535 WEBSTER (N.) An American Dictionary of the Eng.
lish Language. By Noah Webster, LL.D. Revised
by C. A. Goodrich and N. Porter.
Cambridge: for G. bf C. Merriam. Springfield, 1865.
% ▼olf., lolio, russu, gilt edges ; Lakgb Pafie. 150 copies printed. It may not be
improper to remark that many of the peculiarities which distinguiihed the
early editions of Webster's Dictionary are omitted in this.
I
i ^^ 2536 WEBSTER. The Prompter; a Commentary on Com-
\/ \ mon Sayings and Subjects, which are full of Common
I I Sense — ^the best Sense in the World.
' New Tori. 1793.
{ l6mOy half morocco.
. i J 2537 WEDGWOOD (J.) The Life of Josiah Wedgwood,
^ . /I from his Private Correspondence and Family Papers.
With an Introductory Sketch of the Art of Pottery in
England, by Eliza IVlctcyard. London. 1866.
% vols., royal Sto, cloth. Contains 3.0 WooDCirrs. A most elegant work.
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2538 WEIGEL(T. O.) CoUectio Weigeliana: die Anfangc
der Drucker kunst in Btld und Schrift: an deren fruhcsten
Erzeugnissen in der Weigelschen Sammlung erlautert
von T. O. Weigel und Dr. Ad. Zestermann.
Uifxig: T. O. Wtigtl. 1866.
a vol*., jolio, hill red le*uiE morocco, gut top, nncat; with 14J Facomilu, toa
', many Wooncvn in the text.
I OdIt J15 cD^n were piintcd of chii mMC imponuit^.pnblio^an, ihe neeetuij com-
I pinion to "Sothibt'i Principia Tjrpagriphlci, ] Tolt., folio, 1858," but
' eiccuCed with infinitely more critical H^ciCj ind learning.
Eray ditdnguitbed collector of Boolu and Printi and ever; Public Libniy unit hive
thi) book at the iiandinl work of inbrnution and reference on the nib'
ject of the Hiitoiy of Piindof before the an of printing with mnratit
tjrpei wa< invenced by Gcttinbiio »i Menti.
The text to thia gnnd work wai written by D. Aoguit ZaCermaon, with the anirt-
ance of Mr. T. O. WeiEcl, and they have now placed before the world
in the above work, a complete Hiitoit or thi Giunrc AiTi, Turn
IrniHTION AHD CULTIVATIDN DtraiNC THI FirTIlNTH ClNTDtT, UlOl*
trated throughout by the Ait-Monumenti of the Wdgel collection, thui
diiplaying 1 vivid [rictuie of the thougho, feelings, and (upcndtlani of
the Christian world previoui to the Reformation, readily undenlood, and
fiilly revealing the itate of mind of Chriitian Europe during that period.
The utiitic eiecntioa of the 145 Facaimila has been accomplished with marvellont
fidelity, — and even the moit rigid and fuiidiou) ciitic would find himielf
compelled to acknowledge and eitol their absolute correctneia. Both the
R-eagravtng and the coloring of ill the faciimilei of Block printi have
been elected with urupulout accuracy, and the very (pint and qdainc ex-
proaion of the mediaeval aidili have been caught and reproduced.
2539 WELD (I.) Travels through the States of North Amcr-
'/ *s* <y ica, and the Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada,
during the years 1795, 1796 and 1797. Illustrated and
Embellished with Sixteen Plates. London. 1799.
2540 WELDE (T.) A Short Story of the Rise, rngn and
2.'^ ^^ mine of the Antinomians, Familists & Libertines, that
/ I infected the Churches of New-England ; And how they
' were confuted by the Assembly of Ministers there : As
of the Magistrates proceedings in Court against them.
Together with Gods strange and remarkable judgments
' from Heaven upon some of the chief fomenters of these
5o8
wrmoRi.
Opinions ; and the lamentable death of Mr. Hutchin-
ton, &c. &c.
L$nd9H : Pointed /or Ralph Smith at the signe $fthi
Bible in Ctmhill^ mare the Royall Exchange. 1644.
Small 4tO| pp. 66» moroccoy cztn, by Aitkia. A fine copj of tliu nre tnct.
J 2541 WELLS (W. V.) The Life and Public Services of Sam-
uel Adams, being a Narrative of his Acts and Opinions,
I and of his Agency in Producing and forwarding the
American Revolution. B$st9n. 1866.
3 Toll I imp. Svo, dochy bacttt{ Lasob Papib} PoBTBAm and Fachmius 100
copies priftted.
\y >^2542 WEST (Benjamin). Catalogue of the Pictures and
^ ^ Drawings of Benjamin West. Lvndan, 1826.
SvO| pp. |i. Very tcarcc. 5w Lot 797.
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. 2543 WESTHAMPTON. Memorial of the Reunion of the
Natives of Westhampton, Mass., September 5, 1866.
Waltham. 1866.
Svo, pp. 85.
2544 WESTMACOTT (C.) Points of Misery; or Fables
for Mankind. London. '823.
Royal Svo, half green moroccO| gik top, uncot. 10 PLATn by R. Cruikshank.
2545 WESTWOOD (Thomas). The Chronicle of the 'Con»-
pleat Angler' of Izaak Walton and Charles Cotton.
Being a Bibliographical Record of its Various Phases
and Mutations. London: fVilUs^ Sotberan. 1864.
4tO| half morocco, uncat.
2546 [WETMORE (Prosper M.)] Lexington, with other
Fugitive Poems. New Tori. 1830.
StO| half red lerant moroccO| vacot.
WHITEHEAD.
2547 WHEATLEY (P.) Poems | on j Various Subjects. 1 1 1
^^ gtous and Moral. | By Phillis Wheatlcy, | Negro
vant to Mr. John Wheatley, | of Boston, in New I {
land. I
London: Printed for A. Bell^ Bookseller ^ AldgaU^ 1
Sold hy I Messrs. Cox &f Berry ^ King 1
Boston. MDCCLX3 I
lUBO, poliihed calf, gilt edges, by F. Bedford. Fine copy, with PonTitAiT.
2548 WHETSTONES (George). A Remembrance of
^ S^^ worthie and well imployed life of the Right Honoun
Sir Nicholas Bacom, Knight ; Thomas, Earl of Suss ;
and Sir Ph. Sydney.
Reprinted at the Auchinleek Press^ by Alexan \
BorwelL 18 1
4to, green morocco, by Hayday. Inserted is an Autogkaph Littki by Bosw I
John Allan's copy. For some particulars concerning the author, .
Warton's ««EnglUh Poetry," Ritson's "Bibl. Poet." 391-4, Bel i
«« Anecdotes," Brydges* "Cenaora," «<Br. Bibling," and Collier's "P 1
ical Decameron."
2549 WHIPPLE (Edwin P.) . . . Oration . . . Boston, July .
/gf" 1850. Boston. i%[ I
8 TO, pp. 30. Also two other Orations.
2550 WHITE (H.) The Early History of New England.
•^ Concord. 18^;
i2mo, pp. 420, sheep.
2551 WHITE (R. G.) National Hymns. How they ai
^3^ written and not Written. A Lyric and National Stu I
for the Times. New York. mdcccl>
8vo, pp. 151, doth ; Platx. &« Shakespeare (W.)
2552 WHITEHEAD (W.) Plays and Poems, by WiUiai
-2^^ Whitehead, Esq. London, 1771
3 vols., post 8vo, half morocco, uncut.
510
WHITPIBLD.
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2553 WHITEHEAD (W. A.) Contributions to the Eariy
History of Perth Amboy and Adjoining County^ with
sketches of Men and Events in New Jersey, during the
Provincial Era« New York. 1856.
Svo, cloch{ PomAm aad BCAfft.
2554 WHITELOCK (B.) Memoriats of the English Afiairs.
[Temp. Charles I.] Oxford. 1853.
4 Yolt., SvOy doch, ttncQt. Best edidoa of a matt ▼alnabte htttarical work. Sm
Wood*i Ath. OzoB^ and Ceatttra Lit.,iu., 173.
1555 WHITFIELD (H.) The Light appearing more and
more To- (wards the Perfect Day. |Or,[A farther Dis-
covery of the present sute|of the Indians | in | New-
England, | Concerning the Progresse of the Gospel |
amongst them | Manifested by Letters from such as
preacbt | to them there. | Published by H. Whitfield, hte
Pastor to the j Chuch [x/V] of Christ at Gilford in New-
England, who came [late thence. |
London : Printed by T. R. bf E. M. for John Bartlitj
and are to be [sold at the Gilt Cup^ neer St, Austins
gate in Paurs\ Chwrcb-yard. 1 65 1.
4tO| 4 p. 1.9 pp. 469 poliihed calf, by W. Pratt. Thti u the icarce origiiul edhioD of
the fbUowing reprint :
2556 WHITFIELD. A Further Discovery of the Present
State of the Indians in New England, concerning the
Progress of the Gospel among them ... By Henry Whit-
field. New York: Printed for J. Sabin. 1865.
4to, half morocco, gilt top; 50 copies printed.
a557 WHITFIELD. [The same.]
Small 4to, oncut.
New York. 1865.
WHITING.
2558 WHITFIELD. Strength | ovt of | Wcaknessc, | Or a < I
-^/ ^ €^ rious I Manifestation I of the further Progresse of
Gospel amongst the Indians | in New-England. 1 1 !
forth in sundry Letters | from divers Ministers and ot :
to the I Corporation established by Parliament for| :
moting the Gospel among the Hea- 1 then in New-I 1
I land; I and to particular I Members thereof since the i
Trea- 1 tise to that effect, published by Mr. Henry W
field late Pastor | of Gilford in New-England.
London : \ Printed by M, Simmons for John Blogue a (
Samuel Howes^ and are to be sold at their :
in Popes-Head-- Alley, li \
4tOy 8 1., pp. 40y blue crushed levant morocco, by F. Bedford. Fine copy. Ol I
rare tract there were three editions in the tame year. Su the Intn
tion to the fbUowing reprint.
2559 WHITFIELD. Strength out of Weakness : or a Gl
/ ^^ ous Manifestation of the Further Progress of the G :
pel among the Indians in New England.
New York: Reprinted for Joseph Sabin, 18 i
4to, half morocco, gilt top, uncut ; Large Pafxe. 50 copies printed. Forms I
V. of S%bin*s Reprints, 4to Series.
2560 W[HITING] (J.) A Catalogue of Friends' Books.
-2.^:^4^ London. 17:
8to, boards, uncut. Extremely scarce in such fine condition. Until the publics :
of Smith's Catalogue, the best work on the subject.
I
2561 WHITING (S.) A I Discourse | of the Last | Judgment
or I Short Notes upon Mat. xxv. jfrom Ver. 31 to 1
end of the] Chapter. I Concerning the Judgment
Come, and our Pre- 1 paration to stand before | The Gr:
Judge of Quick and Dead. | Which are of sweet!
Comfort to the Elect Sheep, | and of most dreadi
Amazement and Terrourjto Reprobate Goats. | And
512
WHITNEY.
ttao^
Concern All to think Seriously upon, that | they may
look the Judge in the Face with | Comfort in the Gieat
Day of His | Appearing. | By Samuel Whiting, Pastor of
the I Church of Christ at Lynne in N. £.|
Camhridge: Printed hy S. G. and M. J. 1664.
7 f. L, pp. 160^ graea crvthed Icvaat morocco^ by F. Bedford. Fiae
flf an early colooial impciat.
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2562 WHITMORE (H.) Catalogue of the Entire Private
Library of the Late Mr. Henry Whittmore, Sold May
8th, 1865. Niw rori. 1865.
4C0» ttacots Lamb Papib inteikaved. Only 50 copies pciated.
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2563 WHITMAN (Walt.) Leaves of Grass.
Brooifyn. 1855.
Folio| PttmuoT. Pint cdidoiu Vtry aearct. A chancceriMic extract will be Iboa^
in one of Mr. W. Gowant* Catalo|nes.
, 2564 WHITMAN (Z. G.) An Historical Sketch of the An-
cient and Honourable Artillery Company; from its
Formation in the year 1637, to the present time.
Butm. 1820.
Ivo, half red morocco, uncut, by Biaditieet.
2565 WHITMORE (W. H.) Handbook of Amencan Geneal-
ogy, being a Catalogue of Family Histories & Publica-
tions containing Genealogical Information, chronologi-
cally arranged. Albany : J, Munsell. 1862.
Foolscap 4to, doth. Only 100 copies printed.
1566 WHITNEY (P.) The History of the County of Wor-
cester, in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. With
a Particular Account of every Town from its first
Settlement to the Present Time; Including its £c-
I
VriLKlUB.
clesiastical State, together with a Geographica
scription of the same.
ff^orcestir: Isaiah Thomas, mdcc
Svoy polbhed calf, gilt top, uncut, by F. Bedford. Very scarce.
2567 WHITNEY. Half-Century Discourse, deliver
Northborough, June 9, 1796.
Worcester,
Ivo, pp. 22, polished calf, gilt edges, by F. Bedford.
2568 [WHITTIER] (J. G.) Leaves from Margaret Sr
Journal, in the Province of Massachusetts, 1678-H
Boston, ]
lamo, 3 1., pp. 224, doth.
2569 WHITTIER. Maud MuUer. By John G. Whi
With illustrations by W. J. Henessy.
Boston : Ticknor and Fields. ]
2570 [WHITTIER.] The Supernaturalism of New Eng
tfi/ By the Author of " The Stranger in Lowell."
New Tori, i
2571 WILKIE (F. B.) Davenport, Past and Present, in<
ing the Early History and Personal and Anec<
Reminiscences of Davenport. Davenport, i :
Svo, pp. 333, doth. Many PoaTtAiTS.
2572 WILKINS (W. W.) Political Ballads of the Se .
/^3% teenth and Eighteenth Centuries. Annotated.
London* ill
% vols., post Svo, doth, uncut. A most curious and interesting collection, from
ceedingly rare or unique sheets and broadsida, old manuscripts, and
temporary journals. 55
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2573 WILKINSON (E.) Letters of Eliza Wilkinson, Dur-
ing the Invasion and Possession of Charleston, S. C^
bj the British in the Revolutionary War.
Niw 7ork. 1839.
iAmO| doth.
2574 WILKINSON (J.) Memoirs of My Own Times. By
General James Wilkinson, [also] Burr's Consixracy
Exposed; and General Wilkinson Vindicated against
the Slanders of his Enemies on that important occasion,
1 82 1 — [and] Proofs of the Corruption of General
James Wilkinson, and of his connection with Aaron
Burr, with A Full Refutation of his Slanderous Allega-
tions in Relation to the character of the Principal Wit-
ness against him. Philadelphia. 1809-1821.
TogeUia' 6 Tolt., 8 to, half green levant morocco, gilt top, bj Bradstreet. The BIati
to thia let are mounted on guards in Svo form, to range with the other
volumes.
Thn series of Willcinion and Burr ia at once the most elegant and eomplete that has
ever been offered for sale— the vol. of Burr*s Cons^racj ia of extrrmi
rarity, and we know of two other copies onlj in existence. The late
Peter Force was in the habit of showing his copy of this volume as one of
the modem rarides of his immense collation.
2575 WILLARD (J.) WiUard Memoirs; or Life and Times
of Major Simon Willard. Boston, 1858.
Svo, cloth J 3 Platxs.
2576 WILLARD. An Addi ?ss in Commemoration of the
Two Hundredth Anniversary of the Incorparation of
Lancaster, Massachusetts. Boston. 1853.
Svo, brown morocco^ gilt top^ uncut. Privately printed.
2577 WILLET (W. M.) A Narrative of the Military Ac-
tions of Col. Marinus Willett. Taken chiefly from
WILLIAMS.
his own Manuscript. Prepared by his Son, Williai
WiUctt. Ntw Terk. i
IvOy half calfy oncat % Poktiait.
2578 WILLIAMS (C. H.) The Works of the Right 1
^ ^^ ourable Sir Chas. Hanbuiy Williams, K. B. . .
Notes by Horace Walpole, Earl of Orford.
London, i
3 ToU., pott 8voy half morocco ; with Pobtraitb. Facettooi.
2579 WILLIAMS (Mrs. C. R.) Biography of Revolutic 1
Heroes ; containing the Life of Brig. Gen. Wil .
Barton, and also of Captain Stephen Olney.
Providence, i I
iftmoy half green morocco.
^580 WILLIAMS. Tales ; National and Revolutior 1
y "^^ By Mrs. C. R. Williams.
Providence: H, H. Brown. 1830'
% Tob., i2mo^ pp. 21 5y 167, half green morocco, gilt top, by F. Bedford. M: i
the tales are founded on facts connected with the Reyolodon, and
2y p. 261, contains a curious account of a prophecy made in referei i
Arnold's treason, several yean prior to that officer's defection.
2581 WILLIAMS (Eleazer). Life of Te-ho-ra-gwa-ne* i
c^ ^^ alias Thomas Williams^ a Chief of the Caughnav)
Tribe of Indians in Canada. Albany : Munsell. ill
Svo^ morocco, extra gilt, and inside linings richly gilt.
2582 WILLIAMS (H. W.) Select Views in Greece. V.
"^^ ^^ Classical Illustrations. London, ill
% Tok., bound in i, royal 8vo, levant morocco ; 84 fine Stzxl Plates. The cl
of subjects, the exquisite beauty of the execution, and, above all,
poetical feeling displayed, render these views truly fascinating. Art »
here to be carried to the highest extent.
1
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516 WILUAMS.
2583 WILLIAMS (J. L.) The Tcnritoiy of Florida: or.
Sketches of the Topography, Civil and Natural His-
toiy, etc. Nov Tori. 1837.
Ivo, dock; MAr% Vnw^ etc
^- 2584 WILLIAMS (R.) The | Blovdy Tcncnt, | of Persecution,
^ ^ for cause of | Conscience, discussed in|A Conference
betweene | Trvth and Peace. | Who, | In all tender affec-
tion, present to the High | Court of Parliament, (as the
Result of I their Discourse j these, (amongst other {Pas-
sages) of highest consideration. |
L$ndon: Printed in the Tear 1644.
4lD^ IS L| ff. M7y red cnuhed levant morocco, by F. Bcdibrd. Fine Urge cepj of
this cscremely me volume.
^^ - 2585 WILLIAMS. The | Bloody Tenent |yet | More Bloody :
^^^^ by I Mr. Cottons endevour to wash it white in the|
Blood of the Lambe ; | Of whose precious Blood, spilt
> in the | Blood of his Servants ; and | Of the blood of Mil-
lions spilt in former and | later Wars for Conscience
' sake, I that I Most Bloody Tenent of Persecution for
cause of I Conscience, upon a second Tryai, is found
now more I apparently and more notoriously guilty. | In
this Rejoynder to Mr. Cotton, are principally! I. The
Name of Persecution, | II. The Power of the Civil
Sword I in Spirituals] | Examined | III. The Parliaments
permission of | Dissenting Consciences | jjustified. | Also
(as a Testimony to Mr. Clarks Narrative) is added j a
Letter to Mr Endicot Governor of the Massachuscts in
N. E.|By R. Williams of Providence in New-Eng-
land.]
London : Printed fw Giles Calvert ^ and are t9 he sold at\
the hlack-spread'Eagle at the West^-end of Pauls. 1652.
4to, red crashed levant morocco, by F. Bedford. Kne large cofijr.
^ : XS86 WILLIAMS Mr. Cottons | Letter | Lately Printed, |£x-
y amined I and I Answered ;|By Roger Williams q{ Provi-
dence I In I New-England. |
London: Imprinttd in tht jeen 1644.
SnuU 4to, p. 1. 1, pp. 47, bine cnulwd lenni moiocco, by F. Bedbrd. Tbii leria
by Roger WillUmi ii very dainble in tny American CoUectioD— >pinic>
nlailj M> in Rhode IiUnd Ubniy.
2587 WILLIAMS. Experiments of Spiritual Life and Health,
<'<» And their Preservatives. Providtna: Reprinted. 1863.
2588 WILLIAMS (S.) Natural and Civil History of Ver-
/ %:J> mom. ft^alpele: Isaiah Thomas. 1794.
■to, ilwep } Mat. AnrooiArK note to Cluncellat Kcat.
25S9 WILLIAMS. [The Same.] Second Edition, Corrected
y fS€> and Enlarged. BurltngttH^ Vt. 1809.
1 vdi., 1*0, ibeep.
3590 WILLIAMS (S. W.) A Biographical Memoir of the
^^ Rev. John Williams, and papers relating to the Early
^ Indian Wars in Deerficld. Greenfield. 1837.
■imo, pp. 1*7, doth.
3591 WILLIAMS (T.) A Catalogue of the Library of the
*5> Rev. Theodore Williams. London. 1827.
Rofil gTo,bavdi, uncut; Luai Patu. From Jofan AUia'i Libnij. The ule
amonnud Id £10,115 171. M.
2592 WILLIAMSON (Hugh). The History of North Caro-
/ /^^__ lina. Philadelphia. 1812.
a Toltq 1*0, h«lf c*lf J Mat.
y/
518 WIL80K.
WILLIAMSON (William D.) The Histoiy of the
State of Maine \ From Its first Discovery^ A.D.
1602, to the Separation, A.D. 1820, Inclusive.
HalkweU. 1833.
' % Yob., rayil Svoy half gnea morocco^ uncut \ Povtsait inserted. RenurkaUy fine
copy.
^^ 2594 WILLIS (W.) The History of Portland, Part II, 1790
to 1833. Portland. 1833.
Svoy pp. 355y doth \ Plats.
595 WILLIS. The History of Portland from 1632 to 1864.
With a Notice of Previous Settlements, Colonial
! Grants, and Changes of Government in Maine, By
William Willis. Maps and Engravings.
Portland. 1865.
{▼Oy dochy oncnt. One of only 15 copies, on tinted paper.
2596 WILLISTON (E. B.) Eloquence of the United States :
/ ^^ Compiled by E. B. WiUiston. MiddUtoum. 1827.
5 Tolf., 8 TO, boards, uncut. Fine dean copy.
^ ■ 2597 WILLS (W. H.) Poets Wit and Humour, Selected by
^ _ : W.H.Wills. Illustrated with 100 Engravings from
Drawings by Charles Bennett and George H. Thomas.
I London, [n. d.]
, 4to, green morocco, gilt edges.
^.2598 WILLSON (E. B.) An Address, Petersham, Massa-
-^1 chusetts, July 4, 1854. One hundredth Anniversary of
the Incorporation of that Town. Boston. 1855.
Svo, half morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Braditreet.
2599 WILSON (A.) American Ornithology ; or, the Natu-
/^ ^f^ \ ral History of the Birds of the United Sutes. Illus-
nated with pbtes. Engraved and colored from original •
drawings taken trom nature. By Alexander Wilson.
Philadelphia: Published by Bra^^ordl^ Insiip. 1808.
9 nd*., 4to, liilf inonKco. A good copy of the criginil edition. The Platu of
likii editloo exceed in beiuty tai fnihnai thoK of inj labuquenc iane,
■od though tome of them hive been "lec off" on the oppmite pagei of
text, the book u not the leu raliuble, i> ihu ii the lure mailc of an orig-
inal eopjr. The pliiet In diii edition weie all colored b; hand.
Hit ardent and penpicacioui mind enabled bim to eibibit the trnthi he diacoveicd, in
that warm, lucid, and captivating language which neter fiiltio reach the
heart of hit reader) while the iaithfulnen of hii ddineationi ihov mou
adrantageouil]' the accuracj of hii pencil.
« Equal in elegance to the matt diitinguitbed of oar own tplendid worlci on Omichol-
"With an enchuiiaini never excelled, (hij eicnordinar]' man penetiatEd the *ait ter-
ritoiiet of the United Slata, undeCerred by liirein or iwampi, fiir the tole
pntpote of docribing the native birdi." — Loap BaoncHAU.
la tbia, a ia all the copiei of the original edition, the plato are diacolored, owing to
the Mftneat of the paper.
1600 WILSON. The Foresters : A Poem, Descriptive of
•^. v5^ a Pedestrian Journey to the Falls of Niagara.
West aester^ Pa. 1838.
I Imo, abeep. A rare Tolune of Ametiean poetry, bj the author of ■< American Or-
2601 WILSON (D.) The Life of Jane McCrea, with an
\f,^0 account of Bui^oync's Expedition in 1777. By D.
Wilaon. New Tori. 1855.
lUDo, pp. 15 J.
a6o2 WILSON (H. H.) The History of British India. From
^7^ 1805101835. Lmdm. 1848.
3 Toti., Svo, doth. Tbii period include! the Mutinlea of Vellore and Bamckpore,
and the accounti of them wilt be found to throw light on more recent
520
WILSON.
^ ^^ 2603 WILSON (J.) Noctcs Ambrosiana by John Wilsoo . . .
• Wm. Maginn, J. G. Lockhart, James Hogg and others.
Revised Edition with Memoirs and Notes by R. S.
! Mackenzie, D.C.L. New Twk. 1866.
' 5 Toli. royal Sto^ half gnai OMtocoOp nacnt; Laiob PAm. too copies pri*
▼>t*l7[0 printed.
^ ^ ; 2604 WILSON (J. M.) The Rural Cyclopaedia, or a General
Dictionary of Agriculture, and of the Arts, Sciences,
Instruments and Practice, necessary to the Farmer,
Gardener, etc. Edinburgh. 1847-49.
■ 4 Yoli., imp. Sroy half cal/; many Platbi. One of the mott uaeful booki of in
^ ^ ; 2605 [WILSON (S.)] An | Account \o{ the | Province |of|
Carolina I in I America. I Together with | An Abstraa of
the Patent, I and several other Necessary and Useful
Par- 1 ticulars, to such as have thoughts of Trans- 1 porting
; themselves thither. | Published for their Information. |
London : \ Printed by G. Larkinfor Francis Smithy af^ the
Elephant \ and Castle in CornhilL 1 682. |
SmaU 4to^ pp. ay, red crushed levant morocco, by Bedford ; Maf. One of the or-
liett and rarest books relating to Carolina.
-^j 2606 WILSON (Thomas). The Biography of the Principal
American Military and Naval Heroes ; comprehending
Details of their Achievements during the Revolutionary
and Late Wars . . . Embellished with Portraits.
New Tori. 181 7.
% Tob.^ tamo^ >^>*cPf ^^ impressions of the PoaTVAm.
J 2607 WILSON. [The Same.] Second Edition, Revised.
^ 7^ New Tork. 1810.
^ I
% ▼ols.y ixmo, half blue morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Bradstieet.
WINTHROP.
521
A 2608 WILSON (T.) An Analysis of the Illustrated Shake-
^ speare of Thomas Wilson, Esq. London. 1820.
* 4tOf hilf moroccoy uncuc ; Lasge Pap&«. The Shakcipeare desciibed was in 10 folio
▼oluroety conulning if$^S PuiTts. Only 15 copies printed in this size.
2609 WINTERBOTHAM (W.) America and the West
Indies. London. 1795.
4 Tob., 8vo, calf; Px.atxi« Fine PoBTtAXT of Washington, and other plates.
/^
2610 WINGFIELD (E. M.) "A Discourse of Virginia." |
By Edward Maria Wingfield, | The First President of
the Colony. | Now first printed from the Original
Manuscript in the Lambeth Library. | Edited, with
Notes and an Introduction, | By Charles Deane.
Boston: Privately printed, 1859.
%wOf pp. 44, red crushed levant morocco, gilt edges, by Mttthews. 100 copies pri-
vately printed for Mr. Charles Deane. Fowle*» copy sold for $45, on-
boand.
261 1 WINSOR (J.) A History of the Town of Duxbury,
/ /:2-^ Mass., with Genealogical Registers. Boston. 1849.
tro, pp. 360, boards, uncut; Portbatt.
2612 WINTHROP (J.) The History of New England, from
/ y^^_ 1630 to 1649. By John Winthrop, Esq... from his
- \.- Original Manuscript, with Notes . . , By Jatmes Savage.
-^ A New Edition, with Additions*
' Boston : Little^ Brown & Co. Mbccclin.
% Tola., fvo, half moroccoy uncut.
26*3 WINTHROP. Life anrf hittM of Johtf IflTinthrop,
/ /jt-^ Governor of Massflcfiu^ftti Bay Company at their
Emigration to New England, 1630. Edited by Robert
C. Winthrop. Asfon. 1864.
% Tols., Svoy half morocco^ oncnL
66
522 WOOD.
^ \^^\^f>H WINTHROP Relation of a Voyage from Boston to
! New-Foundland. BastMj N. E. m,dcc,lxi.
// ^^
8to^ half morocco^ gilt top^ hy BndfCzcet.
2615 WISDOM in Miniature. WmrasUr: haiah Thomas.
3iroo, freen cmthcd lerant morocco, gilt top, \j F. Bedford.
-^ \ 2616 WISE (J.) A Vindication of the Government of Ncw-
y f ^ England I Churches. By John Wise, A.M., Pastor tea
'^y . y ^-* ■ ♦" Church in Ipswich. The Churches Quarrel Espoused;
Also, A Platform of Church Discipline of the Churches
assembled in the Synod At Cambridge in New England,
1648. Boston. M,DCC,LXXII.
3 Toli. in i» iamO| polithed calf extra, gUt edgei, by F. Bedfbfd. Fine laijc and
clean copy of these toy scarce tracts.
2617 [WOLCOT (Dr.)] The Works of Peter Pindar.
^ London, 1802.
4to^ half calf} PoaTtArr. A series of the first editions of these £uioas poemt.
. ^ 2618 WOOD (John). The History of the Administration of
^ "^ John Adams, Esq., Late President of the United
Sutes. New Tori. 1802.
' SrOy half levant morocco, i;ilt top, uncut, by Br idstreet. All bat ten or twelve oopia
of this work were suppressed. Fine copy.
/ A^
2619 WOOD. The Suppressed History of the Administration
of John Adams, as P:inted and Suppressed in 1802.
Now Republished with Notes and an Appendix, bj
John Henry Sherburne. Philadelphia. 1846.
lamo, doth.
y ^ IjitlO WOOD. An Antidote to John Wood's Poison. By
^ ^-"^ Warren. New Tori. 1802.
Syo, pp. 63.
SH
WOR8LIT.
I
.^\j~a
2626 WOODWORTH. Reminiscences of Troy, from its
Settlement in 1790 to 1807. Second Edition, with
Notes. Albany. i86a
Foobcaf 4101 lulf OMfocea, p|t tof^ •acM, hj BndMract.
2627 WOO^EY (C.) A Two Yew Journal in Nw York;
and parti of its Territories in America. A new edi-
tion with copious Historical and Biographical notes, by
[ E. B. 0*Callaghan, M.D. New Tw-k. i860.
4M^ clocKg uQciit Oowaqi* >^^^Motheca Amfric^ai, No. a. Lako* Paw. 50
cofiei printed.
I 2628 WORCESTER COUNTY. Proceedings of a Con-
vention. WwrcttUr. 1812.
St«, fp. SI (1), WKM.
I
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2629 WORCESTER Magazine and Hi^oriol jQitfoal.
Wvrc^er. 1826.
2630. WORDSWORTH (C.) Greece, Pictorial, Descripdre
and Historical. By Christopher Wordsworth, D.D. A.
New Edition, carefully Revised. With numerous En-
g^xiogs^ iUJAisg^iatiYe of th^ Scenery, Architecture, Cosr
tume, and Fine Arts of that Country, and A History of
... Greek Art. By George Scharf, F.S.A.
London: yohn Murray, 1859.
Royal Sfoi half morocco, uncut. Containi upwardt of 350 EmsRAViNGa on Woon,
and %t on Stku, bj Fidding, Crcswick, Hanrey, Paul Huet, Daubign}-,
etc, and is one of the moat elegant boolu of iti daat.
2631 WORSLEY (J.) A View of the American Indians,
their Character, Customs, Rites and Tradiuons, etc.
London, mdcccxxviu.
I CnwB In^ hauit. A carioM work, ihowint the Amaiaa lodiaM ta be the de-
■ceoduD of the tea tnba of bncl, bj coopwini ibcii nitomi, eIc.,
^ with choK of the Jewi.
0631 WORTH (S. A.) Random Recollections of Albany,
from 1800 to 1808 : Third edition, with Notes by the
Publisher. Albany: J. MunitU. 1865.
Inf. tia, imcot) Laioi Pa?u. 50 copet printed.
2633 WRIGHT (R.) The Life of Major-Gencral James
V .*> Vfo\ft. Undtn. 1864.
■vo, pp. ixa., 6*6, half blue morocco, (ill Mp> uncut, bjp Bi
3634 WRIGHT. A Memoir of General Oglethorpe.
Pom Ito, pp. xri., 414, cloth, iui<
^ ^-^^ Lmdm. 1867
2635 WRIGHT (T.) Caricature History of the Georges, ot
/ Annals of the House of Hanover, compiled from the
S<]utbs, Broadsides, Window Pictures, Lampoons and
Pictorial Caricatures of the time. By Thos. Wright.
With nearly four hundred Illustrations on Steel and
Wood. 1868.
4tot tulf norocco, fitt top j Laiu Pafu. OaVf loo copiei of the Lufc Pipct
cdirion ban been printed. It coatiiDi ■ddtttoul PoiTiAm of Janci
Oilnr, the Ciricirariil, and KiC, Enl of Cbuhun.
2636 WRIGHT. [A Collection of Old English Pieces.]
^ y'd ' Edited with Prefaces, Notes and Glossary by Thomas
Wright, Esq., M. A. London: ^. Picitrlng. 1836.
4 mil., t^nare ilmo, half morocco, uncut. Thu elegant leriea conutti of The Tur-
nunent of Tattenhara ind the Featj Songi and Carolij Tale of the
Baiyn and the Frere and [he Bo; ) Ind the Nulbrowne Maid.
2637 WYATT (M. D.) The Art of Illuminating, as prac-
i$*^^f <f ticed in Europe, from the Earliest Times. Illustrated
Borders, Initial Letters and Alphabets, Selected and
526
WYOACINO.
I
.u
JS'S' o ^
/\iyo
Chromo-lithognphed by W. R. Tymms. With an
Essay and Instructions by M. Digby Wyatt, Architect.
London : Day & Son. [n. d.]
Lai|« Sto^ cloch. Condiat lom pLATn^ all iUamtiuted and printed ia colon aad
inclttdci i^ooS Illomiicatio Fiovan.
2638 WARING (J. B.) Masteq>ieces of Industrial Art and
Sculpture at the Industrial Exhibition of 1862.
London. 1864.
3 vob., feliO| kopcrbly bound in morocco, |Qt edges, Grolier tooling on the ndo.
Contains 300 Plates, including sereral hundred of the most choice ex-
amplcs of Sculpture and Decorative Art exhibited in London at the Ex-
hibition of it 61. It renders with exact fidelity the tkifi^mmrrt of the
world's progress in Art and Industry, and will always serve as a penna-
ncnt model for all interested or occupied in the various arts and manu&c-
tures represented.
2639 WYNNE (James, M.D,) Private Libraries of New
York. New York, i860.
1 vols., imp. Sto; LAaot Pxpta. Only loo copies printed. Among the prindpal
libraries mentioned in this work, are those of John Allan, George Ban-
croft, Thomas P. Barton, J. Carson Brevoort, Rev. Dr. Chapin, Aimoa
W. Griswold, William Menxies, William Curtis Noyes, Dr. I*ttrple, Gcou
T. Strong, R. L. Stuart, and Richard Grant White.
This UMiqyx and Bkautifvl Copt was got up by Mr. W. L. Andrews of New
York, for his own library, and is one of the most successful of his e£brts;
it contains onx RUNoaxo and THtxx scakcx platxs, in the finest pos-
sible condition, many being Ptoors; among which may be mentioned
three Poktkaits of Dr. Dibdin, Jacob Cats, Lafayette, two of B. Frank-
lin, Shakespeare, Isaac Walton, Paul Jones, Gen. Putnam, B. Arnold,
Paley, Burton, Major Andre, Washington, Earl Spencer, Colonel Tarlctoo,
Prof. Silliman, and Dr. Williams : View of Venice, and the CanCerboiy
Pilgrims
Many of the Platis are inlaid by George Trent, in his best manner. It is un-
doubtedly the Finest Copt kvex oppsau> roa sale.
2640 WYOMING. The Betrothed of Wyoming. An His-
torical Tale. Philadilpbia. 1830.
iftmo, pp. 181, boards^ ncnt.
/^MT^^^^M ^"^^^ ^* ^- NO^nd MouUon (T. W.)
History of the State of New York, in-
cluding its Aboriginal and Colonial An-
nals. Both parts complete in one vol. ,
New nri. i824-'26.
Ito, hiirmorocco. ytrj Ktret.
2642^[YONGE (F.)] A] Narrative] of the | Proceedings! Of
^^ ^ -^ the People of | South-Carolina, | In the Year 1 7 1 q : | And
of| The True Causes and Motives that induced | them
to Renounce their Obedience to the Lords | Proprietors,
as their Governors, and to put | themselves under the
immediate Government of the | Crown. |
' London:] Printed in the Tear MDCCXXVI.
4to, pp. 40, half gtcen morocco, ^t lop. Vcfj me.
1643 YOUNG 'A.) Chronicles of the First Planters of the
'4'. ^^ CoitvJf of Massachusetts Bay, from 1602 to 1636.
No.t#lrst collected from Original Records and Con-
temfttraneous Manuscripts, and Illustrated with Notes.
By 40cxander Young. Boston, mdcccxlvi.
SVO, hllf eiir, DDGOt.
2644 YOUNG. Chronicles of the Pilgrim Fathers of the
^ ^^__^ Colony of Plymouth, from 1602 to 1625. Now first
Collected from Original Records and Contemporaneous
Printed Documents, and illustrated with Notes. By
Alexander Young. &>ttan. MDcccxi%
/■^.
528 YOUNG.
^ 3645 YOUNG. A Discourse on the Ufe of Hon. Nathuw
Bowditch.
' 2646 YOUNG. Discourse. Ordination of Rev. G. E. Ellis.
I BtOrn. 1S40.
] tTo,r^«4■
I ^^ 26+7 YOUNG'S REVENGE. A Tragedy. Retised by J.
P. Kemble. Lmtdm. 1811.
r>,
NGER. The|Tryal|of|John Peter Zen-
gcr, I of I New- York, Printer, | Who was
lately Try'd and Acquitted for Printing
and [ Publishing a Libel against the Gov-
ernment. | With the Pleadings and Argu-
ments on both Sides. |
Lmdon: J. JVilfariL,... 1738.
Sam. A laj imponut nut
decided igiiait Oo*. Croabji oT
I L, pp. yx, htlf
fer the libot; of tlx po^ wUdi
He* York.
7
2649 [ZINGENDORF]. The] Remarks, |wbicb| The Author
•'^ oMhc I Compendious Extract, &c.,|In the Preface to
his Book, I Has friendly desird of | The Rev. of Thurcn-
stein,[For the Time Pastor of the Lutheran Congrega-
tion of J. C. in Philadelphia.
Pbiladtlpbia : | Printed and said by B. Franklin. \ m,dcc,xlii.
Smill S*o, pp. 14, calf, uncut.
1650 ZUVERLASSIGE ] Beschreibung j Der Drittcn | Confer-
•7 v^^ enzjDcr Evangclischcn Religionen|Teutscher Nation |
L) Pennsylvania,! Wclche ^™ 9- >0. und if" Feb-
niarii i74j|In Oley an Johann de Turks Hauselge-
halten worden; | SamtjDcncn dieses mahl verfasstenj
Gemein-Schlusscn. {
Pbil«dtlpbiat\ Gtdrueit vnd zu haben hey B. Franilin. [1742.]
Smill 4to, bltf Cll£
67
ADDENDA.
r^l^-^
:?-
/ <^i^
2651 BOUTELL (Charles). English Heraldry. With Four
Hundred and Fifty Illustrations. London. 1867.
8tO| doth, gilt cop, uncvt.
I
\ 2652 CLAVIGERO (F. S.) The History of Mexico. Trans-
I lated by C. Cullen. Lmdon. 1787.
' 1 Tolf., 4to» boards, uncut ; Fink Corr.
" BeiUei lutttral hucory, there is in this work much learned research on the aacieat
hiscoiy of Mexico.**-^TBvsiisoM.
2653 COTM AN (J. S.) Liber Studiorum \ a Series of Sketches
and Studies. London. 1838.
Folio, half morocco } 4S Platbs.
2654 DIAZ (B.) The Memoirs of the Conquistador Bernai
Diaz del Castillo ... containing a True and Full Ac-
count of the Discovery and Conquest of Mexico and
i New Spain. Translated by J. L Lockhart.
Lond. 1844.
% vols., Sto, half calf, gilt. ** The quaint, simple chronicling of this old soidier ii tfae
most trustworthy of the narrators of this conquest.** — Atkeu4
» *
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c>/y
^4 ^.
/7 <^
2655 DONOVAN (E.) Natural History of British Quadru-
peds, Birds, Shells and Fishes. Illustrated by many
beautiful colored plates. London. 1 794-1820.
tt vols., rl. Sto, in 13, half morocco, gilt edges. ^ One of the most valuable asd
important works upon natural history ever issued from the press.**
2656 EXCURSION sur let Cotes el leur leu peuts de Nor-
mandie. Paris, [n. d.]
FoUo) 37 Platm soma of them adapted to iUnstrate Dibdinis '*Tmv."
i
APJDHKIM. 531
2657 GALERIE BRITANNIQUE de Gravurcs, feitcs d'aprcs
des Peintures des £coles Italienne, Fran^aise, Flamande,
HoUandaise, et Anglaise ; avec un Historique de Chaque
Tableau; par Edouard Forster. A Lonirti. 18 14.
Folio, half morocco, uncut; 49 Platis; wryfrn im^rtiiiomi,
{ 2658 GALLERY of the Society of Painters in Water Colors.
I London. 1832.
j Folio, in 6 parts ; 18 India Paoor Platu. Published at a 11. for each part.
«
• 2659 GUIAND (J.) and HARRIS (C.) The Ruins of Man-
doo, the Mahommedan Capital of Malwah, India.
i London, i860.
' Folio ; 6 Fins CoLoaiD Platis, with descriptive letterpress.
2660 JACKSON (A.) Proclamation, by Andrew Jackson,
President of the United States. i^SS*
The Yimous Proclamation of Nullification, December 10, 1833. BeaittifuUy prinud
on Satin, with Oinamsntal Boxoca. Sise, 3iin.,x i%\,
2661 LANDON. Annales du inus6e et de Tecole moderne
^^J(^ — des beaux-arts, recueil de gravures au trait d'apres les
tableaux des anciens maitres et les principaux ouvrages
de peinture, sculpture ou architecture des artistes
vivants, etc. Paris. 1 801-1834.
44 vols.y Sto. This extensive and valuable work consists of the fbUowinf subjects :
Peinturt: Bcole italienne, 8 vols.; Ecole flamande, allemande, etc., 4
vols. ; Ecole fran9aise ancienne, 3 vols. ; Bcole fran^aise moderne, 4
vols. Sculpture : Sculpture antique, 2 voIl ; Sculpture moderne, 3 vols, j
Architecture fran^aise, i vol.; Oalerie Giustiniani, t vol. Oalerie Massais,
^.^ I vol. Stctiom modeme s Salons de 1808 i 1831, 15 vols.
\u
, I vol. 5
* 4 / 4^ —
266i LINCOLN. Eulogies, Sermons, Orations, Poems, &c.,
^^^ on the occasion of his death. A Collection com-
prising two hundred and seventy-seven titles in two
hundred and forty-two separate pamphlets. This col-
lection was in part formed by Mr. Spencer, the Editor
53*
ADDENDA.
of Lincolniania^ and contains all mentioned in his list,
with perhaps one or two exceptions. Since the pabli-
cation of that work, the present owner has made large
additions, and the collection is now nearly complete, as
it contains all mentioned in Bartlett's List of three
hundred, with the exception of twenty-nine, together
j j with several which he does not name. Of many of
I these pamphlets, but small editions were published; of
' , Samuel Johnson's only 15 were printed, and of several
j of the others, only one hundred. [v. d.]
NO DUPLICATES, ud all in Vsit Fnrm ComvnoM.
I
^i" ^^ 2663 MANUSCRIPT (A) on Vellum, Having the Arms of
I the Barbarni Family, a.d. 1743.
I 410, morocco. From the Allan Collection.
g ^^, 1664 MISSALE ROMANUM. A Manuscript on Vellum,
probably written at the end of the 15th Century. Con-
I \ tains 10 leaves with floriated borders, and numerous
colored initials.
I ' Square iimo, red moiocco.
^^ ^7 ^ 3^^5 PRECIS. A Manuscript, probably written between the
I Xllth and Xlllth Centuries. Elegantly written, in a
I minute hand, on abortive vellum.
I , Sq. iSmOy cnithed levant morocco, inlaid j colon and [tooled, gilt edges, etc. Tbii
I Es^BiTB MAMutCKiPTy covering about 600 paget, and probably 600 jtm
I old, it in vifimt ttmMvm ai any . manmcript of its age.
/
7-
^2666 RAPHAEL. The Cartoons of Raphael. A Series of
Seven Colored Plates.
-7 I jT-^ \ 2667 REBELLION. Manuscript Maps and A Collection of
I j the Autographs of the Federal Soldiers in the Con-
federate Prison at Portsmouth — ^including John A. Dix,
Frank E. Howe.
An interetting memento of the Rebellion.
INDEX OF SUBJECTS.
THE FIGURES REFER TO THE ¥AGE OV THE CATALOGUE.
ArucA — 3a, 156, lei, 394.
Agucultou — 480, 481, 510.
Almanacs — 160, 276, 455.
Amuican CoLOMUt— I ly 19, 23, 96, 145*
Amuicam Retolution — 3, 6, 8, 10-13,
22-24, a^ a7, 30» 3»» 33. 39> 40»
4a^-44j 46, 48* 60-63, 67, 71, 77,
80-85, *9-93» 95-99» '<». '03> 'o^-
III, 114, 115, 123, 129, 13s, 142-
^44^ «48> »50j 'S^. «55> ^S^i 'S*,
159, 161-163, 166-168, 171, 173,
«75-«79i '84, 188, 193, 197, 198,
201-204, 107-209, 217, 220, 222-
224, 226, 227, 231, 237, 239, 241,
H3* a44. M, H9» »5o» ^S^-iS^,
261, 264, 265, 267, 270, 273, 274,
279, 280, 284, 285, a93-a9Sf »98»
301, 306, 307, 310, 312, 314^316,
320, 323, 331, 336, 337, 343, 349,
364^366, 370-372, 374f 375. 377.
378, 381. 383. 384. 387, 388, 39^
39»> 394» 396, 400, 40*. 4ii.4i3f
4«4» 4«6, 419. 4»o, 423, 426, 427,
4»9. 43a, 435» 438-443» 445, 447-
45o» 454^56, 460, 469, 470, 472,
476-489, 498, 504, 508, 514, 515,
519, 520.
Angumo— 13, 68, 84, 323, 395. 473,
474, 508.
Anglo-Saxoii— 4, 33, 259.
AimqsnTtxt— 156, 197, 204, 238, 265,
3»a, 317, 355i 376, 387, 39a, 407f
409, 4*41 4»5» 469-
AicHmcTuis. Su Fine Am.
AUCANSAI 333.
AuA— 156^ 201, 31 J.
AorntALiA — 296,
Bamama — 78.
Bbllis Lsima — 3, 8, 15, 18, 22, 29,
3«i 33, 4a, 53, 55, 65, 80, 85, 94,
99, "5, «46, 15a, «94, aoo, 217,
223. 230, 257, 273, 278, 280, 302,
305, 306, 309, 331, 338, 342, 343,
348, 35a, 361, 373, 376^ 379i 38a,
386, 387, 398, 400, 401, 403, 412,
413, 415. 411, 425, 4a7-43o, 43a,
436* 437, 446, 449, 45a, 466, 470,
474, 5«8, 520, 525.
BiBLM— 35, 137,139, 3a6, 327, 360,425.
Bibliooxafhy — 8, 19, 20, 26, 27, 31,
35, 36, 38. 4a, 50. 56. 57, 66, 74, 88,
89, 94, 100, no, 114, 1 16-122,
125, 133-136, 150, 172, 178, 181,
186, 187, 196, 197, 200, 214, 229,
249, 250, 268, 275-277, 313, 315,
3«6, 33a, 339, 357, 358, 359, 378,
380, 390. 391. 41a, 414, 420, 432,
437, 45»» 453, 456, 47«, 505. S^
508, 511, 512, 526.
BlOGlAPHT AND CoSAXSTOHDlNCB 5, 6,
26, 28-31, 38, 45, 48, 55, 58, 61,
65, 66, 69, 71, 72, 75-78, 81, 86-88,
91-93, 102, 103, 105, 112, 113, 115,
124-127, 131, 141, I44r-i48, 151,
152, 158, 159, 163, 170, 174, 175,
191, 193, 195, 196, 201, 202, 205,
211, 212, 214^-217,222, 223, 229-
a35» a37, a39-24i, 245, 246, 252,
254, 256-258, 261-264, 267, 269,
a73i a79, 281-284, 290, 293-295,
a98, 307, 309, 3«9» 336, 338, 340,
34a, 347. 349, 354, 358, 359, 361,
365. 366, 373, 374-376, 378, 381,
383. 384. 388, 389. 39>, 39a. 395-
397, 399. 400, 403, 407, 411, 424,
429, 430, 440, 44i-444» 446, 448,
453. 458-460, 464, 465, 469, 470»
47a, 478-506, 508. 509, 514, 515,
5'7, 5'9-5ai, 5a5. 5a8.
rrjt
S34
IWDBX.
(W.), PrHmr^ti%t M^ *47,
309* 470.
Amuica — »t, 61, 61, 66, 74,
76, 79» *•» *3» ■©*» «53. «*'t '•4»
197, SOI, 10 J, 105, fto8, 144, 150,
»57. »79. »*7i a9S» »97. 14^. 3«5»
4«S. 4*5. 439. 44©. 45*. S^-
r.uccAMuta— 104, 143, »50, 467.
CAuroftitiA — 341, 409, 4ftS, 465.
Camaoa. &r Bricitb AmericA.
CABdUNA. SUf «/»» North and Soach
CarolaBA— li, 75, 7I, »6o, »6i» 510.
GATALOovn. &cy «/•»• Bibliogrmphy — 6,
«3» »7f 35. 3^ 4i» 54i 6^ 99. «07.
■ 54i «57. i6«, 174, «7«. «79. «».
105, 11 6, ast, 26S, 276, iSa, 310,
3«3. 3"4. 330. 33*. 34^ 35». 3^7.
3*». 3«5. 3«^ 3««. 390. 39«. 407.
416,427, 437, 445. 447. 5«». 5«7.
CaufimT — 3 1 8.
CatM — 6, 79.
Cmima— 199, a«5, »94, 355. 444-
CottrSPBAATB SxATBt AltD WoiKI ISLAT-
mo TO THK Rbbbluon — 14, 27, 49,
94,95, 116, 128, 146, 156, 173. «77.
195, 216, 258, 269, 274, 278, 307,
3«9. 347. 34«» 3^, 3^9. 434. 437.
440.
COMNKTICOT 24, 40, 48, 90, 91, 197,
209, 210, 218, 226, 287, 312, 320,
330. 35*. 357. 413. 437, 44«. 44*.
454. 45*-
CorroMt — 214, 279, 280, 296, 297, 361,
3^. 443-
DtLAWAAI ^25, 113, 353.
DiamonmanoGbms — 141,153,235,251.
DlCTIONAUXS — %6, 29, 40, 155, 360, 391,
415.4*4. 506-
Dofti (Gottati)— 4, 35, 105, 299, 447.
DitAMATIC LiTUATOftB 3, 3O, 40, 60,
124, 125, 126, 155, 171, 198, 112,
ai8, 241, 269, 284, 285, 289, 297,
33*» 339. 3*3t 403-406, 408, 4".
436, 470, 505, 509, 528.
Egtft^87, 355, 408.
Emblcms — 264.
Enoland. See Great Britain.
EwTAHU— 5, 505.
Etrnology and ETNNOGftAPMY. See NJt-
ural History.
Euaops — 5, 114, 156, 185, 201.
FABua— 4, 34, i»9. "49. ««. «>3. *5^
»57. »^ 33*. 508.
FAcmA— 1,4, 5, I4» 17. »«. 3*. 50| Sh
^ 67, 75. ■3*. «34» 137. »49. '57,
162, 163, 169, 180, 181, 187, 194,
900, 212, 217, aj5, 237, 25a, 256,
262, 264, 268, 271, 275, 343. 3>:-
373. 376, 379. 380, 385, 399.40^.
403, 406, 415, 421, 438, 467, 511,
5 "5. 5*5.
Ficnoir. &«, slm^ Belles Lettret— 4, 14.
■5. «7. 30, 59. 79. «o. III, no,
122, 135, 14^ 152, 153, 185, as3»
256, 264, 265, 268, 308, 33«, 34*.
39«. 445. 446, 449. 45 «. 454, 459,
FiKE A«Ts— 27, 28, 34, 4". 50. 53. 54,
57. 59. ^. 9^ 97. «oo, 103, 106,
111, 112, 116, 131. 132, 150, 154,
157, 166, 169, 180, 184, 185, 19a,
194, 196, 204, 206, 210, 216, 211,
225, 231. 232, 233, 241, 248. 251,
*53, *59. *^. **'. »^. *7»i »7«,
283, 296, 302, 312, 313, 316, 317,
319, 321, 326, 334, 337. 338. 344.
346, 369, 374, 375, 379, 388, 399,
401, 407. 409, 4«9f 430, 434* 443,
450, 4581 459. 464. 4^. 47». 50^
508, 5'5. 5*«. 5*5. 5*6. 530
Floiida— 28, 48, 71, 7S, 122, 259, 44S,
516.
Foom or Jvlt OaAtiom — 2, 3, 24, 37,
3«. 5»» 54. 56. 61, 81, 103, 107,
«33. '46, 147, 154» «79» «oi, 106,
207, 209, 233, 270, 283, 323, 33«,
339. 360, 374, 3*0. 396, 416. 457.
44*. 444. 447. 509. 5"8-
Francs— 13, 28, 29, 67, 99, 116, I73»
*67. 39*. 436, 444, 449i 455. 459-
Fbamkum (B.), Printer — 16, 21, 30, 87,
113, 123, 144, 160, 170, 180, 184,
260, 266, 272, 309, 313, 389, 47s,
529.
Fksmch Was in Ambasca — 47, 77, 123.
209, 254, 271, 274, 281, 383, 31?
34*. 347. 365. 3*6. 3*9. 396, 4i^^
43*. 466, 479, 5^5-
GSMKALOGT 7, 52, 81, 1 28, 1 32, HO,
33«,439. 504. 5«*-
GsoaaAPMr — 14, 95, 181, 424.
Gbologt. See Natoral History.
Gbosgia— 28, 129, 141, 169, 214, asSi
278, 285, 312, 336, 397.
INDEX.
535
OsuiAirr emd Okkman Litiiatvbx —
ii6, 117, I7a,a67, 295.
Gmat Bbttain— I, 4, 17, 31, 51, 55,
6«. 75>87, 89, 114, 130, 137, 141,
149,156. 170, 183, 185, 187, 192,
aoo, ai7, 229, 232, 238, 244, 249,
a53. »59» *67t »7». a73» »78. a79»
»97» 308. 3»»» 3*3« 33O1 37S» 3**,
395f 398* 399» 4"t 4i4i 4aS» 44'-
443» 45»» 453» 460, 469, 472, 475,
510.
Gftsscx— 5, 154, 180, 201, 214, 393,
424,469,515, 524.
GisxN (Sam*l), Prinur — 106, 291, 302,
334,410, 411, 512.
Gmsxnland^io2, 158, 183, 370.
hzralory 88, 149,411.
HuTORT m GxNSRAL — 5, 8, 10, 15, 49,
129, 185, 198, 201, 202, 208, 266,
281, 298, 340, 365, 374, 386, 397,
408, 420.
Illinou— 85, 169, 225, 235, 295, 380.
iLLurrxATXD BooKi — 80, 98, 99, 487,491.
India— I, 34, 104, 285, 415, 431, 47P
579-
Indians— 1, 24, 28, 32, 39, 48, 52, 75,
78, 86, 87, 102, 122, 126, 127, 136-
240, 142, 15^, 158, 164, 165, 167,
170, 171, 197, 201, 218-222, 227,
228, 231, 235, 237-239, 242, 243,
»5o-iS3» »57i a6o, 261, 273, 279,
280, 285, 287, 289, 290, 292, 294,
296, 300, 301, 303, 310, 311, 315,
3»9. 3^4, 3»5« 333» 335» 34^. 348-
350. 360, 364, 393, 398, 410, 416,
417. 4*3. 436, 44i» 44», 4S*> 457i
510, 511, 515, 517, 524, 527, 530.
Iowa— 340, 513.
Irxlano. &«, a/10. Great Briuin.
Italy and Italian Litzraturx — 16, 41,
105, 113, 144, 361,435.
Jamaica. &«, alsoy West Indies — 273.
Japan- 199, 355.
Java — 215.
KxNTwcxT— 67, 141, 153, 225, 249, 281,
296.
Laxx Sutzrior — 5.
Linguistics. &«, a/m, Indians — 165,
184, 187, 319.
Logic — 191.
Local Hvrouxt. &» under the name
of the Statu.
LovmANA — 82, 83, 171, 259, 265, 274,
314, 361.
Maink— III, 178, 250, 347, 349, 364,
518.
Maitlano Club — 51, 282.
Masonry — 256, 287, 483, 485.
Maryland— 40, 46, 50, 76, 97, 135, 171,
179. «99» »70i »86, 370, 381, 401.
Massachusxttb — I, 2, 7, 8, 12, 24, 26,
»9. 33. 36, 40, 43-48, so, 52, 54,
76, 77, 81, 88, 91, 110, 124, 127,
128, 142, 152, 157, 161, 163, 169,
171, 178, 192, 198, 209, 210, 220,
221, 223, 246, 247, 250-253, 258,
265, 270, 274, 282, 287-289, 291,
298-301, 307, 315. 332, 337, 342,
349> 363* 366, 367, 372, 383, 393,
396, 402, 409, 412, 426, 435, 437,
440, 444» 44S» 449. 455» 45^, 47Si
507, 508, 5»»-5»4i 5«8, 521, 524,
527.
Mxxico— 63, 64, 75, 82, 99, 140, 141,
Ha, »54f «6S. *oa> ao3» "»i *36.
244, 248, 251, 262, 296, 335, 366,
382, 385, 475, 514, 530, No. 2232.
MxTAPHYnCS 1 9 1 .
Michigan — 236.
MiNNXsoTA — 236, 360.
Mississippi Vallxy — 409.
Missouri — 236, 268.
Music — 82, 198, 472.
Mythology — 253, 424, 452.
Natural History — i, 5, 7, 19, 20, 34,
361 5*» 55. 58, 78, 82, 112, 124, 141,
i4», 153. »7i-i73. «94i I95i *09>
210, 214, 215, 217, 233, 242,243,
253, 262, 267, 281, 294, 296, 297,
303. 304, 3". 3«5. 3"f 340, 34*,
355» 384* 395» 409, 4151 4»5i 439i
453> 465» 518, 532.
Niw £nglano^2, 7, 24, 26, 37, 68, 71,
85-87, 100, lox, 106, 1x0, X20, 128,
«3i. 133. *347 137-1401 164, 174,
197, 206, 213, 218-220, 223, 227,
242, 243, 246, 247, 261, 262, 265,
266, 277, 288, 290-292, 302, 311,
313, 322r-326, 332, 334, 344, 345,
362, 366, 376, 385, 409-411,416-
4»8, 457. 478, 50^ 509^5»»» 5«3j
536
INDEX.
Kbwfoomolams — ^465, 52s.
N«w HAifptnBx—5, 3>. 3*0. 3*5. 3*6,
330-
N«w Jbmbv— 24, 108, 136, 197, 310,
316, 400, 411, 435, 450, 451, 510.
N«w pLTMoimi — See Manachuictti.
N«w Yo«K Crrr— 40, 41, 81, 93. 103,
109, 130, 141. 158, 195, ai5, ai8,
ai9, »33» »53' 3«». 3*7-3*9. 338.
389, 464, 516, 531,
N*w Yo»K Statb— 19, 13, 24, a6, 32,
39. 40. 41. 46, 4«. 5». 54-66, 74, 76,
9»> 93. 9S. »o«. "*. ■«4. 1*3. "63,
164, 178, 214, 233, 235, 236, 274,
285, 29s, 298, 301, 314, 315, 319,
320, 328-330, 334, 335, 337, 345,
366, 368, 381, 398, 399, 403, 408,
4*1, 4**, 440. 45*. 465. 468, 504,
5»3-5»5» S»7.
NoBTH Cabouma — 28, 52, 68, 69, 129,
199,225, 239, 260, 261, 285, 312,
3«9, 5>7.
NoBTH Amsuca m oncuAi — i, 2, 14,
»3» *7. 3h 5*. 63, 73> 9«. «". "*»
«45. ■75. «84, ao8, 209, 211, 232,
ass. »6o, *66, *93, 305, 315, 331,
335. 345. 370, 384, 3*5. 389. 393.
416, 431, 444, 446, 448, 452, 454,
457, 45«. 467. 47*. 5»«.
Norra-WtsT Pamaob~158,20o, 370.
No?A Scotia. Su Britith America.
KVMIIMATICI Mul CUUSMCT 1 23, I35,
«5*» *05. «>6, 279, 342, 359, 393,
426.
OU0--236, 238, 271, 356, 358, 364,
4*3» 469. 479-
Pacific. At, Ww, CAurotKiA — No. 2342,
102, 104, 143, 213, 268, 470.
PiinnTLirAinA— 21, 25, 46, 47, 58, 73,
82, 83, 108, 130, 144, 154, 159, 168,
«73. »76, 177. *oO| 433. H7» *7*.
300, 301, 313, 335, 350-354, 357,
358, 368, 376, 377, 422, 423, 443,
466, 526, 529.
Pbsv — 1651 167.
PimioooifoicT — 260.
PomT— II, 13, 16, 21, 23, 25, 33, 39,
49» S't 53. 57. 63, 67, 69, 70, 73,
75. 77i «i» «4. «6, 90, 91, 93, 95-
PosTBT, e^miimmeJ.
97. 99t loi, 102, 104-106, 110,
121, 126, 129, 130, 142, 144^146,
'SO. »5«. «53. '56, 161, 162, 164,
174, 176, 177, 181, 186-188, 198-
200, 202-205, 211, 212, 214, 216,
222, 223, 225, 228, 229, 246, 250
*6i, 273, 275, 278, 279, 283, 286,
*99» 308. 3". 3'4t 317, 34*. 33^
338-341, 345. 347» 355. 358. 359,
360, 363-365, 368, 369, 373, 374.
379. 380, 38*, 384, 386, 388, 391,
395. 396, 398, 400. 40*. 403-406,
4«*, 4141 416, 4*8-430, 435. 43^
44*. 443. 445-448, 45 ». 45*. 454,
457-459. 467. 470, 476, 48*, 485,
495. 497. 499. Soi, 508, 509, 5'*.
S»3. 5>8, 519, 5**, 5*3.
PounCt AMD PoLmCAI. EOOMOMT— 2, J.
«o, 12, 37, 48. 64, 65, 71, 73. 75.
90, 96, 97. «03, 109. 110, 123, 133,
«4«, 15*. "55. «79. 188-191, 195,
196, 214, 234, 281, 284, 304, 347.
400, 43«, 433, 453, 459. 47^-«8i.
485. 487, 496. 505. 508, 514, 5'8t
522.
POLYGKAPHIC WUTXU— 2, 3, I9, 22, 26,
»9. 39. 53. 5^. 6*, 65, 77, 146, 147,
151. 156, 160, 161, 163, 172, 174,
194, 212, 234, 251, 299, 364, 373,
471, 477. 505-
Porr«AiTt— 54, 78, 136, 166, 179, i05,
*37. *5*, »7a, 3»», 361, 364, 397,
471,488, 491, 501, 530.
PiATU Boox»— 41, 4*, 51.
PsoTUM— 368, 375, 506.
QvAmt— 37, 40, 171, 246, 247, 3^
385. 436, 5".
RnxLuoN. Su Confedente Scita.
RBGiciDn>~ 172.
Rrooi Iilamb— 16, 26, 27, 56, 72, 100,
'74. *54, 3«o, 3*6, 332, 440, 466,
5*6, 517.
ROMS— I, 130, 278, 319, 424.
St.Doioiioo. &r,«/M,WettIiidk»-*i35.
Samowicb Iilaiim— i4iy 143, 213.
ScoTiAMD. Set Great Bricaio.
SioLT— 144,
Slatbbt— ftji, 270^ 307, 415.
Som Ahkica — 4JS, 443,468.
Soim Cakoliha — s8, 40, 76, 8a, 119,
141, iSi. 311, J36, 414, 4»g, (14,
Sowi» (C), iV/mr— 54,
SrAiH — 13, 95, 119.
SnwTi. &f, iitu, Angling — ]j, jg, 156,
igj, 104, 171, 414.
Stuwmut Hill — 176.
SwtTSUtAND-^ 1 5 .
To-Acco— 170, 304,
Tbeouigi — 60.61,103, '°^' "7' "*>
iij, 134, 148, ijs. »S9< *'5' »*6.
191-193, j6j. 403. 447, 450 507,
516, 517, S".
TorooMMY— I4S, tsj, 134. J07. 33°.
JS'-
TuALt— II, 11, 16,63,64, ij, «0«, 136,
161, 163, 3S1, 4SO, 456, 506.
TrroGK AT HT — Eaut Spicmnii, etc. — 16,
»l. 33. 59. 79. 'o*. »JS, 1S9, 339,
345. 4S<i, 45'. 453. S"'-
Umitid Statk, ctmtiiaui,
M16, »07, 1S7, 310, 433, 434,438,
45*. 463. 467. 474. 509-
VUMONT 7, 114, II4, 185,110, 517,
VnciNtA— 34, 39, 40, S9, 61, 6!, 69, 7a,
95, 104, 107, 113. 141, 171, 179,
191,117, 134, 138, 139, 147, i6j,
170, 171, 3". 333. 337. 34». 417"
419, 439, 440, 466, 467, 486,493,
Sii.
VOYAOU AND T(ATIU~-IO, iS, 63, 77,
Bi, 83, 97. 104. '43. '5>. '*•- '83,
■95. >99. »». »>3. "9. »44> *S7.
i6l, 179. »Bi. »94, 3'1. 3'S. 3'*.
346, 361 370, 380, 41B, 4^44S>
467, 46S, 470, 530.
VDIXD AKD TWILTI
14. 16. 55. <7. 9'.
34. 141. '71, 193.
196, 109, 11a, 131, 143. aS9.»74.
176, 183, 335, 3461 l^o, 44', 4*4,
474. 5»o-
WuT Ihdiu — 1,41,79, 88, 13s, 143,
•44, 415. 418. 4»7, 44«-
WuTUK Statu — lo, 57, 115, 135, 348,
43»-
97. 98. >
-340.
WrreHctATT — 118, 113, 190, 376, 393.
ERRATA.
Tmi tnon in thi> CitalogBe ve roan Duneioiia chin impoitint, and the iaCelUgeot
reader cm uircct tbc moit af then. Thej will be fbnnd on fagit >, n, ud ii of
the "Noike," and in the following Lota: — 4, 38, 46, 54, 59, 65, 94, 106, 116, 157,
165, 175, 189, 199, 104, 109, «4, 140, »47, 163, 173. a7S> »89i »94i i" Lot 316,
for "Mooie," rttd Medwinj 336, 351, 3764 Lot 381, ibr "CHALMERS," rod
CHAMBERS; tbe ttlt in Lot 401 belong) to Lot 400; 414; Lot 451, for « Pic-
ioiial,"rM<f Poetical; 485, 499; in Lot 553 (»'<), for " Faoirmruci," rod Amta-
tuxhimt; Lot 567 (hbm), for " tTctattti*," etc., rod ETcamc, etc.j 600, 743, 803,
9*9. 954, 984* ""6, 1177, 1171, 1388, 1469, "49», '55*. ^T'li '737. >7S7.
1861, 1904, J913, 1131, 114', »5'4. »SS4) *SSS> *S»'- Tbe« ««. <
many otber errort which hare been oTerlooked. It ii ilmoat ii
miatakei, eipeciatlj in a catalogue got up with » much hute.
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868,
.80
909,
26.00
954,
1.88
827,
828,
12.00
869,
52.00
910,
9.50
955,
1.25
3.12
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2.00
912,
10.00
956,
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57.00
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6.75
957,
4.00
830,
4.25
872,
85.00
914,
70.00
958,
40.00
831,
13-50
873,
5.00
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10.50
959,
12.00
832,
4.00
874,
12.00
916,
5.00
960,
4.00
833,
10.50
875,
4.50
917,
24.00
962,
2.50
834,
10.00
876,
14.00
918,
9.00
964,
37-50
835,
125.00
877,
10.00
920,
16.00
965,
3300
6.00
836,
3.00
878,
65.00
921,
16.00
966,
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11.50
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967,
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11.25
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4.50
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1.62
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981,
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8.50
892,
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936,
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1080,
55.00
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22.50
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40.00
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1086,
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23.00
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96.00
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16.50
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1048,
140.00
1097,
1.12
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7.50
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1.50
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79-75
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5.00
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1.50
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300
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14.50
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1056,
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1.25
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1017,
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1.88
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5.00
1060,
2.50
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2.00
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170.00
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4.50
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25.00
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180.00
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42.50
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6.25
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30.00
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6.00
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3.00
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6.25
1098,
2.00
1117,
60.00
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26.00
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9.50
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26.00
1070,
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PRICES
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Lor.
Pucs.
Lot.
Puci.
Lor.
Puct.
Lor.
Puet.
1169,
♦2«75
1 216,
I1.5O
1265,
$4.00
1308,
♦1.37
1170,
•75
1217,
32.00
1267,
2.00
»309,
6.25
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90.00
I218,
5.00
1268,
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3.00
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2.50
1269,
1.50
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10.50
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1220,
7.88
1270,
10.50
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7.50
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12.00
I22J,
16.00
I271,
2.00
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4.20
1 176,
12.00
1222,
6.00
1272,
1.25
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6.7s
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1178,
11.00
1223,
2.50
1273,
6.00
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1.00
2.00
1224,
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1274,
75.00
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20.00
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4.50
1225,
5.00
1275,
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19.50
1 180,
37.00
1226,
9.50
1276,
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2.50
1181,
15.00
1227,
1228,
1.50
1277,
29.00
1320,
3.00
8.50
1182,
8.00
3-75
1278,
23.00
»32*,
1183,
22.00
1229,
135.00
1279,
1281,
2.50
1322,
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6.00
1230,
4.00
15.00
'323,
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1 185,
45.00
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1282,
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1 186,
5.00
1232,
1.25
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5.00
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1 1 88,
22.00
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9.00
1284,
I.OO
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1189,
4.00
1236,
8.00
1285,
3.00
1328,
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1 190,
.».63
«*37,
1.87
1286,
3.00
1329,
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1191,
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1238,
2.13
1287,
10.00
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4.00
119a,
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1.50
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4.87
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22.00
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4.00
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3.00
1241,
7.50
1290,
11.00
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2.00
1 196,
27.00
1242,
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20.00
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10.50
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1.25
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34.00
1292,
2.00
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8.25
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6.00
1293,
6.50
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16.00
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2.75
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1294,
1.38
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1200,
9.00
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2.50
1295,
6.00
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3.00
1201,
6.00
1250,
3.12
1296,
350
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54.00
1205,
1.50
1251,
6.50
1297,
1.50
1340,
15.00
1206,
3.00
1252,
5-75
1298,
4.25
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20.00
1207,
1208,
35.00
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30.00
1299,
15.00
1342,
8.00
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6.00
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42.50
1255,
2.38
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4.88
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1302,
1.50
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7.00
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25.00
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100.00
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7.50
1260,
5.00
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30.00
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67.50
1262,
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36.00
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PRICES
•
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Urr.
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Lot.
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Lot.
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$8.50
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$8.00
1664,
•3-75
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1.00
1568,
4.50
1622,
2.50
1665,
10.00
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16.25
1569,
15.00
1623,
1.25
1666,
6.00
1526,
8.00
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20.00
1624,
2.00
1667,
2.00
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3-75
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15.50
1625,
36.00
1669,
3.00
1528,
35.00
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5.25
1626,
3.00
1670,
1.50
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5.50
1583,
10.00
1627,
4.50
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3*5
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23.00
'584,
11.00
1628,
7.00
1672,
1.50
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13.00
1629,
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1.50
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1674,
7.50
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185.25
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12.00
1632,
84.00
1676,
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27.50
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1635,
4.00
1678,
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40.00
1636,
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1679,
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15.00
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31.00
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4.00
1680,
10.00
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35.00
15951
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5.00
1681,
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3.00
1596,
210.25
1640,
7.00
1682,
1.50
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2.75
1641,
2.25
1683,
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1. 00
15981
3-75
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28.00
1684,
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34.00
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22.00
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7.50
1685,
12.25
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2.00
1600,
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27.50
1686,
4.00
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5.00
1601,
7.50
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1.25
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1.25
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38.50
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22.00
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2.25
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225.25
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10.00
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29.00
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1.50
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6.00
1606,
3.00
1649,
350
1691,
1.50
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1.50
1607,
29.00
1650,
32.90
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355.25
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1.50
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32.00
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2.25
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5.00
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20.00
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3.00
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40.00
1654,
3.00
1695,
30.88
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120.00
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42.50
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67.50
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5.00
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21.37
1612,
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11.00
1697,
1.25
1560,
2.25
1613,
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1.50
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1615,
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1658,
40.00
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8.75
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112.50
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11.50
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15.50
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6.75
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17.50
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27.00
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4.50
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LIST OF PRICES.
55 »
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'37,
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$1.00
32.00
2.25
14.50
41.00
2.50
2.75
15.00
2.00
.50
5.50
2.75
1. 00
1.50
3.00
13.00
.88
3-3S
1.62
5.00
2.25
4.50
1. 00
1.30
4.12
1. 00
1.25
•75
3-63
4.00
23.00
20.00
35.00
3-50
1.50
.50
7.50
6.25
2.00
5.00
27.50
Lot. Puck.
749,
$11.00
750,
17.00
75»,
25.00
752,
12.00
753,
35.00
754,
9.00
755,
10.00
756,
5-50
757,
42.00
758,
22.00
759,
6.75
760,
2.25
761,
2.50
762,
60.00
763.
325
764,
9.00
76s,
»-75
766,
2.25
767,
5.00
768,
1.50
769,
2.00
771,
5.50
772,
20.00
773,
12.00
774,
3-50
775,
.15
776,
94.25
777,
2.75
778,
.10
779,
.10
780,
12.50
781,
30.00
782,
.75
783,
1. 00
784,
5.00
785,
4-13
786,
1.25
7!Z'
5.00
788,
29.75
790,
1.50
791,
85.00
Lot.
Puci.
793,
794,
795,
796.
797,
798,
799,
800,
801,
802,
803,
804,
805,
806,
807,
808,
809,
810,
811,
812,
813,
814,
815,
816,
817,
818,
820,
821,
822,
823,
824,
825,
826,
827,
828,
829,
830,
831,
832,
834,
835,
$20.00
7.87
2.00
7.00
.75
10.00
9.00
4.50
12.00
1.38
6.00
14.00
.62
6.00
3.50
».75
1.50
63.75
•63
2.50
29.00
2.25
2.25
2.25
.50
25.00
14.50
6.50
28.00
2.50
70.00
1. 00
10.00
35.00
375-00
1. 00
.50
5.00
5.00
6.00
.50
Lot.
838,
840,
841
842,
8431
844,
846,
8471
849,
850,
851.
853,
854i
855^
856,
857,
858,
86r
862,
863,
864,
865,
866,
867,
868,
869,
870,
871
872,
873,
874,
875.
876,
877,
878,
879,
880,
88r.
882,
Pmcc.
$1.00
40.00
18.00
2.25
10.00
8.25
20.50
112.50
.02
4.00
3.00
325
21.00
.10
7.50
2.00
2.00
6.00
22.75
37.50
425
1.25
5.00
2.00
2.00
3-»3
3.25
2.00
90.00
1. 00
9.00
7.25
1.62
.25
325
60.00
1. 00
I.OO
1.50
4.50
26.50
LIST OF PUCBl.
Lot.
Puci.
Lot.
Pmct.
Lot.
Puu.
Lot.
Pud.
iSSjT
»2.25
1926,
Jr.25
1968,
80.50
2010,
«6.7S
i88*.
3.00
"927.
3.00
'969,
'•37
2011,
33-75
1885,
I.7S
1928.
42.00
1970,
1.63
2012,
10.50
1886,
16.50
'929.
.50
'97'.
5.50
2013,
3.00
1887,
12.50
1930,
2.50
'97».
34.00
2014,
130.00
1888,
6.25
1931.
3.00
'973.
2.50
2015,
100.00
I8S9,
6.00
■932.
1.25
'974.
4.00
2016,
•75
1890,
6.13
"933.
10.50
'975.
3.00
2017,
30.00
.89.,
48.00
1934.
•25
'976,
5-25
2018,
■•75
1892,
■50
'935.
20.00
'977.
3=5
2019,
11.00
1893,
1.50
1936.
9.00
1978,
•50
2020,
4^50
189*,
3.50
'937.
3.00
'979.
•87
2021,
6.50
■89s.
2.50
1938,
2.50
1980,
8.00
2022,
7.00
1896,
■25
1939.
■SO
1981,
11.00
2023,
4.88
1897,
1500
1940,
S'3
1982,
5.00
2024,
10.00
1898,
21.00
■94'.
11.00
11 "
5-25
2025,
I.OO
.899,
2.00
'943.
35.00
11
1.00
2027,
11.25
"900.
5-25
'944.
5.00
11
I.OO
2028,
5.00
1901,
6.00
'945.
1.50
11
■ ■50
2029,
2.12
1903,
36.00
'946.
12.00
11
27.00
2030,
58.00
1903,
12.75
'947.
40.50
11
24.00
2031,
22.00
1904,
4.12
'948.
16.87
t<
2.00
2032,
JSO
■90s.
4B.75
'949.
6.00
1990,
1.63
2033,
.50
■ 906,
2.50
'950.
3.00
'99'.
16.00
2034,
50.00
1907,
30.00
'9S'.
4.00
■992.
5.00
2035,
■50
1908,
1. 00
'952,
s-y
■993.
7-50
2036,
3-63
1909,
26.25
'953.
.50
'994.
I.OO
2037,
'•75
1910,
2.00
'954.
•63
199s.
4-25
2038,
49.50
1911,
.25
'955.
2.25
■996,
.10
2040,
2.00
1912,
3.00
1956,
10.00
■998.
9.00
2041,
11.00
■913.
2.25
'957.
26.00
■999,
I.OO
2042,
'm
I9>+.
I.OO
1958,
6.50
2000,
3-SO
2043,
6.50
I9>S.
■50
'959.
•'5
2001,
12.00
2044,
1918,
2.00
i960.
4.00
2002,
25.00
2045,
■•75
I.OO
■961.
12.25
2003,
138.00
2046.
3.00
■9'9.
1.00
1962,
90.00
2004,
3.00
2047,
90.00
1920,
2.50
■963,
I.OO
2005,
3.00
2048,
32.00
1921,
6.25
1964,
2.50
2006,
10.00
2049,
4-50
1922,
3.25
1965,
3.00
2007,
8.75
2050,
2.00
■923.
7.00
.966,
10.00
2008,
&
2051,
'•37
I9»4.
•87
'967.
200.00
2009,
2052,
2^75
VOT.
Puci.
Ixrr.
p«w
Lot.
PlICI.
Lot.
PlICI.
»054,
$25.00
2098,
S2.00
2143,
$6.00
"ll'
86.00
20S5.
3.00
2099,
8.00
2144,
13.50
2188,
12.00
2056,
■ 63
2100,
24.00
2>45,
30.00
2189,
I.OO
1057.
I.2S
2IOI,
16.00
2146,
10.00
2190,
3.00
JO58,
5.00
2102,
24.00
2147.
50.00
219I,
25.50
2059,
5-25
2103,
30.00
2148,
■25
2192,
■35
2060,
I.OO
2104,
33-<'°
2149,
3.00
2193.
■25
2061,
19.00
2105,
3.00
2150,
2.00
2194,
125
2062,
.30
2106,
7-25
2151,
14.00
2195,
1.50
2063,
.62
2107,
1.20
2153,
8.00
2196,
2.00
2o4,
13.00
2108,
4.00
2154,
■75
2197.
60.00
2065,
.06
2109,
•75
2>55,
12.50
2198,
.25
2066,
2.00
2IIO,
2.00
2156,
.10
2199,
7.50
2067,
100.00
2111,
12.50
2157,
2.00
2200,
33.00
2068,
4.00
2112,
2.00
215S,
3.00
2201,
4.25
2069,
1.25
2113,
5.00
2159,
10.00
2202,
13.00
2070,
8.50
2115,
.10
2160,
1.13
2203,
13.00
2071,
1.50
2117,
8.00
2l6l,
17.50
2204,
3.00
2072,
87.50
2Il8,
2-75
2162,
2.50
2205,
2.00
»°73.
S2.50
21 19,
15.00
2.63,
.10
2206,
.10
2074,
21.00
2120,
3.00
2164,
1.00
2207,
•05
2075,
6.50
2121,
22.75
2165,
/^'
2208,
.05
2076,
2.00
2122,
1.20
2166,
16.00
2209,
3-00
2077,
63.00
6.00
2123,
4.00
2167,
2.00
2210,
•25
2078,
2124,
2-75
2168,
2.25
2212,
5^37
2079,
2080,
.75
2125,
2.50
2169,
11.00
2213,
4^25
17.00
2126,
23.13
2170,
5.00
2214,
14.00
2081,
25.00
2127,
9-75
2172,
5.00
2215,
1.50
2082,
23-5"
2128,
.25
2174,
1.25
2218,
23.00
2084,
200.00
2129,
76.00
2175.
.63
2219,
2.00
208s,
.50
2130,
6.00
2.76.
6.50
2220,
15.00
2086,
■3"
2131,
4.00
2'77,
47.00
2221,
1.50
2087,
6.00
2132,
700.00
2178,
S.50
2223,
2220,
15.50
2088,
300.00
2133,
■50
2179,
2.00
3-50
2089,
8.00
2134,
I.OO
2180,
.50
2227,
.16
2090,
17.00
2135,
5.12
2181,
■3°
2228,
1.10
2092,
.25
2137.
2.50
2182,
1.00
2229,
10.00
2094,
SS-o"
2138,
.50
2183,
2.00
2230,
1.25
209s.
13.00
2'39.
.50
2184,
3.00
2231,
•55
2096,
3.2s
2141,
2.00
"51-
4^0O
2232,
SS.oo
2097,
1.50
2142,
21.00
2186,
I3^oo
2233,
24.00
554
LUT or PRICIS.
Lot.
PaKB.
2234.
$6.50
223s,
6.50
2236,
4.00
4237.
31.00
2238,
45.00
1239.
13-75
2240,
23.00
2241,
9.00
2242,
2.50
2243.
4.50
2244,
7.00
2245.
85.00
2246,
12.00
2247,
2.13
2248,
»-75
2249,
17.25
2250,
3-5»
2252,
.50
2253»
4.50
2254,
2.00
225 s»
6.75
2256,
1.50
22S7>
2258,
8.00
»-75
2259,
5.62
2260,
5-75
2261,
1. 00
2262,
6.25
2263,
.05
2264,
.50
2265,
3-50
2266,
32.00
2267,
8.00
2268,
14.00
2269,
25.00
2270,
8.50
2271,
8.50
2272,
.10
2274,
7.00
2275,
3-50
2276,
13.00
Ln.
Puet.
Lor.
PtICB
Lot.
Puce
2277,
$3.00
2321,
$2. 50
23651
80.75
2278,
12.00
2322,
1. 00
2366,
1. 12
2280,
2.50
2324.
2.50
*3^7.
10.50
2281,
12.50
2325.
.50
2368,
6.00
2282,
350
2327.
12.00
23691
1.50
2283,
10.50
2328,
2.00
2370,
216.00
2284,
25.00
2329.
.50
237I1
42.00
2285,
3-50
2330.
16.00
2372,
4.00
2286,
325
233».
5.00
2373.
16.50
2287,
3.00
2332,
12.00
23741
3-75
2288,
7-5«
23331
1. 00
23751
350
2289,
.50
23341
5.00
23761
7.00
2290,
24.00
23351
2.25
2377,
1. 00
2291,
5.50
2336,
.88
2378.
3-75
2292,
6.50
2337.
4.00
2379.
•25
2293>
6.50
2338.
*-75
2380,
52.00
2294,
20.50
2339.
.62
2381,
.50
2295,
15.00
2340.
2.50
2382,
.50
2*96,
15.00
234 »i
3-50
23831
11.00
22971
6.00
2342,
1.50
2384,
2.50
2298,
. .40
23431
3.00
23851
5.00
2299,
2.00
23441
3750
2386,
5.00
2300,
3-75
6.00
2345.
25.00
2387,
^^ ^^ ^^
3.00
2302,
23461
25.00
2388,
1-75
2303,
728.00
2347.
6.00
23891
2.13
2304*
3.00
2348,
15.50
23901
4.00
2305.
12.00
2349.
25.00
239I1
1.50
2306,
3.00
2350.
o''3
2392,
6.00
2307.
1. 12
235 ».
184.00
2393.
10.25
2309*
3-25
2352,
18.00
23941
5.25
2310,
2.50
23531
5.00
23951
5.00
2311,
1.88
23541
15.00
2396,
•30
2312,
5.2s
2356,
3.00
2397.
5.00
23 '3.
14.50
23571
2.00
2398,
3.00
23 H.
4.50
2358,
2.00
23991
3-50
23»5>
.82
23591
2.00
2400,
5-25
2316,
16.00
2360,
4.50
2401,
2.00
23 '7.
2.00
2361,
7.00
2402,
3-^5
2318,
35.00
2362,
30.00
24031
3.00
23 »9.
1.50
23631
1-75
24041
9.00
2320,
7.00
23641
•13
24051
2.50
LIST OF
PRICES.
555
Lor.
PaiCE.
Lot.
Puei.
I.0T.
Pucx.
Lor.
Pucs.
2406,
fc.75
2450, $980.00
24921
, $2.25
2533.
$20.00
2407,
4.00
2452,
4.50
24931
9.00
2534,
1-37
2408,
4.00
2453»
3-75
2494i
34-00
2535»
32.00
2409,
5.00
2454,
2.00
24951
4.25
2536*
•75
2410,
2.00
2455,
3-75
2496,
20.00
2537>
8.25
241 1,
.25
2456,
1.50
2497,
1-75
2538,
70.00
2412,
5-25
2457>
4.00
2498,
4-75
2539*
4.00
24»4,
5.50
2458,
4-75
2499,
3-75
6.25
2540,
27.50
2415,
.05
2459,
525
2500,
254i>
8.62
2418,
5-75
2460,
3.00
2501,
2.00
2542,
•45
2419.
5.00
2461,
2.38
2502,
5.00
2543.
1. 00
2420,
4-75
2462,
10.00
2503,
2.75
2544,
2.00
2421,
7.00
2463,
3.00
2504,
5.00
2545,
325
2422,
4.75
2464,
1-75
2505,
5.00
2546,
1.50
2423.
2.50
2465,
55.00
2506,
2.00
2547>
10.00
2424,
»-75
2466,
.87
2507,
6.50
2548,
6.50
2425,
1.50
2467,
33-00
2508,
8.50
2549i
•15
2426,
3-50
2468,
1-75
2509,
1.50
2550,
.50
2427,
2.00
2469,
2.00
2510,
1.25
2551,
1.38
2428,
I.CX5
2470,
5.00
2511,
5-75
2552,
7.50
2429,
6.00
2471,
3.00
2512,
10.00
2553>
1. 12
2430.
1. 00
2472,
1.50
25131
12.00
2554,
6.00
243i>
3.00
2473.
1.50
2514.
7.50
2555,
37.00
2432,
3.00
2474,
325
2515,
21.50
255^,
1.50
2433.
1.50
2475,
2.00
2516,
7.00
2558,
21.00
2434,
325
2476,
1.50
25171
2.75
2559.
1.63
2435,
2.50
2477.
2.50
2518,
9.50
2560,
2.00
2436,
1.50
2478,
8.25
25191
4.50
2561,
52.50
2437.
3-50
2479^
5.50
2520,
4.50
2562,
2.50
2438.
525
2480,
2.25
2521,
2.00
2563,
2.00
2439»
4.50
2481,
6.00
2522,
2.50
2564,
3.00
2440,
3-50
2482;
5.00
25231
2.00
2565,
3.00
2441,
»-75
2483.
24.00
25241
.10
2566,
53.00
2442,
4.00
2485,
1. 00
25251
4.75
2568,
.25
2443»
1-75
2486,
325
2526,
22.00
2570,
.50
2444,
3-50
2486a,
3.12
2527,
325
257i>
.62
2445.
9.00
2487,
1.50
2528,
29.00
2572,
^•75
2446,
2.75
2488,
7.50
25291
10.25
2573>
•25
2447.
11.50
2489,
2.50
253O1
19.00
2574,
90.00
2448,
4.00
2490,
11.00
253 11
.40
2575.
3^oo
2449.
1.25
2491,
3-75
2532,
2.00
2576,
4.00
SSi
U3T OF PRICES.
Lot.
Pud.
Lot.
Puct.
Lot.
Puct.
Lot.
Pud.
2S77,
»7-oo
2604, $12.00
2631,
$1.38
2662, S126.OO
J578,
9.00
26OS.
45.00
2632,
1.50
2663,
5.00
2579.
2.75
2606,
I. 00
2633.
4.50
2664,
21.00
60.00
2580,
15.00
2607,
3.50
2634,
1.25
2665,
2581,
5.00
2608,
5.50
263s.
9.00
2666,
■•75
2582,
22.00
2610,
18.00
2636,
11.00
2667,
2.50
1584,
97.50
2611.
1.12
2637,
105.00
2668,
1.8;
1585,
132.50
2612,
2.25
2638,
105.00
2669,
8.25
2S86,
90.00
2613.
2.25
2639.
176.00
2670,
•35
1587,
.50
2614.
1.50
2640,
I.OO
2671.
13.00
2588,
1.50
2615.
11.00
2641.
12.00
2672,
15.00
2589,
J.00
2616,
12.00
2642,
10.25
2673.
1.2s
2590.
•75
2617.
I.OO
2643.
413
2674.
20.1s
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•50
2618,
8.50
2644.
4.12
2675.
15.50
2592,
2.25
2619,
1.50
2645,
1.00
2676,
3.00
2593.
10.50
2620,
1.25
itlk
.50
2'77.
1.00
2594.
.50
2621,
525
8.75
2678,
1.00
2595.
4.25
2622,
8.00
2649,
7.50
2679,
1.63
2596,
5.00
2623,
200.00
2650,
5.50
2681,
.50
2597.
8.00
2625,
5.00
2651,
3-50
2682,
2.50
2598,
2.25
2626,
4.00
2652,
4.00
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23.5'>
2599.
121.50
2627,
2628,
3.50
2'54.
3.00
2684,
525
2600,
3.50
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2'55.
5S.50
2685,
2.00
2601,
S.oo
2629,
6.00
2656,
2.00
2686,
2.75
2602.
2.63
2630,
11.00
2661,
93-50
2687,
34.10
2603,
32.50
Toul amount $4.2,262.69
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