Catalogue of books in the children's department of the Carnegie library of Pittsburgh

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IN THE

CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT

OF THE
CARNEGIE LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH

VOLUME II

SECOND EDITION

PITTSBURGH

CARNEGIE LIBRARY

1920

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CATALOGUE OF BOOKS

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CARNEGIE LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH

Volume II

SECOND EDITION

PITTSBURGH
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1920

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Volume I

Preface
Author List
Title List

Page

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389

Subject Index

Volume II

Subject Index

Different editions have been listed in the subject index only when it has been
necessary to indicate a change in paging. For full entries and annotations of books
see Author list.

A Becket, St. Thomas. See Thomas a Becket, St.
Abolition of slavery. See Slavery.

Aboukir bay, Battle of, 1798.

Tappan. Out-of-door book, p.450-456 j 590.4 T19

Acadia.

Hawthorne. Grandfather's chair, p.121-129, 142-147 j 974.4 H36

Hawthorne. Whole history of grandfather's chair, p.121-
129, 142-147 j 974-4 H36g

Johonnot. Stories of our country, p. 66-72 j 973 J37

Accidents. See First aid in illness and injury. — Life-saving.

Acorns.

Andrews. Stories Mother Nature told, p. 78-92 j 570.4 A56

Acrobats.

Moffett. Careers of danger and daring, p. 255-292 j 604 M76

Actors and acting.

Reid. Careers for the coming men, p. 213-217 j 174 R31

See also Drama. — Moving pictures. — Operettas. — Pageants. — Panto-
mime.— Plays. — Puppet shows. — Tableaux.
Also Boatl'c, .^d'y^iij).: \: .' *• '. .-' ..*

Adams, Mr.y Abigail' (Smith).' '•'••"'

Richards. AbigQ5l;A;Gains and her times j 92 A2iir

Adams, John. ' ■--«-'••'■

Brooks. Centur}? hoaW of , f aticiifs Americans, p. 17-30. . . .j 923 B77

Brooks. Histvoric Amer/cans, -p. §6-99 j 920 B77h

Morris. Heroes of progress in America, p. 85-90 j 920 M91

Adams, John Quincy.

Brooks. Century book of famous Americans, p. 17-32.... j 923 B77

Brooks. Historic Americans, p. 202-217 j 920 B77h

Lodge & Roosevelt. Hero tales, p. 149-159 j 973 L76

Adams, Samuel.

Brooks. Historic Americans, p. 60-72 j 920 B77h

Morris. Heroes of progress in America, p. 51-55 j 920 M91

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Addams, Jane.

Parkman. Heroines of service, p.295-322 j 920.7 P24

Addresses. See Orations.

Adobe.

Lane. Industries of to-day, p.98-104 j 604 L23

Our country: West, p. 189-192 j 917.9 O32

Adventures.

Dole. Book of adventure j D694b2

Famous adventures and prison escapes j 973.7 F21

Hale. Stories of adventure j 910.8 H15S

Lang. Blue true story book j 904 L23b

Lang. Red true story book j 904 L23r

Lang. True story book j 904 L23

Pittenger. Great locomotive chase j 973.7 P67

Tappan. Adventures & achievements j 920 Ti9a

Tappan. Out-of-door book j 590.4 T19

Trowbridge. Brave deeds j 904 T77b

See also Explorers. — Frontier life. — Heroes and heroism. — Hunting.
— Indians of America. — Pirates. — Sea stories. — Shipwrecks. —
Sports. — Travel. — Voyages. — (The) West.
Also names of battles and of wars, as War of 1812.

.^neas.

Abbott. Romulus, p. 59-154 j 92 R667a

Brooks. Story of the ^neid j 873 V34ab

Bulfinch. Age of fable; ed. by Hale, p. 314-348 j 292 B87

Bulfinch. Age of fable; ed. by Scott, p. 319-355 j 292 B87a

Bulfinch. Golden age of myth & legend, p. 317-352 j 292 B87g

Church. .lEneid for boys and girls j 873 V34C

Church. Stories from Virgil j 873 V34

Church. Stories of the Old World, p. 247-354 j 292 C46

Clarke. Story of yEneas. ....■.........,.....,:./.■.'.; .:.^.... . .j 873 V34ac

Gayley. Classic myths, p.346-37^. ...... .'v*.\'- •.•l-f-t*-'- ■• -J 292 G25a

Guerber. Myths of Greece and Pome, p,36o-.3_77 j 292 G95

Havell. Stories from the ^neid. ..... ., .''.'.:.". .•.*: ," j 873 V34h

Storr. Half a hundred hero tales, p. 106-223.. .,.,". j 292 S88

Tappan. Stories from the classics, p.395-496.-f.'. .' j 880.8 T19

Aerial navigation. See Aeroplanes. — Air-ships. — Balloons.

Aeroplanes.

Baker. Boys' book of inventions, p. 321-354 j 609 B17

Bond. Inventions of the great war, p. 123-147 j 355 B62

Cavanagh. Model aeroplanes and their engines j 533-652 C29

Collins. Boys' book of model aeroplanes j 533-6 C71

Collins. Second boys' book of model aeroplanes j 533-6 C71S

Gibson. War inventions, p. 225-250 j 355 G36

Hall. Handicraft for handy boys, p. 297-326 j 790 Hi6h

Hall. The handy boy, p.265-295 j 790 Hi6ha

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 7

Aeroplanes — continued.

Holland. Historic inventions, p. 273-295 j 926 H72

Hubbard & Turner. Boys' book of aeroplanes j 533.652 H87

Kasmar. First lessons in aeronautics j 533.6 K13

Maule. Boy's book of new inventions, p. 3-128, 375-387. .j 609 M48a
Miller. Kitecraft and kite tournaments, p. 103-126. .. .j 533.6 M69k

Morgan. How to build a 20-foot bi-plane glider j 533.652 M89

Rocheleau. Great American industries; transportation,

p.270-275 j 380 R56a

Rolt-Wheeler. Wonder of war in the air j R656W0

Tappan. Modern triumphs, p. 268-298 j 604 T19

Verrill. Boys' outdoor vacation book, p. 258-284 j 796 V28

Walker. Aerial navigation j 533.6 Wi6a

Walker. Practical kites and aeroplanes j 533.6 W16

Williams. How to make things, p. 296-3 10 j 604 W74h

See also Air-ships. — Balloons.

Also Langley, Samuel Pierpont.

.^sop.

Adams. Dear old story-tellers, p. 39-54 j 928 A21

^tna, Mount. See Etna, Mount.

Afghanistan.

Carpenter. Asia, p. 317-321 j 915 C22a

Huntington. Asia, p. 1 12-120 j 915 H94

Redway. All around Asia, p. 267-273 j 915 R27

Tappan. World's story, v. 2, p. 273-282 j 909 T19

Afghanistan. Stories.

Henty. For name and fame j H456fo

Africa.

Tappan. World's story, v. 3, p. 265-484 j 909 T19

Africa. Description and travel.

Carpenter. Africa j 916 C22

Carroll & Waldo. Around the world; book five, p.81-117. .j 910 C23e

Du Chaillu. Country of the dwarfs j 916.7 D86c

Du Chaillu. In African forest and jungle j 916.7 D86i

Du Chaillu. Lost in the jungle j 916.7 D861

Du Chaillu. My Apingi kingdom. .' j 916.7 D86m

Du Chaillu. Stories of the gorilla country j 916.7 D86

Du Chaillu. Wild life under the equator j 916.7 D86w

Knox. Adventures of two youths in a journey through

Africa j 916 K35

Knox. Boy travellers on the Congo j 916.7 K35

Knox. In wild Africa j 916.6 K35

Lane. Under sunny skies, p.99-122 j 914 L23

Moncrieff. The world, p. 128-147 j 910 M8iw

See also Bushmen. — Hottentots. — ^ Negroes. — Nile river. — Sahara
desert. — Zulus.
Also names of countries, as Egypt.

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Africa. Exploration.

Hale. Stories of discovery, p. 188-220 j 910.8 H15

Henty. Famous travels, p. 8-46 j 910 H45f

Jenks. Boys' book of explorations j 910.9 J25

Sparks. Famous explorers, p. 344-354 j 910 S73f

Synge. Book of discovery, p. 339-356, 391-402, 440-500.. j 910.9 S99
Verne. Great explorers of the 19th century, p.66-148. .j 923.9 V27g
See also names of African explorers, as Livingstone, David. — Stanley,
Sir Henry Morton.

Africa. Geography.

Tarr & McMurry. New geographies, v.i, p.231-238; v.2,

P-373-390 j 910 T2in

Africa. Manners and customs.

Barnard. How other people live, p. 38-47 qj 910 B25

Carpenter. Around the world with the children, p. 22-40,

93-103 j 910 C22a

Shaw. Big people and little people of other lands, p.98-

102, 118-122 j 390 S53

Starr. Strange peoples, p. 123-150 j 572.9 S79

Africa. Stories.

Ballantyne. Gorilla hunters j B2i3g

Henty. By sheer pluck j H456bys

Stanley. My Kalulu j S787m

Africa, South.

Kidd. South Africa j 916.8 K24

White & Smith. Little journey to South Africa j 916.8 W63I

Africa, South. History.

Lang. Blue true story book, p. 19-49 j 904 L23b

Lang. Red true story book, p.i-i8 j 904 L23r

Lang. True story book, p. 132-152 j 904 L23

Marshall. An empire story, p.243-343 ^ j 900 M41

See also Boer war.

Agamemnon, king of Mycence.

Farmer. Boys' book of famous rulers, p. 1-29 j 923.1 F24b

See also Trojan war.

Agassiz, Louis.

Gilbert. More than conquerors, p. 145-168 j 920 G38

Mabie. Men who have risen, p. 1-27 j 920 Mil

Wright. Children's stories of the great scientists, p.261-

300. j 925 W93

Agesilaus II, king of Sparta.

Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Greeks, p. 66-73 J 920 P72zg

Plutarch. Boys' and girls' Plutarch, p. 380-382 j 920 P72b

Plutarch. Lives, v.4, p. 1-49. 152-158 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p. 158-166 j 920 P720

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 9

Agincourt, Battle of, 1415.

Wood. Boy's book of battles, p. 51-61 j 904 W8s

Agis IV, king of Sparta.

Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Greeks, p.73-80. j 920 P72zg

Plutarch. Lives, v.4, p.445-466, 553-558 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p.262-268 j 920 P720

Agriculture. See Farming.

Aguinaldo.

Butterworth. Story of Magellan, p. 197-202 j 910 B98

Ainos.

Johonnot. Geographical reader, p. 242-244 j 910 J37

Starr. Strange peoples, p.95-100 j 572.9 S79

Air.

Arey. Physiography for high schools, p. 65-179 j 551 A68

Buckley. Fairy-land of science, p. 53-75 j 570.4 B85

Frye. Brooks and brook basins, p. 61-70 j 551.48 F97

Gibson. The great ball on which we live, p.161-189 j 550 G369

Hooker. Child's book of nature, pt.3, p.9-89 j 581 H77C

King. Picturesque geographical readers, v. 2, p. 73-79.... j 910 K26

Williams. How it works, p. 322-349 j 604 W74a

See also Barometer.

Air, Liquid. See Liquid air.

Air-ships.

Baker. Boys' second book of inventions, p. 27-76 j 609 Bi7b

Bond. Inventions of the great war, p. 148-168 j 355 B62

Burns. Story of great inventions, p. 173-190 j 609 B93

Collins. Boys' book of model aeroplanes j 533.6 C71

Doubleday. Stories of inventors, p. 29-50 j 609 D75

Hodgson. Mechanics indoors and out, p. 158-183 j 620 H66

Kasmar. First lessons in aeronautics j 533.6 K13

Pepper. Boy's playbook of science, p. 162-180 j 530.7 P4ia

Rocheleau. Great American industries; transportation,

p. 264-270 j 380 R56a

Santos-Dumont. My air-ships j 533.6 S23

Tappan. Modern triumphs, p.260-267 j 604 T19

Turner. Aerial navigation of to-day j 533.6 T86

Walker. Aerial navigation j 533.6 Wi6a

Williams. How it works, p.456-476 j 604 W74a

See also Aeroplanes. — Balloons.

Alabama and Kearsarge (ships).

Barstow. The Civil war, p.161-172 j 973.7 B27

Civil war stories, p. 156-177 j C496

Hale. Stories of the sea, p.256-264 j 910.4 H15

Matthews. Our navy in time of war, p. 223-230 j 973.7 M47

Stevens. Boy's book of famous warships, p. 190-206 j 359 S84

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Alamo, Siege of the, 1836.

Davis. Under six flags, p. 82-87 j 976.4 D32

Lodge & Roosevelt. Hero tales, p.171-181 j 973 L76

Morris. Historical tales; American, v.2, p. 217-224 j 973 M9ia

Roosevelt. Stories of the great West, p.97-105 j 917.8 R68s

Trowbridge. Brave deeds, p.297-307 j 904 T77b

Alaric, king of the Visigoths.

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of the middle ages, p.27-

35 j 920 Hii3fa

Alaska. Description and travel.

Carpenter. North America, P.336-3S2 j 917 C22a

George. Little journeys to Alaska and Canada j 917.98 G31

King. Picturesque geographical readers, v. 5, p. 78-105.. j 910 K26

Morris. Historical tales; American, v.i, p. 327-337 j 973 M9ia

Our country: West, p. 3-64 j 917-9 O32

Alaska. Manners and customs.

Carroll & Jerome. Around the vi^orld; book three, p.9-46. .j 910 C23C

Mott & Dutton. Fishing and hunting, p. 94-1 18 j 910 M94

Nixon. Our little Alaskan cousin j 917-98 N37

Alaska. Stories.

Browne. The white blanket j B798W

Hough. Young Alaskans j H834y

Munroe. Fur-seal's tooth j M968fu

Munroe. Snow-shoes and sledges j M968S

Packard. Young ice whalers j Pi26y

Thompson. Gold-seeking on the Dalton trail j T3793g

Albemarle (ship).

Barstow. The Civil war, p.i73-i79 J 973-7 B27

Blaisdell & Ball. Heroic deeds of American sailors,

p.iio-128 j 973 BS2he

Civil war stories, p. 178-187 j C496

Lodge & Roosevelt. Hero tales, p. 291-300 j 973 L76

Morris. Heroes of the navy, p.294-301 j 923.5 M91

Morris. Historical tales; American, v.i, p. 314-326 j 973 Mgia

Strange stories of the Civil war, p.105-116 j S897S

Trowbridge. Brave deeds, p. 365-376 j 904 T77b

Albert I, king of the Belgians.

Parkman. Fighters for peace, p. 1-24 j 923.5 P24

Alchemy. See Chemistry.

Alcibiades.

Church. Pictures from Greek life and story, p. 262-274. . . .j 938 C46
Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Greeks, p.51-

59 j 920 P72zg

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Greece, p.i73-i79- ■ • • J 920 H113
Morris. Historical tales; Greek, p. 221-225 J 938 M9ia

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX ii

Alcibiades — contittued.

Plutarch. Boys' and girls' Plutarch, p. 233-259 j 920 P72b

Plutarch. Lives, v. 2, p. 1-51, 101-106 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p. 126-134 j 920 P720

Alcott, Louisa May.

Alcott. Lulu's library, v.3, p. 7-21 j A355IU

Bolton. Lives of girls who became famous, p.104-121. . . .j 920.7 B61

Cheney. Louisa May Alcott j 92 A35SC

Holland. Historic girlhoods, p.291-302 j 920.7 H72

Keysor. Sketches of American authors, v.2, p. 175-194.. . .j 928 K23

Macomber. Stories of our authors, p. 151-176. . . . ." j 928 M21

Wright. Children's stories in American literature, v.2,

p.179-195 j 810.9 W93

Alden, Mrs Priscilla (Alullins).

Holland. Historic girlhoods, p. 107-123 j 920.7 H72

Aldrich, Thomas Bailey.

Rideing. Boyhood of famous authors, p. 16-27 j 928 R43

Wright. Children's stories in American literature, v.2,

p. 196-209 j 810.9 W93

Alexander the Great, king of Macedon.

Abbott. Alexander the Great j 92 A374a

Baldwin. Thirty more famous stories retold, p. 87-96.... j 904 Bi9t

Farmer. Boys' book of famous rulers, p. 71-109 j 923.1 F24b

Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Greeks, p.115-

128 j 920 P72zg

Guerber. Story of the Greeks, p.227-255 j 938 G95

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Greece, p. 215-226. . . .j 920 H113

Harper. Leaders of men, p.43-60 j 923 H28

Johonnot. Stories of the olden time, p. 90-106 j 904 J37

Morris. Historical tales; Greek, p. 296-304 j 938 M9ia

Plutarch. Boys' and girls' Plutarch, p. 420-444 j 920 P72b

Plutarch. Lives, v.4, p. 159-255 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Lives; retold by Weston, p.98-148 j 920 P72I

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p. 211-229 j 920 P720

Russell. Alexander the Great j 92 A374r

Tappan. Adventures & achievements, p. 346-372 j 920 Tiga

Alexander the Great, king of Macedon. Stories.

Church. A young Macedonian j C468y

Alfred the Great, king of England.

Baldwin. Fifty famous stories retold, p. 5-10 j 904 B19

Farmer. Boys' book of famous rulers, p. 169-194 j 923.1 F24b

Freeman. Old-English history, p. 1 13-138 j 942.01 F91

Gilman. Magna charta stories, p. 183-192 j 904 G42

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of the middle ages,

p. 135-142 j 920 Hii3fa

Harper. Leaders of men, p. 122-143 j 923 H28

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Alfred the Great, king of England — continued.

Krapp. In oldest England, p. 73-93 j 942.01 K41

Mabie. Heroes every child should know, p. 127-143 j 920 Miih

McKilliam. Alfred the Great j 92 A392m

Morris. Historical tales; English, p. 19-34 j 942 Mgia

Tappan. In the days of Alfred the Great j 92 A392t

Wright. Children's stories in English literature, v.i, p.57-

78 j 820.9 W93

Alfred the Great, king of England. Stories.

Henty. Dragon and the raven j H456dr

Madison. A maid at King Alfred's court j M236m

Alhambra.

Browne. Spain, p. 30-38 j 914.6 B79

Irving. The Alhambra j 914.6 I28

Irving. Legends of the Alhambra j 398.2 I28I

Irving. Tales from the Alhambra j 398.2 I28

Johonnot. Geographical reader, p. 309-318 j 910 J37

Lane. Under sunny skies, p.ii-i8 j 914 L23

Whitcomb & George. Little journeys to Italy, Spain and

Portugal, pt.2, p.82-86 j 914.5 W62

Alighieri, Dante. See Dante.

All Fools' day. See April Fool's day.

Allegheny county, Pa.

Cornman & Gerson. Geography primer, p. 139-154 j 910 C82a2

Allen, Ethan.

Drake. Watch fires of '76, p.48-66 j 973.3 D78

Morris. Heroes of the army, p. 38-45 j 923.5 M9ih

Morris. Historical tales; American, v.i, p. 172-179 j 973 M9ia

Allen, Ethan. Stories.

Thompson. Green mountain boys j T379ig

Alligators.

Southern stories, p.80-95 j S727

See also Crocodiles. — Reptiles.

Almanacs.

World almanac and encyclopedia rj 317.3 W89

Alphabet.

Butterworth. Little Arthur's history of Rome, p. 18-21.. ..j 937 B98

Clodd. Story of the alphabet j 411 C61

Holbrook. Cave, mound and lake dwellers, p. 108-115. .. .j 571 H69
See also Lettering. — Primers. — Writing.

Alps mountains.

Finnemore. Switzerland j 914-94 F51

George. Little journey to France and Switzerland j 914.4 G31

Northern Europe, p. 78-94 j 914 N45

See also St. Bernard pass. — Switzerland.

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 13

Alps mountains. Stories.

Spyri. Heidi J S772h5

For other editions see Author Hst.
Spyri. Moni the goat boy j S772m

Alvarado, Pedro de.

Lummis. Spanish pioneers, p.170-180 j 973-1 L97

Amateur theatricals. See Plays.

Amber.

Andrews. Stories Mother Nature told, p. 1-6 j 570-4 A56

George. Little journey to Germany, pt.i, p.95-97 J 914-3 G31

Kelley. Boy mineral collectors, p. 123-126 j 549 K16

Wade. Our little German cousin, p. 87-92 j 914.3 Wii

America. See Central America. — North America. — South America. —
United States.

American colonial history. See United States. Colonial period.

American flag. See Flags.

American history. See United States. History.

American Indians. See Indians of America.

American literature.

Wright. Children's stories in American literature. 2v. .j 810.9 W93
See also Authors. — Books and reading. — English literature. — Humor.
— Letters. — Orations. — Poetry. Collections. — Poets. — Readers
and speakers.

American poetry. See Poetry. Collections.

American revolution.

Abbot. Story of our army, p.i-i93 J 973 Ai2s

Brooks. Century book of the American revolution j 973.3 B77

Coffin. Boys of '76 j 973-3 C66

Dodge. Stories of American history j 973 D67

Drake. Watch fires of '76 j 973-3 D78

Eggleston. Strange stories from history, p. 120-129 j 904 E35

Fiske. War of independence j 973-3 F54

Guerber. Story of the thirteen colonies j 973-2 G95

Hart. Camps and firesides of the Revolution j 973.3 H31

Johonnot. Stories of heroic deeds, p. 50-92 j 904 J37st

Johonnot. Stories of our country, p.ii5-i77 j 973 J37

Johonnot. Ten great events in history, p.244-264 j 904 J37t

Lodge. Story of the Revolution j 973-3 L76

Moses. Paul Revere j 92 R368m

Nicolay. Book of American wars, p.69-173 j 973 N32

Tiffany. From colony to commonwealth j 973-3 T45

Washington. Rules of conduct, p.43-82 j 92 W272

Watson. Boston tea party j 973-3 W3ib

See also Boston massacre. — Boston tea-party. — Declaration of inde-
pendence.— Stamp act. — United States. History.
Also names of battles, as Lexington and Concord, Battle of, 1775.
Also names of persons as Hale, Nathan. — Washington, George.

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American revolution. Poetry.

Eggleston. American war ballads, v.i, p. 23-104 j 811.08 E35a

English. Boy's book of battle-lyrics, p. 31-138 j 811 E64

Knowles. Poems of American patriotism, p. 65-80 j 811.08 K35

Matthews. Poems of American patriotism, p. 8-82 j 811.08 M47

Stevenson. Poems of American history, p. 127-265 j 811.08 S84

American revolution. Stories.

Barnes. For king or country j B256lf

Cooper. Spy j C787SP

Cooper. Wyandotte j C787wy

Dickinson. Children's book of patriotic stories j D552ch

Knipe. The lucky sixpence j K3462I

Mason. Tom Strong, Washington's scout j M448t

Otis. At the siege of Quebec j 0314a

Otis. Boys of Fort Schuyler j 03i4bo

Otis. With Lafayette at Yorktown j O314W

Perry. Three little daughters of the Revolution j P445t

Price. Lads and lassies of other days j P943I

Revolutionary stories j R371

Sage. Little daughter of the Revolution j Si29ili

Seawell. Quarterdeck, and Fok'sle j S442q

Stoddard. Red patriot j S869re

Taggart. Loyal blue and royal scarlet j T134I

Thompson. Green mountain boys j T379ig

Tomlinson. Marching against the Iroquois j T597m

Tomlinson. Three colonial boys j T597t

Tomlinson. Three young continentals j T597th

Tomlinson. Two young patriots j T597tw

Tomlinson. Under colonial colors j T597U

Tomlinson. Washington's young aids j T597W

True. Morgan's men j T776m

True. On guard! j T7760

True. Scouting for Washington j T776S

Amusements.

Bailey. Boys' make-at-home things j 790 B15

Bailey. Girls' make-at-home things j 790 Bi5g

Baker. Indoor games and socials j 793 B17

Beard, D. C. American boys' handy book j 790 B34w^

Beard, D. C. Jack of all trades j 790 B34J

Beard, L. & A. B. American girls' handy-book j 790 B343

Beard, L. & A. B. Indoor and outdoor handicraft and

recreation for girls j 790 B343i

Beard, L. & A. B. Little folks' handy book j 790 B343I

Beard, L. & A. B. Things worth doing j 790 B343t

Beard, L. & A. B. What a girl can make and do j 790 B343W

Bullivant. Every boy's book of hobbies j 790 B87

Campbell. American girl's home book j 790 C15

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Amusements — continued.

Collins. Handicraft for boys j 680 C69h

Fraser. Every boy's book of handicraft, sports and amuse-
ments j 790 F88

Hall. Boy craftsman j 790 H16

Hall. Handicraft for handy boys j 790 Hi6h

Hall. The handy boy j 790 Hi6ha

Levi. Work and play for little girls j 790 L66

Morris. Home life in all lands, v.2, p. 239-281 j 910 M91

Paret. Harper's handy-book for girls j 790 P23

Tappan. Sports & pastimes j 790 T19

Yale. When mother lets us give a party j 790 Y13

Sec also Camping. — Charades. — Circus. — Dances.^Dolls. — Electric
toys. — Experiments. — Fencing. — Fireworks. — Fish and fishing. —
Games. — Handicraft. — Hunting. — Kites. — Magic. — Magic lan-
terns.— Moving pictures. — Occupations for children. — Pageants.
— Pantomime. — Paper work. — Parties. — Plays. — Puppet shows. —
Riddles. — Riding. — Skating. — Sports. — Toys. — Tricks and puzzles.

Anatomy. See Physiology.

Ancient history. See History, Ancient.

Andersen, Hans Christian.

Adams. Dear old story-tellers, p. 143-163 j 928 A21

George & Dean. Little journeys to Holland, Belgium and

Denmark, pt.2, p. 78-81 j 914.92 G31

Thomson. Denmark, p. 12-17 j 914-89 T38

Van Sickle & Seegmiller. Fourth reader, p. 175-180 j 808.8 Vi7f

Whittier. Child life in prose, p. 253-261 j W661C

Andre, John.

Hart. Camps and firesides of the Revolution, p. 289-292. .j 973.3 H31
Lossing. Two spies j 92 H161I

Andrea del Sarto.

Keysor. Great artists, v. 5, p. 153-163 j 927 K23g

Andree, Salomon Auguste.

Horton. Frozen North, p. 149-153 j 919.8 H81

Angelico, Era.

Keysor. Great artists, v. 5, p. 49-101 j 927 K23g

Angelique de Saint-Jean. Sec Arnauld, Angelique.

Angelo, Michael. See Michael Angelo.

Angels.

Clement. Angels in art j 755 C56

Anglo-Saxons.

Freeman. Old-English history j 942.01 F91

See also England. History.

Animal houses. Sec Animals. Houses.

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Animal kingdom. See Animals. — Ocean life.
Animal lore. See Animals. Stories. — Fables.
Animal stories. See Animals. Stories.

Animals.

Bass. Stories of animal life j 590.4 B29a

Beard. Curious homes and their tenants j 591.52 B34

Brearley. Animal secrets told j 591.4 B71

Breck. Wilderness pets at Camp Buckshaw j 590.4 B72

Buckley. Life and her children j 592 B85

Buckley. Winners in life's race j 596 B85

Burroughs. Squirrels and other fur-bearers j 599.3 B94

Carter. About animals j 590.4 C23

Comstock. Handbook of nature-study rj 570.7 C73

Cornish. Animals at work and play j 591.5 C82a

Cornish. Living animals of the world. 2v qj 590 C82

Cram. Little beasts of field & wood j 599 C86

Cram. More little beasts of field and wood j 599 C86m

Du Chaillu. World of the great forest j 591.5 D86

Fabre. Our humble helpers j 636 Fii

Feathers, furs and fins j 590.4 F31

Gask. Hundred best animals j 590.4 G21

Gask. Wonders of the zoo j 590.7 G21

Holder. Stories of animal life j 590.4 H71S

Hooker. Child's book of nature, pt.2 j 581 H77C

Hornaday. American natural history qj 591.97 H79

Ingersoll. Wild neighbors j 596 I24

Johonnot. Friends in feathers and fur j 590.4 J37f

Johonnot. Neighbors with claws and hoofs j 590.4 J37n

Johonnot. Some curious flyers, creepers and swimmers, .j 590.4 J37s

Jordan. Book of natural history j 590.4 J42

Kelly. Short stories of our shy neighbors j 591.5 K17

Madden. Forest friends j 590.4 M23

Miles. Natural history j 590 M68

Miller. Little folks in feathers and fur j 590.4 M69

Monteith. Familiar animals and their wild kindred j 599 M85

Morris. Home life in all lands, v. 3 j 910 M91

Seton. Wild animals at home j 591.5 S49

Sharp. Beyond the pasture bars j 590.4 S53b

Sharp. Roof and meadow j 590.4 S53r2

Sharp. A watcher in the woods j 590.4 S53

Tappan. Out-of-door book j 590.4 T19

Taylor. Boys of other countries, p. 203-232 j T25ib2

White. Boys' and girls' Pliny, p. 60-251 j 570 P69

Wood, C. D. Animals j 590.4 W85

Wood, J. G. Popular natural history. j 590 W85

Wright. Stories of birds and beasts j 570.4 W935

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Animals — continued.

Wright. Stories of plants and animals j 570.4 W935P

See also Birds. — Fish and fishing. — Fossils. — -Hunting. — Insects. —

Kindness to animals. — Natural history. — Ocean life. — Reptiles. —

Taxidermy. — Worms.

Also names of animals, as Bears. — Horses.

Animals. Care.

Barton. The boy fancier j 636 B28

Bullivant. Every boy's book of hobbies, p. 381-448 j 790 B87

Comstock. The pet book j 636 C73

Fraser. Every boy's book of handicraft, sports and

amusements, p. 442-467 j 790 F88

Graham. Country pastimes for boys, p. 101-235 j 796 G77

Johnson. When mother lets us keep pets j 636 J35

Lucas. Three hundred games and pastimes, p. 295-321 . . . .j 790 L96

Miller, C. H. Outdoor sports and games, p. 170-192 j 796 M69

Miller, M. R. Outdoor work, p. 100-248 j 630 M69

See also Animals. Houses. — Animals. Training. — Birds. Care. —
Kindness to animals.

Animals, Extinct.

Holbrook. Cave, mound and lake dwellers, p. 37-42 j 571 H69

Lankester. Extinct animals j 560 L26

Mix. Mighty animals j 566 M75

Sec also Fossils. — Mammoths.

Animals, Extinct. Stories.

Rolt-Wheeler. The monster-hunters j R656m

Animals. Houses.

Adams. Harper's outdoor book, P.29-S1 j 790 A21

Foster. Carpentry and woodwork, p. 441-456 j 684 F81

Hall. Handicraft for handy boys, p. 379-403 j 790 Hi6h

Wheeler. Woodworking for beginners, p. 126-140 j 684 W61

See also Animals. Care. — Aquariums. — Bird houses.

Animals, Kindness to. See Kindness to animals.

Animals. Poetry.

Coates. Children's book of poetry, p. 176-278 j 821.08 C62C

Ingpen. One thousand poems for children, p. 201-221.. j 821.08 I34

Lucas. Another book of verses, p.99-124, 235-250 j 821.08 L96a

Wiggin & Smith. Posy ring, p. 107-122 j 821.08 W68

Animals. Stories.

Billinghurst. Hundred anecdotes of animals j B483h

Brown. Book of saints and friendly beasts j 398 B78

Bryce. Fables from afar j 372.4 B84f

Burgess. Mother West Wind's animal friends j B897mo

Burgess. Mother West Wind's neighbors j B897m

Burgess. Old Mother West Wind j B8970

Chandler. In the reign of coyote j 398.097 C36

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Animals. Stories — continued.

Clarke. Child's guide to mythology, p.40-164 j 291 C53

Cochrane. Four hundred animal stories j C645f

• Cooke. Nature myths and stories, p. 124-148 j 398 Cjja

Darton. Wonder-book of beasts j 398 D26W

Eddy. Friends and helpers j E264f

Eraser. Mooswa j F888m

Holbrook. Book of nature myths j 398 H69

Holton. Little stories about little animals j H748I

Jewett. Friends of the hunted j J3i6if

Kipling. Jungle book j K278J

Kipling. Just so stories j K278JU

Kipling. Second jungle book j K278se

Lagerlof. Further adventures of Nils j Li52f

Lagerlof. Wonderful adventures of Nils '.j L152W

For other editions sec Author list.

Lang. Animal story book j L238a

Pyle. Stories of humble friends j P9961S

Serl. In the animal world j 372.4 S48

Seton. Animal story book j S495a2

Seton. Krag and Johnny Bear j S495k

Seton. Lives of the hunted j S495li

Seton. Lobo, Rag and Vixen j S495I

Seton. Wild animals I have known j S495W

Smith. Four-footed friends j S642f

Stowe. Queer little people j S892q

Wilkinson. Plantation stories of old Louisiana j W7292P

See also Fables.

Also names of animals, subhead stories, as Dogs. Stories.

Animals. Training.

Bostock. Training of wild animals j 599-7 B64

Carter. About animals, p.67-73, 130-142 j 590.4 C23

Miller. Outdoor work, p. 248-270 j 630 M69

Moffett. Careers of danger and daring, p. 293-347 j 604 M76

Sec also Circus.

Annapolis Naval Academy. Sec United States. Naval .\cademy.

Anne, queen of Ilnglaiid.

Farmer. Girls' book of famous queens, p. 263-282 j 923.1 F24

Anne, queen of England. Stories.

Dorr. In kings' houses j D742i

Anniversaries. See Holidays.

Also names of special days, as Thanksgiving day.

Ant. See Ants.

Ant-lions.

Kellogg. Insect stories, p. 65-80 j 595-7 K16

Needham. Outdoor studies, p. 81-85 j 590-4 N19

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX ly

Antarctic regions.

Gilsoii. Wealth of the world's waste places, p. 147-159. . . .j 910 G42

Hale. Stories of discovery, p.260-287 ' j 910.8 H15

Tappan. World's story, v.B, p. 559-583 j 909 T19

Verne. Great explorers of the 19th century, p. 321-357. .j 923.9 V27g
Sec also Arctic regions. — Explorers.

Antelopes.

Roosevelt. Good hunting in the West, p. 67-77 j 799 R68

Anthony, Susan Brownell.

Morris. Heroes of progress in America, p. 232-238 j 920 M91

Anthropology. See Man.

Antin, Mary, afterzvard Mrs Grabau.

Antin. The promised land j 92 A63ia

Parkman. Heroines of service, p. 183-208 j 920.7 P24

Wade. Pilgrims of to-day, p.112-141 j 920 Wii

Antinous.

Stories of Greece and Rome, p. 167-177 j 938 S84

Antiquities. See Archaeology.

Antiquity of man. See Man. Prehistoric.

Antislavery. See Slavery.

Antlers. See Deer.

Antony, Mark.

Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Romans, p.153-

161 j 920 P72zgc

Plutarch. Lives, v.5, p. 155-244 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p. 438-445 j 920 P720

Ants.

Arnold & Gilbert. Reader for sixth grades, p. 34-49. . . .j 808.8 A75re

Buckley. Life and her children, p. 269-301 j 592 B85

Comstock. Ways of the six-footed, p. 55-94 j 595.7 C738

Duncan. Bees, wasps and ants, p. 76-87 j 595.79 D89

Fabre. Story-book of science, p. 11-24 j 504 Fii

Hammarstrom. Adventures of two ants j 595.796 H22

Hook. Little people and their homes, p. 167-182 j 595.7 H77

Jordan. Book of natural history, p. 190-196, 201-227.... j 590.4 J42

Kellogg. Insect stories, p. 169-187, 265-281 j 595.7 K16

Morley. Insect folk, v. 2, p. 247-259 j 595.7 M91

Murray. Wide awake third reader, p.131-147 j 372.4 M97W3

Schwartz. Grasshopper Green's garden, p.147-171 j 595.7 S39

Tappan. Stories of nature, p. 395-406 j 504 T19

Ants. Stories.

Bertelli. The prince and his ants j B462P

Apes.

Elliot. Romance of savage life, p. 18-39 j 57i E52

Jordan. Book of natural history, p. 15-45 j 590-4 J42

See also Monkeys.

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Appalachian mountains.

AIcMurry. Larger types of American geography, p. 3-36. . j 917.3 M21

Apples.

Burroughs. Birds and bees, pt.2, p. 25-40 j 591.5 B94b

April Fool's day.

Beard. American girls' handy-book, p.3-11 j 790 B343

Our holidays, p.181-184 j 394 O32

Patten. The year's festivals, p.95-122 j 394 P31

April Fool's day. Stories.

Brooks. Storied holidays, p.97-114 j B773S

Brown. Brothers and sisters, p. 28-56 j B784b

Aquariums.

Beard. American boys' handy book, p.44-68 j 790 B34W

Beard. Field and forest handy book, p. 70-83 j 790 B34

Campbell. American girl's home book, p.215-224 j 790 C15

Comstock. The pet book, p.224-266 j 636 C73

Duncan. The seashore, p.247-255 j 592 D89

Eggeling & Ehrenberg. Freshwater aquarium j 590.7 E35

Johnson. When mother lets us keep pets, p. 91-95 j 636 J35

Paret. Harper's handy-book for girls, p. 302-313 j 790 P23

Rogers. Shell book, p.9-17 qj 594 R61

Smith. The home aquarium j 590.7 S64

Aqueducts.

Williams. How it is done, p. 272-303 j 620 W74

Williams. Romance of modern engineering, p. 55-81.. . .j 620 W74r

Arabia.

Tappan. World's story, v.3, p.485-542 j 909 T19

See also Bedouins.

Arabia. Description and travel.

Carpenter. Asia, p. 333-347 j 9I5 C22a

Gilson. Wealth of the world's waste places, p.105-115. . . .j 910 G42
Huntington. Asia, p.44-51 j 915 H94

Arabia. Folklore.

Arabian nights' entertainments j 398 A65ao

For other editions see Author list.

Arabia. Manners and customs.

Andrews. Each and all, p. 51-80 j 910 A56e

Andrews. Seven little sisters, p. 23-42 j 910 A56S

Carroll. Around the world; book one, p. 72-89 j 910 C23a

Chance. Little folks of many lands, p. 67-81 j 910 C36

McManus. Our little Arabian cousin j 915.3 M21

Shaw. Big people and little people of other lands, p. 25-36. . j 390 S53
Starr. Strange peoples, p. 18-123 j 572.9 S79

Arabia. Stories.

French. Lance of Kanana j F926I

Laboulaye. Quest of the four-leaved clover j Lii7q

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Arabian nights' entertainments.

Adams. Dear old story-tellers, p.26-38 j 928 A21

Mitchell. About old story-tellers, p.42-72 j 928 M74

Aratus.

Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Greeks, p.142-

149 j 920 P72zg

Plutarch. Lives, v.5, p. 367-420 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p. 253-262 j 920 P720

Arbitration.

Ploar. Book of patriotism, p. 103-109 j 172 H64

See also Peace.
Arblay, Mme Frances (Burney) d'.

Holland. Historic girlhoods, p.136-151 j 920.7 H72

Arbor day.

Deems. Holy-days and holidays, p. 522-540 qrj 808.8 D37

Gowdy. Special days in school, p.135-156 j 808.8 G75

Le Row. Pieces for every occasion, p.255-274 j 808.8 L63

McSpadden. Book of holidays, p.115-132 j 394 M22

Schauffler. Arbor day. j 808.8 S3ia

Willis & Farmer. Month by month books, v. 3, p. 130-142,

158-162 j 372 W75

Sec also Forestry. — Nature. — Trees.

Arbor day. Poetry.

Stevenson. Days and deeds, p.95-104 j 821.08 S84

Arbor day. Stories.

Olcott. Good stories for great holidays, p.365-385 J 394 O23

Arbutus. Stories.

Judd. Wigwam stories, p.253-256 j 398.097 J49

Stone & Fickett. Every day life in the colonies, p. 53-56. . j 917.3 S87

Arc, Joan of. See Joan of Arc.

Archaeology.

Holbrook. Cave, mound and lake dwellers j 571 H69

Sparks. Famous explorers, p. 5-37 J 9^0 S73f

See also Arms and armor. — Catacombs. — Cave-dwellers. — Civiliza-
tion.— Cliff-dwellers. — Indians of America. — Man. Prehistoric.
—Mound builders. — Pyramids.— Sphinx. — Stone age.— Temples.

Archery.

Campbell. American girl's home book, p. 175-183 j 790 C15

Thompson. Boys' book of sports, p. 177-196 j 796 T38b

Verrill. Boys' outdoor vacation book, p. 1 14-132 j 796 V28

Waite. Boy's workshop, p. 186-195 j 680 W14

Archimedes,

Baldwin. Thirty more famous stories retold, P.29-33....J 904 Bi9t

Burns. Story of great inventions, p. 1-7 j 609 B93

Johonnot. Stories of the olden time, p. 150-154 j 904 J37

Plutarch. Boys' and girls' Plutarch, p. 370-374 J 920 P72b

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Architecture.

Baker. Boys' book of inventions, p. 283-319 j 609 B17

Barstow. Famous buildings j 720.9 B27

Bond. With the men who do things, p. 9-51 j 620 B62

Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh — Department of fine arts.

Brief lessons j 707 C21

Wynne. Architecture shown to the children j 720.9 W99

See also Bridges. — Carpentry. — Heating. — Houses.

Arctic regions.

Borup. A tenderfoot with Peary j 919.8 B63

Du Chaillu. Land of the long night j 914.7 D86

Gilson. Wealth of the world's waste places, p. 128-146. . . .j 910 G42

Hale. Stories of discovery, p. 167-187 j 910.8 His

Henty. Famous travels, p. 77-92 j 910 H45f

Horton. Frozen North j 919.8 H81

Lane. Strange lands near home, p. 1 15-134 j 918 L23

Peary, J. D. Snow baby qj 919.8 P353S

Peary, M. A. & J. D. Children of the Arctic qj 919.8 P353C

Peary, R. E. & M. A. Snowland folk qj 919.8 P35

Sparks. Famous explorers, p. 355-380 j 910 S73f

Tappan. Modern triumphs, p. 3-14 j 604 T19

Tappan. World's story, v.8, p.487-557 j 909 T19

Verne. Famous travels and travellers, p. 334-361 j 923.9 V27f

Verne. Great explorers of the 19th century, p. 358-378. .j 923.9 V27g

Young. My dogs in the Northland j 636.7 Y37

See also Alaska. — Antarctic regions. — Eskimos. — Explorers.- — Green-
land.— Icebergs.
Also names of Arctic explorers, as Nansen, Fridtjof.

Argentine Republic.

Markwick & Smith. South American republics, p.221-

272 j 918 M39

Argonauts.

Burt & Ragozin. Herakles, p. 60-78 j 292 B94

Canton. Reign of King Herla, p 259-331 j 398 C17

Church. Stories of the Old World, p.7-46 j 292 C46

Francillon. Gods and heroes, p. 205-233 j 292 F86a

Guerber. Myths of Greece and Rome, p. 263-274. j 292 G95

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Greece, p. 52-61 j 920 H113

Hawthorne. Tanglewood tales, p. 154-190 qj 292 H36t

Hawthorne. Wonder book, and Tanglewood tales, p.321-

358 j 292 H36W02

Hawthorne. Wonder book, and Tanglewood tales, p.392-

437 j 292 H36W03

Jacobs. Book of wonder voyages, p. 2-86 j 398.2 J13

Kingsley. Heroes, p.94-224 j 292 K27

Kupfer. Stories of long ago, p. 136-149 j 292 K43

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Argonauts — continued.

Morris. Historical tales; Greek, p. 23-32 j 938 Mgia

Niebuhr. Greek heroes, p.9-20 j 292 N33g

Scuddcr. Children's book, p.441-444 qj 808.8 S43

Shahan. Myths and legends, p. 93-173 j 292 S52m

Storr. Half a hundred hero talcs, p. 11 1-123 j 292 S88

Aristides.

Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Greeks, p. 16-23. j 920 P72zg
Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Greece, p. 147-153. . . .j 920 H113

Plutarch. Boys' and girls' Plutarch, p. 288-304 j 920 P72b

Plutarch. Lives, v.2, p.280-315, 353-359 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Lives; retold by Weston, p.i-21 j 920 P72I

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p.98-105 j 920 P720

Arizona.

James. Little journey to some strange places and peoples

in our southwestern land j 917.89 J16

See also Natural bridge, Arizona. — (The) Southwest.

Arkwright, Sir Richard.

Holland. Historic inventions, p. 84-95 j 926 H72

]\Iabie. Men who have risen, p. 28-45 j 920 Mil

Armada. See Spanish Armada.

Armenia.

Murray. Wide awake third reader, p. 96-103 j 372.4 M97W3

Wade. Our little Armenian cousin j 915.6 Wii

Armies.

Falls. Army and navy information rj 355.973 F19

See also Army life. — Battles. — Flags. — Naval battles. — Naval life. —
Signals. — Soldiers. — Torpedoes. — United States. Arm}'.

Armor-plate.

Williams. How it is made, p. 263-273 j 670 W74

See also Warships.

Armored vessels. See Warships.

Arms and armor.

Stories of the middle ages, p. 72-86 j S8842

See also Guns. — Swords. — Weapons.

Army, United States. See Army life. — United States. Army.

Army life.

Custer. "Boots and saddles." j 92 C944cb

Custer. Boy general j 92 C944CU

Custer. Following the guidon j 92 C944cf

Custer. Tenting on the plains j 92 C944ct

Reid. Careers for the coming men, p.ii-19 j 174 R31

5"^^ also Naval life. — Soldiers. — United States. Army.

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Army life. Stories.

King. Campaigning with Crook j K263cam

King. Trooper Ross j K263t

Malone. Winning his way to West Point j M294wi

Seawell. Through thick and thin j S442t

Arnauld, Angelique.

Lang. Red book of heroes, p.246-280 j 920 L23

Arnold, Benedict.

Morris. Heroes of the navy, p. 65-74 J 923.5 M91

Arnold, Thomas.

Bolton. Famous leaders among men, p. 149-174 j 920 B6if

Arrows. See Archery.

Art.

Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh — Department of fine arts. Brief

lessons j 707 C21

Champlin. Young folks' cyclopasdia of literature and art.rj8o3C35

Clement. Stories of art and artists qj 750 C56

Reinach. Apollo rj 709 R31

White. Boys' and girls' Pliny, p. 271-325 j 570 P69

See also Architecture. — Artists. — China-painting. — Clay-modeling. —
Coins. — Collectors and collecting. — -Costume. — Design. — Draw-
. ing. — Embroidery. — Furniture. — Handicraft. — House decoration.
- — Ironwork. — Jewelry. — Lace. — Leather work. — Metal work. —
Music. — Painters. — Painting. — Paper work. — Photography.— Pic-
tures. — Pottery. — Pyrography. — Sculpture. — Stencil work. —
Wood-carving.

Artaxerxes I, king of Persia. Stories.

Siviter. Nehe j S624n

Artaxerxes II, king of Persia.

Phitarch. Lives, v.5, p.421-455 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p. 153-158 j 920 P720

Artesian wells.

Lane. Triumphs of science, p. 138-146 j 609 L23

Williams. Romance of modern engineering, p. 366-377.. j 620 W74r

Arthur, King.

Brooks. Story of King Arthur ; j 398.25 B77

Bulfinch. Age of chivalry j 398.25 B87

For other editions see Author list.

Church. Heroes of chivalry and romance, P.63-J11 j 398.2 C46

Clay. Stories of King Arthur j 398.25 C54

.Cox. Knight of Arthur's court j 398.25 G24

Farrington. Tales of King Arthur j 398.25 F25

Frost. Court of King Arthur j 398.25 F96C

Frost. Knights of the Round Table j 398.25 F96k

Haaren. Ballads and tales, p. 27-57 j Hii3b

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Arthur, King — continued.

Knowles. Legends of King Arthur and his knights.. . .j 398.25 K35

Lang. Book of romance, p. 3-174 j 398.2 L23

Lansing. Page, esquire and knight, p. 5-78 j 398.2 L28

Mabinogion. Knightly legends of Wales j 398.25 Mil

For other editions see Author list.

MacLeod. Book of King Arthur j 398.25 M19

Malory. Boy's King Arthur j 398.25 M29

For other editions see Author list.

Malory. Story of Sir Galahad j 398.25 M29S

Pollard. Stories from old English romance, p. 125-148. .j 398.2 P76

Pyle. Story of King Arthur j 398.25 P99

Pyle. Story of Sir Launcelot j 398.25 P99S

Pyle. Story of the champions of the Round Table, .j 398.25 P99sto
Pyle. Story of the Grail and the passing of Arthur, .j 398.25 P99st

Shahan. Myths and legends, p.268-313 j 292 S52m

Tappan. Stories of legendary heroes, p.31-161 j 398.2 T19

Tennyson. Story of Idylls of the king j 821 T29S

Warren. King Arthur and his knights j 398.25 W24

Arthur, King. Poetry.

Tennyson. Idylls of the king j 821 T29i

Arthur, King. Stories.

French. Sir Marrok j F925S

Artificial stone. Sec Concrete.
Artillery. See Guns.

Artists.

Clement & Hutton. Artists of the 19th century rj 927 C56

Clement. Painters, sculptors, architects, engravers, and

their works rj 927 C56p

Clement. Stories of art and artists qj 750 C56

Smith. One hundred famous Americans, p. 467-512 j 920 S649

See also Musicians. — Painters.

Also names of artists, as Michael Angelo.

Arts, Fine. See Art.

Arts, Useful. See Handicraft. — Industries. — Manufactures.

Arts and crafts. See Handicraft.

Asia. Description and travel.

Allen, N. B. Geographical and industrial studies; Asia. . . .j 915 A42

Allen, T. G. & Sachtleben. Across Asia on a bicycle j 915 A43

Brooks. Story of Marco Polo j 915 B77

Carpenter. Asia j 9^5 C22a

Hedin. From pole to pole, p. 26-207 j 910 H39

Huntington. Asia j 915 H94

Jenks. Boys' book of explorations, p. 334-39° j 910.9 J2S

Moncrieff. The world, p. 90-127 j 910 M8iw

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Asia. Description and travel^ — continued.

Polo. Travels of Marco Polo j 915 P76

Redway. All around Asia j 915 R27

Smith. Life in Asia j 915 S65

See also Himalaya mountains.

Also names of countries, as India.

Asia. Geography.

Tarr & McMurry. New geographies, v.i, p. 216-230; v. 2,

P-34I-372 j 910 T2in

Asia. Manners and customs.

Miller. Little people of Asia j 915 M69

Toward the rising sun j 915 T65

Assisi, Francis of, St. See Francis of Assisi, St.

Assyria.

Arnold. Stories of ancient peoples, p. 91-129 j 930 A75

Tappan. World's story, v.2, p.475-485 j 909 T19

Astor, John Jacob.

Morris. Heroes of progress in America, p.ioi-io6 j 920 M91

Parton. Famous Americans of recent times, p. 429-473. . . .j 920 P27
Stoddard. Men of business, p.9-30 j 923.8 S86

Astronomy.

Ball. Star-land j 523 B21S2

Comstock. Handbook of nature-study, p. 887-923 rj 570.7 C73

Giberne. Sun, moon and stars j 523 G36

Gibson. The stars and their mysteries j 523 G369

Hawks. Stars shown to the children j 523 H36

Holden. Family of the sun j 523 H71

Holden. The sciences, p.9-71 j 500 H71

Holden. Wonders of earth, sea and sky j 504 H71W

Lane. Triumphs of science, p. 14-48 j 609 L23

Moseley. Trees, stars and birds j 581.97 M93

Newcomb. Elements of astronomy j 520 N26

Tappan. Wonders of science, p.427-482 j 504 T19W

See also Almanacs. — Aurora borealis. — Comets. — Earth. — Meteors. —
Moon. — Stars. — Sun.- — Telescope. — Tides.

Athens.

George. Little journeys to Balkans, pt.2, p. 18-60 j 914.96 G31

See also Greece. History. Ancient.

Athletics.

Butterworth. Horizontal bar j 796.4 B98h

Butterworth. How to j 796.4 B98

Lee. Track athletics in detail j 796.4 L52

Rice. Boys' book of sports, p. 364-390 j 796 R39

Withington. Book of athletics j 796 W82

Sec also Archery. — Baseball. — Basket-ball. — Fencing. — Football. —
Olympic games. — Physical culture. — Rowing. — Skating. — Sports.
— Swimming. — Walking.

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 27

Atlantic cable.

Laiic. Triumphs of science, p.i-13 j 609 L23

Mowry. American inventions and inventors, p. 278 285... j 609 M94

Tappan. Modern triumphs, p. 299-309 j 604 T19

See also Field, Cyrus West.

Atmosphere. See Air. — Weather.

Attila, king of the Huns.

Oilman. Magna charta stories, p. 157-169 j 904 G42

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of the middle ages, p.36-

45 j 920 Hii3fa

Johnston. Famous cavalry leaders, p.i-i6 j 923.5 J36

Aucassin and Nicolette.

Wilmot-Buxton. Stories from old French romance, p.i-

21 j 398.2 W76S

Audubon, John James.

Eggleston. Stories of great Americafis, p.iii-119 j 923.2 E35

Wright. Children's stories in American literature, v.i,

P14-27 j 810.9 W93

Augustine, St. archbishop of Canterbury.

Hodges. Saints and heroes, p. 68-86 j 922 H66

Lang. Book of saints and heroes, p. 50-64 j 922 L23

Steedman. In God's garden, p. 62-70 j 398.2 S81

Steedman. Our island saints, p. 10-22 j 398.2 S810

Augustus, Caius Octavius, emperor of Rome.

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Rome, p. 209-218. . . .j 920 Hii3f

Aurelius Antoninus, Marcus, emperor of Rome. Sec Marcus Aurelius,
emperor of Rome.

Aurora borealis.

Johonnot. Geographical reader, p. 105-107 j 910 J37

Kennan. Tent life in Siberia, p. 331-336 j 915.7 KiS

Austen, Jane.

Frank. Great authors in their youth, p. 265-291 j 928 F87

Australasia.

Abbott. South seas j 919.3 A13

Knox. Boy travellers in Australasia j 919.3 K35

Australia. Description and travel.

Carpenter. Australia. . . .•. j 910 C22

Carroll & Waldo. Around the world; book five, p.167-

186 j 910 C23e

Gilson. Wealth of the world's waste places, p. 233-258.. ..j 910 G42

Kellogg. Australia and the islands of the sea j 910 K16

Knox. Boy travellers in Australasia, p.293-538 j 919.3 K35

Australia. Exploration.

Jenks. Boys' book of explorations, p. 393-430 j 910.9 J25

Lang. Red true story book, p. 324-345 j 904 L23r

Synge. Book of discovery, p. 296-301, 410-427 j 910.9 S99

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Australia. Geography.

Tarr & McMurry. New geographies, v.i, p. 238-241; v.2,

P-390-396 j 910 T2in

Australia. History.

Marshall. Australasia's story j 994 M41

Marshall. An empire story, p. 123-180 j 900 M41

Australia. Stories.

Henty. A final reckoning j H456fi

Austria-Hungary.

Tappan. World's story, v. 6, p. 251-41 1 j 909 T19

See also Seven years' war.— Tyrol.

Also Maria Theresa, empress of Austria. — Wallenstein.

Austria-Hungary. Description and travel.

Allen. Geographical and industrial studies; Europe, p.198-

222, 246-255 j 609.4 A42

Coe. Modern Europe, p.202-218 j 914 C65

George. Little journeys to Russia and Austria-Hungary .j 914.7 G31

Knox. Boy travellers in central Europe, p. 432-532 j 914 K35bo

Lane. Under sunny skies, p.123-131 j 914 L23

Mendel. Our little Austrian cousin j 914.36 M61

Authors.

Adams. Dear old story-tellers j 928 A21

Cody. Four famous American writers j 928 C65f

Frank. Great authors in their youth j 928 F87

Hall & Lennox. Red letter days and red letter facts, p.155-

206 j 808.8 H17

Keysor. Sketches of American authors. 2v j 928 K23

Macomber. Stories of our authors j 928 M21

Mitchell. About old story-tellers j 928 M74

Reid. Careers for the coming men, p. 237-245 j 174 R31

Rideing. Boyhood of famous authors j 928 R43

Roe. American authors j 810 R59

Smith. One hundred famous Americans, p. 376-466 j 920 S649

Wright. Children's stories in American literature. 2v. .j 810.9 W93
Wright. Children's stories in English literature. 2v.. . .j 820.9 W93
See also Books and reading. — English literature. — Journalism. — Lit-
erature.— Poets.
Also names of authors, as Dickens, -Charles.

Automobiles.

Baker. Boys' book of inventions, p. 1 19-169 j 609 B17

Doubleday. Stories of inventors, p. 69-84 j 609 D75

Tappan. Modern triumphs, p.250-259 j 604 T19

Williams. How it is made, p.311-324 j 670 W74

Aztecs.

Starr. American Indians, p.208-214 j 970.1 S79

See also Ixtlilxochitl, king of Teccuco.— Mexico. — Montezuma II, em-
peror of Mexico.

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 29

Babylon.

Abbott. Cyrus the Great, p. 187-206 j 92 C992a

Arnold. Stories of ancient peoples, p. 117-129 j 930 A75

Luther. Trading and exploring, p. 9-27 j 910 L98

Tappan. World's story, v.2, P.487-S25 j 909 T19

Bach, Johann Sebastian.

Chapin. Masters of music, p. 56-84 j 927.8 C36

Tapper. First studies in music biography, p. 11-48 j 927.8 T19

Ziemssen. Johann Sebastian Bach j 92 B125Z

Bacon, Francis.

Wright. Children's stories in English literature, v.2, p.69-

99 j 820.9 W93

Bacon, Francis. Stories.

Brooks. Storied holidays, p. 207-223 j B773S

Bacon, Roger.

Baldwin. Thirty more famous stories retold, p. 67-81.... j 904 Bi9t
Scudder. Book of legends, p. 71-77 j 398.2 S43

Bacon's rebellion.

Colonial stories, p. 122-134 j C722

Cooke. Stories of the Old Dominion, p. 65-81 j 975.5 C77

Ellis. Stories from American history, p. 80-91 j 973 E53

Morris. Historical tales; American, v.2, p.49-61 j 973 M9ia

See also United States. Colonial period. — Virginia (state).

Bacteria. See Germs.

Badgers.

Ingersoll. Wild neighbors, p. 1 19-154 j 596 I24

Seton. Wild animals at home, p.iii-130 j 591.5 S49

Bahama islands.

By land and sea, p. 1 18-123 j 910 B99

Kellogg. Australia and the islands of the sea, p. 177-187. .j 910 K16

Bainbridge, William.

Morris. Heroes of the navy, p. 1 13-125 j 923.5 M91

Seawell. Twelve naval captains, p. 53-82 j 923.5 S44

Bainbridge, William. Stories.

Barnes. Commodore Bainbridge j B2561C

Baker, Sir Samuel White.

Jenks. Boys' book of explorations, p. 209-223 j 910.9 J25

Baking. See Cooking.

Balaklava. See Light Brigade, Charge of the.

Balboa, Vasco Nuiiez de.

Baldwin. Thirty more famous stories retold, p. 10-16.... j 904 Bi9t

Clay. The treasure finders, p. 83-105 j 973.1 C54

Ellis. Stories from American history, p. 40-46 j 973 E53

Hall & Chester. Panama and the canal, p. 12-18 j 918.6 H16

Johnston. Famous discoverers and explorers, p. 85-105.. j 923.9 J36

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Balboa, Vasco Nunez de — continued.

Lucia. Stories of American discoverers, p. 47-54 j 973.1 L96

Morris. Historical tales; Spanish-American, p. 33-43 j 972 M91

Shaw. Discoverers and explorers, p. 56-61 j 910.9 S53

Sparks. Famous explorers, p.116-119 j 910 S73i

Wood. Famous voyages of the great discoverers, p.93-

99 j 973-1 W85

Wright. Children's stories in American history, p. 76-84.. j 970 W93

Baldwin III, king of Jerusalem.

Brooks. Historic boys, p. 83-103 j 920 B77

Douglas. Heroes of the crusades, p.129-141 j 940.4 D75

Balkan states.

George. Little journeys to Balkans j 914.96 G31

Tappan. World's story, v. 6, p.413-451 j 909 T19

Ball. See Baseball.— Basket-ball.— Football.

Ballads.

Bates. Ballad book j 821.08 B31

Gayley & Flaherty. Poetry of the people j 821.08 G25

Ingpen. One thousand poems for children, p. 298-349.. j 821.08 I24

Lockhart. Ancient Spanish ballads j 861.08 L76

Long. Old English ballads j 821.08 L82

Mabie. Books of old English ballads j 821.08 Mil

Percy. The boy's Percy j 821.08 P42b

Perkins. Robin Hood qj 821.08 P43

Scudder. Children's book, p. 310-327 qj 808.8 S43

Tileston. Children's book of ballads j 821.08 T46C

See also Folk-songs. — Poetry. Collections. — Songs.
Ballads. Stories.

Greenwood. Stories from famous ballads j 398.21 G8s

Grierson. Children's tales from Scottish ballads j 398.21 G89

MacLeod. Book of ballad stories j 398.21 M19

Piatt. Stories of the Scottish border j 398.21 P68

Tappan. Old ballads in prose j 398.21 T19

Balloons.

Baden-Powell. Ballooning as a sport j 533.6 B14

Moffett. Careers of danger and daring, p. 87-129 j 604 M76

Towle. Heroes and martyrs of invention, p.113-122 j 926 T65

Turner. Aerial navigation of to-day j 533.6 T86

Walker. Aerial navigation j 533.6 Wi6a

See also Air-ships. — Kites.

Bamboo.

Carpenter. Asia, p. 162-163 j 915 C22a

Smith. Life in Asia, p.148-151 j 915 S65

Bancroft, George.

Wright. Children's stories in American literature, v.i,

p. 123-136 j 810.9 W93

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Banks and banking.

Lubbock. Short history of coins and currency, p.102-

135 J 332.49 L96

Reid. Careers for the coming men, p. 227-236 j 174 R31

See also Money.

Banners. See Flags.

Bannockburn, Battle of, 1314.

Long. Famous battles, p. 56-66 j 904 L82

Morris. Historical tales; English, p.149-161 j 942 Mgia

Wood. Boy's book of battles, p.42-50 j 904 W85

Barbarossa, Frederick. See Frederick I (Barbarossa), em-
peror of Germany.

Barnacles.

Duncan. The lobster & his relations, p. 66-76 j 595.3 D89

Barney, Joshua.

Morris. Heroes of the navy, p.84-93 j 923.5 M91

Barometer.

Holden. The sciences, p.83-88 j 500 H71

Williams. How it works, p. 325-332 j 604 W74a

Barry, John, commodore.

Morris. Heroes of the navy, p. 54-64 j 923.5 M91

Barton, Clara.

Baldwin. American book of golden deeds, p. 262-277 j 920 B19

Epler. Life of Clara Barton j 92 B282e

Morris. Heroes of progress in America, p. 317-324 j 920 M91

Mowry. First steps in the history of our country, p.295-

303 j 973 M94a

Parkman. Heroines of service, p. 59-85 j 920.7 P24

Baseball.

Claudy. The battle of base-ball j 796.31 C54

Eraser. Every boy's book of handicraft, sports and amuse-
ments, p. 639-662 j 790 F88

How to play baseball j 796.31 H84

Mathewson. Pitching in a pinch j 796.31 M47

Miller. Outdoor sports and games, p. 244-266 j 796 M69

Rice. Boys' book of sports, p. 3-120 j 796 R39

Spalding's official base ball guide j 796.31 S73

Tappan. Sports & pastimes, p.45-59 J 790 T19

Withington. Book of athletics, p.253-329 j 796 W82-

Baseball. Stories.

Barbour. Weatherby's inning j B235W

Brooks. Boys of Fairport j 67732(2

Earl. School team on the diamond j E1732SC

Williams. Winning hit j W74SW

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Basket-ball.

Beard. What a girl can make and do, p. 346-364 j 790 B343W

Eraser. Every boy's book of handicraft, sports and amuse-
ments, p.627-638 j 790 F88

Hepbron. Official basket ball rules j 796.34 H45

Withington. Book of athletics, p. 475-496 j 796 W82

Baskets.

Archer. Needlecraft, p. 242-259 j 646 A67

Beard. Indoor and outdoor handicraft and recreation for

girls, p.68-74 j 790 B343i

Kelley. Three hundred things a bright girl can do, p.203-

221 j 790 K16

Sanford. Art crafts for beginners, p. 225-258 j 707.2 S22

White. How to make baskets j 689 W63h

White. More baskets, and how to make them j 689 W63m

Sec also Raffia.

Basques.

Starr. Strange peoples, p.43-47 j 572.9 S79

Bastille.

Van Dyke. Historic scenes in fiction, p. 344-354 j 904 V18

Bats.

Cram. More little beasts of field and wood, p. 235-244.. j 599 C86m
Johonnot. Some curious flyers, creepers and swimmers,

p.213-222 j 590.4 J37S

Jordan. Book of natural history, p. 232-257 j 590.4 J42

Batteries. See Electricity.

Battle-ships. See Warships.

Battles.

Linscott. Boys' book of battles j 904 L72

Long. Famous battles j 904 L82

Wood. Boy's book of battles j 904 W85

See also Naval battles.

Also names of battles, as Marathon, Battle of, 490 B. C.

Battles. Poetry.

Eggleston. American war ballads and lyrics j 811.08 E35a

English. Boy's book of battle-lyrics j 811 E64

Lucas. Another book of verses, p. 335-366 j 821.08 L96a

Montgomery. Heroic ballads j 821.08 M86

Scollard. Ballads of American bravery j 811.08 S42

Wiggin & Smith. Golden numbers, p. 509-550 J 821.08 W68g

Bayard, Chevalier de.

Chandler. Magic pictures of the long ago, p. 59-73 j 904 C36

Greene & Kirk. With spurs of gold, p. 201-252 j 940.4 G83

Hare. Bayard j 92 B333h

Johnston. Famous cavalry leaders, p. 53-73 j 923.5 J36

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Bayard, Chevalier de — continued.

Lansing. Page, esquire and knight, p. 155-178 j 398.2 L28

Morris. Historical tales; French, p. 166-180 j 944 M9i5a

Newbolt. Book of the happy warrior, p.218-253 j 940.4 N26

Trowbridge. Brave deeds, p. 74-80 j 904 T77b

Bazaars.

Finnemore. India, p.64-70 j 915.4 F51

Henty. Famous travels, p. 340-347 j 910 H45f

Johonnot. Geographical reader, p. 213-217 j 910 J37

See also Fairs.

Beaconsfield, Earl of.

Hosmer. The Jews, p. 305-31 1 j 296 H82

Bead work.

Archer. Needlecraft, p. 278-294 j 646 A67

Kelley. Three hundred things a bright girl can do, p. 1-40. . j 790 K16
Sage & Cooley. Occupations for little fingers, p. 81-90. . . .j 372 S12

Sanford. Art crafts for beginners, p. 259-270 j 707.2 S22

White. How to do beadwork j 689 W63

Bears.

Grinnell & Roosevelt. Trail and camp-fire, p. 223-263. .. .j 799 G92
Johonnot. Neighbors with claws and hoofs, P.92-117...J 590.4 J37n

Miller. True bear stories j 599.7 M69

Mills. The grizzly j 599.7 M699

Roosevelt. Good hunting in the West, p. 27-37 j 799 R68

Roosevelt. Wilderness hunter, p.255-334 j 799 R68w

Seton. Wild animals at home, p. 201-218 j 591.5 S49

Tappan. Stories of nature, p. 146-167 j 504 T19

Bears. Stories.

Carter. Bear stories j C237b

Cochrane. Four hundred animal stories, p. 269-277 j C645f

Seton. Biography of a grizzly j S495b

Seton. Krag and Johnny Bear, p.93-126 j S49Sk

Seton. Lives of the hunted, p.141-191 j S495li

Thaxter. Stories and poems, p.62-71 j T339S

Warner. A-hunting of the deer, p. 20-29 j 814 W23a

Beasts. See Animals.

Beavers.

Evans. Farm life readers; book five, p. 170-179 j 808.8 E94a

Hale. Stories of adventure, p. 170-178 j 910.8 H15S

Tappan. Stories of nature, p. 139-145 j 504 T19

Wright. Stories of birds and beasts, p.121-130. ; j 570.4 W935

Becket, Thomas a, St. See Thomas a Becket, St.

Bede, The Venerable.

Krapp. In oldest England, p. 52-62 j 942.01 K41

Wright. Children's stories in English literature, v.i, p.46-

56 j 820.9 W93

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Bedouins.

Kelly. Egypt, p.82-87 j 916.2 K17

McManus. Our little Arabian cousin j 915.3 M21

See also Arabia.

Beecher, Henry Ward.

Bolton. Famous leaders among men, p.217-260 j 920 B6if

Parton. Famous Americans of recent times, p. 349-372. . . .j 920 P27

Bees.

Buckley. Fairy-land of science, p. 200-244 j 570.4 B85

Burroughs. Birds and bees j 591.5 B94b

Comstock. Ways of the six-footed, p. 55-94, 108-117. . . .j 595-7 C738

Duncan. Bees, wasps and ants j 595.79 D89

Ewald. The queen bee, p. 13-31 j 570.4 E96

Fabre. Story-book of science, p. 373-400 j 504 Fii

Hook. Little people and their homes, p. 148-167 j 595.7 H77

Jordan. Book of natural history, p. 158-174 j 590.4 J42

Kellogg. Insect stories, p.213-262 j 595.7 K16

Miller. Outdoor work, p. 287-336 j 630 M69

Morley. Bee people j 595.79 M91

Morley. Insect folk, v.2, p. 175-228 j 595.7 M91

Noel. Buz j 595.79 N39

Schwartz. Grasshopper Green's garden, p. 175-197 j 595.7 S39

Tappan. Stories of nature, p. 381-388 j 504 T19

See also Honey.

Beet sugar. See Sugar.

Beethoven, Ludwig van.

Butterworth. Great composers, p. 51-64 j 927.8 B98

Chapin. Masters of music, p.174-211 j 927.8 C36

Button. Little stories of Germany, p. 166-172 j 943 D95

Gilbert. More than conquerors, p. 1-24 j 920 G38

Tapper. First studies in music biography, p.161-191 . . . . j 927.8 T19

Beetles.

Duncan. Beetles and flies j 595.76 D89

Duncan. Insect life in pond and stream, p. 13-17, 27-42. .j 595.7 D89

Gibson. Eye spy, p.i-io, 53-63. 130-135 j 570.4 G37e

Gibson. Sharp eyes, p. 73-76, 138-142, 260-262, 305-309.. j 570.4 G37

Hook. Little people and their homes, p. 57-87 j 595.7 H77

Morley. Insect folk, v.2, p. 125-172 j 595.7 M91

Weed. Life histories of American insects, p. 19-41 j 595.7 W42

See also Insects.

Behavior. See Conduct. — Manners.

Belgium. Description and travel.

Coe. Modern Europe, p. 154-167 j 914 C65

George & Dean. Little journeys to Holland, Belgium and

Denmark j 914.92 G31

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Belgium. History.

Eggleston. Strange stories from history, p. 88-98 j 904 E35

Scudder. Mr Bodley abroad, p. 105-133 j 914 S43

Belgium. Manners and customs.

By land and sea, p. 16-21 j 910 B99

Jonckheere. When I was a boy in Belgium j 914.93 J39

Northern Europe, p. 39-45 j 914 N45

Belgium. Stories.

Cammaerts. A boy of Bruges j Ci54b

Perkins. The Belgian twins j P434b

Stein. Christmas porringer j S819C

Bell, Alexander Graham.

Brooks. Stories of the old Bay state, p. 270-276 j 974.4 B77

Holland. Historic inventions, p. 215-232 j 926 H72

Bell, Currer, pseud. See Bronte, Charlotte.

Bennett, James Gordon.

Parton. Captains of industry, v.i, p. 264-274 j 926 P27

Parton. Famous Americans of recent times, p. 261-305. . . .j 920 P27

Beowulf.

Beowulf; tr. by Cox j 829 B44C

Brave Beowulf; ed. by Cartwright j 829 B44ca

Church. Heroes of chivalry and romance, p. 3-60 j 398.2 C46

Ebbutt. Hero-myths & legends, p.i-41 j 398.2 E21

Mabie. Legends that every child should know, p. 9-21.. j 398.2 Mil

Marshall. Stories of Beowulf j 829 B44m

Pollard. Stories from old English romance, p.i-15 j 398.2 P76

Ragozin. Siegfried, and Beowulf j 398.27 R15

Shahan. Myths and legends, P.33S-349 j 292 S52m

Tappan. Stories of legendary heroes, p. 3-30 j 398.2 T19

Berbers.

Finnemore. Morocco, p.68-76 j 916.4 F51

Berlioz, Hector.

Chapin. Masters of music, p. 268-283 j 927.8 C36

Bernardin de St. Pierre, Jacques Henri. See Saint Pierre, Jacques
Henri Bernardin de.

Berries. See Cranberries. — Fruit.

Bessemer, Sir Henry.

Bolton. Lives of poor boys who became famous, p.ii2-

123 j 920 B61

Parton. Captains of industry, v.i, p. 206-211 j 926 P27

Bible. Illustrations.

Hole. Life of Jesus of Nazareth qj 755 H71

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Bible stories.

Beale. Stories from the Old testamcTit for children j 221 B34

Bible stories (New testament) ; ed. by Moulton j 225 B47b

Bible stories (Old testament) ; ed. by Moulton j 221 B47b

Bible stories to read and tell; selected by Olcott j 221 B47bi

Foster. Story of the Bible j 220 F81

Herbst. Tales and customs of the ancient Hebrews j 221 H46

Hodges. Castle of Zion j 221 H66

Hodges. Garden of Eden j 221 H66g

Old, old story-book; comp. by Tappan j 221 B470

Old testament stories; selected by Chisholm j 221 B47

Stories from the life of Christ j 225 B47

See also David, king of Israel. — Jesus Christ.— Jews. — Moses.

Bicycles.

Williams. How it is made, p. 325-344 j 670 W74

See also Motor cycles.

Biddle, Nicholas.

Goho. Pennsylvania reader, p. 95-99 j 974-8 G57

Morris. Heroes of the navy, p. 17-21 j 923.5 M91

Big trees.

Holden. Wonders of earth, sea and sky, p.119-126. . . . j 504 H71W

Johonnot. Geographical reader, p. 165-168 j 910 J37

King. Picturesque geographical readers, v. 5, P.165-171..J 910 K26
Koch. Little journey to our Western wonderland, p.164-

167 j 917-94 K36

Our country: West, p.ii2-ii6, 131-133 j 917-9 032

United States — Interior department. National parks port-
folio j 711 U25

Western frontier stories, p.118-131 j W567

Yard. Top of the continent, p. 188-212 j 711 Y15

Biography.

Appletons' cyclopaedia of American biography. 6v., . . .qrj 920 A64a

Baldwin. American book of golden deeds j 920 B19

Bolton. Famous leaders among men j 920 B6if

Bolton. Lives of poor boys who became famous j 920 B61

Brooks. Historic boys j 920 B77

Champlin. Young folks' cyclopaedia of persons and

places rj 903 C35y2

Couch. Roll call of honour j 920 C83

Gilbert. More than conquerors j 920 G38

Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Greeks j 920 P72zg

Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Romans.... j 920 P72zgc
Haaren & Poland. Famous men of modern times. . . .j 920 Hii3fm

Harper. Leaders of men j 923 H28

Hawthorne. Biographical stories j 920 H36b

Hawthorne. Grandfather's chair, p. 223-297 j 974.4 H36

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 2,7

Biography — cojitiinicd.

Holland. Historic boyhoods j 920 H72

Lang. Red book of heroes j 920 L23

Mabie. Men who have risen j 920 Mil

Parkman. Fighters for peace j 923.5 P24

Parkman. Heroes of to-day j 920 P24

Parton. Captains of industry. 2v j 926 P27

Plutarch. Boys' and girls' Plutarch j 920 P72b

Plutarch. Lives. 5v j 920 P72

Plutarch. Lives; retold by Weston j 920 P72I

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch j 920 P720

Steedman. When they vv^ere children j 920 S81

Sweetser, Ten boys from history j 920 S97

Tappan. Adventures & achievements j 920 Ti9a

Wade. Pilgrims of to-day j 920 Wii

Yonge. Book of golden deeds j 920 Y29

See also Artists. — Authors. — Explorers. — Girls. — Heroes and heroism.
— Indians of America. Biography. — • Inventors. — Kings and
rulers. — Ministers. — Musicians. — Painters. — Physicians and sur-
geons.— Pilgrim Fathers. — Poets. — Queens. — Sailors. — Saints. —
Scientists. — Soldiers. — Statesmen. — Teachers. — United States.
Biography. — United States. Presidents. — Women. Biography.
Also names of persons.

Biography. Dictionaries.

Century cyclopedia of names qrj 031 C32C2

Biplanes. See Aeroplanes.

Bird day.

Gowdy. Special days in school, p. 157-176 j 808.8 G75

McSpadden. Book of holidays, p. 133-143 j 394 M22

Bird day. Stories.

Olcott. Good stories for great holidays, p. 389-428 j 394 O23

Bird houses.

Adams. Carpentry for beginners, p. 236-248 j 684 A21

Beard. Jack of all trades, p. 63-71 j 790 B34J

Dearborn. Bird houses and hov^^ to b.uild them j 598.2 D34

Hall. Carpentry & mechanics for boys, p. 336-371 j 790 Hi6c

Hall. Handicraft for handy boys, p. 379-388 j 790 Hi6h

Seton. Book of woodcraft and Indian lore, p.187-191 . . .j 796.5 S49

Siepert. Bird houses boys can build j 598.2 S57

Trafton. Bird friends, p.223-248 j 598.2 T68

Birds.

Barton. The boy fancier, p. 337-435 j 636 B28

Baskett. Story of the birds j 598.2 B29

Buckley. Eyes and no eyes, pt.4 j 570.4 B85e

Buckley. Winners in life's race, p. 123-180 j 596 B85

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Birds — continued.

Burroughs. Birds and bees j 591-5 B94b

Burroughs. Field and study j 570-4 B94

Chapman. Bird-life j S98.2 C36b2

Chapman. Our winter birds j 598-2 C360

Comstock. Handbook of nature-study, p. 25-147 rj 570.7 C73

Doubleday. Bird neighbors qj 598-2 D75

Doubleday. Birds that every child should know j 598.2 D75b

Doubleday. How to attract the birds j 598.2 D75h

Eckstorm. Bird book j 598.2 E25b

Grinnell. Our feathered friends j 598.2 G92

Hornaday. American natural history, p.171-310 qj 591-97 H79

Johonnot. Neighbors with wings and fins j 598.2 J37

Keyser. News from the birds j 598.2 K23

McAtee. How to attract birds in northeastern U. S j 598.2 Mil

Merriam. Birds of village and field j 598-2 M63b

Merriam. Birds through an opera glass j 598.2 M63

Miles. Natural history, p-250-330 j 590 M68

Miller, M- My Saturday bird class j 598-2 M694

Miller, O. T. Bird-ways j 598-2 M69

Miller, O. T. First book of birds j 598.2 M69f

Miller, O. T. Little brothers of the air j 598.2 M69I

Miller, O. T. Second book of birds j 598.2 M69S

Miller, O. T. True bird stories j 598.2 M69t

Morris. Home life in all lands, v-3, p. 175-246, 327-334. . . -j 910 M91

Moseley. Trees, stars and birds j 581.97 M93

Nuttall. Birds of the U. S- and Canada j 598.2 N53

Sharp. Beyond the pasture bars j 590.4 S53b

Sharp. Roof and meadow j 590.4 S53r2

Sharp. A watcher in the woods j 590.4 S53

Tappan. Out-of-door book, p. 37-63, 131-145, 159-167, 305-

314 j 590-4 T19

Tappan. Stories of nature, p. 225-344 j 504 T19

Torrey. Everyday birds j 598.2 T63e

Trafton. Bird friends j 598.2 T68

Walker. Bird legend and life j 598.2 Wi7b

Walker. Our birds and their nestlings j 598.2 W17

Weed- Bird life stories j 598.2 W42

Wood, C. D. Animals, p. 105-133 j 590.4 W85

Wood, J- G. Popular natural history, p. 279-486 j 590 W85

Wright. Stories of birds and beasts j 570.4 W935

Sec also Bird day. — Eggs. — Falconry.- — Nests. — Taxidermy.

Also names of birds, as Robins.

Birds. Care.

Comstock. The pet book, p. 137-223 j 636 C73

Birds. Houses. See Bird houses.

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Birds. Migration.

Chapman. Travels of birds j 598.2 C36t

Cornish. Animals at work and play, p. 197-206 j 591.5 C82a

Birds. Poetry.

Ingpen. One thousand poems for children, p. 221-236.. j 821.08 I24

Lucas. Another book of verses, p. 71-98 j 821.08 L96a

Stevenson. Days and deeds, p. 107-126 j 821.08 S84

Wiggin & Smith. Golden numbers, p.93-112 j 821.08 W68g

Wiggin & Smith. Posy ring, p. 51-80 j 821.08 W68

Williams. Through the year with birds and poets. . . .j 811.08 W74

Birds. Protection. Stories.

Rolt-Wheeler. Boy with the U. S. naturalists j R656bn

Birds. Songs.

Mathews. Familiar features of the roadside, p. 105-173. .j 570.4 M47
Birds. Stories.

Holbrook. Book of nature myths j 398 H69

Mulcts. Bird stories j M954b

Birds' eggs. See Eggs.
Birds' nests. See Nests.

Birthdays.

Chambers. Book of days. 2v qrj 394 C35

See also Holidays. — Lincoln's birthday. — Washington's birthday.
Also names of people, subhead Birthday exercises, as Longfellow,
Henry Wadsworth. Birthday exercises.
Bismarck, Prince von.

Holland. Historic boyhoods, p. 264-272 j 920 H72

Bison. See Buffaloes.

Black Douglas. See Douglas, Sir James.

Black Hawk, Indian chief.

Baldwin. Conquest of the old Northwest, p. 240-256 j 977 B19C

Johnston. Famous Indian chiefs, p.353-367 j 970.2 J36

Wade. Ten big Indians, p. 199-218 j 970.2 Wii

Black Hawk war.

Thwaites. How George Rogers Clark won the Northwest,

p. 115-200 rj 977 T43

Black Prince. See Edward, the Black Prince.

Blacksmithing.

Sleffel. Working in metals, p.215-357 j 739 S63

Blaine, James Gillespie.

Morris. Heroes of progress in America, p. 278-286 j 920 M91

Blue jays.

Tappan. Out-of-door book, p. 40-45 j 590.4 T19

Boarding-school stories. See School stories.

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Boat racing. See Rowing.

Boats and boating.

Adams. Harper's outdoor book, p. 21 1-279 J 790 A21

Beard. American boys' handy book, p.95-131, 389-409.. j 790 B34W

Beard. Field and forest handy book, p.112-121 j 790 B34

Beard. Outdoor handy book, p. 156-212 j 796 B340

Davis. Harper's boating book for boys j 797 D31

Eraser. Every boy's book of handicraft, sports and amuse-
ments, p.510-538 j 790 F88

Hodgson. Mechanics indoors and out, p. 65-1 57 j 620 H66

Hopkins. Model engines and small boats j 699.1 H78

Neison. Practical boat building and sailing j 699.1 N2ip

Thompson. Boys' book of sports, p. 199-230 j 796 T38b

Verrill. Book of the sailboat j 797 V28

Wheeler. Woodworking for beginners, p.298-343 j 684 W61

See also Canoes and canoeing. — House-boats. — Ice-boats. — Life-sav-
ing.— Motor boats. — Rowing. — Ships. — Steamboats. — Submarine
boats. — Yachts and yachting.

Bobolinks. Stories.

Mulcts. Bird stories, p. 205-215 j M954b

Body, Human. See Hygiene. — Physiology.

Boer war.

Wheeler. Boys' life of Lord Kitchener, p. 145-212 j 92 K297W

Wheeler. Boys' life of Lord Roberts, p. 148-213 j 92 R536W

White & Smith. Little journey to South Africa, p. 73-76,

1 16-123 j 916.8 W63I

Boer war. Stories.

Fenn. The kopje garrison j F362k

Boilers. See Steam. — Steam-engines.

Bolivar, Simon.

Couch. Roll call of honour, p. 19-52 j 920 C83

Morris. Historical tales; Spanish-American, p. 217-225. . .j 972 M9r
Trowbridge. Brave deeds, p. 272-281 j 904 T77b

Bolivia.

Markwick & Smith. South American republics, p. 154-173- -j 918 M39

Bon Homme Richard and Serapis (ships).

Frothingham. Sea fighters, p.241-256 j 923.5 F97

Hale. Stories of the sea, p. 127-146 j 910.4 H15

'Hart. Camps and firesides of the Revolution, p.285-289. . j 973.3 H31

Linscott. Boys' book of battles, p. 221-229 j 904 L72

Long. Famous battles, p.205-217 j 904 L82

Morris. Heroes of the navy, p. 33-42 j 923.5 M91

Bonaparte, Louis Napoleon. See Napoleon IH. emperor of the French.

Bonaparte, Napoleon. See Napoleon I, emperor of the French.

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 41

Bonheur, Rosa.

Bolton. Lives of girls who became famous, p. 180-193. . . .j 920.7 B61

Holland. Historic girlhoods, p. 278-290 j 920.7 H72

Home & Scobey. Stories of great artists, p. 136-157- • • • J 927-5 H79
Keysor. Great artists, v.2, p. 145-192 j 927 K23g

Boniface, St. Stories.

Van Dyke. First Christmas tree j Vi87f

Bookbinding.

Adams. Harper's indoor book, p. 186-197 j 680 A21

Chase & Clow. Stories of industry, v.i, p. 192-195 j 670 C38a3

Sanford. Art crafts for beginners, p. 171-204 j 707.2 S22

Books.

King. Picturesque geographical readers, v.3, p. 85-94 j 910 K26

Rocheleau. Great American industries; manufactures,

p.208-222 j 670 R56

See also Bookbinding. — Printing.

Books and reading.

Hale. How to do it, p. 71-105, 179-186 j 177 Hish

Marden. Success, p. 252-265 j 170 M37S

Matson. References for literary workers rj 028 M47

Mitchell. About old story-tellers j 928 M74

Stories of the middle ages, p.133-141 j S8842

See also Authors.
Boone, Daniel.

Abbott. DanieJ Boone j 92 B63ia

Barstow. The Westward movement, p. 75-81 j 978 B27

Bass. Stories of pioneer life, p. 33-45 j 973 B29

Ellis. Life and times of Daniel Boone j 92 B63ie

Holland. Historic boyhoods, p. 87-98 j 920 H72

Johnston. Famous scouts, p. 38-74 j 920 J36

Lindsay. Daniel Boone, backwoodsman j 92 B631I

Lodge & Roosevelt. Hero tales, p. 17-28 j 973 L76

McMurry. Pioneers of the Mississippi valley, P.68-83..J 977 M2ip

Morris. Historical tales; American, v.i, p. 138-156 j 973 Mgia

Perry & Beebe. Four American pioneers, p.9-70 j 920 P44

Roosevelt. Stories of the great West, p. 3-12 j 917.8 R68s

Stories of American pioneers, p. 7-73 j 923 S88

Wright. Children's stories of American progress, p. 8-38. .j 973 W93

Booth, Mrs Ballington.

Baldwin. American book of golden deeds, p. 278-285 j 920 B19

Booth, Mrs Catherine (Mumford).

Bolton. Famous leaders among women, p.159-211 . . . .j 920.7 B6ifa

Booth, Edwin.

Gilbert. More than conquerors, p.285-311 j 920 G38

Booth, Mrs Maud (Charlesworth). See Booth,' Mrs Ballington.

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Boots. See Shoes.

Border life. See Frontier life.

Borneo.

Hornaday. Two years in the jungle, p. 333-489 J 9i5-4 H79

Knox. Adventures of two youths in a journey to Ceylon

and India, p. 18-36 j 9i5-4 K35

Toward the rising sun, p. 77-83 j 915 T65

Wade. Our little brown cousin j 919. 11 Wii

Bosnia.

George. Little journeys to Balkans, pt.i, p. 27-50 j 914.96 G31

Boston.

Bacon. Historic pilgrimages in New England, p.213-

331 j 917-4 Bi2h

Barstow. The colonists and the Revolution, p. 231-238. .j 973.2 B27

Gilman. Story of Boston j 974.46 G42

Hale. Historic Boston j 974.46 H15

Scudder. Boston town j 974.46 S43

Tiffany. From colony to commonwealth j 973.3 T45

Tiffany. Pilgrims and Puritans j 974.4 T45

Boston massacre.

Blaisdell & Ball. Short stories from American history,

P.38-44 j 973 B52S

Hawthorne. Grandfather's chair, p.174-181 j 974.4 H36

Hawthorne. Whole history of gr.andfather's chair, p.174-
181 j 974-4 H36g

Tiffany. From colony to commonwealth, p. 44-54 j 973.3 T45

See also American revolution.

Boston massacre. Stories.

Otis. Under the liberty tree j O314U

Boston tea-party.

Blaisdell & Ball. Short stories from American history,

P.5I-S7 j 973 B52S

Creighton. Stories from English history, p.273-278. . . . j 942 C8761
Hart. Camps and firesides of the Revolution, p. 162-166. .j 973.3 H31

Humphrey. How New England was made, p. 213-220 j 974 H92

Johonnot. Grandfather's stories, p. 81-85 j J375g

Moses. Paul Revere, p.41-65 j 92 R368m

Tiffany. From colony to commonwealth, p. 55-66 j 973.3 T45

Watson. Boston tea party j 973.3 W3ib

See also American revolution.

Botany.

Dana. How to know the wild flowers j 580 D19

Doubleday. Nature's garden qj 580 D75

Gray. How plants grow j 581 G8ih

Keeler. Our early wild flowers j 580 K15

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 43

"Botany— continued.

Kecler. Wayside flowers of summer j 580 K15W

Lounsberry. Guide to the wild flowers j 580 L93

Mathews. Field book of American wild flowers j 580 M47a

Stack. Wild flowers every child should know j 580 S77

See also Flowers. — Fossils. — Fruit. — Gardens and gardening. — Herba-
riums.— Leaves. — Natural history. — Nature. — Plants. — Seeds. —
Trees.

Bouillon, Godfrey de. See Godfrey of Bouillon.

Bow and arrow. See Archery.

Bowie, James. Stories.

Munroe. With Crockett and Bowie j M968wi

Stoddard. Lost gold of the Montezumas j S869I

Boy scouts.

Baden-Powell. Boy scouts beyond the seas j 369.2 Bi4b

Boy scouts of America. Official handbook j 369.2 B66a2

Bullivant. Every boy's book of hobbies, p. 299-320 j 790 B87

Miller. Outdoor sports and games, p. 19-49 j 796 M69

Boy scouts. Stories.

Burgess. Boy scouts on Lost trail j B897b

Holland. Boy scouts of Birch-bark island j H724b

Hornibrook. A scout of to-day j H8iis

Boyesen, Hjalmar Hjorth.

Rideing. Boyhood of famous authors, p. 155-169 j 928 R43

Boys.

Brooks. Historic boys j 920 B77

Sweetser. Ten boys from history j 920 S97

Taylor. Boys of other countries j T25ib2

See also Boy scouts. — Children.

Braddock's road.

Thwaites. How George Rogers Clark won the Northwest,

p.277-295 rj 977 T43

Brant, Joseph, Mohawk chief.

Johnston. Famous Indian chiefs, p. 254-283 j 970.2 J36

Seelye & Eggleston. Brant and Red Jacket j 970.3 S45

Brashear, John Alfred.

Toal. A boy who loved the stars j 92 B7i3t

Brassey, Annie> lady.

Bolton. Lives of girls who became famous, p. 300-319. . .j 920.7 B61

Bravery. See Heroes and heroism.

Brazil. Description and travel.

Markwick & Smith. South American republics, p. 173-220.. j 918 M39
Nixon. Our little Brazilian cousm j 918.1 N37

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Brazil. History.

Morris. Historical tales; Spanish-American, p. 257-268. . . .j 972 M91

Brazil. Manners and customs.

Murray. Wide awake third reader, p. 35-41 j 372-4 A'l97w3

Bremer, Fredrika.

Coolidge. Mischief's Thanksgiving, p. 84-105 j C783m

Brian Boru, king of Ireland.

Brooks. Historic boys, p. 25-43 J 920 B77

Tappan. Adventures & achievements, p.165-181 j 920 Ti9a

Bricks.

Carpenter. How the world is housed, p. 127-142 j 910 C22h

Chamberlain. How we are sheltered, p. 1 10-123 j 910 C355

Chase & Clow. Stories of industry, v.i, p. 139-142 j 670 C38a3

Bridges.

Bond. On the battle front of engineering, p. 183-208 j 620 B620

Bond. Pick, shovel and pluck, p. 220-233 j 620 B62p

Bond. Scientific American boy, p.95-108, 292-309 j 790 B62

Bond. With the men who do things, p. 98-108 j 620 B62

Doubleday. Stories of inventors, p.133-151 j 609 D75

Moffett. Careers of danger and daring, p. 173-208 j 604 M76

Tappan. Modern triumphs, p. 30-69 j 604 T19

Williams. How it is done, p. 117-206 j 620 W74

Williams. Romance of modern engineering, p. 82-138... j 620 W74r
See also Brooklyn bridge.
Also Stephenson, Robert.

Bright, John.

Parton. Captains of industry, v.i, p. 212-223 j 926 P27

British America. See Canada.

British Columbia. Stories.

Grinnell. Jack, the young canoeman j G925JC

British Guiana. Stories.

Figyelmessy. Two boys in the tropics j F47it

British Isles. See England. — Ireland. — Scotland. — Wales.

Brittany.

Alcott. Shawl-straps, p. 18-67 j A355sh

Finnemore. France, p. 11-22 j 914.4 F51

Bronte, Charlotte, afterward Mrs Nicholls, (pseud. Currer Bell).

Frank. Great authors in their youth, p.209-243 j 928 F87

Holland. Historic girlhoods, p. 229-242 j 920.7 H72

Brooke, Rupert.

Parkman. Heroes of to-day, p. 261-291 j 920 P24

Brooklyn bridge.

Our country: East, p. 183-186 j 917.3 O32

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Brooks, Phillips, bishop.

Bolton. Famous leaders among men, p. 368-404 j 920 B6if

Gilbert. More than conquerors, p. 25 1-283 j 920 G38

Brown, John, of Ossazi'ato}nie.

Abbot. Battle-fields of '61, p.9-12, 17-24 j 973.7 A12

Coffin. Building the nation, p.46o-46~ j 973 C66

Couch. Roll call of honour, p. 53-89 j 920 C83

Browning, Mrs Elizabeth (Barrett).

Bolton. Lives of girls who became famous, p. 194-212.. j 920.7 B61
Frank. Great authors in their youth, p.153-171 j 928 F87

Browning, Robert.

Frank. Great authors in their youth, p.125-151 j 928 F87

Bruce, James.

Jenks. Boys' book of explorations, p. 38-45 j 910.9 J25

Bruce, Robert. See Robert Bruce, king of Scotland.

Brutus, Marcus.

Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Romans, p.i6i-

168 j 920 P72zgc

Plutarch. Lives, v. 5, p. 302-366 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Lives; retold by Weston, p. 323-360 j 920 P72I

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p. 429-438 j 920 P720

Bryant, William CuUen.

Cody. Four American poets, p.7-68 j 928 C65

Keysor. Sketches of American authors, v.i, p. 69-98 j 928 K23

Macomber. Stories of our authors, p.ioi-125 j 928 M21

Wright. Children's stories in American literature, v.i,

p.69-81 j 810.9 W93

Bryant, William Cullen. Birthday exercises.

Le Row. Pieces for every occasion, p. 1 17-125 j 808.8 L63

Roe. American authors, p. 46-49 j 810 R59

Buccaneers. See Pirates.

Buddha and Buddhism.

Young. Siam, p.27-44 j 915.9 Y37

Buds. See Botany. — Plants.

Buenos Ayres.

Lane. Strange lands near home, p.97-106 j 918 L23

Buffalo Bill. See Cody, William Frederick.

Buffalo Jones. See Jones, Charles Jesse.

Buffaloes.

Wright. Stories of birds and beasts, p.63-82 j 570.4 W935

Building. See Architecture. — Carpentry. — Engineering. — Houses. — Log
cabins.

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Bulgaria.

George. Little journeys to Balkans, pt.i, p. 70-84 j 914-96 G31

Winlow. Our little Bulgarian cousin j 914-97 W78

Bull, Ole.

Bolton. Lives of poor boys who became famous, p.284-

302 j 920 B61

Bull-fights.

Whitcomb & George. Little journeys to Italy, Spain and Portugal,

pt.2, p.25-31 j 914-S W62

Bunker Hill, Battle of, 1775.

Bacon. Historic pilgrimages in New England, p.400-

425 j 917-4 Bi2h

Long. Famous battles, p.159-181 j 904 L82

Tiffany. From colony to commonwealth, p.115-131 . . . . j 973.3 T45
See also American revolution.

Bunker Hill, Battle of, 1775. Poetry.

Holmes. Grandmother's story [of Bunker Hill battle] . . j Bll H73g2

Bunyan, John.

Bolton. Famous leaders among men, p. 123-148 j 920 B6if

Mabie. Men who have risen, p.46-71 j 920 Mil

Mitchell. About old story-tellers, p.219-237 j 928 M74

Wright. Children's stories in English literature, v. 2, p.143-

192 j 820.9 W93

Buoys.

By land and sea, p. 225-230 j 910 B99

Ingersoll. Book of the ocean, p. 224-227 j 551.46 124b

Burdett-Coutts, Baroness.

Bolton. Lives of girls who became famous, p. 320-330. . . j 920.7 B61

Burma.

Carpenter. Asia, p.211-231 j 915 C22a

Kelly. Burma j 915.9 K17

Knox. Adventures of two youths in a journey to Ceylon

and India, p. 145-181 j 915.4 K35

Redway. All around Asia, p. 217-226 j 915 R27

Burma. Stories.

Henty. On the Irrawaddy j H456on

Burney, Fanny. See Arblay, Mme Frances (Burney) d'.

Burns, Robert.

Burns. Selected poems, p. 5-55 j 821 B93

Mabie. Men who have risen, p. 72-88 j 920 Mil

Norton. Heart of oak books, v. 7, p. 179-201 j 808.8 N46a

Burnside, Gen. Ambrose Everett.

Morris. Heroes of the army, p.283-293 j 923.5 Mgih

Burnt wood. See Pyrography.

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Burr, Aaron.

Nicolay. Our nation in the building, p. 63-81 j 973 N320

Burr, Aaron. Stories.

Brooks. Son of the Revolution j B773SO

Burr, Theodosia.

Parton. Famous Americans of recent times, p. 393-426. . . . j 920 P27

Burritt, EHhu.

Parton. Captains of industry, v.i, p. 27-35 j 926 P27

Burros. See Donkeys.

Burroughs, John.

Mabie. Men who have risen, p. 89-98 j 920 Mil

Parkman. Heroes of to-day, p. 29-50 j 920 P24

Bushmen.

Starr. Strange peoples, p. 143-146 j 572.9 S79

Business.

Marden. Choosing a career j 174 M37

Reid. Careers for the coming men, p.45-51, 145-169, 179-

188, 219-225 j 174 R31

Smith. One hundred famous Americans, p. 513-553 j 920 S649

Stoddard. Men of business j 923.8 S86

See also Banks and banking. — Commerce. — Industries. — Mail service.
— Manufactures. — Money. — Occupations. — Success.

Butler, Elizabeth Southerden (Thompson), lady.

Bolton. Lives of girls who became famous, P.266-277..J 920.7 B61

Butter,

Chamberlain. How we are fed, p. 44-49 j 630 C35

Butterflies.

Ballard. Among the moths and butterflies j 595.78 B21

Dickerson. Moths and butterflies j 595.78 D55

Duncan. Butterflies and moths j 595.78 D89

Holland. Butterfly book qj 595.78 H72

Holland. Butterfly guide j 595.78 H72b

Miller. Butterfly and moth book j 595.78 M69

Morley. Insect folk, v.2, p. 3-44 j 595.7 M91

Schwartz. Grasshopper Green's garden, p. 71-98 j 595.7 S39

Weed. Nature biographies j 595.7 W42n

See also Caterpillars. — Moths.

Cabeza de Vaca, Alvar Nunez.

Barstow. Explorers and settlers, p.ioi-iio j 973.1 B27

Griffis. Romance of discovery, p.161-167 j 973.1 G89

Higginson. Young folks' book of American explorers,

p.71-96 j 9731 H53

Lummis. Spanish pioneers, p.ioi-ii6 j 973.1 L97

Wright. Children's stories in American history, p.85-102. j 970 W93

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Cabinet work. See Carpentry. — Furniture.
Cabins. See Log cabins.

Cable, George Washington.

Cable. Cable story book, p. 160-176 j C113C

Wright. Children's stories in American literature, v.2,

p. 236-250 j 810.9 W93

Cables.

Giberne. Romance of the mighty deep, p. 276-285 j 551.46 G36r

See also Atlantic cable.

Cabot, John.

Clay. The treasure finders, p. 59-75 j 973.1 C54

Griffis. Romance of discovery, p. loi-i 1 1 j 973-1 G89

Mowry. First steps in the history of our country, p.30-

35 j 973 M94a

Sparks. Famous explorers, p. 105-108 j 910 S73f

Verne. Famous travels and travellers, p. 319-323 j 923.9 V27f

Cabot, Sebastian.

Clay. The treasure finders, p. 73-82 j 973.1 C54

Verne. Famous travels and travellers, p. 319-333 j 923.9 V27f

Cactus.

Our country: West, p.249-251 j 917.9 O32

Caedmon.

Creighton. Stories from English history, p. 5-8 j 942 C8761

Krapp. In oldest England, p.45-51 j 942.01 K41

Pollard. Stories from old English romance, p. 15-18 j 398.2 P76

Wright. Children's stories in English literature, v.i, p.34-

45 j 820.9 W93

Cssar, Julius.

Abbott. Julius Caesar j 92 Ciiga

Baldwin. Thirty more famous stories retold, p. 212-215.. j 904 Bigt
Church. Roman life in the days of Cicero, p. 150-175. . . .j 913.37 C46

Clarke. Story of Caesar j 92 C119C

Farmer. Boys' book of famous rulers, p.iio-141 j 923.1 F24b

Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Romans, p.114-

134 j 920 P72zgc

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Rome, p. 181-202. . . . j 920 Hii3f

Harper. Leaders of men, p.91-112 j 923 H28

Johonnot. Stories of the olden time, p.154-161 j 904 J37

Morris. Historical tales; Roman, p. 204-226 j 937 M91

Plutarch. Lives, v.4, p. 256-328 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Lives; retold by Weston, p. 277-322 j 920 P72I

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p.406-418 j 920 P720

Tappan. Adventures & achievements, p.403-422 j 920 Tiga

Caesar, Julius. Stories.

Whitehead. Standard bearer j W639S

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 49

Calais, Siege of, 1347.

Hunt. Prisoners of the Tower of London, p. 40-43 j 920 H94

Trowbridge. Brave deeds, p. 59-73 j 904 Tyyh

Yonge. Book of golden deeds, p.169-181 j 920 Y29

Calhoun, John Caldwell.

Brooks. Historic Americans, p. 291-304 j 920 B77h

Morris. Heroes of progress in America, p. 138-144 j 920 M91

Parton. Famous Americans of recent times, p.115-171.. . .j 920 P27

Calico-printing.

Johonnot. Stories of other lands, p. 176-183 j 904 J37s

California.

Barstow. A new nation, p. 106-129 j 973 B27

Dana. Two years before the mast j 910.4 Di9a

Drake. Making of the great West, p.269-288 j 978 D78

Koch. Little journey to our Western wonderland j 917.94 K36

Taylor. Boys of other countries, p. 235-260 j T25ib2

California. Stories.

Jackson. Ramona j Ji24r

For other editions see Author list.
Wiggin. Summer in a cafion j W688s

Cambyses III, king of Persia.

Church. Stories of the East from Herodotus, p. 175-217. .j 888 H47
Cambyses III, king of Persia. Stories.

Ebers. Egyptian princess j E2i8e

Camels.

Johonnot. Neighbors with claws and hoofs, p. 215-222. .j 590.4 J37n

Monteith. Familiar animals, p. 185-189 j 599 M85

Morris. Home life in all lands, v. 3, p.102-110 j 910 M91

Cameras. See Photography.

Cameron, Verney Lovett.

Jenks. Boys' book of explorations, p. 233-246 j 910.9 J25

Camillus.

Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Romans, p.23-

30 j 920 P72zgc

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Rome, p. 82-98 j 920 Hii3f

Morris. Historical tales; Roman, p. 87-93 j 937 M91

Plutarch. Boys' and girls' Plutarch, p. 106-135 j 920 P72b

Plutarch. Lives, v.i, p. 269-317 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p.141-152 j 920 P720

Trowbridge. Brave deeds, p.43-58 j 904 T77b

Camp Fire Girls.

Book of the Camp Fire Girls j 369.3 C15

Gulick. Book of symbols for camp fire girls j 369.3 G96

Rogers. Sebago-Wohelo camp fire girls j 396.3 R61

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Camping.

Adams. Harper's outdoor book, p. 295-333, 350-366 j 790 A21

Beard, D. C. The boy pioneers, p. 76-87 j 796 B34b

Beard, D. C. Field and forest handy book j 790 B34

Beard, D. C. Shelters, shacks and shanties j 796.5 B34

Beard, L. & A. B. On the trail j 796.5 B343

Bond. Scientific American boy j 790 B62

Boy Scouts of America. Official handbook, p. 232-276. . j 369.2 B66a2

Cave. Boy scout's hike book j 796 C29

Cave. Boy's camp book j 796.5 C29

Eraser. Every boy's book of handicraft, sports and amuse-
ments, p. 341-358 j 790 F88

Hall. Handicraft for handy boys, p. 337-350 j 790 Hi6h

Miller, C. H. Outdoor sports and games, p. 50-109 j 796 M69

Miller, W. H. Boys' book of hunting and fishing j 799 M69

Rogers. Sebago-Wohelo camp fire girls j 369.3 R61

Seton. Book of woodcraft and Indian lore j 796.5 S49

Thompson. Boys' book of sports, p.233-266 j 796 T38b

Verrill. Boys' outdoor vacation book j 796 V28

Warner. A-hunting of the deer, p. 42-55 j 814 W23a

See also Outdoor life.

Camping. Stories.

Du Bois. Lass of the silver sword j D8S9I

Earl. School team in camp j E1732S

Eggleston. Wreck of the Red Bird j E3571W

Forrester. Polly Page Yacht Club j F782P

French. Junior cup j F925J

Gregor. Camping in the winter woods j G865C

Hamlin. Nan at Camp Chicopee j H22in

Holland. Boy scouts of Birch-bark island j H724b

Richards. The Merryweathers j R4iime

Roberts. Around the camp-fire j R536a

Tomlinson. Camping on the St. Lawrence j TS97c

Wiggin. Summer in a canon j W688s

Canada.

Tappan. World's story, v.ii, p. 1-279 j 909 T19

See also Acadia. — British Columbia.- — Newfoundland.

Canada. Description and travel.

Blaisdell & Dalrymple. Betty in Canada j 917. i B52

Carpenter. North America, p. 352-376 j 917 C22a

Carroll & Waldo. Around the world; book five, p.199-

225 j 910 C23e

Coe. Our American neighbors, p. 13-148 j 917 C65

George. Little journeys to Alaska and Canada j 917.98 G31

King. Picturesque geographical readers, v. 2, p. 140-252. .j 910 K26

Plummer. Roy and Ray in Canada j 917.1 P72

Whitney. On snow-shoes to the barren grounds j 917.12 W65

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Canada. History.

Marshall. .A.n empire story, p.i-121 j 900 M41

Canals.

Rocheleau. Great American industries; transportation,

p. 83-86, 125-131 j 380 R56a

Williams. How it is done, p. 304-349 J 620 W74

Williams. Romance of modern engineering, p. 245-291.. j 620 W74r
See also Erie canal.— Panama canal. — Suez canal.

Canary islands.

Hale. Stories of adventure, p. 188-193 J 9iO-8 H15S

Candles.

Beard. Things worth doing, p.326-337 j 790 63431

Mowry. American inventions and inventors, p. 67-71 j 609 M94

Stone & Fickett. Every day life in the colonies, p. 61-68. .j 917-3 S87
Williams. How it is made, p.72-88 j 670 W74

Candy.

Bache. When mother lets us make candy j 642 B12

Campbell. American girl's home book, p.407-413 j 790 C15

Rorer. Home candy making j 642 R69

Cannon. See Guns.

Canoes and canoeing.

Beard. Outdoor handy book, p. 213-221 j 796 B340

Bond. Scientific American boy, p. 109-123 j 790 B62

Brooks. American sailor, p. 11-28 j 656.8 Byya

Davis. Harper's boating book for boys, p. 207-322 j 797 D31

Hall. Boy craftsman, p. 201-217 j 790 H16

See also Boats and boating.

Canoes and canoeing. Stories.

Alden. Cruise of the Canoe club j A3S9C

Munroe. Canoemates j M968ca

Smith. Their canoe trip j S655t

Canova, Antonio.

Baldwin. Fifty famous stories retold, p. 156-162 j 904 B19

Eggleston. Strange stories from history, p. 193-199 j 904 E35

Cantatas.

Moffat. Christmas dream qj 782.8 M76

See also Operettas.
Canute, king of England, Denmark and Norway.

Freeman. Old-English history, p.224-246 j 942.01 F91

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of the middle ages, p.149-

154 j 920 Hii3fa

Morris. Historical tales; Scandinavian, p.121-131 j 948 M91

Capri, Island of.

Knox. Boy travellers in southern Europe, p. 374-383. .. .j 914 K35b
Stockton. Personally conducted, p. 90-99 j 914 S86

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Cardboard construction. See Paper work.

Carnegie, Andrew.

Mabie. Men who have risen, p.99-111 j 920 Mil

Morris. Heroes of progress in America, p. 325-334 j 920 M91

Carnegie Hero Fund Commission.

Baldwin. American book of golden deeds, p. 289-304 j 920 B19

Carols. See Christmas. Songs. — Songs.

Carpentry.

Adams, J. D. Carpentry for beginners j 684 A21

Adams, J. H. Harper's indoor book j 680 A21

Bailey. Boys' make-at-home things j 790 B15

Beard. Jack of all trades j 790 B34J

Bower. How to make common things j 684 B66

Bullivant. Every boy's book of hobbies, p. 13-145, 189-

196 j 790 B87

Collins. Handicraft for boys j 680 C69h

Crawshaw. Problems in furniture making j 684 C87a

Foster. Carpentry and woodwork j 684 F81

Eraser. Every boy's book of handicraft, sports and amuse-
ments, p.i 1-121 j 790 F88

Griffith. Essentials of woodworking j 684 G89

Griffith. Woodwork for secondary schools j 684 G89W

Hall. Boy craftsman j 790 H16

Hall. Carpentry & mechanics for boys j 790 Hi6c

Hall. Handicraft for handy boys j 790 Hl6h

Hall. The handy boy j 790 Hi6ha

Johnson. Coping saw work j 684 J35

Murray. Problems in woodworking j 684 M97

Noyes. Handwork in wood j 684 N48

Paret. Harper's handy-book for girls, p. 73-87 j 790 P23

Sanford. Art crafts for beginners, p. 15-53 j 707.2 S22

Waite. Boy's workshop j 680 W14

Wheeler. Woodworking for beginners j 684 W61

Williams. How to make things, p. 7-82 j 604 W74h

See also Houses. — Lathes. — Log cabins. — Manual training. — Tools. —
Wood-carving.

Carpets.

Carpenter. How the world is housed, p.339-347 j 910 C22h

Winship. Our industries; fabrics, p. 14-16 . j 677 W78

See also Rugs.

Carrier-pigeons. See Pigeons.

Carroll, Lewis, (pseud, of Charles Lutwidge Dodgson).

Moses. Lewis Carroll in Wonderland j 92 C233m

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Carson, Christopher.

Abbott. Christopher Carson j 02 C2342a

Barstow. The Westward movement, p. 163-174 j 978 B27

Johnston. Famous scouts, p.181-210 j 920 J36

Perry & Beebe. Four American pioneers, p. 195-255 j 920 P44

Tappan. Adventures & achievements, p.3-13 j 920 Ti9a

Tappan. American hero stories, p. 246-253 j 920 T19

Carson, Kit. See Carson, Christopher.

Cartier, Jacques.

Baldw^in. Discovery of the old Northwest, p.ii-21 j 977 B19

Clay. The treasure finders, p.180-204 j 973-1 C54

Griffis. Romance of discovery, p. 138-142 j 973.1 G8(,

Higginson. Young folks' book of American explorers,

P-97-II7 j 973-1 H53

Sparks. Famous explorers, p. 135-144 j 910 S73f

Verne. Famous travels and travellers, p. 339-343 j 923.9 V27f

Wright. Children's stories in American history, p.210-

227 j 970 W93

Carving. See Sculpture. — Wood-carving.

Gary, Alice, & Gary, Phoebe.

Keysor. Sketches of American authors, v. 2, p. 155-173.. ..j 928 K23

Gasabianca.

Baldwin. Fifty famous stories retold, p. 153-156 j 904 B19

Gastles. See Warwick castle. — -Windsor castle.
Gastro, Ines de. See Inez de Castro.

Catacombs.

Butterworth. Little Arthur's history of Rome, p. 200-207.. j 937 B98

Johonnot. Geographical reader, p. 302-305 j 910 J37

Knox. Boy travellers in southern Europe, p. 312-315 ... .j 914 K35b

Gaterina Gornaro, queen of Cyprus.

Brooks. Historic girls, p. 134-152 j 920.7 B77

Caterpillars.

Ballard. Among the moths and butterflies j 595.78 B21

Comstock. Ways of the six-footed, p.29-53, 1 19-124, 133-

138 j 595-7 C738

Dickerson. Moths and butterflies j 595.78 D55

■ Duncan. Butterflies and moths j 595.78 D89

Morley. Insect folk, v. 2, p. 26-86 j 595.7 M91

Schwartz. Grasshopper Green's garden, p. 71-87 j 595.7 S39

Weed. Nature biographies j 595.7 W42n

See also Butterflies. — Moths.

Catharine I, empress of Russia.

Eggleston. Strange stories from history, p. 163-174 j 904 E35

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Catharine II, empress of Rtissia.

Bolton. Famous leaders among women, p.55-91 j 920.7 B6ifa

Farmer. Girls' book of famous queens, p.302-320 j 923.1 F24

Holland. Historic girlhoods, p. 124-135 j 920.7 H72

Morris. Historical tales; Russian, p. 184-194, 220-225 j 947 M91

Catharine de' Medici, queen of France.

Farmer. Girls' book of famous queens, p.232-262 j 923.1 F24

Holland. Historic girlhoods, p. 50-62 j 920.7 H72

Pitman. Stories of old France, p. 135-180 j 944 P66

Catharine of Aragon, queen of England.

Farmer. Girls' book of famous queens, p. 137-155 j 923.1 F24

Catharine of Siena, St.

Holland. Historic girlhoods, p.9-25 j 920.7 H72

Cathedrals.

Grierson. Children's book of English minsters j 283 G89

See also St. Paul's cathedral, London. — St. Peter's, Rome.

Cato, Marcus.

Baldwin. Thirty more famous stories retold, p. 200-204.. j 904 Bigt
Gould. Children's' Plutarch; tales of the Romans, p.62-

68 j 920 P72zgc

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Rome, p.135-140. . . .j 920 Hii3f

Plutarch. Boys' and girls' Plutarch, p.41 1-415 j 920 P72b

Plutarch. Lives, v.2, p. 316-359 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p. 309-318 j 920 P720

Cato, Marcus, the younger.

Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Romans, p.134-

140 j 920 P72ZgC

Plutarch. Lives, v. 4, p. 370-444 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p.41 8-429 j 920 P720

Cats.

Barton. The boy fancier, p.109-131 j 636 B28

Cochrane. Four hundred animal stories, p. 196-209 j C645f

Eddy. Friends and helpers, p. 29-56 j E264f

Fabre. Our humble helpers, p.239-254 j 636 Fii

Johnson. When mother lets us keep pets, p. 29-34 j 636 J35

Monteith. Familiar animals, p. 39-51 j 599 M85

Morris. Home lite in all lands, v. 3, p. 42-52 j 910 M91

Cats. Stories.

Carter. Cat stories j C237C

Craik. So-fat and Mew-mew j C8632S

Diaz. Cats' Arabian nights j D539C

Dodge. Land of pluck, p. 177-184 j D671I

Jackson. Cat stories j J 124c

Jackson. Letters from a cat. j J124I

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Cats. Stories — continued.

Tappan. Dixie kitten j Ti92d

Tappan. Stories of nature, p. 43-56, 67-83 j 504 T19

Thaxter. Stories and poems, p.48-54 j T339S

Wiggin & Smith. Story hour, p. 139-145 j W688sto

Wilkinson. Peter and Polly j W729P

Cattle.

Allen. Geographical and industrial studies; United States,

p. 209-232 j 609.73 A42

Chamberlain. How we are fed, p. 18-31 j 630 C35

Evans. Farm life readers; book five, p.121-148 j 808.8 E94a

Fabre. Our humble helpers, p. 279-292 j 636 Fii

Johonnot. Neighbors with claws and hoofs, p.164-171,

178-184 j 590.4 J37n

Morris. Home life in all lands, v. 3, p. 134-149 j 910 M91

Our country: West, p.228-235 j 917.9 O32

See also Cows.

Cavalier, Jean.

Eggleston. Strange stories from history, p. 38-54 j 904 E35

Cave-dwellers.

Holbrook. Cave, mound and lake dwellers j 571 H69

Our country: West, p. 167-172 j 917.9 O32

Schwatka. In the land of cave and cliff dwellers j 917.2 S41

Cave-dwellers. Stories.

Nida. Ab, the cave man j N329a

Caves.

Holden. Wonders of earth, sea and sky, p.iii-ii8 j 504 H71W

Our country: East, p. 144-148 j 917.3 O32

White & Smith. Little journey to South Africa, p. 40-47. j 916.8 W63I
See also Catacombs. — Cave-dwellers. — Mammoth cave.

Caxton, William.

Elias. In Tudor times, p. 203-213 j 942.05 E47

Johonnot. Stories of other lands, p. 160-163 j 904 J37S

Mabie. Men who have risen, p.112-120 j 920 Mil

Wright. Children's stories in English literature, v.i, p.220-

262 j 820.9 W93

Cedar-trees.

Johonnot. Geographical reader, p. 168-172 j 910 J37

Cellini, Benvenuto.

Lang. Blue true story book, p. 8-19 j 904 L23b

Lang. True story book, p.122-131 j 904 L23

Mabie. Men who have risen, p. 122-139 j 920 Mil

Central America.

Tappan. World's story, v. 11, p.451-475 j 909 T19

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Central America. Description and travel.

Carpenter. North America, p.393-399 J 9i7 C22a

Coe. Our American neighbors, p. 195-215 j 9^7 C6s

George. Little journey to Mexico and Central Amer-
ica j 917-2 Gaia

Knox. Boy travellers in Mexico, p. 530-552 j 917-2 K35

Central America. Stories.

Rolt-Wheeler. The Aztec-hunters j R656a

Cereals. See Grain.

Also names of cereals, as Wheat.

Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de.

Johonnot. Grandfather's stories, p. 100-102 j J375g

Lang. True story book, p.161-167 j 904 L23

Ceylon.

Carpenter. Australia, p. 264-271 j 910 C22

Carroll & Waldo. Around the world; book five, p.i6o-

165 j 910 C23e

Henty. Famous travels, p. 1 18-123 J 9^0 H45f

Hornaday. Two years in the jungle, p. 235-290 j 915-4 H79

Knox. Adventures of two youths in a journey to Ceylon

and India, p. 195-268 j 915-4 K35

Chairs.

White. How to make baskets, p. 159-165 j 689 W63h

White. More baskets, and how to make them, p. 79-83. .j 689 W63m
See also Furniture.

Chaldea.

Arnold. Stories of ancient peoples, p.8i-ii6 j 930 A75

Tappan. World's stor}% v.2, p.461-474 j 909 T19

Chalk.

Giberne. Romance of the mighty deep, p. 135-148. .. .j 551.46 G36r

Holden. Wonders of earth, sea and sky, p. 171-204 j 504 H71W

Kingsley. Madame How and Lady Why, p. 137-180 j 551 K27

Chalmers, James.

Kelman. Story of Chalmers of New Guinea j 92 C356k

Chambers, William.

Eggleston. Strange stories from history, p. 200-205 j 904 E35

Chamois.

Finnemore. Switzerland, p. 74-83 j 914.94 F51

George. Little journey to France and Switzerland, pt.2,

P-52-53 j 914-4 G31

Champlain, Samuel de.

Baldwin. Discovery of the old Northwest, p. 22-95 j 977 B19

Clay. The treasure finders, p. 205-234 j 973.1 C54

Coe. Founders of our country, p.iii-122 j 973.2 C65

Gordy. Stories of .American explorers, p. 154-173 j 973.1 G66

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Champlain, Samuel de — continued.

Johnston. Famous discoverers and explorers, p. 271-301 . J 923.9 J36

Lucia. Stories of American discoverers, p.151-160 j 973.1 L96

McMurry. Pioneers on land and sea, p. 1-34 j 923.9 M21

Morris. Historical tales; American, v.i, p. 34-52 j 973 M9ia

Sparks. Famous explorers, p. 210-229 j 910 S73f

Tappan. Adventures & achievements, p.47-59....- j 920 Ti9a

Tappan. Out-of-door book, p.457-470 j 590-4 T19

Charades.

Baker. Indoor games and socials, p. 120-127 j 793 B17

Campbell. American girl's home book, p.116-127 j 790 C15

Keyes. When mother lets us play, p. 5-32 j 793 K23

See also Plays. — Riddles. — Tableaux. — Tricks and puzzles.

Charcoal.

Our country: East, p. 38-40 j 917.3 O32

Charge of the Light Brigade. See Light brigade. Charge of the.

Charlemagne, emperor of the West.

Creighton. Heroes of European history, p. 57-64 j 940 C87

Farmer. Boys' book of famous rulers, p. 142-168 j 923.1 F24b

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of the middle ages, p.ioi-

III j 920 Hii3fa

Harding. Story of the middle ages, p. 81-95 j 940.1 H25

Harper. Leaders of men, p.113-121 j 923 H28

Hodges. Saints and heroes, p. 126-137 j 922 H66

Johonnot. Stories of the olden time, p. 183-190 j 904 J37

Marshall. History of Germany, p. 32-51 qj 943 M41

Morris. Historical tales; French, p. 47-68 j 944 M9i5a

Charlemagfne romances.

Bulfinch. Charlemagne j 398.26 B87

Church. Stories of Charlemagne j 398.26 C46

Tappan. Stories of legendary heroes, p. 229-295 j 398.2 T19

Wilmot-Buxton. Stories from old French romance, p.30-

55, 76-119 j 398.2 W76S

See also Roland.

Charles I, king of England.

Abbott. Charles I j 92 C3752a

Mitton. Children's book of London, p. 204-221 j 914.21 M75

Charles I, king of England. Stories.

Church. With the king at Oxford j C468W

Van Dyke. Historic scenes in fiction, p. 159-175 j 904 V18

Charles II, king of England.

Abbott. Charles II j 92 C375ia

Creighton. Stories from English history, p. 213-220 j 942 C8761

Lang. All sorts of stories book, p. 68-82 j L239a

Morris. Historical tales; English, p.276-296 j 942 M9ia

Tappan. Adventures & achievements, p. 187-199 j 920 Ti9a

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Charles II, king of England. Stories.

Scott. Peveril of the Peak j S431P

Scott. Woodstock j S431W0

Charles V, emperor of Germany.

Birkhead. Heroes of modern Europe, p. 63-73 j 920 B48

Charles XII, king of Sweden.

Brooks. Historic boys, p.218-241 j 920 B77

Morris. Historical tales; Scandinavian, p. 326-342 j 948 M91

Tappan. Adventures & achievements, p. 200-220 j 920 Ti9a

Charles Edward, the Young Pretender. See Stuart, Charles
Edward, the Young Pretender.

Charles the Bold, duke of Burgundy.

Morris. Historical tales; French, p. 147-165 j 944 M9i5a

Charles the Bold, d^lke of Burgundy. Stories.

Scott. Anne of Geierstein j S43iann

Scott. Quentin Durward j S43iq

Charter Oak.

Johonnot. Stories of our country, p. 60-63 j 973 J37

Morris. Historical tales; American, v.i, p. 80-86 j 973 M9ia

Chaucer, Geoffrey.

Atkinson. European beginnings of American history,

p.257-271 j 940 A87

Chaucer. Chaucer for children, p.i-15 qj 821 C41

Chaucer. Chaucer for schools, p. 1-33 j 821 C4ich

Wright. Children's stories in English literature, v.i, p.162-

201 j 820.9 W93

Cheerfulness.

Gatty. Parables from nature, v.i, p. 170-195, 269-279 j 828 G23

Cheese.

Chamberlain. How we are fed, p. 50-53 j 630 C35

Chemistry.

Holden. The sciences, p. 149-159 j 500 H71

Ostwald. Conversations on chemistry. 2v j 540 O29

Pepper. Boy's playbook of science, p. 103-162 j 530.7 P4ia

See also Experiments. — Physics.
Chestnuts.

Lane. Under sunny skies, p. 19-29 j 914 L23

Chicago.

Carpenter. North America, p.245-258 j 917 C22a

Johonnot. Stories of heroic deeds, p.142-151 j 904 J37st

Chickadees.

Sharp. Winter, p. 61-73 j 590.4 S53W

Chickens. See Poultry.
Childe Horn. See King Horn.

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Children.

Andrews. Each and all j 910 A56e

Andrews. Seven little sisters j 910 A56S

Bryson. Home-life in China j 915. i B84

Chance. Little folks of many lands j 910 C36

Dutton. In field and pasture j 910 D9S

Miller. Little people of Asia j 915 M69

Moncrieff. Round the world qj 910 M81

Moore. Children of other days qj 757 M87

Mott & Dutton. Fishing and hunting j 910 M94

Stecdman. When they were children j 920 S81

Whitham. Captive royal children j 942 W64

Wide world j 910 W67

See also Boys. — Education. — Girls. — Occupations for children.
Also names of countries, subhead Manners and customs, as
Japan. Manners and customs.

Children's crusade.

S weetser. Ten boys from history, p. 1 1-42 j 920 S97

See also Crusades.

Children's literature.

Children's hour. Guide to good reading j 028.5 C43

Children's parties. See Parties.

Childs, George William.

Bolton. Lives of poor boys who became famous, p.313-

322 j 920 B61

Chile.

Markwick & Smith. South American republics, p.301-

327 j 918 M39

Chimneys.

Mowry. American inventions and inventors, p. 31-36. . . .j 609 M94

Chimpanzees. See Apes.

China.

Niver. Great names and nations, v.i, p.i-ii j 909 N37

Tappan. World's story, v.i, p.i-261 j 909 T19

China. Description and travel.

Carpenter. Asia, p.iii-i8o j 915 C22a

George. Little journey to China and Japan j 915. i G31

Hedin. From pole to pole, p. 159-184 j 910 H39

Huntington. Asia, p.221-283 j 915 H94

Knox. Adventures of two youths in a journey to Japan

and China j 915.2 K35

Redway. All around Asia, p.40-133 j 915 R27

Sec also Korea. — Manchuria. — Tibet.

China. Folklore.

Davis & Chow-Leung. Chinese fables and folk stories, .j 398.91 D32

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China. History.

Arnold. Stories of ancient peoples, p. 199-210 j 930 A7S

Morris. Historical tales; Japanese and Chinese j 952 M915

Van Bergen. Story of China j 951 V17

See also Woo How Tsihtien, empress of China.

China. Manners and customs.

Andrews. Each and all, p.81-105 j 910 A56e

Andrews. Seven little sisters, p. 57-70 j 910 A56S

Barnard. How other people live, P.48-S4 QJ Qio B25

Bryson. Home-life in China. j 915-1 B84

By land and sea, p.131-140 j 910 B99

Carpenter. Around the world with the children, p. 59-73. .j 910 C22a

Carroll. Around the world; book one, p. 124-137 j 910 C23a

Chamberlain. How we are sheltered, p. 59-66 j 910 C35S

Headland. Chinese boy and girl j 915. i H38

Headland. Our little Chinese cousin j 915. i H380

Lee. When I was a boy in China j 915. i L52

Miller. Little people of Asia, p. 307-359 j 915 M69

Schwartz. Five little strangers, p. 103-136 j 910 S39

Scott. Twelve little pilgrims, p. 89-126 j 915 S42

Shaw. Big people and little people of other lands, p. 5-14. .j 390 S53

Starr. Strange peoples, p. 69-75 j 572.9 S79

Thornton. Bud and Bamboo j 915. i T38

Toward the rising sun, p. 16-44 j 915 T65

Van Bergen. Story of China j 951 V17

Wide world, p. 14-27 j 910 W67

China. Stories.

Griffis. In the mikado's service j G894i

China, Wall of. See Wall of China.
China-painting.

Beard. American girls' handy-book, p.272-294 j 790 B343

Chinaware. See Pottery.

Chinese literature.

Arnold. Stories of ancient peoples, p. 210-226 j 930 A75

Chipmunks.

Burroughs. Field and study, p.140-151 j 570.4 B94

Burroughs. Squirrels and other fur-bearers, p. 15-31.... j 599.3 B94
Cram. More little beasts of field and wood, p.107-131. .j 599 C86m
Needham. Outdoor studies, p. 13-17 j 590.4 N19

Chivalry.

Bulfinch. Age of chivalry j 398.25 B87

For other editions see Author list.

Greene & Kirk. With spurs of gold j 940.4 G83

Lansing. Page, esquire and knight j 398.2 L28

Myers. General history, p. 392-395 j 909 M99

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Chivalry — continued.

Newbolt. Book of the happy warrior j 940.4 N26

Niver. Great names and nations, v. 2, p. 77-85 j 909 N37

Tappan. When knights were bold j 940.1 T19

See also Arthur, Ki)ig. — Charlemagne romances. — Crusades. — Feudal
system. — Heroes and heroism. — Middle ages. — Roland.

Chivalry. Stories.

Amadis of Gaul. A knight errant and his doughty deeds. . . .j A48ik
Stories of chivalry j S884

Chocolate.

Allen. Geographical and industrial studies: South Amer-
ica, p. 354-363 j 918 A42

Carpenter. How the world is fed, p. 317-322 j 630 C22

Chamberlain. How we are fed, p. 120-130 j 630 C3S

Chase & Clow. Stories of industry, v.2, p. 182-189 j 670 C38a3

Rogers. Book of useful plants, p. 267-272 j 630 R61

Choice of occupations. See Occupations, Choice of.

Chopin, Frederic Frangois.

Butterworth. Great composers, p. 73-82 j 927.8 B98

Chapin. Masters of music, p. 284-301 j 927.8 C36

Tapper. First studies in music biography, p. 279-294.. . .j 927.8 T19

Christ. See Jesus Christ.

Christian names. See Names.

Christina, queen of Szveden.

Brooks. Historic girls, p. 192-207 j 920.7 B77

Hawthorne. Biographical stories, p. 69-78 j 920 H36b

Hawthorne. Grandfather's chair, p. 293-302 j 974.4 H36

Christmas.

Beard, D. C. Jack of all trades, p. 237-252 j 790 B34J

Beard, L. & A. B. Little folks' handy book, p. 106-129.. j 790 B343I
Beard, L. & A. B. What a girl can make and do, p.244-

270 j 790 B343W

Book of Christmas j 394 B63a

Deems. Holy-days and holidays, p. 403-437 qrj 808.8 D37

Dier. Children's book of Christmas qj 394 D57

Gowdy. Special days in school, p. 37-52 j 808.8 G75

Irving. Old Christmas j 817 I280

Irving. Sketch-book, P.2S4-329 j 817 l28sk

Levi. Work and play for little girls, p. 75-116 j 790 L66

Poulsson. In the child's world, p.117-130 j 372.2 P86

St. Nicholas Christmas book j S147S

Schauffler. Christmas j 394 S31C

Shoemaker. Holiday entertainments j 793 S55

Stone & Fickett. Every day life in the colonies, p.i-12. .j 917.3 S87
Tappan. Sports & pastimes, p.439-465, 475-481 j 790 T19

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Christmas. Customs.

Coburn. Our little Swedish cousin, p.29-44 j QM-SS C63

McSpadden. Book of holidays, p.289-309 j 394 M22

Our holidays, p. 51-78 j 394 O32

Patten. The year's festivals, p.235-270 j 394 P31

Pringle & Urann. Yule-tide in many lands j 394 P95

Stein. Little shepherd of Provence, p.44-69 j S819I

Christmas. Gifts.

Bailey. Girls' make-at-home things, p. 173-189 j 790 Bi5g

Beard. American girls' handy-book, p.31.7-333 J 790 B343

Campbell. American girl's home book, p.248-275 j 790 C15

Paret. Harper's handy-book for girls, p.271-284 j 790 P23

Christmas. Plays.

Harper's book of little plays, p.21-51 j 793-1 H28

Mackay. House of the heart, p. 143-168, 205-226 j 812 Mi7h

Merington. Festival plays, p. 263-302 j 812 M63f

Rice. Good King Wenceslas j 793-1 R39

St. Nicholas book of plays and operettas, v.i, p.23-35, 109-

172 j 793-1 S14

Tappan. Sports & pastimes, p.523-579 j 790 T19

Wiggin. Birds' Christmas Carol j 793.1 W68

Christmas. Poetry.

Bellamy & Goodwin. Open sesame, v.i, p. 210-223; v. 2,

P-353-366; V.3, p.340-361 j 808.8 B41

Le Row. Pieces for every occasion, p. 363-388 j 808.8 L63

Moore. Twas the night before Christmas j 811 M87

Smith & Hazeltine. Christmas in legend and story j 394 S64

Stevenson. Days and deeds, p. 71-92 j 821.08 S84

Stevenson. Home book of verse for young folks, p.182-

204 j 821.08 S84h

Tappan. Poems & rhymes, p. 309-326 j 821.08 T19

Wiggin & Smith. Golden numbers, p.635-662 j 821.08 W68g

Wiggin & Smith. Posy ring, p. 255-273 j 821.08 W68

Christmas. Songs.

Tomlins. Christmas carols qj 783.6 T59

Christmas. Stories.

Alcott. Lulu's library, v.i, p. 7-35; v.3, p. 22-42 j A355IU

Alden. Why the chimes rang, p. 1-9, 138-149 j A358W2

Andrews. Each and all, p.113-140 j 910 A56e

Asbjornsen. The fairy world, p.l-l8 j 398 A79fa

Austin. The basket woman, p. 89-105 j 398 A93

Brooks. Storied holidays, p. 11-27 j B773S

Brown. Brothers and sisters, p. 1-18 j B784b

Brown. Christmas angel j B784C

Brown. Flower princess, p. 47-65 j B784f

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Christmas. Stories — continued.

Brown. Their city Christmas j 67841

Colonial stories, p. 62-81, 135-157 j C722

Crothers. Miss Muffet's Christmas party j CSpSm

Dickens. Christmas books j D5Sich

Dickens. Christmas carol j Ds5ichr

For other editions see Author list.
Dickinson & Skinner. Children's book of Christmas

stories j D552C

Ewing. The brownies, & other tales, p. 87-98, 1 17-142 j E97Sb

Ewing. Lob Lie-by-the-fire, p. 1 10-126, 157-183, 266-277,

292-317 j E975I0

Ewing. Lob Lie-by-the-fire, and other tales, p.iii-128,

163-189 j E975I05

Field. Little book of profitable tales, p. 3-83 j F457I

Gladden. Santa Claus on a lark j G457S

Howells. Christmas every day, p. 1-22 j H857ch

Jewett. Betty Leicester's Christmas j J3i6be

Juvenile round table, v.i, p. 17-27; v. 2, p. 153-158; v.3, p.15-

31 j J543

Lindsay. More mother stories, p. 167-183 j 372.2 L72m

Miller. Kristy's queer Christmas j M6942kri

Miller. Kristy's surprise party, p. 140-150 j M6942k

Murray. Wide awake second reader, p.116-120 j 372.4 M97W2

Murray. Wide awake third reader, p. 63-68, 72-80, 203-

217 j 272.3 M97W3

Olcott. Good stories for great holidays, p.299-362 j 394 O23

Page. Among the camps, p. 1-38 j Pi45a

Page. A captured Santa Claus j P145C

Page. Tommy Trot's visit to Santa Claus j Pi45to

Pyle. Christmas angel j P996ich

Scudder. Seven little people, p. 57-96 j S436S

Smith & Hazeltine. Christmas in legend and story j ^^94 S64

Stein. Christmas porringer j S819C

Stein. Troubadour tales, p. 132-165 j S8i9t

Stories of the middle ages, p. 3-34 j S8842

Stuart. Solomon Crow's Christmas pockets, p. 3-64, 131-

189 j S932S0I

Van Dyke. First Christmas tree j Vi87f

Van Dyke. Lost word j V187I

Van Dyke. Story of the other wise man j V187S

Wiggin. Birds' Christmas Carol j W688b

Wiggin & Smith. Story hour, p.ioi-io6, 146-164 j W688sto

Wilkins. Pot of gold, p. 69-97, 1 15-134 j W728P0

Wilkins. Young Lucretia, p.i-19, 105-121 j W728y

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Christopher, St.

Scudder. Book of legends, p.31-36 J 398.2 S43

Smith & Hazeltine. Christmas in legend and story, p.103-

no J 394 S64

Steedman. In God's garden, p.29-40 j 398.2 S81

Chrysalis. See Butterflies. — Caterpillars.— Moths.

Churchill, John. See Marlborough, Duke of.

Cicadas, (commonly called locusts).

Comstock. Ways of the six-footed, p. 10-14. 140-149 J 595-7 C738

Duncan. Some curious insects, p.61-71 j 595-7 D89S

Gibson. Eye spy, p.246-256 j 570.4 G37e

Hook. Little people and their homes, p. 193-202 j 595.7 H77

Morley. Insect folk, v.i, p.143-151 J 595-7 M91

Cicero.

Church. Roman life in the days of Cicero j 913.37 C46

Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Romans, p.147-

153 j 920 P72zgc

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Rome, p.203-208. . . .j 920 Hii3f

Plutarch. Boys' and girls' Plutarch, p. 190-228 j 920 P72b

Plutarch. Lives, v.5, p. 35-94 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p. 398-405 j 920 P720

(The) Cid.

Greene & Kirk. With spurs of gold, p. 49-85 j 940.4 G83

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of the middle ages, p.155-

162 j 920 Hii3fa

Mabie. Heroes every child should know, p. 144-169 j 920 Miih

Morris. Historical tales; Spanish, p. 81-95 J 946 M91

Plummer. Stories from the Chronicle of the Cid j 398.28 C47

Tappan. Stories of legendary heroes, p. 349-417 j 398.2 T19

Wilson. Story of the Cid j 398.28 C47W

(The) Cid. Poetry.

Lockhart. Ancient Spanish ballads, p. 89-121 j 861.08 L76

Cimon.

Church. Pictures from Greek life and story, p.119-126. . . .j 938 C46
Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Greeks, p.30-

38 j 920 P72zg

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Greece, p. 154-162. . .j 920 H113

Plutarch. Boys' and girls' Plutarch, p. 306-325 j 920 P72b

Plutarch. Lives, v.3, p. 198-226, 284-288 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p.io6-ii2 j 920 P720

Cincinnatus.

Baldwin. Fifty famous stories retold, p. 76-81 j 904 B19

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Rome, p. 76-81 j 920 Hii3f

Johonnot. Stories of the olden time, p. 137-140 j 904 J37

Morris. Historical tales; Roman, p.68-74 j 937 M91

Tappan. Stories from the classics, p. 46-51 j 880.8 T19

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Circus.

Carter. About animals, p. 125-148 j 590.4 C23

See also Acrobats.

Circus. Stories.

McFarlane. Redney McGaw j MisSr

Otis. Toby Tyler j 03i4t

Cities.

Hill. Lessons for junior citizens j 352 H55

Hotchkiss. Representative cities of the U. S j 917.3 H82

Jewett. Town and city j 614 J31

Richman & Wallach. Good citizenship j 352 R42

Southworth & Kramer. Great cities of the U. S j 917.3 S72

See also names of cities, as London. — Paris.

Citizenship.

Bailey. What to do for Uncle Sam j 172 B15

Cabot. Course in citizenship j 172 Cil

Dole. The American citizen j 172 D69

Dole. Young citizen j 172 D69y

Hagedorn. You are the hope of the world j 172 H13

Our holidays, p. 13-20 j 394 O32

Reinsch. Young citizen's reader j 353 R32

See also Civic readers. — Government. — Patriotism. — United States.
Government.

Civic readers.

Barstow. The progress of a united people j 973 B27P

Hill. Lessons for junior citizens j 352 H55

Richman & Wallach. Good citizenship j 352 R42

Civil engineering. See Engineering.

Civil government. See United States. Government.

Civil war, United States.

Abbot. Battle fields and camp fires j 973.7 Ai2b

Abbot. Battle-fields and victory j 973.7 Ai2ba

Abbot. Battle-fields of '61 j 973.7 A12

Abbot. Story of our army, p.283-647 j 973 Ai2s

Barstow. The Civil war j 973.7 B27

Blaisdell. Stories of the Civil war j 973.7 BS2

Coffin. Boys of '61 j 973.7 C66b2

Coffin. Following the flag j 973.7 C66fo

Coffin. My days and nights on the battle-field j 973.7 C66m

Epler. Life of Clara Barton, p. 28-122 j 92 62826

Famous adventures and prison escapes j 973.7 F21

Goss. Boy's life of General Sheridan j 92 S5S2g

Hamilton. Life of Robert E. Lee j 92 L526h

Hart. Romance of the Civil war j 973.7 H31

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Civil war, United States — continued.

Hill. On the trail of Grant and Lee j 92 G789h

Kieffer. Recollections of a drummer-boy j 973.7 K24

Matthews. Our navy in time of war j 973.7 M47

Nicolay. Book of American wars, p.247-409 j 973 N32

Pittenger. Great locomotive chase j 973.7 P67

Soley. Sailor boys of '61 j 973-7 S68s

See also United States. History.

Also names of battles, as Gettysburg, Battle of, 1863.

Civil war, United States. Poetry.

Eggleston. American war ballads, v.i, p. 167-226; v.2. .j 811.08 E35a
Knowles. Poems of American patriotism, p.119-210. . . .j 811.08 K35
Matthews. Poems of American patriotism, p. 127-277.. j 811.08 M47

Schauffler. Memorial day j 808.8 S3im

Stevenson. Poems of American history, p. 383-555 j 811.08 S84

Civil war, United States. Stories.

Altsheler. The guns of Bull Run j A466g

Altsheler. The guns of Shiloh j A466gu

Altsheler. Scouts of Stonewall j A466S

Altsheler. Shades of the Wilderness j A466sh

Altsheler. Star of Gettysburg j A466st

Altsheler. Sword of Antietam j A466SW

Civil war stories j C496

Coffin. Winning his way j C662W

Goss. Jack Alden j G698ja

Goss. Jed j G698J

Goss. Tom Clifton j G698t

King. From school to battle-field j K263fr

Norton. Jack Benson's log j N463J

Norton. Medal of honor man j N463m

Norton. Midshipman Jack j N463mi

Page. Among the camps j Pi45a

Page. A captured Santa Claus j P145C

Page. Two little Confederates j Pi45t

Strange stories of the Civil war j S897S

Trowbridge. Drummer boy j T773dr

Civilization.

Brooks. Story of the 19th century j 909.8 B77

True. Iron star j ^^j ^ny

Sec also History. — Inventions. — Man. — Manners and customs.

Clark, Alvan.

Eggleston. Stories of American life and adventure, p.201-

^°7 • • j 973 E35S

Parton. Captains of industry, v.2, p. 315-321 j 026 P27

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Clark, George Rogers.

Baldwin. Conquest of the old Northwest, p. 150-178. .. .j 977 Bigc

Barstow. The Westward movement, p.6i-68 j 978 B27

Blaisdell & Ball. Hero stories from American history, p.i-

17 j 973 B52h

Cooke. Stories of the Old Dominion, p. 245-256 j 975-5 C77

Lodge & Roosevelt. Hero tales, p. 29-41 j 973 L76

McMurry. Pioneers of the Mississippi valley, p. 124-149. .j 977 M2ip

Morris. Heroes of the army, p.99-107 j 923.5 Mgih

Morris. Historical tales; American, v. 2, p. 153-165 j 973 Mgia

Perry & Beebe. Four American pioneers, p. 71-132 j 920 P44

Roosevelt. Stories of the great West, p. 55-65 j 917.8 R68s

Thwaites. How George Rogers Clark won the Northwest,

P-3-72 rj 977 T43

Classical msrthology. 5"^^ Myths. Greek and Roman.

Clay, Henry.

Bolton. Famous American statesmen, p. 230-267 j 923.2 B61

Brooks. Century book of famous Americans, p. 138-155.. j 923 B77

Brooks. Historic Americans, p. 277-290 j 920 B77h

Parton. Famous Americans of recent times, p. 3-52 j 920 P27

Clay-modeling.

Adams. Harper's indoor book, p.151-169 j 680 A21

Beard. Indoor and outdoor handicraft and recreation for

girls, p. 185-205 j 790 B343i

Beard. Things worth doing, p. 385-397 j 790 B343t

Lester. Clay work j 731 L65

Paret. Harper's handy-book for girls, p.151-167 j 790 P23

Sage & Cooley. Occupations for little fingers, p. 60-66. . . .j 372 S12

Cleanliness. See Hygiene.

Clemens, Samuel Langhorne. See Twain, Mark, pseud.

Cleomenes III, king of Sparta.

Plutarch. Lives, v.4, p.467-505, 553-558 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p. 268-274 j 920 P720

Cleopatra, queen of Egypt.

Farmer. Girls' book of famous queens, p. 33-94 j 923.1 F24

Morris. Historical tales; Roman, p. 227-235 j 937 M91

Plutarch. Boys' and girls' Plutarch, p. 375-379 j 920 P72b

Cliff-dwellers.

Beard. Curious homes and their tenants, p. 87-93 j 591.52 B34

Chamberlain. How we are sheltered, p.20-23 j 910 C355

Johnonnot. Geographical reader, p. 319-325 j 910 J37

Lummis. Some strange corners of our country, p.103-

121 j 917.8 L97S

Schwatka. In the land of cave and cliff dwellers j 917.2 S41

Starr. American Indians, p.175-181 j 970.1 S79

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Climate.

Johonnot. Geographical reader, p. 82-89 J Qio J37

King. Picturesque geographical readers, v.2, p. 120-128;

V.5, p.182-193 j 910 K26

See also Physical geography. — Rain. — Weather.

Climbing. See Steeple-climbers.

Clinton, De Witt.

Morris. Heroes of progress in America, p. 177-183 j 920 M91

Clive, Robert, baron.

Harper. Leaders of men, p. 243-265 j 923 H28

Clive, Robert, baron. Stories.

Henty. With Clive in India j H4S6w

Clocks and watches.

Chase & Clow. Stories of industry, v.i, p. 100-104 j 670 C38a3

King. Picturesque geographical readers, v.3, p.118-141 . . .j 910 K26

Williams. How^ it is made, p. 294-310 j 670 W74

Williams. How it works, p.410-430 j 604 W74a

Cloth.

Chamberlain. How we are clothed, p. 50-56, 72-79 j 670 C35

Chase & Clow. Stories of industry, v.2, p. 17-29, 38-60,

226-232 j 670 C38a3

Cooke. A visit to a cotton mill j 677.1 C77

Cooke. A visit to a woollen mill j 677.2 C77

Keller & Bishop. Commercial and industrial geography,

p.250-265 j 910 K165

King. Picturesque geographical readers, v.3, p. 23-39,

189-194 j 910 K26

McMurry. Larger types of American geography, p.164-

194 j 917.3 M21

Mowry. American inventions and inventors, p. 153-163.. j 609 M94

Williams. How it is made, p. 153-179 j 670 W74

Winship. Our industries; fabrics j 677 W78

See also . Calico-printing. — Carpets. — Clothing. — Cotton. — Dyeing. —

Rugs. — Silk. — Spinning. — Weaving. — Wool.
Clothing,

Carpenter. How the world is clothed j 670 C22

Chamberlain. How we are clothed j 670 C35

Keller & Bishop. Commercial and industrial geography,

p.183-290 j 910 K165

Morris. Home life in all lands, v.i, p. 50-104 j 910 M91

Mowry. American inventions and inventors, p. 143-184. . .j 609 M94
See also Cloth. — Costume. — Dressmaking. — Gloves. — Hats. — Lace. —

Shoes.

Clotilda, St. queen of the Franks.

Brooks. Historic girls, p.61-78 j 920.7 B77

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Clouds.

Johonnot. Geographical reader, p. 360-365 j 910 J37

See also Weather.

Clovis, king of the Franks.

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of the middle ages, p.6i-

70 j 920 H 1 1 3f a

Coal.

Allen. Geographical and industrial studies; United States,

p. 138-165 j 609.73 A42

Andrews. Stories Mother Nature told, p.ioi-114 j 570.4 A56

Buckley. Fairy-land of science, p. 174-199 j 570.4 B85

Carpenter. North America, p. 229-236 j 917 C22a

Chamberlain. How we are sheltered, p. 157-167 j 910 C355

Chase & Clow. Stories of industry, v.i, p. 1-34 j 670 C38a3

Cooke. A visit to a coal mine j 622.33 C77

Gibson. The great ball on which we live, p. 87-96 .j 550 G369

Greene. Coal and the coal mines j 622.33 G83

King. Picturesque geographical readers, v.4, p. 71-86 j 910 K26

Mcllvaine. Outdoors, indoors and up the chimney, p.39-

47 j 570.4 M17

McMurry. Type studies from the geography of the U. S.,

p.63-80 j 917.3 M2it

Martin. Story of a piece of coal j 553.2 M42

Mowry. American inventions and inventors, p. 37-50.... j 609 M94
Rocheleau. Great American industries; minerals, p. 7-44. .j 553 R56g

Tappan. Wonders of science, p.393-403 j 504 T19W

Winchell. Walks and talks in the geological field, p.183-

189, 290-295 j 550 W77W

See also Geology. — Mines and mining.

Coal oil. See Petroleum.

Coal-tar colors. See Dyeing.

Cochrane, Thomas, earl of Dundonald. Sec Dundonald, Thomas Coch-
rane, earl of.

Cockatoos. See Parrots.

Cocoa. See Chocolate.

Cocoanuts.

Chamberlain. How we are fed, p. 139-145 j 630 C35

Cocoons. See Butterflies. — Caterpillars.— Moths. — Silkworms.

Cody, William Frederick.

Johnston. Famous scouts, p.296-336 j 920 J36

Coffee.

Allen. Geographical and industrial studies; South Amer-
ica, p. 126-143 j 918 A42

Carpenter. How the world is fed, p. 297-308 j 630 C22

Carpenter. South America, p.257-267 j 918 C22

Chamberlain. How we are fed, p.104-112 j 630 C35

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Coffee — continued.

Chase & Clow. Stories of industry, v.2, p.170-181 j 670 C38a3

Kirby. Aunt Martha's corner cupboard, p. 77-93 j 630 K28

Nixon. Our little Brazilian cousin, p.96-104 j 918.1 N37

Rogers. Book of useful plants, p. 279-287 j 630 R61

Coins.

Lubbock. Short history of coins and currency j 332.49 L96

Rocheleau. Great American industries; minerals, p.192-

19s j 553 R56g

See also Money. — United States. Mint.

Cole, Thomas.

Bolton. Lives of poor boys who became famous, p.270-

283 j 920 B61

Coliseum. See Colosseum.

Collectors and collecting.

Bullivant. Every boy's book of hobbies, p. 261-296 j 790 B87

Eraser. Every boy's book of handicraft, sports and amuse-
ments, p. 253-276 j 790 F88

Miller. Outdoor work, p. 349-403 j 630 M69

Verrill. Boy collector's handbook j 579 V28

Verrill. Harper's book for young naturalists j 579 V28h

See also Coins. — Herbariums. — Stamps.

College athletics. See Athletics. — Physical culture. — Sports.

College songs.

Chamberlain & Harrington. Songs of all the colleges, .qj 784.6 C35

College stories. See School stories.

Colombia.

Markwick & Smith. South American republics, p. 31-56.. j 918 M39
Colonial period. See United States. Colonial period.
Colonies. See England. Colonies.

Colonna, Vittoria.

Holland. Historic girlhoods, p.41-49 j 920.7 H72

Colorado.

Johonnot. Geographical reader, p. 375-382 j 910 J37

Colorado. Stories.

Coolidge. Clover j C783C

Coolidge. In the High Valley j C783i

Jackson. Nelly's silver mine j Ji24n

Colorado river.

Eggleston. Stories of American life and adventure, p.178-

1S2......... j 973 E3SS

James. Little journey to some strange places and peoples

of our southwestern land, p. 238-259 j 917.89 J16

Lummis. Some strange corners of our country, P.1-19.J 917.8 L97S

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 71

Colorado river — continued.

McMurry. Pioneers of the Rocky mountains, p. 1 14-164. j 917.8 M21

Our country: West, p.i6i-i66 j 9179 O32

Tappan. Stories of nature, p.496-516 j 504 T19

United States — Interior department. National parks

portfolio j 711 U25

Colored people. See Negroes. — Slavery.

Colosseum.

Knox. Boy travellers in southern Europe, p. 275-287 j 914 K35b

Colossus of Rhodes.

Guerber. Story of the Greeks, p. 262-264 j 938 G9S

Columba, St.

Hodges. Saints and heroes, p. 1 13-125 j 922 H66

Lang. Book of saints and heroes, p. 126-138 j 922 L23

MacGregor. Stories of three saints, p.40-85 j 922 M16

Steedman. Our island saints, p.119-138 j 398.2 S810

Columbus, Christopher.

Abbott. Christopher Columbus j 92 C727a

Baldwin. Thirty more famous stories retold, p. 7-9 j 904 Bi9t

Barstow^. Explorers and settlers, p. 15-34 j 973.1 B27

Bourne & Benton. Introductory American history, p.146-

158 j 973 B65

Brooks. True story of Christopher Columbus j 92 C727b

Clay. The treasure finders, p. 26-58 j 973.1 C54

Coe. Founders of our country, p. 7-35 j 973.2 C65

Dickson. From the Old World to the New, p. 23-44. . . .j 973.2 D55

Ellis. Stories from American history, p. 7-39 j 973 E53

Gilman. Discovery and exploration of America, p. 28-71. .j 973.1 G42

Gordy. Stories of American explorers, p. 1-22 j 973.1 G66

Griffis. Romance of discovery, p. 83-97, 112-118 j 973.1 G89

Guerber. Story of the thirteen colonies, p. 36-59 j 973.2 G95

Hale. Stories of discovery, p. 10-33 j 910.8 H15

Hale. Stories of the sea, p. 12-37 j 910.4 H15

Hazard. Indians and pioneers, p.85-100 j 973.1 H37a

Higginson. Young folks' book of American explorers, p.17-

52 j 973-1 H53

Holland. Historic boyhoods, p. 9-20 j 920 H72

Imlach. Story of Columbus j 92 C727i

Johnston. Famous discoverers and explorers, p. 15-41 . . . . j 923.9 J36

Johonnot. Ten great events in history, p. 1 17-144 j 904 J37t

Lawler. Story of Columbus and Magellan j 973.1 L41

Lucia. Stories of American discoverers, p. 1-32 j 973.1 L96

Lummis. Spanish pioneers, p. 25-42 j 973.1 L97

Mace. Primary history, p. 8-21 j 973 M15

McMurry. Pioneers on land and sea, p. 122-160 j 923.9 M21

Markwick & Smith. South American republics, p.i-i2. . . .j 918 M39

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Columbus, Christopher — continued.

Moores. Story of Christopher Columbus j 92 C727m

Seelye. Story of Columbus j 92 C727S

Shaw. Discoverers and explorers, p.24-39 j 910.9 SS3

Sparks. Famous explorers, p. 65-84 j 910 S73f

Stevenson. Guide to biography, p. 25-36 j 920 S84

Stories of great men, p. 7-36 j 920 S88

Synge. Book of discovery, p. 155-170 j 910.9 S99

Verne. Famous travels and travellers, p.ioi-163 j 923.9 V27f

Wood. Famous voyages of the great discoverers, p.35-

75 j 9731 W85

Wright. Children's stories in American history, p.38-60. .j 970 W93

Columbus, Christopher. Stories.

Seawell. The son of Columbus j S442S

Columbus day.

McSpadden. Book of holidays, p. 213-231 j 394 M22

Olcott. Good stories for great holidays, p.213-229 j 394 O23

Comets.

Ball. Star-land, P.2S5-284 j 523 B21S2

Holden. Wonders of earth, sea and sky, p. 251-260 j 504 H71W

Pratt. Storyland of stars, p. 64-71 j 523.8 P88

See also Astronomy.

Commerce.

Gulliver. The friendship of nations, p. 168-197 j 172 G96

King. Picturesque geographical readers, v.3, p.171-180;

V.4, p. 159-172 j 910 K26

Luther. Trading and exploring j 910 L98

See also Banks and banking. — Business. — Canals.— Harbors. — Manu-
factures.— Money. — Railroads. — Transportation.

Commercial geography.

Chisholm. Handbook of commercial geography rj 910 C44

Keller & Bishop. Commercial and industrial geography. . j 910 K165
See also Commerce. — Geography. — Industries.

Compass.

By land and sea, p.214-219 j 910 B99

Lane. Triumphs of science, p. 147-154 j 609 L23

Composers. See Musicians.

Conceit.

Gatty. Parables from nature, v.2, p. 37-52 j 828 G23

Mace. Home fairy tales, p.289-304 j Mi5ih

Concord, Battle of, 1775. See Lexington and Concord, Battle of, 1775.

Concrete.

Carpenter. How the world is housed, p. 122-126 j 910 C22h

Chamberlain. How we are sheltered, p. 139-142 j 910 C355

Maule. Boy's book of new inventions, p.288-319 j 609 M48a

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX -Ji

Conduct.

Hale. How to do it j 177 Hi5h

Marden. Success j 170 M37S

Marden. Winning out j 170 M37W

See also Ethical stories. — Manners.

Confectionery, See Candy.

Confucius.

Van Bergen. Story of China, p. 126-133 j 9Si V17

Congress, United States. See United States. Government.

Conjuring. See Magic. — Tricks and puzzles.

Conservation.

Price. The land we live in j 351. 711 P94

Schauffler. Arbor day, p. 285-327 j 808.8 S3ia

See also Forestry.

Constantine the Great, emperor of Rome.

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Rome, p. 254-261 . . . .j 920 Hli3f

Constitution (ship).

Blaisdell & Ball. Hero stories from American history,

p. 169-184 j 973 B52h

Blaisdell & Ball. Heroic deeds of American sailors, p.i-

14 j 973 B52he

Brooks. American sailor, p. 145-146, 170-176 j 656.8 B77&

Johonnot. Stories of heroic deeds, p. 137-142 j 904 J37st

Morris. Heroes of the navy, p. 153-165, 250-260 j 923.5 M91

Stevens. Boy's book of famous warships, p. 1 17-135 j 359 S84

Strange stories of 1812, p. 147-214 j S897se

Constitution of the United States. See United States. Constitution.

Contentment.

Alden. Why the chimes rang, p.62-76 j A358W2

Gatty. Parables from nature, v.i, p.141-169, 290-305 j 828 G23

Ramee. Bimbi, p.ioi-109, 113-129 j Ri75bi2

Ramee. Moufflou, p.55-73 j Ri75m

Conundrums. See Riddles.

Cook, Capt. James.

Henty. Famous travels, p. 93-106 j 910 H45f

Lang. Story of Captain Cook j 92 C774I

Synge. Book of discovery, p. 319-338 j 910.9 S99

Cooking.

Burrell. Little cook book for a little girl j 641 B94

Gilman. Houskeeping, p.274-311 j 640 G42

Hamer & Payne. Dictionary of dainty breakfasts j 641 H19

Johnson. When mother lets us cook j 641 J35

Kirkland. Six Httle cooks j 641 K28

Rorer. Hot weather dishes j 641 R69ho

See also Candy. — Food. — Housekeeping.

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Coons. See Raccoons.

Cooper, James Fenimore.

Holland. Historic boyhoods, p. 201-213 j 920 H72

Keysor. Sketches of American authors, v.i, p.25-43 j 928 K23

Wright. Children's stories in American literature, v.i, p.51-

68 j 810.9 W93

Cooper, James Fenimore. Birthday exercises.

Roe. American authors, p. 59-61 j 810 R59

Cooper, Peter.

Baldwin. American book of golden deeds, p. 210-225 j 920 B19

Macomber. Stories of great inventors, p.121-145 j 926 M21

Parton. Captains of industry, v.i, p. 313-331 j 926 P27

Stoddard. Men of business, p.264-280 j 923.8 S86

Copper.

Carpenter. How the world is housed, p. 182-188 j 910 C22h

Rocheleau. Great American industries; minerals, p.196-

207 j 553 R56g

See also Metals.

Copper work.

Rose. Copper work j 739 R71

Sleffel. Working in metals, p. 19-129 j 739 S63

Warner. Home decoration, p. 345-358 j 747 W23

Coral.

Agassiz. First lesson in natural history, p. 13-32 j 593 A26

Arnold & Gilbert. Reader for fifth grades, p. 196-218.. j 808.8 A7Sr
Giberne. Romance of the mighty deep, p. 163-175. .. .j 551.46 G36r

• Herrick. The earth in past ages, p. 86-96 j 550 H47

Johonnot. Geographical reader, p. 139-143 j 910 J37

Kingsley. Madame How and Lady Why, p. 181-208 j 551 K27

Corday, Charlotte.

Hoar. Book of patriotism, p. 197-214 j 172 H64

Cordova.

By land and sea, p. 30-32 j 910 B99

Lane. Under sunny skies, p. 5-10 j 914 L23

Corea. See Korea.

Coriolanus.

Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Romans, p.38-

47 j 920 P72zgc

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Rome, p.64-71 j 920 Hii3f

Morris. Historical tales; Roman, p.60-67 j 937 M91

Plutarch. Boys' and girls' Plutarch, p.260-284 j 920 P72b

Plutarch. Lives, v. 2, p. 52-106 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Lives; retold by Weston, p. 168-199 j 920 P72I

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p. 75-85 j 920 P720

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 75

Cork.

Allen. Geographical and industrial studies; Europe, p.io8-

ii8 j 609.4 A42

Whitcomb & George. Little journeys to Italy, Spain and

Portugal, pt.2, p.62-63 j 914-5 W62

Corn.

Allen. Geographical and industrial studies; United States,

p. 125-137 j 609.73 A42

Carpenter. How the world is fed, p.44-55 j 630 C22

Carpenter. North America, p. 172-177 j 917 C22a

Chase & Clow. Stories of industry, v. 2, p. 1 17-123 j 670 C38a3

Evans. Farm life readers; book five, p. 237-248 j 808.8 E94a

Rocheleau. Great American industries; products of the

soil, p. 127-149 j 633 R56a

Rogers. Book of useful plants, p. 36-51 j 630 R61

Sargent. Corn plants, p.91-102 j 633.13 S24

Cornaro, Caterina, queen of Cyprus. See Caterina Cornaro,
queen of Cyprus.

Cornell, Ezra.

Bolton. Lives of poor boys who became famous, p.238-

250 j 920 B61

Parton. Captains of industry, v. 2, p. 126-140 j 926 P27

Coronado, Francisco Vasquez de.

Griffis. Romance of discovery, p. 168-182 j 973.1 G89

McMurry. Pioneers of the Rocky mountains, p. 225-248. .j 917-8 M21
Morris. Historical tales; Spanish-American, p. 97-108. .. .j 972 M91
Sparks. Famous explorers, p. 150-158 j 910 S73f

Coronations.

Hare. Portrait book of our kings and queens j 923.1 H26

Williamson. John and Betty's Scotch history visit, p.9-

33 j 914-1 W75

Corot, Jean Baptiste Camille.

Home & Scobey. Stories of great artists, p. 80-92 j 927.5 H79

Keysor. Great artists, v.4, p. 69-1 18 j 927 K23g

Correggio, Antonio AUegri da.

Keysor. Great artists, v.3, p. 187-246 j 927 K23g

Cortes, Hernando.

Abbott. Hernando Cortez j 92 C829a

Clay. The treasure finders, p. 125-156 j 973.1 C54

Coe. Founders of our country, p. 41-51 j 973-2 C65

Coxhead. Mexico j 972 C85

Gordy. Stories of American explorers, p. 52-71 j 973-1 G66

Hale. Stories of adventure, p.ioi-126 j 910.8 H15S

Johnston. Famous discoverers and explorers, p. 107-183.. j 923.9 J36

Johonnot. Stories of other lands, p. 20-28 j 904 J37S

Lucia. Stories of American discoverers, p. 54-78 j 973-1 L96

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Cortes, Hernando — continued.

Lummis. Spanish pioneers, p. 56-67 j 973.1 L97

McMurry. Pioneers on land and sea, p. 186-221 j 923.9 M21

Morris. Historical tales; Spanish-American, p. 23-32, 58-

70 j 972 M91

Pratt. Cortes and Montezuma j 973.1 P88

Seelye & Eggleston. Montezuma and the conquest of

Mexico j 972 S45

Shaw. Discoverers and explorers, p. 68-77 J 9iO-9 S53

Verne. Famous travels and travellers, p.224-252 j 923.9 V27f

Cortes, Hernando. Stories.

Henty. By right of conquest j H456br

Munroe. White conquerors j M968W

Costa Rica.

George. Little journey to Mexico and Central America,

pt.2, p.53-58 j 917-2 G3ia

Coster, Laurens Janszoon.

Towle. Heroes and martyrs of invention, p. 23-32 j 926 T65

Costume.

Crozier. Children's parties, p. 12-18, 47-60 j 790 C89

Mackay. Costumes and scenery for amateurs j 793.12 M17

Quennell. History of everyday things in England. 2v..j 914.2 Q25
See also Arms and armor. — Clothing. — Dressmaking. — Gloves. —

Hats. — Jewelry. — Plays. — Shoes.
Cotton.

Allen. Geographical and industrial studies; United States,

P-5I-65 j 609.73 A42

Brooks. Story of cotton j 633.71 B77

Carpenter. How the world is clothed, p. 14-50 j 670 C22

Carpenter. North America, p. 1 16-128 j 917 C22a

Carroll & Hart. Around the world; book four, p.159-

164 j 910 C23d

Chamberlain. How we are clothed, p. 39-56 j 670 C35

Chase & Clow. Stories of industry, v.2, p.9-15 j 670 C38a3

Cooke. A visit to a cotton mill j 677.1 C77

Curtis. Story of cotton j C933S

Evans. Farm life readers; book five, p.250-258, 280-284. . j 808.8 E94a
Keller & Bishop. Commercial and industrial geography,

p.224-265 j 910 K165

McMurry. Type studies from the geography of the U. S.,

p. 198-208 j 917.3 M2it

Rocheleau. Great American industries; products of the

soil, p.89-123 j 633 R56a

Rogers. Book of useful plants, p. 310-321 j 630 R61

Towle. Heroes and martyrs of invention, p. 71-102 j 926 T65

Winship. Our industries; fabrics, p. 20-28 j 677 W78

Sec also Calico-printing. — Cloth. — Dyeing. — Weaving.

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 77

Cotton cloth. See Cloth.

Cotton-gin.

Mowry. American inventions and inventors, p. 148-152.. .j 609 M94
See also Whitney, Eli.

Cotton mills. See Cloth.

Cougars. See Panthers.

Country life.

Evans. Farm life readers; book five j 808.8 E94a

See also Camping. — Farming. — Gardens and gardening. — Hunting. —
Nature. — Outdoor life. — Sports.
Country life. Stories.

Garland. Boy life on the prairie j Gi86b

Hopkins. The sandman; his farm stories j H786S

Hopkins. The sandman; more farm stories j H786sa

Lucia. Peter and Polly in autumn j L9692PU

Lucia. Peter and Polly in spring j L9692PS

Lucia. Peter and Polly in summer j L9692P

Lucia. Peter and Polly in winter j L9692pe

Waller. Daughter of the rich j Wi8id

Courage. See Heroes and heroism.

Courtesy. 5"^^ Manners.

Coutts, Angela Georgina Burdett. See Burdett-Coutts, Baroness.

Cowboys. See Ranch life.

Cows.

Monteith. Familiar animals, p. 147-155 j 599 M85

Tappan. Out-of-door book, p. 246-267 j 590.4 T19

See also Butter. — Cattle. — Cheese. — Milk.

Coyotes.

Ingersoll. Wild neighbors, p.99-116 j 596 I24

Seton. Wild animals at home, p. 3-15 j S91.5 S49

Coyotes. Stories.

Seton. Lives of the hunted, p.265-351 j S495li

Crabs.

Duncan. The lobster & his relations, p. 22-54 J 595-3 D89

Giberne. Romance of the mighty deep, p.220-229 j 551.46 G36r

Crackers.

Williams. How it is made, p. 193-206 j 670 W74

Cranberries.

Chamberlain. How we are fed, p.131-138 j 630 C35

Lane. Industries of to-day, p.45-53 j 604 L23

Our country: East, p. 205-210 j 917.3 O32

Cranes. Stories.

Mulcts. Bird stories, p. 232-237 j M954b

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Crassus.

Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Romans, p.92-

99 j 920 P72ZgC

Plutarch. Lives, v.3, p.331-381 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p. 365-375 J 920 P720

Crecy, Battle of, 1346.

Abbott. Richard II, p.82-100 j 92 R398a

Johonnot. Stories of the olden time, p.245-250 j 904 J37

Long. Famous battles, p.67-81 j 904 L82

Crickets.

Duncan. Some curious insects, p. 39-45 j 595-7 D89S

Mathews. Familiar features of the roadside, p. 88-99 j 570.4 M47

Morley. Grasshopper land, p.260-274 j 595.72 M91

Weed. Life histories of American insects, p. 45-58.... j 595.7 W42

Crimean war.

Richards. Florence Nightingale j 92 N339r

See also Light Brigade, Charge of the.

Crimean war. Stories.

Henty. Jack Archer j H456ja

Crocheting.

Archer. Needlecraft, p. 306-332 j 646 A67

Kelley. Three hundred things a bright girl can do, p. 43-65,

81-82, 135-138 j 790 K16

Klickmann. Little girl's knitting & crochet book j 646 K32

See also Lace.

Crockett, David.

Abbott. David Crockett j 92 C886a

Allen. David Crockett, scout j 92 C886al

Johnston. Famous scouts, p. 140-162 j 920 J36

Perry & Beebe. Four American pioneers, p. 133-194 j 920 P44

Sprague. Davy Crockett j 92 C886s

Tappan. American hero stories, p. 237-245 j 920 T19

Crockett, David. Stories.

Munroe. With Crockett and Bowie j M968wi

Stoddard. The lost gold of the Montezumas j S869I

Crocodiles.

Johonnot. Some curious flyers, creepers and swimmers,

P-3^36 j 590.4 J37S

Croesus, king of Lydia.

Baldwin. Thirty more famous stories retold, p.82-86 j 904 Bigt

Church. Stories of the East from Herodotus, p.i-65 j 888 H47

Morris. Historical tales; Greek, p. 77-85 j 938 Mgia

Niver. Great names and nations, v.i, p. 49-53 j 909 N37

Scuddcr. Children's book, p. 436-440 qj 808.8 S43

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Cromwell, Oliver.

Hawthorne. Biographical stories, p. 44-53 j 920 H36b

Hawthorne. Grandfather's chair, p. 268-277 j 974-4 H36

Johonnot. Stories of other lands, p. 1 13-124 j 904 J37S

Mabie. Men who have risen, p.140-150 j 920 Mii

Marshall. Story of Oliver Cromwell j 92 C892m

Marshall. Through Great Britain and Ireland with Crom-
well j 92 C892ma

Cromwell, Oliver. Stories.

Scott. Woodstock j S431WO

Crook, Gai. George.

Morris. Heroes of the army, p. 310-319 j 923.5 M9ih

Cross, Mrs Mary Ann (Evans). See Eliot, George, pseud.

Crows.

Needham. Outdoor studies, p.47-53 j 590.4 N19

Tappan. Out-of-door book, p. 159-167 j 590.4 T19

Walker. Bird legend and life, p. 167-183, 222-226 j 598.2 Wi7b

Crows. Stories.

Seton. Wild animals I have known, p.59-88 j S495W

Crusades.

Atkinson. European beginnings of American history,

p.143-156 j 940 A87

Douglas. Heroes of the crusades j 940.4 D75

Gordy. American beginnings in Europe, p. 203-228 j 940 G66

Greene & Kirk. With spurs of gold, p.87-199 j 940.4 G83

Hale. Stories of adventure, p.71-100 j 910.8 H15S

Harding. Story of the middle ages, p. 1 14-136 j 940.1 H25

Johonnot. Ten great events in history, p. 24-58 j 904 J37t

Myers. General history, p. 407-419 j 909 M99

Newbolt. Book of the happy warrior, p. 19-75 j 940.4 N26

Niver. Great names and nations, v.2, p.86-98 j 909 N37

Stories of chivalry, p. 136-154 j S884

Tappan. European hero stories, p. 136-151 j 940 T19

Tappan. Heroes of the middle ages, p. 164-186 j 940 Tiga

Tappan. Old World hero stories, pt.2, p.136-151 j 909 T190

Wilmot-Buxton. Story of the crusades j 940.4 W76

See also Children's crusade. — Chivalry. — Middle ages.

Also lives of Louis IX, king of France. — - Peter the Hermit. —
Richard I, king of England.

Crusades. Stories.

Scott. Talisman j S43it2

For other editions see Author list.
Yonge. Prince and the page j Y29P

Crystals. Sec Minerals.

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Cuba. Description and travel.

Carroll & Hart. Around the world; book four, p.215-

222 J 910 C23d

George. Little journey to Cuba j 917.291 G31

Cuba. History.

Morris. Historical tales; Spanish-American, p. 280-287,

325-346 j 972 M91

See also Spanish-American war.

Cuba. Manners and customs.

Carroll & Jerome. Around the world; book three, p.163-

187 j 910 C23C

Button. In field and pasture, p. 102-120 j 910 D95

Wade. Our little Cuban cousin j 917.291 Wii

Cuban war. See Spanish-American war.

Cuchulain.

Boys' Cuchulain j 398-2 C91

Ebbutt. Hero-myths & legends, p. 184-203 j 398.2 E21

Cuckoos.

Sharp. Beyond the pasture bars, p. 125-134 j 590.4 S53b

Curie, Mme Marie (Sklodowska).

Parkman. Heroines of service, p. 265-293 j 920.7 P24

Currants.

Kirby. Aunt Martha's corner cupboard, p. 1 10-120 j 630 K28

Curtis, George William.

Wright. Children's stories in American literature, v.2,

p.i-i8 j 810.9 W93

Custer, Gen. George Armstrong.

Custer. "Boots and saddles" j 92 C944cb

Custer. Boy general j 92 C944CU

Custer. Following the guidon j 92 C944cf

Custer. Tenting on the plains j 92 C944ct

Johnston. Famous cavalry leaders, p. 359-393 j 923.5 J36

Morris. Heroes of the army, p. 302-309 j 923.5 M9ih

Custer, Gen. George Armstrong. Stories.

Brooks. Master of the Strong Hearts j B773m

Sabin. On the plains with Custer j Si 160

Customs. See Manners and customs.

Also names of countries, subhead Manners and customs, as
China. Manners and customs.

Cuthbert, St.

Grierson. Children's book of English minsters, p. 13-30. . .j 283 G89

Lang. Book of saints and heroes, p. 107-125 j 922 L23

MacGregor. Stories of three saints, p. 86-116 j 922 M16

Steedman. Our island saints, p.87-106 j 398.2 S810

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 8i

Cutlery.

Knox. Boy travellers in Great Britain and Ireland, p.244-

248 j 914-2 K35

Williams. How it is made, p. 442-452 j 670 W74

Cuttlefish.

Duncan. Life in the deep sea, p.49-58 ' j 597 D89

Duncan. The seashore, p. 219-230 j 592 D89

Cuvier, Baron.

Wright. Children's stories of the great scientists, p.154-

175 j 925 W93

Cycles. See Bicycles.

Cyclopaedias. See Encyclopaedias.

Cyrus the Great, king of Persia.

Abbott. Cyrus the Great j 92 C992a

Church. Stories of the East from Herodotus, p. 66-1 15.. ..j 888 H47

Farmer. Boys' book of famous rulers, p. 30-70 j 923.1 F24b

Johonnot. Stories of the olden time, p. 80-89 j 904 J37

Dairy. See Butter. — Cattle. — Cheese. — Cows. — Milk.

Dale, Richard.

Morris. Heroes of the navy, p.45-53 j 923.5 M91

Seawell. Twelve naval captains, p.28-41 j 923.5 S44

Damien, Father.

Couch. Roll call of honour, p. 323-348 j 920 C83

Lang. Red book of heroes, p.95-108 j 920 L23

Mabie. Heroes every child should know, p. 320-332 j 920 Miih

Dampier, William.

Verne. Famous travels and travellers, p. 409-414 j 923.9 V27f

Dams.

Tappan. Modern triumphs, p.121-135 j 604 T19

Williams. How it is done, p. 207-271 j 620 W74

Williams. Romance of modern engineering, p. 34-81 . . ..j 620 W74r
See also Water-supply.

Dances.

Burchenal. Folk-dances and singing games. 2v qj 793.3 B89

Copenhagen, Foreningen til Folkedansens Fremme. Danish

folk dances j 793.3 C79d

Copenhagen, Foreningen til Folkedansens Fremme. Music

for Danish folk dances qj 793.3 C79

Kirk. Rhythmic games and dances j 784.8 K28

Sperling. Playground book '• • • qj 790 S74

Dante.

Birkhead. Heroes of modern Europe, p. 19-29 j 920 B48

Hoar. Book of patriotism, p. 130-136 j 172 H64

D'Arblay, Mme Frances (Burney). See Arblay, Mme Frances
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D'Arc, Jeanne. See Joan of Arc.
Dark ages. See Middle ages.
Darling, Grace.

Baldwin. Fifty famous stories retold, p. 61-63 j 904 B 19

Johonnot. Stories of other lands, p. 194-204 j 904 J37s

Lang. Blue true story book, p. 1-8 j 904 L23b

Lang. True story book, p. 41-47 j 904 L23

Mabie & Stephens. Heroines that every child should

know, p.230-240 j 9^0.7 M 1 1

Tappan. Adventures & achievements, p. 221-235 J 9-0 Ti9a

Trowbridge. Brave deeds, p. 191-200 j 904 T77b

Darwin, Charles.

Wright. Children's stories of the great scientists, p.333-

346 j 925 W93

David, king of Israel.

Sweetser. Ten boys from history, p. 55-88 j 920 S97

Davy, Sir Humphry.

Holland. Historic inventions, p. 126-139 j 926 H72

Towle. Heroes and martyrs of invention, p.123-131 j 926 T65

Wright. Children's stories of the great scientists, p.212-

225 j 925 W93

Days. See April Fool's day. — Arbor day. — Bird day. — Birthdays. —
Christmas. — Easter. — Festivals. — Flag day. — Hallowe'en. — Holi-
days.— Independence day. — Labor day. — Lincoln's birthday. —
May day. — Memorial day. — Mothers' day. — New Year's day. —
St. Patrick's day. — Thanksgiving day. — Twelfth night. — Valen-
tine's day. — Washington's birthday.

Also names of people, subhead Birthday exercises, as
Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth. Birthday exercises.
Dead sea.

Johonnot. Geographical reader, p. 60-63 j 910 J37

Death valley.

Our country: West, p. 149-152 '. . . . j 917.9 O32

Debating.

Brookings & Ringwalt. Briefs for debate rj 028 B77

Matson. References for literary workers rj 028 M47

See also Orations.
Decatur, Stephen.

Goho. Pennsylvania reader, p. 132-138 j 974.8 G57

Morris. Heroes of the navy, p.126-141 j 923.5 M9r

Seawell. Twelve naval captains, p. 102-129 j 923.5 S44

Sec also Philadelphia (ship).
Decatur, Stephen. Stories.

Seawell. Decatur and Somers j S442d

Decius Mus, Publius.

Baldwin. Thirty more famous stories retold, p. 197-199.. j 904 Bi9t

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 83

Declamations. See Orations. — Readers and speakers.

Declaration of independence.

Barstovv. The colonists and the Revolution, p. 157-178.. j 973.2 B27

Children's history book, p. 143-164 j 973 C43

Goho. Pennsylvania reader, p. 54-61 j 974.8 G57

Higginson & MacDonald. History of the U. S., p. 253-269. .j 973 H53h

Schauffler. Independence day, p. 81-154 j 808.8 S31

Walton & Brumbaugh. Stories of Pennsylvania, p.179-

189 j 974.8 W19

See also American revolution. — Independence day.

Declaration of independence. Text.

Barnes' popular history of the U. S., p. 793-795 j 973 B25P3

Gordy. Elementary history of the U. S., p. 309-313 j 973 G66

Higginson. Young folks' history of the U. S., p. 356-360. .. .j 973 H53

Lodge. Story of the Revolution, p.579-582 j 973.3 L76

McMaster. School history of the U. S., app. p. 1-4 j 973 M21

Montgomery. Leading facts of American history, app.

p.i-5 j 973 M861

Nordhoff. Politics for young Americans, p.191-194. . . . j 320 N43a

Philips. Nation and state, app. p. 25-29 j 353 P49

Reinsch. Young citizen's reader, p.237-242 j 353 R32

Schauffler. Independence day, p. 1 15-120 j 808.8 S31

Shimmell. Government of the U. S., p.151-155 j 353.9 S55

Webster. Daniel Webster for young Americans, p.i i i-i 16. .j 815 W38

Decoration day. See Memorial day.

Deer.

Cram. More little beasts of field and wood, p. 3-33 j 599 C86ni

Grinnell & Roosevelt. Trail and camp-fire, p.264-312. . . . j 799 G92

Roosevelt. Good hunting in the West, p.13-24, 41-50 j 799 R68

Seton. Wild animals at home, p. 57-80 j 591.5 S49

See also Moose. — Reindeer.

Deer. Stories.

Fortescue. Story of a red deer j F792S

Seton. Trail of the Sandhill stag j S49St

Warner. A-hunting of the deer j 814 W23a

Defoe, Daniel.

Adams. Dear old story-tellers, p. 164-177 j 928 A21

Mitchell. About old story-tellers, p. 198-218 j 928 M74

De Long, George Washington.

Horton. Frozen North, p. 72-80 j 919.8 H81

Demetrius I, king of Macedon.

Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Greeks, p.136-

142 j 920 P72Zg

Plutarch. Lives, v.5, p.95-154, 240-244 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p. 235-243 j 920 P720

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Demosthenes.

Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Greeks, p.io8-

115 J 920 P72Zg

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Greece, p. 227-236. . . .j 920 Hi 13

Morris. Historical tales; Greek, p. 305-314 j 938 Mgia

Plutarch. Boys' and girls' Plutarch, p. 168-189 J 920 P72b

Plutarch. Lives, v.5, p. 1-34, 89-94 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p. 204-211 j 920 P720

Denmark.

Tappan. World's story, v.8, p. 223-316 j 909 T19

Denmark. Description and travel.

Coe. Modern Europe, p.119-132 j 914 C6s

George & Dean. Little journeys to Holland, Belgium and

Denmark j 914.92 G31

Knox. Boy travellers in northern Europe, p. 399-448 j 914 K35

Scudder. Viking Bodleys j 914.8 S43

Denmark. Folklore.

Bay. Danish fairy & folk tales j 398 B33

Grundtvig. Danish fairy tales j 398 G94d

Denmark. Manners and customs.

Innes. Our little Danish cousin j 914.89 I24

Thomson. Denmark j 914.89 T38

Dentistry.

Marden. Choosing a career, p.458-473 j 174 M37

Description and travel. See Explorers. — Manners and customs. —
Travel. — Voyages.

Also names of countries, subhead Description and travel, as
United States. Description and travel.
Design.

Haney. Classroom practice in design qj 745 H23

See also Art. — Drawing. — Lettering.

De Soto, Hernando, See Soto, Hernando de.

Devil-fish. See Cuttlefish.

Dew.

Thompson. Water wonders, p. 5-29 j 551.57 T38

Dewey, Admiral George.

Beebe. Four American naval heroes, p. 193-254 j 923 B37

Morris. Heroes of the navy, p. 302-31 1 j 923.5 M91

Dialogues.

Aikin & Barbauld. Evenings at home j 504 A29

Denton. Little people's dialogues j 793.1 D43

Diaz. Jimmyjohns, p. 205-262 j D539J

Shoemaker. Holiday entertainments j 793 S55

See also Dramatic readers. — Plays.— Readers and speakers.

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 85

Diamonds.

Carpenter. Africa, P.29S-303 j 916 C22

Gilson. Wealth of the world's waste places, p. 21 1-225.. --J Qio G42
Houston. Wonder book of volcanoes and earthquakes,

p.326-334 j 551.21 H83

Kelley. Boy mineral collectors, p.127-141, 294-338 j 549 K16

Kidd. South Africa, p.7-14 j 916.8 K24

White & Smith. Little journey to South Africa, p. 57-71 . . j 916.8 W63I

Diaz, Porfirio.

Plummer. Roy and Ray in Mexico, P.91-T05 j 917.2 P72

Dick Whittington and his cat. See Whittington, Sir Richard. Stories.

Dickens, Charles.

Frank. Great authors in their youth, p. 97-123 j 928 F87

Holland. Historic boyhoods, p. 251-263 j 920 H72

Mabie. Men who have risen, p. 152-169 j 920 Mil

Wiggin. Child's journey with Dickens j 92 D551W

Wright. Children's stories in English literature, v. 2, p.380-

400 j 820.9 W93

Dictionaries. See English language. Dictionaries.

Dido, queen of Carthage.

Farmer. Girls' book of famous queens, p. 10-32 j 923.1 F24

Dikes.

George & Dean. Little journeys to Holland, Belgium and

Denmark, pt.i, p. 5-10 j 914.92 G31

Johonnot. Geographical reader, p. 274-277 j 910 J37

See also Dams.

Diogenes.

Baldwin. Fifty famous stories retold, p.io8-iio j 904 B19

Stories of Greece and Rome, p.40-52 j 938 S84

Dion.

Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Greeks, p.88-

loi j 920 P72Zg

Plutarch. Lives, v. 5, p.245-301, 362-366 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p. 167-176 j 920 P720

Dirigible balloons. See Air-ships.

Disasters. See Earthquakes. — Fires. — Shipwrecks.

Discoveries (in geography).

Atkinson. European beginnings of American history,

p.277-318, 374-383 j 940 A87

Bourne & Benton. Introductory American history j 973 B65

Gordy. American beginnings in Europe, p.229-278, 320-

330 j 940 G66

Luther. Trading and exploring j 910 L98

Synge. Book of discovery j 910.9 S99

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Discoveries (in geography) — continued.

See also Antarctic regions. — Arctic regions. — Explorers. — North
America. Discovery and settlement. — Voyages.
Also names of countries, subhead Exploration, as
Africa. Exploration.

Discoveries (in science).

Burns. Story of great inventions j 609 B93

Lane. Triumphs of science j 609 L23

Routledge. Discoveries and inventions of the 19th cen-
tury j 609 R78d

See also Inventions. — Radium. — Science. — X rays.

Also names of various inventions, as Telegraph. — Telephone.
Also names of scientists, as Galileo.

Discovery of America. See North America. Discovery and settlement.

Dismal swamp, Great.

Johonnot. Geographical reader, p. 23-27 j 910 J37

Disobedience. See Obedience.

Disraeli, Benjamin. See Beaconsfield, Earl of.

Diving.

Bond. With the men who do things, p.224-239 j 620 B62

Moffett. Careers of danger and daring, p.40-86 j 604 M76

Sea stories, P.1S4-162 j S438

Williams. How it works, p.332-340 j 604 W74a

See also Pearls.

Also Scott, Thomas A.

Dix, Dorothea Lynde.

Baldwin. American book of golden deeds, p.226-244 j 920 B19

Bolton. Famous types of womanhood, p. 241-272 j 920.7 B6if

Morris. Heroes of progress in America, p. 239-244 j 920 M91

Doctors. See Physicians and surgeons.

Dogs.

Barton. The boy fancier, p. 1-87 j 636 B28

Fabre. Our humble helpers, p. 173-238 j 636 Fil

Holder. Stories of animal life, p.46-57, 160-167 j 590.4 H71S

Johnson. When mother lets us keep pets, p. 15-27 j 636 J35

Johonnot. Neighbors with claws and hoofs, p. 34-49.. ..j 590.4 J37n

Lane. All about dogs j 636.7 L23

Monteith. Familiar animals, p. 5-30 j 599 M85

Morris. Home life in all lands, v.3, p.15-41, 113-117 j 910 M91

Tappan. Out-of-door book, p. 34-36, 77-86 j 590.4 T19

Young. My dogs in the Northland j 636.7 Y37

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 87

Dogs. Stories.

Atkinson. Greyf riars Bobby j A875g

Brown. Rab and his friends j B79ir

Carter. Stories of brave dogs j C237S

Cochrane. Four hundred animal stories, p. 157-195 j C645f

Darling. Baldy of Nome j D258b

Davis. The boy scout, p. 212-293 j D323b

Dole. Crib and Fly j D6942C

Eddy. Friends and helpers, p. 1-30 j E264f

Haines. Book of the dog qj Hisib

Hill. Fighting a fire, p.155-190 j 352.3 H55a

Johonnot. Grandfather's stories, p.126-137 j J375g

Lindsay. More mother stories, p. 35-51 j 372.2 L72m

London. Call of the wild j L822ca

Mills. Story of Scotch j M699S

Muir. Stickeen j M953S

Ollivant. Bob, son of Battle j 0234b

Ramee. Bimbi, p.ii-41 j Ri75bi2

Ramee. Dog of Flanders j Ri75d2

For other editions see Author list.

Ramee. Moufflon j Ri75m

Saunders. Beautiful Joe j S257b

Seton. Krag and Johnny Bear, p.127-141 j S495k

Seton. Lives of the hunted, p. 213-229 j S495li

Seton. Wild animals I have known, p.147-182, 275-303.... j S495W

Stowe. Queer little people, p.91-151, 158-175 j S892q

Tappan. Stories of nature, p.3-42, 57-66 j 504 T19

Western frontier stories, p.ioi-117 j W567

Dolls.

Bailey. Girls' make-at-home things j 790 Bi5g

Beard. Indoor and outdoor handicraft and recreation for

girls, p. 103-r 10 j 790 B343i

Morgan. How to dress a doll j 646 M89

Ralston. When mother lets us sew j 646 R17

Walker. Lady Hollyhock and her friends j 790 W17

Dolls. Stories.

Brown. Lonesomest doll j B784I

Burnett. Racketty-Packetty house j B934r

Diaz. Polly Cologne j D539P

Gates. Little Girl Blue j G233I

Gates. More about live dolls j G233m

Gates. Story of live dolls •. j G233S

Lucas. Anne's terrible good nature, p. II 1-141 j L969a

Wade. Dolls of many lands j Wii8d

Domestic animals. See Animals. — Kindness to animals.
Also names of animals, as Cats. — Horses.

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Domestic science. See Housekeeping.

Donkeys.

Western frontier stories, p. 53-65 J W567

Donkeys. Stories.

Segur. Memoires d'un ane J §43 S45nie

Segur. Story of a donkey J S456st

Dora, Sister. See Pattison, Dorothy Wyndlow.
Douglas, Sir James.

Trowbridge. Brave deeds, p.i55-i73 J 904 ^77^

Douglas, Sir James. Stories.

Brooks. Storied holidays, p.229-247 j B773S

Douglass, Frederick.

Marden. Winning out, p.184-191 j 170 M37W

Whittier. Child life in prose, p.290-296 •. j W661C

Doves. See Pigeons.

Dragon-flies.

Duncan. Insect life in pond and stream, p. 42-49 j 595.7 D89

Ewald. The queen bee, p.81-90 j 570.4 E96

Holder. Stories of animal life, p. 147-153 j 590-4 H71S

Kellogg. Insect stories, p. 125-146 j 595-7 K16

Morley. Insect folk, v.i, p.3-24 j 595.7 M91

Needham. Outdoor studies, p. 54-72 j 590-4 N19

Drake, Sir Francis.

Baldwin. Thirty more famous stories retold, p. 17-22.... j 904 Bigt

Coe. Founders of our country, p. 80-97 J 973-2 C65

Frothingham. Sea fighters, p. 3-44 j 923.5 F97

Gordy. Stories of American explorers, p. 109-123 j 973.1 G66

Griff is. Romance of discovery, p. 195-205 j 973.1 G89

Hale. Stories of discovery, p. 86-106 j 910.8 H15

Lucia. Stories of American discoverers, p. 139-150 j 973.1 L96

McMurry. Pioneers of the Rocky mountains, p. 201-224. .j 917.8 M21
Morris. Historical tales; Spanish-American, p. 127-138. . .j 972 M91

Shaw. Discoverers and explorers, p.108-113 j 910.9 S53

Sparks. Famous explorers, p.174-185 j 910 S73f

Synge. Book of discovery, p. 249-258 j 910.9 S99

Towle. Drake, the sea-king of Devon j 92 D786t

Drake, Sir Francis. Stories.

Hcnty. Under Drake's flag j H456U

Drake, Joseph Rodman.

Keysor. Sketches of American authors, v.i, p. 45-55 j 928 K23

Drama.

Wright. Children's stories in English literature, v.i, p.321-

345 j 820.9 W93

See also Actors and acting. — Charades. — Christmas. Plays. — Dia-
logues.— Dramatic readers. — ^^Greek drama. — Moving pictures. —
Pageants. — Pantomime. — Plays. — Puppet shows. — Tableaux.

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 89

Dramatic readers.

Bryce. Child-lore dramatic reader j 372.4 B84C

Bryce. Story-land dramatic reader j 372.4 B84st

Comstock. Dickens dramatic reader j 793. i D55C

Gardner. Work that is play j 372.4 G18

Goodlander. Fairy plays for children ■ . . j 793.1 G62

Holbrook. Dramatic reader for lower grades j 372.4 H69d

Johnston & Barnum. Book of plays for little actors.... j 372.4 J36

Lansing. Quaint old stories to read and act j 793.1 L28

Skinner & Lawrence. Little dramas for primary grades, .j 372.4 S62
Stevenson. Children's classics in dramatic form. 5v....j 793.1 S84

Tucker & Ryan. Historical plays of colonial days j 793.1 T81

Villee. Little-folk dialogue reader j 372.4 V33

See also Dialogues. — Plays.
Drawing.

Augsburg. Augsburg's drawing. 3v j 741 A92

Bullivant. Every boy's book of hobbies, p. 149-164 j 790 B87

Clayton. Crayon, chalk and pencil drawing j 741 C55

Collins. Handicraft for boys, p. 103-130 j 680 C69h

Froehlich & Snow. Text books of art education. 7v. . . .j 372.5 F96
Kelley. Three hundred things a bright girl can do, p.278-

310 j 790 K16

Kemp. Painting j 741 K17

Lutz. What to draw and how to draw it j 741 L98

Mackenzie. Little artist qj 372.5 M18

See also Design. — Mechanical drawing.

Drawn-work.

Archer. Needlecraft, p. 21 1-226 j 646 A67

Dredging.

Bond. With the men who do things, p. 159-175 j 620 B62

Dress. See Clothing. — Costume. — Dressmaking.

Dressmaking.

Paret. Harper's handy-book for girls, p. 201-240 j 790 P23

See also Clothing. — Costume. — Sewing.

Drills (exercises).

Hallowell. Red Cross drill ". .j 793.4 H18

Hallowell. Semaphore flag drill j 793.4 Hi8s

Ducks. Stories.

Seton. Lives of the hunted, p. 193-209 j S495li

Stuart. Solomon Crow's Christmas pockets, p. 67-88 j S932S0I

Dudley, Jane (Grey), lady. See Grey, Lady Jane.

Du Guesclin, Bertrand.

Newbolt. Book of the happy warrior, p. 1 10-144 j 940-4 N26

Du Guesclin, Bertrand. Stories.

Whitham. Shepherd of the ocean, p. 83-170 j W645S

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Dundonald, Thomas Cochrane, carl of. Stories.

Henty. With Cochrane the Dauntless J H456WC

Diirer, Albrecht.

Button. Little stories of Germany, p.78-83 J 943 DQS

Keysor. Great artists, v.i, p.149-208 J 927 K23g

Dwarfs.

Carpenter. Africa, p.246-252 J 9i6 C22

Chamberlain. How we are sheltered, p.42-46 J Qio C355

Du Chaillu. Country of the dwarfs J 9i6.7 D86c

Shaw. Big people and little people of other lands, p.98-

102 j 390 S53

Starr. Strange peoples, p.138-142 J 572-9 S79

Dyeing.

Martin. Story of a piece of coal, p.155-164 j 553-2 M42

White. More baskets, and how to make them, p.145-150. .j 689 W63m
See also Calico-printing.
Dykes. See Dikes.

Dynamite.

Moffett. Careers of danger and daring, p.348-376 j 604 M76

Tappan. Wonders of science, p.261-268 j 504 T19W

See also Explosives.

Dynamos.

Shafer. Harper's beginning electricity, p. 174-188 j 537 S52

Trevert. How to build dynamo-electric machinery..] 621.31 T73h2

Williams. How it works, p.i59-i77 J 604 W74a

See also Electric motors.

Eads, James Buchanan.

Bolton. Lives of poor boys who became famous, p. 26-32. . j 920 B61

Eagles.

Walker. Bird legend and life, p. 41-51, 212-213 j 598-2 Wi7b

Eagles. Stories.

Roberts. Lord of the air j R536I

Earth.

Arey. Physiography for high schools j 551 A68

Comstock. Handbook of nature-study, p. 818-856 rj 570,7 C73

Gibson. The great ball on which we live j 550 G369

Holden. Wonders of earth, sea and sky, p.i-44 j 504 H71W

See also Earthquakes. — Geography. — Geology. — Ocean. — Physical
geography. — Volcanoes.

Earthquakes.

Baker. Boys' second book of inventions, p.79-112 j 609 Bi7b

Houston. Wonder book of volcanoes and earthquakes.. j 551.21 H83

Johonnot. Geographical reader, p.41-55, 336-337 j 910 J37

Kingslcy. Madame How and Lady Why, p. 33-53 j 551 K27

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 91

Earthquakes — continued.

Winchell. Walks and talks in the geological field, p.125-

13-2 j 550 W77W

Sec also Geology. — Physical geography.

East Indies.

Carpenter. Australia, p. 213-264 j 910 C22

Gilson. Wealth of the world's waste places, p. 301-327.. ..j 910 G42
Kellogg. Australia and the islands of the sea, p. 350-368.. j 910 K16
Sec also Borneo. — Java. — Malay peninsula. — Sumatra.

Easter.

Bailey. Girls' make-at-home things, p. 197-206 j 790 Bi5g

Beard. American girls' handy-book, p. 33-53 j 790 B343

Beard. Indoor and outdoor handicraft and recreation for

girls, p.227-236 j 790 B343i

Debogor'i'i-Mokr'ievich. When I was a boy in Russia,

P-47-S8 j 914.7 D35

Deems. Holy-days and holidays, p. 168-208 qrj 808.8 D37

McSpadden. Book of holidays, p.8i-ioi j 394 M22

Our holidays, p.153-174 j 394 O32

Patten. The year's festivals, p. 123-154 j 394 P31

Rice. Easter j 808.8 R39

Easter. Poetry.

Stevenson. Days and deeds, p. 139-146 j 821.08 S84

Easter. Stories.

Alden. Why the chimes rang, p. 23-34 j A358W2

Olcott. Good stories for great holidays, p. 71-85 j 394 O23

Ecuador.

Markwick & Smith. South American republics, p. 94-1 17. .j 918 M39
See also Quito.

Edison, Thomas Alva.

Holland. Historic inventions, p. 233-260 j 926 H72

Mabie. Men who have risen, p. 170-193 j 920 Mil

Macomber. Stories of great inventors, p. 147-167 j 926 M21

Meadowcroft. Boy's life of Edison j 92 E288m

Mowry. First steps in the history of our country, p.307-

313 j 973 M94a

Perry. Four American inventors, p. 203-260 j 926 P44

Rolt-Wheeler. Thomas Alva Edison j 92 E288r

Tappan. Modern triumphs, p. 380-404 j 604 T19

Education.

Marden. Success, p. 32-68 j 170 M37S

See also Books and reading, — Children. — Kindergarten. — Manual
training. — Physical culture. — Schools. — Teachers. — Teaching.

Edward I, king of England. Stories.

Gilliat. King's reeve j G4i5k

Yonge. Prince and the page j Y29P

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Edward V, king of England. See Princes in the Tower.

Edward VI, king of England.

Marshall. Boy kings and girl queens, p. 228-267 J 923.1 M41

Edward VI, king of England. Stories.

Twain. Prince and the pauper j T897P

Edward, tite Black Prince.

Abbott. Richard II, p. 81-170 j 92 R398a

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of the middle ages, p.219-

225 j 920 Hii3fa

Sweetser. Ten boys from history, p.131-142 j 920 S97

Edward, the Black Prince. Stories.

Henty. St. George for England j H456st

Stoddard. With the Black Prince j S869wit

Edward, the Confessor, Saxon king of England.

Freeman. Old-English history, p. 252-296 j 942.01 F91

Edwards, Amelia Blandford.

Bolton. Famous types of womanhood, p. 327-350 j 920.7 B6if

Eels.

Johonnot. Some curious flyers, creepers and swimmers,

P-53-62 j 590.4 J37s

Eggleston, Edward.

Rideing. Boyhood of famous authors, p. 52-63 j 928 R43

Wright. Children's stories in American literature, v. 2,

P-28-49 j 810.9 W93

Eggs.

Graham. Country pastimes for boys, p.i-ioo j 796 G77

Egypt.

Arnold. Stories of ancient peoples, p. 7-79 j 930 A75

Church. Stories of the East from Herodotus, P.116-191..J 888 H47

Niver. Great names and nations, v.i, p. 30-38 j. 909 N37

Tappan. World's story, v.3, p. 1-264 j 909 T19

White. Boys' and girls' Herodotus, p.83-156 j 888 H47b

See also Cleopatra, queen of Egypt.

Egypt. Description and travel.

Carpenter. Africa, p.81-113 j 916 C22

Johonnot. Geographical reader, p.56-60, 247-251, 262-270,

287-299 .' j 910 J37

Kelly. Egypt j 916.2 K17

Knox. Adventures of two youths in a journey to Egypt

and the Holy Land j 916.2 K35

Perry. With Azir Girges in Egypt j 916.2 P44

See also Nile river. — Pyramids. — Sphinx.

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 93

Egypt. Manners and customs.

By land and sea, p. 183-187 j 910 B99

Carroll. Around the world; book one, p. 89-101 j 910 C23a

Carroll. Around the world; book two, p. 87-140 j 910 C23b

Dutton. In field and pasture, p. 32-57 j 910 D95

Wide world, p.42-51 j 910 W67

Egypt. Stories.

Ebers. Egyptian princess j E2i8e

Ebers. Uarda j E218U

Henty. At Aboukir and Acre j H456at

Henty. Cat of Bubastes j H456ct

Kingsley. Hypatia j K272hy

Taylor. Boys of other countries, p. 25-44 j T25ib2

Eiffel tower.

Knox. Boy travellers in central Europe, p. 203-214. .. .j 914 K35bo
Northern Europe, p. 53-60 j 914 N45

Electric batteries. See Electricity.

Electric engineering.

Reid. Careers for the coming men, p. 89-98 j 174 R31

Sloane. How to become a successful electrician j 621.307 S63

See also Dynamos. — Electric light. — Electric motors. — Electric

power transmission. — Electricity. — Telegraph. — Telephone. —

Wireless telegraphy.

Electric furnace.

Baker. Boys' second book of inventions, p.113-151 j 609 Bi7b

Tappan. Wonders of science, p. 277-292 j 504 TiQw

Electric launches. See Motor boats.

Electric light.

Baker. Boys' second book of inventions, p. 293-320.. .. ..j 609 Bi7b

Meadowcroft. A B C of electricity, p. 54-86 j 537 M55a2

Mowry. American inventions and inventors, p. 85-89.... j 609 M94
Shafer. Harper's beginning electricity, p. 210-226. ...... .j 537 S52

Electric motors.

Meadowcroft. A B C of electricity, p. 87-94 j 537 M55a2

Trevert. How to build dynamo-electric machinery.. j 621.31 T73h2
See also Dynamos. — Electric power transmission.

Electric power transmission.

Maule. Boy's book of new inventions, p. 129-163 j 609 M48a

Electric toys.

Hall. The handy boy, p.151-167 j 790 Hi6ha

St. John. Real electric toy-making j 537.81 Sl4r

Sloane. Electric toy making j 537.81 86332

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Electricity.

Adams. Harper's electricity book j 537-8i A21

Burns. Story of great inventions, p.43-56, 64-85, 89-147,

205-232 J 609 B93

Clarke. A. B. C. of electrical experiments j 537-8i C53

Collins. Book of electricity j 537 C69

Hopkins. Home mechanics, p. 227-367 j 680 H78

Jackson. Elementary book on electricity and magnetism, .j 537 J12

Jenks. Electricity for young people j 621.309 J25

Meadowcroft. A B C of electricity j 537 M55a2

Morgan. Boy electrician j 621.3 M89

Pepper. Boy's playbook of science, p. 262-388 j 530.7 P4ia

St. John. How two boys made their own electrical appa-
ratus j 537-8i Si4h

St. John. Study of elementary electricity and mag-
netism j 537.81 S14

Shafer. Harper's beginning electricity j 537 S52

Sloane. Electricity simplified j 537-1 S63a

Trevert. Experimental electricity j 537-8i T73a

Williams. How it works, p.112-186 j 604 W74a

Williams. How to make things, p.83-126 j 604 W74h

Woodhull. Electricity and its everyday uses j 621.3 W86

See also Dynamos. — Physics. — Telegraph. — Telephone. — Wireless
telegraphy. — X rays.
Also headings beginning with Electric.
Also Edison, Thomas Alva. — Faraday, Michael.
Electricity. Stories.

Houston. The boy electrician j H838b

Electromagnets.

Tappan. Wonders of science, p.269-276 j 504 T19W

Elephants.

Holder. The ivory king j 599.6 H71

Holder. Stories of animal life, p.96-108, 123-133 j 590.4 H71S

Johonnot. Neighbors with claws and hoofs, p. 143-149.. j 590.4 J37n
Knox. Adventures of two youths in a journey to Siam and

Java, p.161-176, 237-243 j 915.9 K35

Monteith. Familiar animals, p.115-129 j 599 M85

Morris. Home life in all lands, v.3, p. 1 17-132 j 910 M91

Stockton. Round-about rambles, p. 23-31 j 504 S86

Tappan. Out-of-door book, p.192-196, 381-392 j 590.4 T19

Young. Siam, p. 69-78 j 915.9 Y37

Elephants. Stories.

Cochrane. Four hundred animal stories, p. 211-226 j C645f

Gautier. Memoirs of a white elephant j G245m

Kipling. Jungle book, p. 217-261 j K278J

Elevators.

Bond. With the men who do things, p. 109-122 j 620 B62

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 95

Eliot, George, (pseud, of Mrs Mary Ann (Evans) Cross).

Bolton. Lives of girls who became famous, p. 213-239.. j 920.7 B61

Magruder. Child-sketches from George Eliot, p.9-18 j E476C

Wright. Children's stories in English literature, v. 2, p.378-

380 j 820.9 W93

Eliot, John, apostle of the Indians.

Coe. Founders of our country, p. 179-186 j 973.2 C65

Hawthorne. Grandfather's chair, p. 37-47, 66-70 j 974.4 H36

Hawthorne. Whole history of grandfather's chair, p. 37-47,

66-70 j 974.4 H36g

Humphreys. Missionary explorers, p. 3-28 j 922 H92

Morris. Heroes of progress in America, p. 16-20 j 920 M91

Elizabeth, queen of England.

Abbott. Queen Elizabeth j 92 E485a

Brooks. Historic girls, p.174-191 j 920.7 B77

Farmer. Girls' book of famous queens, p. 156-231 j 923.1 F24

Hunt. Prisoners of the Tower of London, p. 147-165. .. .j 920 H94

Tappan. In the days of Queen Elizabeth j 92 E485t

Whitham. Captive royal children, p. 274-290 j 942 W64

Elizabeth, queen of England. Stories.

Scott. Kenilworth j S43rk

For other editions see Author list.
Van Dyke. Historic scenes in fiction, p. 128-137 j 904 V18

Elizabeth of Hungary, St.

Canton. Story of Saint Elizabeth of Hungary j 92 £48520

Lang. Book of saints and heroes, p. 196-214 j 922 L23

Elk. See Deer.

Elocution. See Debating. — Orations. — Readers and speakers.

Emblems. See Symbols.

Embroidery.

Archer. Needlecraft • j 646 A67

Kelley. Three hundred things a bright girl can do, p.103-

134 j 790 K16

Paret. Harper's hand3'-book for girls, p. 253-268 j 790 P23

See also Sewing.

Emergencies. See First aid in illness and injury.

Emerson, Ralph Waldo.

Gilbert. More than conquerors, p. 117-144 j 920 G38

Keysor. Sketches of American authors, v.i, p.159-181. . . .j 928 K23
Wright. Children's stories in American literature, v.i,

p.149-155 j 810.9 W93

Emerson, Ralph Waldo. Birthday exercises.

Le Row. Pieces for every occasion, p. 126-133 J 808.8 L63

Roe. American authors, p. 43-45 j 810 R59

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Encyclopaedias.

Appleton's new practical cyclopedia. 6v rj 031 A64

Champlin. Young folks' cyclopaedia of common things.. rj 031 €3532

New international encyclopaedia. 20v qrj 031 N26a

New international year book qrj 031 N26n

World book. lov rj 031 WSga

Engineering.

Bond. American boys' engineering book j 620 B62am

Bond. On the battle front of engineering j 620 B620

Bond. Pick, shovel and pluck j 620 B62p

Bond. With the men who do things j 620 B62

Cochrane. Wonders of modern mechanism j 604 C64

Lane. Triumphs of science j 609 L23

Marden. Choosing a career, p. 340-352 j 174 M37

Reid. Careers for the coming men, p. 107-143 j 174 R31

Tappan. Modern triumphs j 604 T19

Williams. How it is done j 620 W74

Williams. Romance of modern engineering j 620 W74r

See also Architecture. — Bridges. — Canals. — Dikes. — Electric engi-
neering. — Engines. — Machinery. — Mechanical drawing. — Me-
chanics.— Mines and mining. — Railroads. — Rivers. — Roads. —
Steam-engines. — Tunnels. — Water-supply.

Engines.

Williams. How it works, p.13-111 j 604 W74a

Williams. How to make things, p. 127-246 j 604 W74h

See also Electric motors. — Gas-engines. — • Locomotives. — Solar en-
gines.— Steam-engines. — Turbines.

England.

Tappan. World's story, v.9; v.io, p. 1-226 j 909 T19

England. Biography.

Hare. Portrait book of our kings and queens j 923.1 H26

England. Colonies.

Marshall. An empire story j 900 M41

See also Africa, South. — Australia. — Canada. — India.

England. Description and travel.

Barnard. British Isles in pictures qj 914.2 B25

Carroll & Waldo. Around the world; book five, p. 45-79. . j 910 C23e

Coe. Modern Europe, p. 18-59 j 914 C65

Finnemore. England j 914.2 F51

George. Little journey to England and Wales j 914.2 G31

Greenwood. Merrie England j 914.2 G85

Irving. Sketch-book j 817 l28sk

King. Picturesque geographical readers, v.6, p.91-268.. ..j 910 K26

Knox. Boy travellers in Great Britain and Ireland j 914.2 K35

Scudder. English Bodley family j 914.2 S43

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 97

England. Description and travel — continued.

Stockton. Personally conducted, p. 158-200 j 914 S86

Tomlinson. Young Americans in the British Isles j 914.2 T59

Williamson. John and Betty's history visit j 914.2 W75

Sec also London. — Stratford-on-Avon.

England. Folklore.

Jacobs. English fairy tales j 398 Ji3e

Jacobs. More English fairy tales j 398 Ji3mo

Steel. English fairy tales j 398 SBie

Tregarthen. North Cornwall fairies and legends j 398 T715

See also Arthur, King.

England. History.

Atkinson. European beginnings of American history.... j 940 A87

Bevan. Stories from British history j 942 B46

Blaisdell. Stories from English history j 942 B52

Creighton. Stories from English history j 942 C8761

Dale. Landmarks of British history j 942 D16

Dickens. Child's history of England j 942 D55

Elias. In Tudor times j 942.05 E47

Freeman. Old-English history j 942.01 F91

Grierson. Children's book of English minsters j 283 G89

Guerber. Story of the English j 942 G95

Hull. The Northmen in Britain j 942.01 H91

Kirkland. Short history of England j 942 K28

Krapp. In oldest England j 942.01 K41

Earned. History of England j 942 L32

Marshall. Island story j 942 M41

Morris. Historical tales; English j 942 M9ia

Tappan. England's story j 942 T19

Warren. Stories from English history j 942 W24

Whitham. Captive royal children j 942 W64

See also Gunpowder plot. — Magna charta.— Spanish Armada.

Also names of persons, wars and battles, as Alfred the Great, king
of England. — Aboukir bay, Battle of, 1798.

England. Manners and customs.

Andrews. Ten boys, p.115-136, 171-192 j 904 A56

Chambers. Book of days. 2v qrj 394 C35

Quennell. History of everyday things in England. 2v..j 914.2 Q25

England. Navy.

Stripes and types of the royal navy rj 359.6 S91

Wheeler. Stirring deeds of Britain's sea-dogs j 940.915 W61

England. Parliament.

Knox. Boy travellers in Great Britain and Ireland, p.455-

468 j 914.2 K35

Thorpe. Children's London, p. 153-166 qj 914.21 T41

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England. Stories.

Goldsmith. Vicar of Wakefield j G588V

For other editions see Author list.

Gomme. King's story book j G597k

Gomme. Prince's story book j G597pr

Gomme. Princess's story book j G597P

Gomme. Queen's story book j G597q

Kipling. Puck of Pook's hill j K278PU

Lucas. The slowcoach j L969S

Whitham. Shepherd of the ocean j W645S

England. Stories. Roman occupation.

Henty. Beric the Briton j H456be

Marshall. A Roman maiden j M4i6r

England. Stories. Anglo-Saxon period.

Henty. Dragon and the raven j H456dr

Henty. Wulf the Saxon j H4s6wu

Kingsley. Hereward j K272h

Lytton. Harold j L999h

Stedman. Story of Hereward j S8i2s

England. Stories. 12th century.

Gandy. In the days of Lionheart j Gi66i

Gilliat. Forest outlaws j G4iSf

Lamprey. In the days of the guild j Li99i

Scott. The betrothed j S43ibe

Scott. Ivanhoe j S43ii2

For other editions see Author list.

England. Stories. 13th century.

Gilliat. King's reeve j G4i5k

Gilliat. Wolf's head j G415W

Zollinger. A boy's ride j Z77b

Zollinger. Rout of the foreigner j Z77r

England. Stories. 14th century.

Henty. March on London j H456m

Henty. St. George for England j H456st

Stoddard. With the Black Prince j S869wit

England. Stories. 15th century.

Henty. Both sides the border j H456bot

Lytton. Last of the barons j L999la

Pyle. Men of iron j P996m

Stevenson. Black arrow j S848b

For other editions see Author list.
England. Stories. i6th century. ,

Bennett. Master Skylark j B439m

Kingsley. Westward ho! j K272we

Scott. Kenilworth j S43ik

For other editions see Author list.

Twain. Prince and the pauper j T897P

Weyman. Story of Francis Cludde j W586S

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 99

England. Stories. 17th century.

Blackmore. Lorna Doone j B516I

Church. With the king at Oxford j C468W

Dix. Merrylips j D647m

Marryat. Children of the New forest j M412C

Masefield. Martin Hyde, the duke's messenger j M444m

Scott. Fortunes of Nigel j S43ifo

Scott. Peveril of the Peak j S431P

Scott. Woodstock j S43IWO

England. Stories. i8th century.

Dickens. Barnaby Rudge j D55ib

Dorr. In kings' houses j 1)7421

Henty. At Aboukir and Acre j H456at

Thackeray. Henry Esmond j T333h

England. Stories. 19th century.

Henty. One of the 28th j H4S60

Marshall. In four reigns j M4i6in

English language. Dictionaries.

New standard dictionary qrj 423 S78

Webster. Collegiate dictionary rj 423 W38C

Webster. New international dictionary qrj 423 W38i2

English literature.

Chambers. Cyclopaedia of English literature. 3v qrj 820.9 C35

Marshall. Child's English literature j 820.9 M41

Wright. Children's stories in English literature. 2v. . . .j 820.9 W93
See also American literature. — Authors. — Ballads. — Books and read-
ing.— Fairy tales. — Humor. — Letters. Collections. — Orations. — •
Poetry. Collections. — Readers and speakers.
Also names of authors, as Dickens, Charles.

Entertainments. See Amusements. — -Dances. — Drills (exercises). —
Games. — Holidays. — Pageants. — Plays.

Epaminondas.

Church. Pictures from Greek life and story, p. 307-320.. ..j 938 C46

Ericsson, John.

Hart. Romance of the Civil war, p. 347-352 j 973.7 H31

Holland. Historic boyhoods, p. 214-224 j 920 H72

Morris. Heroes of progress in America, p. 296-300 j 920 M91

Erie canal.

Drake. Making of the Ohio valley states, p. 236-239 j 977 D78

Hemstreet. Story of Manhattan, p. 216-222 j 974.71 H43

Lovering. Stories of New York, p. 175-179 j 974.7 L94

See also Clinton, De Witt.

Erie, Lake, Battle of, 1813.

Johonnot. Stories of our country, p. 177-186 j 973 J37

Tappan. American hero stories, p. 218-223 J 920 T19

See also F'erry, Oliver Hazard, commodore.

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Escapes. See Adventures.

Eskimos.

Andrews. Each and all, p. 1-22 j 910 A56e

Andrews. Seven little sisters, p.9-22 j 910 A56S

Barnard. How other people live, p.9-14 QJ Qio B25

Carpenter. Around the world with the children, p. 6-19.. j 910 C22a

Carroll. Around the world; book one, p.9-40 j 910 C23a

Chamberlain. How we are sheltered, p. 12-19 j 910 C355

Chance. Little folks of many lands, p.23-36 j 910 C36

George. Little journeys to Alaska and Canada, pt.i, p.69-

80 j 917-98 G31

Hutton. By Eskimo dog-sled and kayak j 9i7-i9 H97

Johonnot. Geographical reader, p.ioi-105 j 910 J37

King. Picturesque geographical readers, v.i, p. 177-198.. j 910 K26

Miller. Little people of Asia, p.281-295 j 915 M69

Mott & Button. Fishing and hunting, p. 8-42 j 910 M94

Murray. Wide awake third reader, p.io6-ii6 j 372.4 M97W3

Peary, J. D. Snow baby qj 919-8 P353s

Peary, M. A. & J. D. Children of the Arctic qj 919.8 P353C

Peary, R. E. & M. A. Snowland folk qj 919.8 P3S

Schwatka. Children of the cold j 919.8 S41

Shaw. Big people and little people of other lands, p.62-

69 j 390 S53

Smith. Eskimo stories j 919.8 S6s

Starr. Strange peoples, p.6-12 j 572.9 S79

Stockton. Tales out of school, p.241-264 j S866ta

Strong. All the year round, v.2, p. 59-70 j 570.4 S92

Wide world, p.114-122 j 910 W67

See also Alaska. — Arctic regions. — Greenland. — -Labrador.

Eskimos. Stories.

Perkins. Eskimo twins j P434e

Wade. Dolls of many lands, p.40-58 j Wi i8d

Etheredge, Anna.

Sweetser. Ten girls from history, p.181-189 j 920.7 S97

Ethical stories.

Aikin & Barbauld. Evenings at home j 504 A29

Amicis. Cuore j A516C

Browne. Granny's wonderful chair j B8ii2g2

Cabot. Course in citizenship j 172 Cii

Gatty. Parables from nature j 828 G23

Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Greeks j 920 P72zg

Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Romans j 920 P72zgc

Gould. Heroes of peace j 172 G73

Harrison. In story-land j H298ii

Mace. Home fairy tales j Mi5ih

Poulsson. In the child's world j 372.2 P86

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX loi

Ethical stories — continued.

Scudder. Children's book, p. 339-361 qj 808.8 S43

Sec also Conduct. — Contentment. — Helpfulness. — Heroes and hero-
ism.— Ideals. — Industry. — Justice. — Kindness to animals. — Obe-
dience.— Perseverance. — Promptness. — Selfishness. — Service.
—Temperance. — Thoroughness. — Usefulness.
Ethics. Sec Conduct.
Etiquette. See Manners.

Etna, Mount.

Johonnot. Geographical reader, p.36-41 j 910 J37

Eugenie, empress of the French.

Farmer. Girls' book of famous queens, p. 447-477 j 923.1 F24

Eumenes.

Plutarch. Lives, v. 3, p. 416-443 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p. 229-235 j 920 P720

Europe. Biography.

Birkhead. Heroes of modern Europe j 920 B48

See also names of persons, as Charlemagne, emperor of the JVest.

Europe. Description and travel.

Allen. Geographical and industrial studies; Europe.... j 609.4 A42

Benedict. Stories of persons and places in Europe j 914 B43

Carpenter. Europe j 914 C22

Coe. Modern Europe j 914 C65

King. Picturesque geographical readers, v. 6 j 910 K26

Knox. Boy travellers in central Europe j 914 K35bo

Knox. Boy travellers in northern Europe j 914 K3S

Knox. Boy travellers in southern Europe j 914 K35b

Moncrieff. The world, p. 1-90 j 910 M8iw

Scudder. Mr Bodley abroad j 914 S43

Stockton. Personally conducted j 914 S86

See also names of European countries, subhead Description and
travel, as France. Description and travel.

Europe. Geography.

Tarr & McMurry. New geographies, v.i, p. 186-215; v.2,

p.257-340 j 910 T2in

Europe. History.

Atkinson. European beginnings of American history.. ..j 940 A87

Benezet. The world war and what was behind it j 940.911 B43

Birkhead. Heroes of modern Europe j 920 B48

Creighton. Heroes of European history j 940 C87

Froissart. Boy's Froissart j 940.4 F96

Froissart. Chronicles of Sir John Froissart j 940.4 F96C

Froissart. Stories from Froissart j 940.4 F96S

Gordy. American beginnings in Europe j 940 G66

Tappan. European hero stories j 940 T19

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Europe. History — continued.

Tappan. Heroes of the middle ages j 940 Tiga

Tappan. Old World hero stories j 909 T190

See also Battles. — Crimean war. — Crusades. — European war, 1914-19.
— Middle ages. — Naval battles. — Thirty years' war.
Also names of European countries, subhead History, as
France. History.

Europe. Manners and customs.

Northern Europe j 914 N45

See also names of European countries, subhead Manners and cus-
toms, as France. Manners and customs.

European war, 1914-19.

Benezet. The world war and what was behind it j 940.91 1 B43

Bond. Inventions of the great war j 355 B62

From Dartmouth to the Dardanelles j 940.918 F96

McFee. Peep at the front j 940.91 M15

Parkman. Fighters for peace j 923.5 P24

Powell. Spirit of democracy j 808.8 P87

Tappan. Little book of the war j 940.91 T19

Tomlinson. Story of General Pershing j 92 P447t

United States — Committee on public information. Battle

line of democracy j 808.8 U25

United States — President. President Wilson's ad-
dresses j 973.913 U25

United States — President. Why we are at war j 973.9132 U2S

Watkins & Williams. Forum of democracy j 940.919 W31

Wheeler. Stirring deeds of Britain's sea-dogs j 940.915 W61

European war, 1914-19. Poetry.

Clarke. Treasury of war poetry. 2v j 821.08 C53

Wheeler. Book of verse of the great war j 821.08 W61

European war, 1914-19. Stories.

Altsheler. The guns of Europe j A466gun

Driggs. Adventures of Arnold Adair j D827a

Greene. The flag j G835f

Perkins. The French twins j P434f

Rolt-Whceler. Wonder of war in the air j R656WO

Rolt-Wheeler. Wonder of war on land j R656W

Evans, Roblcy Dunglison.

Codd. With Evans to the Pacific j 359 C65

Everglades.

Our country: East, p.96-100 j 917.3 O32

Evolution.

Holden. Wonders of earth, sea and sky, p. 127-134 j 504 H71W

See also Man. Prehistoric.

Ewing, Mrs Juliana Horatia.

Gatty. Juliana Horatia Ewing and her books j 92 E974g2

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 103

Exercise. See Athletics. — Physical culture. — Walking.
Experiments.

Collins. Magic of science j 530.7 C69

See also Electricity. — Magic. — Physics.
Exploration. See Antarctic regions. — Arctic regions. — Discoveries (in
geography). — Explorers. — North America. Discovery and set-
tlement.— Voyages.

Also names of countries, subhead Exploration, as Africa. Ex-
ploration.
Explorers.

Brooks. American sailor, p. 29-47, 225-237 j 656.8 B77a

Hale. Stories of adventure j 910.8 H15S

Hale. Stories of discovery j 910.8 H15

Horton. Frozen North j 919.8 H8r

Ingersoll. Book of the ocean, p. 39-105 j 551.46 124b

Jenks. Boys' book of explorations j 910.9 J25

Johnston. Famous discoverers and explorers j 923.9 J36

Lucia. Stories of American discoverers j 973.1 L96

Shaw. Discoverers and explorers j 910.9 S53

Smith. One hundred famous Americans, p. 201-251 j 920 S649

Sparks. Famous explorers j 910 S73f

Synge. Book of discovery j 910.9 S99

Verne. Famous travels and travellers j 923.9 V27f

Verne. Great explorers of the 19th century j 923.9 V27g

See also Africa. Exploration. — Australia. Exploration. — Discoveries
(in geography). — Lewis and Clark expedition. — North America.
Discovery and settlement. — Travel. — United States. Explora-
tion.— Voyages.

Also names of explorers, as Columbus, Christopher.
Explosives.

Gibson. War inventions, p. 79-103 j 355 G36

See also Dynamite.
Exports. See Commerce.
Extinct animals. See Animals, Extinct.
Eyck, Hubert van.

Conway. Children's book of art, p. 46-59 j 759 C76

Fabius Maximus Verrucosus, Quintus.

Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Romans, p.30-

38 j 920 P72ZgC

Plutarch. Lives, v.i, p.372-408 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p. 275- 285 j 920 P720

Fables.

^sop. Fables j 398.91 A25fi

For other editions see Author list.

Aikin & Barbauld. Evenings at home j 504 A29

, BidpaT. The tortoise and the geese j 398.91 B47

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Fables — continued.

Crane. Baby's own ^sop J 398.91 A25C

Davis & Chow-Leung. Chinese fables and folk stories, .j 398.91 D32

Gardner. Work that is play j 372.4 G18

Haaren. Rhymes and fables j Hii3r

Jatakas. Jataka tales j 398.91 J21

Jerrold. Big book of fables qj 398.91 J28

Kent & Hall. Stories from the Far East j 398.91 K19

La Fontaine. Fables choisies pour les enfants j 398.91 Li4f

La Fontaine. Original fables j 398.91 Li4

La Fontaine. Select fables j 398.91 L14S

Norton. Heart of oak books, v. 1-2 j 808.8 N46a

Scudder. Book of fables j 398.91 A25S

Scudder. Book of fables and folk stories j 398 S43f2

For other editions see Author list.

Scudder. Children's book, p.i-20 qj 808.8 S43

Scudder. Fables and folk stories j 398 S43f

Seton. Animal story book, p.i-35 J S495a2

Tappan. Folk stories & fables j 398 Tigf

Wiggin & Smith. Talking beasts j 398.91 W68

See also Fairy tales.

Fabricius, Caius.

Plutarch. Boys' and girls' Plutarch, p.393-395 J 920 P72b

Fabrics. See Cloth.

Fairies. See Fairy tales.

Fairs.

Beard. American girls' handy-book, p. 413-427 j 790 B343

Beard. Things worth doing, p.i79-i93 J 790 B343t

See also Bazaars.

Fairy tales.

Alcott. Lulu's library, v.2 j A35SIU

Andersen. Fairy tales j A544fy

For other editions see Author list.
Arabian nights' entertainments j 398 A65ao

For other editions see Author list.
Asbjornsen. Fairy tales from the far North j 398 A79f

For other editions see Author list.

Aspinwall. Listen to me stories j A84ie2

Aulnoy. Fairy tales j A924f

Bain. Cossack fairy tales j 398 B 16

Bain. Russian fairy tales j 398 B i6r

Baldwin. Fairy reader j 398 Bi9fa

Baldwin. Fairy stories and fables j 398 B I9f

Barrie. Peter Pan in Kensington gardens j B266p

Barzini. The little match man j B286I

Baumbach. Sommermarchen j 833 B32

CHILDkEN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 105

Fairy tales — continued.

Bay. Danish fairy & folk tales j 398 B33

Blumenthal. Folk tales from the Russian j 398 B56

Bosschere. Folk tales of Flanders qj 398 B64

Brooke. Golden goose book qj 398 B772

Brown, A. The one-footed fairy j B7830

Brown, A. B. Star jewels, and other wonders j B784S

Browne. Granny's wonderful chair j B8ii2g2

For other editions see Author list.

Burgess. Lively city o' Ligg j B8972I

Burnett. Sara Crewe, p.139-236 j B934S2

Canton. Reign of King Herla j 398 C17

Capuana. Cera una volta qj 853 C18

Carroll. Alice's adventures in Wonderland j C233a

For other editions see Author list.

Carroll. Through the looking-glass j C233t

Carryl. The admiral's caravan j C2333a

Carryl. Davy and the goblin j C2333d

Chodzko. Slav fairy tales j 398 C44a

Christmas tales of Flanders qj 398 C462

Colum. The boy who knew what the birds said j 398 C72

Colum. The king of Ireland's son j C727k

Couch. The sleeping beauty, and other fairy tales qj 398 C83

Coussens. Child's book of stories j 398 C84

Craik. Adventures of a brownie j C863a

Craik. Fairy book j 398 C86

For other editions see Author list.

Craik. Little lame prince j C863li

Cruikshank. Cruikshank fairy-book j 398 C89

Darton. Wonder-book of beasts j 398 D26W

Djurklou. Fairy tales from the Swedish j 398 D64

Dole. White duckling, and other stories j 398 D69

Ewing. Old-fashioned fairy tales j E9750

Fairy stories; retold from St. Nicholas j F1692

Field. Famous fairy tales j 398 F458

France. Honey-bee j F86ih

For other editions see Author list.

Garnett. Ottoman wonder tales j 398 G19

Gask. Treasury of folk tales j 398 G21

Gibbon. Old King Cole j 398 G36

Grierson. Book of Celtic stories j 398 G89b

Grierson. Scottish fairy book j 398 G89S

Griff is. The fire-fly's lovers j 398 G894

Griffis. The unmannerly tiger j 398 G894U

Grimm. Fairy tales qrj 398 G91

Grimm. Household stories j 398 G9ih

For other editions sec Author list.
Grundtvig. Danish fairy tales j 398 G94d

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Fairy tales — continued.

Haaren. Fairy life j Hi 13!

Hauff. Longnose the dwarf, and other fairy tales j H35if

Heller & Bates. Little Golden Hood, and other stories.. j 398 H42

Houghton. Russian grandmother's wonder tales j 398 H83

Hudson. A little boy lost j H8881

Ingelow. Mopsa the fairy j 1244m

Ingelow. Three fairy tales j l244t

Inman. The Did of Didn't-think j l2462d

Jacobs. Celtic fairy tales j 398 J13

Jacobs. English fairy tales j 398 Ji3e

Jacobs. Indian fairy tales j 398 Ji3i

Jacobs. More Celtic fairy tales j 398 Ji3m

Jacobs. More English fairy tales j 398 Ji3mo

Jerrold. Reign of King Oberon j 398 J28

Johnson. Birch-tree fairy book j 398 j3Sb

Johnson. Oak-tree fairy book j 398 J35

Jokai. Golden fairy book j j378go

Kennedy. New World fairy book j Ki83n

Kingsley. Water-babies j K272W3

For other editions see Author list.

Kunos. Forty-four Turkish fairy tales qj 398 K43f

Kiinos. Turkish fairy tales j 398 K43

Laboulaye. Fairy tales j 398 Liifa

Laboulaye. Fairy tales of all nations j 398 Lii

Laboulaye. Last fairy tales j 398 Liil

Lagerlof. Wonderful adventures of Nils j L152W

For other editions see Author list.

Lang. Blue fairy book j 398 L23

Lang. Brown fairy book j 398 L23br

Lang. Cinderella, and other stories j 398 L23C

Lang. Green fairy book j 398 L23g

Lang. History of Jack the Giant-killer, and other stories., j 398 L23h

Lang. History of Whittington, and other stories j 398 L23hi

Lang. Lilac fairy book j 398 L23li

Lang. Little Red Riding-hood, and other stories j 398 L23I

Lang. Pink fairy book j 398 L23P

Lang. Prince Darling, and other stories j 398 L23pr

Lang. Princess on the glass hill, and other stories.. ..j 398 L23pri

Lang. Red fairy book j 398 L23r

Lang. Violet fairy book j 398 L23V

Lang. Yellow fairy book j 398 L23y

Lansing. Rhymes and stories j 398 L28r

Leamy. The golden spears, and other fairy tales j L454g

Lefevre. The cock, the mouse and the little red hen j 398 L53

Lorenzini. Pinocchio _j L871P3

For other editions see Author list.

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Fairy tales — continued.

Mabie. Fairy tales every child should know j 398 Mii3f

MacDonald. At the back of the north wind j Mi46at

For other editions see Author list.

MacDonald. Light princess, and other fairy talcs j M146I

MacDonald. The princess and Curdie j M146P

MacDonald. The princess and the goblin j Mi46pr

Macdonell. Italian fairy book j 398 M14

Mace. Home fairy tales j Misih

MacManus. Donegal fairy stories j 398 M21

MacManus. In chimnej' corners j 398 M2ii

McMurry. Classic stories for the little ones j M214C

Mijatovich. Serbian fairy tales j 398 M68

Musset. Mr Wind and Madam Rain j MgS^m

Naomi, Aunt. Jewish fairy tales and fables j 398 N12

Norton. Heart of oak books, v.2-4 j 808.8 N46a

Norton. The story teller j 398 N46S2

Olcott. Book of elves and fairies j 398 O23

Olcott. Tales of the Persian genii j 023it

Olcott. The wonder garden j 398 O23W

Ortoli. Evening tales j 0288e

O'Shea. Old World wonder stories j 398 O29

Ozaki. Japanese fairy book j 398 O36

Perrault. Fairy tales j 398 P43f

Perrault. Tales of Mother Goose j 398 P43t

Petrovic. Hero tales and legends j 398 P46

Phillpotts. The flint heart j P5i8f

Pogany. Hungarian fairy book j 398 P74

Poulsson. Top of the world stories j P866to

Pyle, H. Garden behind the moon j P996g

Pyle, H. Pepper & salt qj P996P

Pyle, H. Twilight land j P996t

Pyle, H. Wonder clock qj P996W

Pyle, K. Christmas angel j P996ich

Pyle, K. The counterpane fairy j P9961C

Pyle, K. Where the wind blows qj 398 P99W

Ransome. Old Peter's Russian tales j 398 R19

Rhys. Fairy-gold j 398 R38

Ruskin. King of the Golden river j R899k

Scudder. Book of fables and folk stories j 398 S43f2

For other editions see Author list.

Scudder. Book of folk stories j 398 S43

Scudder. Children's book qj 808.8 S43

Scudder. Fables and folk stories j 398 S43f

Segovia. Spanish fairy book j S454S

Segur. Fairy tales from the French j S456f

Steel. English fairy tales j 398 S8ie

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Fairy tales — continued.

Stewart. Once upon a time tales j S8510

Stockton. Bee-man of Orn, and other tales j S866b

Stockton. Floating prince, and other fairy tales j S866f

Stockton. Queen's museum, and other fanciful tales j S866q

Stockton. Ting-a-ling j S866t

Tappan. Folk stories & fables j 398 Tigi

Tappan. Golden goose, and other fairy tales j 398 Tigg

Thackeray. Rose and the ring j T333r

•Thomas. Welsh fairy book j 398 T37

Thorne-Thomsen. East o' the sun and west o' the moon, .j 398 T411

Tregarthen. North Cornwall fairies and legends j 398 T715

Underbill. Dwarfs' tailor, and other fairy tales j 398 U25

Valentine. Aunt Louisa's book of fairy tales j 398 V15

Voltaire. Silver fairy book '. j V378S

Wheeler. Russian wonder tales j 398 W61

Wiggin & Smith. Fairy ring j 398 W68f

Wiggin & Smith. Tales of laughter j 398 W68t

Wiggin & Smith. Tales of wonder j 398 W68

Wilde. Fairy tales j W7i4f

Williston. Japanese fairy tales. 2v j 398 W75

Wilson. Russian story book j 398 W772

See also Fables. — Indians of America. Folklore. — Legends. — Myths.

Faith.

Gatty. Parables from nature, v.i, p.3-11 j 828 G23

Falconry.

Morris. Home life in all lands, v. 3, p. 309-316 j 910 M91

Stories of the middle ages, p. 95-106 j S8842

Fancy dress. See Costume.

Fancy work. See Bead work. — Crocheting. — Drawn-work. — Embroid-
ery.— Knitting. — Lace. — Sewing.

Faneuil, Peter.

Parton. Captains of industry, v.i, p. 65-78 j 926 P27

Faraday, Michael.

Bolton. Lives of poor boys who became famous, P.96-111..J 920 B61

Burns. Story of great inventions, p.55-56, 63-64, 71-85 j 609 B93

Mabie. Men who have risen, p. 194-204 j 920 Mil

Wright. Children's stories of the great scientists, p.226-

^37 j 925 W93

Farm animals. See Animals.

Farm life. See Country life. — Farming.

Farming.

Marden. Choosing a career, p. 217-240 j 174 M37

Miller. Outdoor work j q^q j^5g

Morris. Home life in all lands, v.i, p. 248-268 j 910 M91

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 109

Farming — continued.

I'rice. The land we live in, p.99-138 j 351.71 1 Pg4

Reid. Careers for the coming men, p. 189-199 j 174 R31

Shaw. Gardening and farming j 716 S53

Sec also Bees. — Butter. — Cattle. — Cheese. — Corn. — Country life. —
Cows. — Flax. — Fruit. — Gardens and gardening. — Grain. — Horses.
—Milk. — Pigs. — Plants. — Poultry. — Ranch life. — Rice. — Seeds. —
Sheep. — Sugar. — Tobacco. — Vegetables. — Wheat.

Farming. Stories.

Longhead. Abandoned claim j L926a

Rolt-Wheeler. Boy with the U. S. explorers j R656be

Verrill. Uncle Abner's legacy j V282U

Faroe islands.

George & Dean. Little journeys to Holland, Belgium and

Denmark, pt.2, p.93-96 j 914.92 G31

Johonnot. Geographical reader, p.220-222 j 910 J37

Northern Europe, p.i-io j 914 N45

Farragut, Admiral David Glasgow.

Beebe. Four American naval heroes, p.131-192 j 923 B37

Bolton. Lives of poor boys who became famous, p.219-

237 j 920 B61

Frothingham. Sea fighters, p. 335-396 j 923.5 F97

Lodge & Roosevelt. Hero tales, p.301-322 j 973 L76

Morris. Heroes of the navy, p. 273-285 j 923.5 M91

Newbolt. Book of the blue sea, p.271-307 j 910.4 N26

Sweetser. Ten boys from history, p. 179-193 j 920 S97

Farragut, Admiral David Glasgow. Stories.

Barnes. Midshipman Farragut j B256im

Father Damien. See Damien, Father.
Feejee islands. See Fiji islands.

Fencing.

Kelley. Three hundred things a bright girl can do, p.392-

415 j 790 K16

Ferdinand V, king of Castile.

Farmer. Boys' book of famous rulers, p. 266-290 j 923.1 F24b

Ferdinand of Portugal.

Lang. Red book of heroes, p. 109-134 j 920 L23

Ferns.

Atkinson. First studies of plant life, p. 204-211 j 581 A87

Tappan. Stories of nature, p.438-444 j 504 T19

Festivals.

Chambers. Book of days. 2v qrj 394 C35

See also Coronations. — Fairs. — Holidays. — Pageants.
Also names of special days, as Thanksgiving day.

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Feudal system.

Gordy. American beginnings in Europe, p.i55-i74 J 940 G66

Griffis. Brave little Holland, p.64-71 j 949-2 G89b

Harding. Story of the middle ages, p.96-103 j 940.i H25

Myers. General history, p.383-392 J 909 Mgg

See also Chivalry.— Europe. History.— Middle ages.

Field, Cyrus West.

Morris. Heroes of progress in America, p.153-158 j 920 M91

Stoddard. Men of business, p.131-160 j 923-8 S86

Field of the Cloth of Gold.

Chandler. Magic pictures of the long ago, p.ioi-119 j 904 C36

Morris. Historical tales; English, p.213-227 j 942 M9ia

Pitman. Stories of old France, p.105-115 j 944 P66

Stories of chivalry, p.75-84 J S884

Fighting. See Battles.— Bull-fights.— Naval battles.— War.

Fiji islands.

Carpenter. Australia, p.iii-119 j 910 C22

Knox. Boy travellers in Australasia, p.147-180 j 919.3 K35

Starr. Strange peoples, p.163-171 j 572.9 S79

Finance. See Banks and banking. — Money.

Find. See Finn.

Fine arts. See Art.

Finland.

Starr. Strange peoples, p.47-53 J 572.9 S79

Winlow. Our little Finnish cousin j 914-71 W78

Finland. Folklore.

Baldwin. The sampo j 398.2 B19

Finland. Stories.

Stein. Troubadour tales, p. 27-75 J S8i9t

Finn.

Rolleston. The high deeds of Finn j 398.2 R64

Fionn Maccumhail. See Finn.

Fire.

Chamberlain. Hov^^ we are sheltered, p. 150-156 j 910 C355

Elliot. Romance of savage life, p. 154-162 j 571 E52

Holbrook. Cave, mound and lake dwellers, p. 47-52 j 571 H69

Tidy. Story of a tinder-box j 536.46 T44

See also Fire service.— Fires. — Heat. — Heating.

Fire. Stories.

Austin. The basket woman, p.109-118 j 398 A93

Cooke. Nature myths and stories, p.24-37. . j 398 C77a

Holbrook. Book of nature myths, p. 36-42 j 398 H69

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX iii

Fire service.

Coe. Heroes of everyday life, p.104-123 j 920 C65

Crump. Boys' book of firemen j 614.84 C89

Every day heroes, p. 15-47 j EgsSe

Hill. Fighting a fire j 352.3 H55a

Jenks. The fireman j 614.84 J25

Moffett. Careers of danger and daring, p. 209-254 j 604 M76

See also Fires.

Fire service. Stories.

Otis. Amateur fireman j 0314am

Firearms. See Guns.

Fireflies.

Mcllvaine. Outdoors, indoors and up tlie chinine}% p.131-

137 j 570.4 M17

Firemen. See Fire service.

Fires.

Crump. Boys' book of firemen j 614.84 C89

Gomme. Princess's story book, p. 333-350 j G597P

Jenks. The fireman j 614.84 J25

Jewett. Town and city, p.68-77 J 614 J31

See also Fire service.

Fireworks.

Lane. Industries of to-day, p.105-1 10 j 604 L23

First aid in illness and injury.

Beard. On the trail, p.244-254 j 796.5 B343

Boy Scouts of America. Official handbook, p. 335-382. .j 369.2 B66a2

Cole & Ernst. First aid for boys j 614.88 C68

Gulick. Emergencies j 614.88 G96

Verrill. Boys' outdoor vacation book, p. 60-81 j 796 V28

See also Life-saving.

Fish and fishing.

Adams. Harper's outdoor book, p. 144-176 j 790 A21

Allen. Geographical and industrial studies; United States,

p.287-319 j 609.73 A42

Baskett. Story of the fishes j 597 B29

Beard. American boys' handy book, p. 28-43, 86-94, 296-

304, 386-388 j 790 B34W

Beard. Outdoor handy book, p.115-148 j 796 B340

Brooks. American sailor, p. 202-224 j 656.8 B77a

Buckley. Winners in life's race, p.20-69 j 596 B85

Carpenter. Hovi^ the vv^orld is fed, p.153-170 j 630 C22

Chamberlain. How we are fed, p. 54-63 j 630 C35

Coe. Our American neighbors, p.15-25 j 917 C65

Comstock. Handbook of nature-study, p. 148-180 rj 570.7 C73

Duncan. Life in the deep sea j 597 D89

Duncan. The seashore, p. 232-246 j 592 D89

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Fish and fishing — continued.

Elliot. Romance of savage life, p. 55-73 J 57i E52

Giberne. Romance of the mighty deep, p.230-251 j 551.46 G36T

Graham. Country pastimes for boys, p. 236-282 j 796 G77

Hornaday. American natural history, p. 375-438 qj 591-97 H79

IngersoU. Book of the ocean, p.231-248 j 551-46 124b

Johonnot. Neighbors with wings and fins, p.212-229 j 598.2 J37

Jordan & Evermann. American food and game fishes qj 597 J42

Keene. Boy's own guide to fishing j 799 K157

King. Picturesque geographical readers, v.2, p. 177-188. ..j 910 K26

Lane. Industries of to-day, p.i-ii j 604 L23

McMurry. Type studies from the geography of the U. S.,

p.23-38, 275-288 j 917-3 M2it

Miles. Natural history, p.354-373 J 590 M68

Miller, C. H. Outdoor sports and games, p.125-143 j 796 M69

Miller, W. H. Boys' book of hunting and fishing j 799 M69

Our country: East, p.16-19, 170-173, 229-232 j 917.3 O32

Thompson. Boys' book of sports, p.141-173, 320-325, 334-

338 j 796 T38b

Wood. Popular natural history, p.531-586 j 590 W85

See also Aquariums. — Ocean life. — Whales and whaling.

Fish and fishing. Stories.

Duncan. Adventures of Billy Topsail j D8992a

Kipling. Captains courageous j K278C

Munroe. Dorymates j M968d

Rolt-Wheeler. Boy with the U. S. fisheries j R656bf

Flag day.

Le Row. Pieces for every occasion, p. 299-3 14 J 808.8 L63

McSpadden. Book of holidays, p.171-186 j 394 M22

Olcott. Good stories for great holidays, p.137-141 j 394 O23

Schauffler. Flag day j 808.8 S3 if

Flag day. Poetry.

Stevenson. Days and deeds, p.151-162 j 821.08 S84

Flags.

Barstow. The colonists and the Revolution, p. 225-230.. j 973.2 B27
Beard. American boys' book of signs, signals and symbols,

p.206-241 j 654.9 B34

Blaisdell & Ball. Short stories from American history,

p.122-129 j 973 B52S

Deems. Holy-days and holidays, p.588-603 qrj 808.8 D37

Harrison. Stars and Stripes j 929.9 H29

Hoar. Book of patriotism, p.352-368 j 172 H64

Holden. Our country's flag j 929.9 H71

Hulme. Flags of the world j 929.9 H91

McCandless & Grosvenor. Flags of the world qj 929.9 M12

Our holidays, p. 192-204 j 394 O32

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 113

Flags — continued.

Patriotism and the flag j 172 P29

Ross. Old Glory j 929.9 R73

Smith. Our nation's flag j 929.9 S65

Stewart. Stars and Stripes j 929.9 S85

Willis & Farmer. Month by month books, v. 2, p. 173-188;

V.3, P.305-3I3 j 372 W75

Flamininus.

Plutarch. Lives, v. 2, p. 384-415 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p.302-309 j 920 P720

Flax.

Carpenter. How the world is clothed, p.50-59 j 670 C22

Chamberlain. How we are clothed, p. 80-84 j 670 C35

Rogers. Book of useful plants, p. 303-310 j 630 R61

Sec also Linen.

Flaxman, John.

Mabie. Men who have risen, p. 205-217 j 920 Mil

Fleets. Sec Ships. — Warships.

Fletcher, Alice Cunningham.

Parkman. Heroines of service, p. 209-231 j 920.7 P24

Flies.

Duncan. Beetles and flies j 595.76 D89

Morley. Insect folk, v.2, p.89-119 j 595.7 M91

Schwartz. Grasshopper Green's garden, p.ioi-ii8 j 595.7 S39

Florence, Italy.

Finnemore. Italy, p.29-37 j 914.5 F51

Kno.x. Boy travellers in southern Europe, p. 173-215 j 914 K35b

Stockton. Personally conducted, p. 100-106 j 914 S86

Florence, Italy. Stories.

Eliot. Romola j E476r

Florida.

Wright. Children's stories of American progress, p.145-

158, 199-208 j 973 W93

See also Everglades. — St. Augustine, Fla.

Also Osceola, chief of the Seininoles. — Ponce de Leon, Juan.
Flour.

Keller & Bishop. Commercial and industrial geography,

p.167-181 j 910 K165

Rocheleau. Great American industries; products of the

soil, p. 166-176 j 633 R56a

Sec also Grain. — Wheat.

Flowers.

Bailey. First lessons with plants, p. 49-78 j 580.7 B16

Schauffler. Arbor day, p. 245-282 j 808.8 S3ia

See also Botany. — Gardens and gardening. — Plants. — Wild flowers.

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Flowers. Arrangement.

Beard. Indoor and outdoor handicraft and recreation for

girls, p.289-297 j 790 B343i

Foster. Gardening for little girls, p.137-144 j 716 F81

Flowers, Language of.

Greenaway. Language of flowers j 716.2 G83

Flowers. Poetry.

Le Row. Pieces for every occasion, p. 199-216 j 808.8 L63

Stevenson. Days and deeds, p.163-176 j 821.0.8 S84

Wiggin & Smith. Golden numbers, p.67-91 j 821.08 W68g

Wiggin & Smith. Posy ring, p. 81-105 j 821.08 W68

See also Nature. Poetry.

Flowers. Stories.

Cooke. Nature myths and stories, p.iii-123 j 398 C77a

Ewing. Mary's meadow j E975ma3

Holbrook. Book of nature myths, P.12S-132, 175-179 j 398 H69

Fluids. See Liquids.

Fly. See Flies.

Flying machines. See Aeroplanes. — Air-ships.

Folk dances. See Dances.

Folk-songs.

Gould & Sheppard. Garland of country song qj 784.4 G73

Whitehead. Folk-songs and other songs qj 784.8 W63

See also Ballads. — National songs. — Songs.

Folklore. See Arthur, King. — Ballads. — Beowulf.— (The) Cid.— Fairy
tales. — Gawain, Sir. — Guy of Warwick. — Havelok the Dane. —
Holy Grail. — Indians of America. Folklore. — Kalevala. — King
Horn. — Lancelot of the Lake. — Legends. — Manners and customs.
— Negroes. Stories. — Nursery rhymes. — Robin Hood. — Roland.
— Tell, William. — Wandering Jew. — Wayland the Smith.

Folklore. Arabia. See Arabia. Folklore.

Folklore. China. See China. Folklore.

Folklore. Denmark. See Denmark. Folklore.

Folklore. England. See England. Folklore.

Folklore. Finland. See Finland. Folklore.

Folklore. France. See France. Folklore.

Folklore. Germany. See Germany. Folklore

Folklore. India. See India. Folklore.

Folklore. Ireland. See Ireland. Folklore.

Folklore. Italy. See Italy. Folklore.

Folklore. Japan. See Japan. Folklore.

Folklore. Korea. See Korea. Folklore.

Folklore. Norway. See Norway. Folklore.

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Folklore. Persia. See Persia. Folklore.

Folklore. Russia. See Russia. Folklore.

Folklore. Scotland. See Scotland. Folklore.

Folklore. Switzerland. See Switzerland. Folklore.

Folklore. Turkey. See Turkey. Folklore.

Folklore. Wales. See Wales. Folklore.

Food.

Baker. Boys' second book of inventions, p. 173-204 j 609 Bijb

Carpenter. How the world is fed j 630 C22

Chamberlain. How we are fed j 630 C35

Chase & Clow. Stories of industry, v. 2, p. 11 5-221 j 670 C38a3

Keller & Bishop. Commercial and industrial geography,

p.ioi-182 j 910 K165

Morris. Home life in all lands, v.i, p. 13-49 j 910 M91

Mowry. American inventions and inventors, p. 99-140.. ..j 609 M94

Rogers. Book of useful plants j 630 R61

United States — Food administration. Food saving and

sharing j 641 U25

See also Cooking.

.Uso names of foods, as Milk. — Rice. — Vegetables.

Football.

Beard. Outdoor handy book, p. 428-441 j 796 B340

Eraser. Every boy's book of handicraft, sports and amuse-
ments, p. 614-627 j 790 F88

Miller. Outdoor sports and games, p. 267-283 j 796 M69

Rice. Boys' book of sports, p. 121-203 j 796 R39

Towers. Letters from Brother Bill j 796.32 T65

Withington. Book of athletics, p.21-150 j 796 W82

Football. Stories.

Barbour. Behind the line j B235b

Barbour. The half-back j B235h

Earl. Captain of the school team j E1732C

Earl. On the school team j E17320

Finn. That football game j Fsiit

Knipe. Captain of the eleven j K346C

Quirk. Baby Elton, quarter-back j Q44b

Forestry.

Lawson. The log of a timber cruiser j 634.9 L42

Moon. Book of forestry j 634.9 M87

Price. The land we live in j 351. 711 P94

Rocheleau. Great American industries; products of the

soil, p.36-50 j 633 R56a

Rogers. Tree book, p. 455-513 qrj 582 R61

Roth. First book of forestry j 634.9 R7S

See also Arbor day. — Conservation. — Lumbering. — Trees. — Wood.

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Forestry, Stories.

Lounsberry. Frank and Bessie's forester j Lgsif

Rolt-Wheeler. Boy with the U. S. foresters j R656b

Forging. See Blacksmithing.

Forrest, Gen. Nathan Bedford.

Morris. Heroes of the army, p.252-262 j 923.5 Mgih

Fort Duquesne.

Daughters of the American Revolution, Pittsburgh chapter.

Fort Duquesne and Fort Pitt j 974-886 D28

Drake. Making of the Ohio valley states, p.48-80 j 977 D78

Fort Pitt.

Daughters of the American Revolution, Pittsburgh chapter.

Fort Duquesne and Fort Pitt j 974.886 D28

Parkman. Conspiracy of Pontiac, v. 2, p.3-31 j 973-2 P24

Fossils.

Our country: West, p.io6-ii6 j 917-9 O32

Verrill. Boy collector's handbook, p. 35-47 j 579 V28

Verrill. Harper's book for young naturalists, p. 251-262. .j 579 V28h
Winchell. Walks and talks in the geological field, p. 78-85,

189-247 j 550 W77W

See also Animals, Extinct. — Geology. — Mammoths.

Fouque, baron de La Motte-. See La Motte-Fouque, Friedrich Heinrich

Karl, baron de.
Fourth of July. See Independence day.

Foxes.

Burroughs. Squirrels and other fur-bearers, p. 53-71.... j 599.3 B94

Cram. Little beasts of field & wood, p. 25-61 j 599 C86

Johonnot. Neighbors with claws and hoofs, p.54-66.. ..j 590.4 J37n

Madden. Forest friends, p.90-128 j 590.4 M23

Tappan. Out-of-door book, p.213-227 j 590.4 T19

Foxes. Stories.

Seton. Lobo, Rag and Vixen, p.117-147 j S495I

.Seton. Wild animals I have known, p. 187-224 j S495W

Foxfire.

Gibson. Eye spy, p.ii-23 j 570.4 G37e

Fra Angelico. See Angelico, Fra.

France.

Tappan. World's story, v. 5, p.141-418 j 909 T19

France. Description and travel.

Alcott. Shawl-straps, p. 18-127 j A355sh

Coe. Modern Europe, p.249-278 j 914 C65

Finnemore. France j 914.4 F51

George. Little journey to France and Switzerland j 914.4 G31

Knox. Boy travellers in central Europe, p.i-257 j 914 K35bo

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France. Description and travel — continued.

Knox. Boy travellers in southern Europe, p. 444-492 j 914 K35b

Northern Europe, p. 46-77 j 914 N4S

Sec also Paris.
France. Folklore.

Wilmot-Buxton. Stories from old French romance. . . .j 398.2 W76S

See also Charlemagne romances. — Roland.

France. History.

Birkhead. Story of the French revolution . ; j 944.04 B48

Bonner. Child's history of France j 944 B62

Dutton. Little stories of France j 944 D95

Eggleston. Strange stories from history, p. 99-1 10, 140-

148 j 904 E35

Gauthier & Deschamps. Petits tableaux d'histoire de

France qj 944 G24

Kirkland. Short history of France j 944 K28

MacGregor. Story of France j 944 M16

Marshall. History of France qj 944 M41

Morris. Historical tales; French j 944 M9i5a

Pitman. Stories of old France j 944 P66

See also Agincourt, Battle of, 1415. — Basques. — Franco-German v^^ar.
— French and Indian war. — Gauls. — Peninsular war. — St. Bar-
tholomew, Massacre of. — Seven years' war. — Spanish succession,
War of the.— Waterloo, Battle of, 1815.

Also names of persons, as Joan of Arc. — Napoleon I, emperor of
the French.
France. Manners and customs.

Barnard. How other people live, p. 59-64 qj 910 B25

Blaisdell. Colette in France j 914.4 B52

France. Stories.

Brooks. Boy of the first empire j B773b

Dickens. Tale of two cities ^ j D55it

Ewing. Melchior's dream, p. 101-138 j E975m3

Hale. In His name j Hi59i

Henty. At Agincourt j H456a

Henty. In the Reign of terror j H456i

Henty. Through Russian snows j H456th

Martineau. The peasant and the prince j M431P

Perkins. The French twins j P434f

Saintine. Picciola j SiS7p

Scott. Quentin Durward j S43iq

Stockton. Story of Viteau j S866s

Weyman. Gentleman of France j W586g

Weyman. House of the Wolf j W586h

Weyman. Under the red robe j W586U

Yonge. Chaplet of pearls j Y29C

Yonge. Stray pearls j Y29S

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Francis of Assisi, St.

Brown. Book of saints and friendly beasts, p.2i 1-225 J 398-2 B78

Canton. Child's book of saints, p.i53-i74 J 398.2 Cijc

Grierson. Story of S. Francis of Assisi j 92 F866g

Hodges. Saints and heroes, p.219-233 j 922 H66

Jewett. God's troubadour j 92 F866J

Lang. Book of saints and heroes, p. 241-260 j 922 L23

Little flowers of St. Francis of Assisi j 92 F866

MacGregor. Stories of three saints, p.i-39 J 922 M16

Peers. The saints in story, p.45-59, 79-92 j 398.2 P36

Steedman. In God's garden, p. 128-142 j 398.2 S81

Stories of the middle ages, p. 154-160 j S8842

Francisco Xavier, St.

Lang. Book of saints and heroes, p. 290-314 j 922 L23

Franco-German war.

Jenks. Book of famous sieges, p. 275-285 j 904 J25

See also France. History. — Sedan, Battle of, 1870.

Franklin, Benjamin.

Abbott. Benjamin Franklin j 92 F879ab

Baldwin. Four great Americans, p. 69-122 j 923 B19

Barstow. The colonists and the Revolution, p. 31-46, 201-

208 j 973-2 B27

Bolton. Famous American statesmen, p. 38-66 j 923.2 B61

Brooks. Century book of famous Americans, p. 1-3, 65-76. .j 923 B77

Brooks. Historic Americans, p.18-33 j 920 B77h

Brooks. True story of Benjamin Franklin j 92 F879br

Coe. Founders of our country, p.310-320 j 973.2 C65

Dudley. Benjamin Franklin j 92 F879d

Eggleston. First book in American history, p. 86-101 ... .j 973 E35

Ellis. Stories from American history, p. 153-168 j 973 E53

Franklin. Autobiography j 92 F879a

For other editions see Author list.

Goho. Pennsylvania reader, p. 20-27 j 974.8 G57

Hawthorne. Biographical stories, p. 55-68 j 920 H36b

Hawthorne. Grandfather's chair, p. 279-292 j 974.4 H36

Johonnot. Stories of our country, p.108-114 j 973 J37

Mabie. Men who have risen, p.218-244 j 920 Mil

Morris. Historical tales; American, v.i, p.90-97 j 973 M9ia

Norton. Heart of oak books, v.5, p. 249-269 j 808.8 N46a

Revolutionary stories, p. 166-179 j R371

Stories of great men, p.133-157 j 920 S88

Wright. Children's stories of the great scientists, p.66-89. .j 925 W93

Franklin, Sir John.

Hedin. From pole to pole, p. 377-386 j 910 H39

Horton. Frozen North, p.9-31 j 919.8 H81

Newbolt. Book of the blue sea, p. 136-188 j 910.4 N26

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 119

Frederick I, ( Barbarossa), emperor of Germany.

Baldwin. Thirty more famous stories retold, P.123-131..J 904 Bigt

Creighton. Heroes of European history, p. 71-77 j 940 C87

Morris. Historical tales; German, p.105-1 17 j 943 M9ia

Frederick II, emperor of Germany.

Brooks. Historic boys, p. 104-125 j 920 B77

Frederick II, king of Prussia. See Frederick tlie Great, king of Prussia.

Frederick the Great, king of Prussia.

Birkhead. Heroes of modern Europe, p. 145-155 j 920 B48

Carpenter. Story of Frederick the Great j 92 F895C

Farmer. Boys' book of famous rulers, p.398-432 j 923.1 F24b

Harper. Leaders of men, p.184-207 j 923 H28

Holland. Historic boyhoods, p.59-72 j 920 H72

Morris. Historical tales; German, p.288-327 j 943 Mgia

Schrader. Frederick the Great j 92 F895S

Frederick the Great, king of Prussia. Stories.

Henty. With Frederick the Great j H456wf

Fremont, Gen. John Charles.

Barstow. The Westward movement, p. 140-162 j 978 B27

McMurry. Pioneers of the Rocky mountains, p. 40-93.. j 917.8 M21
Stories of American pioneers, p. 123-173 j 923 S88

French and Indian War. Stories.

Canavan. Ben Comee j Ci67b

Cooper. Last of the Mohicans j C787I

Craddock. Story of old Fort Loudon j C858st

Henty. With Wolfe in Canada j H4s6wi

McKnight. Captain Jack the scout j M187C

Patterson. "The Head of Iron" j P3i2h

Seawell. Virginia cavalier j S442V

French language. Books in.

Biart. Quand j'etais petit j 843 B47

Boutet de Monvel. Jeanne d'Arc j 92 J329m

Chansons de France pour les petits frangais j 784.4 C41

France. Filles et gargons qj 843 F86f

France. Nos enfants qj 843 F86

Funck-Brentano. Jeanne d'Arc qj 92 J32gi

Gauthier & Deschamps. Petits tableaux d'histoire de

France qj 944 G24

Guigou & Vimar. L'illustre dompteur j 847 G96

La Fontaine. Fables choisies pour les enfants j 398.91 Li4f

Mars. Joies d'enfants j 843 M41

Mars. Nos cheris j 843 M4in

Montorgueil. Bonaparte qj 92 Ni29mo

Montorgueil. Murat j 92 M97im

Pierne. Sonnez les matines j 784.8 Ps6

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French language, Books in — continued.

Plon. La civilite puerile et honnete j 843 P71

Segur. Memoires d'un ane j 843 S45me

Vieilles chansons pour les coeurs sensibles qj 784-8 V31

Widor. Old songs and rounds j 784-8 W670

Widor. Vieilles chansons pour les petits enfants j 784.8 W67

French revolution. See France. History.

Also names of persons, as Louis XVII, titular king of France. —
Marie Antoinette, qiieen of France.

Fretwork.

Bullivant. Every boy's book of hobbies, p. 175-183 j 790 B87

See also Ironwork. — Wood-carving.

Fridthjof. See Frithjof.

Frithjof.

Anderson. Viking tales of the North, p. 75-364 j 839.6 A54

Ragozin. Frithjof, the viking of Norway j 398.2 RiS

Tappan. Stories of legendary heroes, p. 193-210 j 398.2 T19

Wilmot-Buxton. Stories of Norse heroes, p. 210-237 j 293 W76

Frobisher, Sir Martin.

Morris. Historical tales; American, v.i, p. 26-33 J 973 M9ia

Verne. Famous travels and travellers, p. 344-347 j 923.9 V27f

Wood. Famous voyages of the great discoverers, p.130-

138 j 973-1 W85

Frogs.

Andrews. Stories Mother Nature told, p.119-125 j 570.4 A56

Buckley. Winners in life's race, p. 70-77 j 596 B85

Froissart, Jean.

Creighton. Stories from English history, p. 76-79 j 942 C8761

Frontier life.

Abbott. Christopher Carson j 92 C2342a

Abbott. Daniel Boone j 92 B63ia

Abbott. David Crockett j 92 C886a

Andrews. Seven little sisters, p. 98-1 13 j 910 A56S

Barstow. The Westward movement j 978 B27

Bass. Stories of pioneer life j 973 B29

Ellis. Life and times of Daniel Boone j 92 66316

Grinnell. Beyond the old frontier j 917.8 G92

Johnston. Famous scouts j 920 J36

Perry & Beebe. Four American pioneers j 920 • P44

Roosevelt. Stories of the great West, p. 15-51 j 917.8 R68s

Schultz. With the Indians in the Rockies j 970.1 S38

Stevenson. Guide to biography, p. 214-261 j 920 S84

See also Ranch life. — United States. Colonial period. — (The) West.

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Frontier life. Stories.

Altsheler. The border watch j A466b

Altsheler. Forest runners j A466f

Altsheler. Young trailers j A466y

Atkinson. Johnny Appleseed j A875J

Brooks. Boy settlers j 6773260

Bush. A prairie Rose j B964P

Garland. Boy life on the prairie j Gi86b

Grosvenor. Strange stories of the Great Valley j G94IS

Inman. Ranche on the Oxhide j l246r

Morrison. Chilhowee boys j M919C

Roberts. Heart of the ancient wood j R536he

Stoddard. On the old frontier j S8690

Wood. On the frontier with St. Clair j W8520

Frost.

Mcllvaine. Outdoors, indoors and up the chimney, p.151-

159 j 570.4 M17

Thompson. Water wonders, p. 37-91 j 551.57 T38

See also Ice. — Snow.

Fruit.

Allen. Geographical and industrial studies; United States,

p. 81-106 j 609.73 A42

Carpenter. How the world is fed, p. 225-290 j 630 C22

Chamberlain. How we are fed, p. 146-173 j 630 C35

Rocheleau. Great American industries; products of the

soil, p.177-192 j 633 R56a

Rogers. Book of useful plants, p. 195-263 j 630 R61

See also Apples. — Cranberries.— Currants. — Grapes. — Pineapples. —
Raisins.
Fry, Mrs Elizabeth (Gurney).

Bolton. Lives of girls who became famous, p. 240-260. . . .j 920.7 B61

Parton. Captains of industry, v.2, p. 344-352 j 926 P27

Richards. Elizabeth Fry j 92 F975r

Trowbridge. Brave deeds, p.291-295 j 904 T77b

Fuel. See Coal. — Gas. — Peat. — Petroleum. — Wood.

Fuller, Margaret, aftcrzvard marchesa d'Ossoli.

Bolton. Lives of girls who became famous, p. 68-86.... j 920.7 B61

Fulton, Robert.

Barstow. A new nation, p.95-105 j 973 B27

Goho. Pennsylvania reader, p. 149-152 j 974.8 G57

Holland. Historic boyhoods, p. 148-158 j 920 H72

Holland. Historic inventions, p.iii-125 j 926 H72

Knox. Life of Robert Fulton j 656.8 K35

Mabie. Men who have risen, p. 245-253 j 920 M 1 1

Macomber. Stories of great inventors, p. 7-39 j 926 M21

Perry. Four American inventors, p.9-69 j 926 P44

CARNEGIE LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH

Fulton, Robert — continued.

Sutclif fe. Robert Fulton j 92 F986S

Towle. Heroes and martyrs of invention, p. 160-169 j 926 T65

Wright. Children's stories of American progress, p.104-

120 j 973 W93

Fungi.

Tappan. Wonders of science, p.155-166 j 504 Tigw

See also Galls (botany). — Mushrooms.

Furniture.

Adams. Carpentry for beginners j 684 A21

Carpenter. How the world is housed, p. 331-339 J 9io C22h

Crawshaw. Problems in furniture making j 684 CSja

Griffith. Woodwork for secondary schools, p. 254-319.. j 684 G89W

Hall. Carpentry & mechanics for boys, p.96-126 j 790 Hi6c

Hall. Handicraft for handy boys, p. 103-134 j 790 Hi6h

Warner. Home decoration, p.46-63, 129-243 j 747 W23

Wheeler. Woodworking for beginners, p. 175-217 j 684 W61

See also Chairs.

Furs.

Carpenter. How the world is clothed, p. 176-205 j 670 C22

Chamberlain. How we are clothed, p. 129-146 j 670 C35

See also Hudson Bay Company. — Trapping.

Also names of fur-bearing animals, as Foxes. — Seals.

Galba, emperor of Rome.

Plutarch. Lives, v.5, p. 456-486 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p. 452-457 j 920 P720

Galileo.

Baldwin. Thirty more famous stories retold, p. 34-36.. ..j 904 Bi9t

Burns. Story of great inventions, p.9-19 j 609 B93

Holland. Historic inventions, p.53-69 j 926 H72

Pratt. Storyland of stars, p. 27-33 j 523.8 P88

Wright. Children's stories of the great scientists, p. 1-34. . .j 925 W93

Gallatin, Albert.

Goho. Pennsylvania reader, p. 145-148 j 974.8 G57

Galls (botany).

Kellogg. Insect stories, p. 285-298 j 595.7 K16

Needham. Outdoor studies, p. 18-28, 38-42 j 590.4 N19

Galvanism. See Electricity.

Gama, Vasco da.

Hale. Stories of discovery, p.34-58 j gio.8 H15

Shaw. Discoverers and explorers, p. 40-43 j 910.9 S53

Towle. Voyages and adventures of Vasco da Gama.. ..j 92 Gi6it
Verne. Famous travels and travellers, p. 166-179, 185-

'88 j 923.9 V27f

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Gambetta, Leon Michel.

Bolton. Lives of poor boys who became famous, p.204-

218 j 920 B61

Hosmer. The Jews, p. 298-305 j 296 H82

Games.

Bailey. Every child's folk songs and games qj 784.8 BiS

Baker. Indoor games and socials j 793 B17

Beard. Outdoor handy book, p. 279-364, 419-427 j 796 B340

Boy Scouts of America. Official handbook, p. 383-422. .j 369.2 B66a2

Campbell. American girl's home book, p. 23-85 j 790 C15

Champlin & Bostwick. Young folks' cyclopaedia of games

and sports rj 790 C35

Crozier. Children's parties j 790 C89

Crozier. Indoor games for children j 793 C89

Cutter. Conundrums j 793 C9S

Glover. "Dame Curtsey's" book of games j 790 G51

Gomme & Sharp. Children's singing games qj 784.8 G59

Hale. Fagots for the fireside j 793 H16

Hofmann. Games for everybody j 793 H68

Holton & Kimball. Games, seat work and sense training

exercises j t,-J2. H74

Keyes. When mother lets us play j 793 K23

Kirk. Old English games and physical exercises j 793 K28

Kirk. Rhythmic games and dances j 784.8 K28

Lucas. Three hundred games and pastimes j 790 L96

Miller. Outdoor sports and games, p. 326-395 j 796 M69

Newell. Games and songs of American children j 790 N27

Seton. Book of woodcraft and Indian lore, p. 280-304. . . .j 796.5 S49

Sperling. Playground book qj 790 S74

Wells. Floor games j 793 W49

White. Book of games j 793 W63b

Wilman. Games for playtime & parties qj 793 W76

Wollaston. Song play book qj 784.8 W84

Yale. When mother lets us give a party j 790 Y13

See also Amusements. — Archery. — Athletics. — Baseball. — Basket-
ball. — Dances. — Football. — Golf. — Hockey. — Kindergarten.
Games and songs. — Marbles (game). — Occupations for children.
— Olympic games. — Physical culture. — Sports. — Tennis. — Toys.
— War games.

Gardens and gardening.

Duncan. Mary's garden and how it grew j 716 D89

Duncan. When mother lets us garden j 716 D89W

Ewing. Mary's meadow, p.8i-ii6 j E975ma3

Foster. Gardening for little girls j 716 F81

French. Beginner's garden book j 716.6 F92

FuUerton. Book of the home garden j 635 F98

Hall. Carpentry & mechanics for boys, p.293-335 j 790 H i6c

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Gardens and gardening — continued.

Hemenway. Hints and helps for young gardeners j 716.6 H43

Higgins. Little gardens for boys and girls j 716 HS3

Kilpatrick. Child's food garden j 716 K25

Lounsberry. Garden book for young people j 716 L93

Lucas. Three hundred games and pastimes, p. 261-291 ... .j 790 L96

Shaw. Gardening and farming j 716 S53

Sidgwick & Paynter. Children's book of gardening j 716 Ss6

United States — Education bureau. Forty lessons in garden-
ing. . , qj 635 U25

Verrill. Harper's book for young gardeners j 716 V28

Weed & Emerson. School garden book j 716.6 W42

Sec also Farming. — Flowers. — Fruit. — Plants. — School gardens. —
Seeds. — Vegetables.

Garfield, James Abram.

Bolton. Famous American statesmen, p. 361-399 j 923.2 B61

Garibaldi, Giuseppe.

Bolton. Lives of poor boys who became famous, p.172-186. . j 920 B61

Couch. Roll call of honour, p.132-166 j 920 C83

Holland. Historic boyhoods, p. 225-237 j 920 H72

Trowbridge. Brave deeds, p. 334-352 j 904 T77b

Garrison, William Lloyd.

Bolton. Lives of poor boys who became famous, p.156-

171 j 920 B61

Morris. Heroes of progress in America, p. 192-198 j 920 M91

Tappan. Adventures & achievements, p. 89-94 j 920 Ti9a

Gas.

Chase & Clow. Stories of industry, v.i, p. 27-33 J 670 C38a3

Martin. Story of a piece of coal, p.iii-124 j 553.2 M42

Mowry. American inventions and inventors, p. 81-84.... j 609 M94
Sec also Chemistry. — Gas-engines. — Natural gas. — Petroleum.

Gas-engines.

Corbin. Mechanical inventions of to-day, p. 296-313 ..... .j 609 C81

Maule. Boy's book of new inventions, p. 320-331 j 609 M48a

Gases. Sec Air. — Air-ships. — Balloons. — Chemistry. — Gas. — Liquid air.
— Natural gas.

Gauls.

Sparks. Famous explorers, p. 38-46 j 910 S73f

Sec also France. History. — Rome. History. Ancient.

Gawain, Sir.

Cox. Knight of Arthur's court j 398.25 G24

Darton. Wonder book of old romance, p.81-109 j 398.2 D26

Ebbutt. Hero-myths & legends, p.265-285 j 398.2 E21

Lansing. Page, esquire and knight, p.46-74 j 398.2 L28

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 125

Gazetteers.

Century cyclopedia of names qrj 031 C32C2

Champlin. Young folks' cyclopjedia of persons and

places rj 903 C35y^

Geese. Sec Poultry.

Gems. Sec Diamonds. — Jewelry. — Pearls. — Precious stones.

Geneva, Switzerland. Stories.

Weyman. Long night j W586I

Genevieve, St.

Yonge. Book of golden deeds, p.121-127 J 920 Y29

Genghis Khein.

Abbott. Genghis Khan j 92 J255a

Johnston. Famous cavalry leaders, p. 35-52 j 923.5 J36

Genoa, Italy.

Stockton. Personally conducted, p.20-38 j 914 586

Geography.

Cornman. Geography primer j 910 C82

For other editions see Author list.

Frye. First steps in geography qj 910 F97f

Frye. Grammar school geography qj 910 F97g

Redway & Hinman. Natural advanced geography qj 910 R27a

Redway & Hinman. Natural elementary geography .. .qj 910 R27n

Tarr & McMurry. New geographies. 2v j 910 T2in

See also Antarctic regions. — Arctic regions.— Commercial geography.
— Discoveries (in geography). — Earth. — Explorers. — Industries.
— Islands. — Physical geography. — Travel. — Voyages.

Geography. Readers.

By land and sea • j 910 B99

Carpenter. Around the world with the children j 910 C22a

Carpenter. How the world is clothed j 670 C22

Carpenter. How the world is fed j 630 C22

Carpenter. How the world is housed j 910 C22h

Chamberlain. How we are clothed j 670 C35

Chamberlain. How we are fed j 630 C35

Chamberlain. How we are sheltered j 910 C355

Chamberlain. How we travel j 380 C35

Dunton. Glimpses of the world .j 910 D92

Frye. Brooks and brook basins j 551.48 F97

Gilson. Wealth of the world's waste places j 910 G42

Hotchkiss. Representative cities of the U. S j 917.3 H82

Johonnot. Geographical reader j 910 J37

King. Picturesque geographical readers. 6v j 910 K26

Lane. Strange lands near home j 918 L23

Lane. Under sunny skies j 914 L23

Luther. Trading and exploring j 910 L98

Mirick. Home life around the world j 9-10 M73

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Geography, Readers — continued.

Mott & Dutton. Fishing and hunting j 910 M94

Southworth & Kramer. Great cities of the U. S j 917-3 S72

Toward the rising sun j 915 T65

Wide world j 910 W67

Sec also names of countries, subheads Description and travel and

Manners and customs, as China. Description and travel. — Japan.

Manners and customs.

Geography, Physical. See Physical geography.

Geology.

Heilprin. The earth and its story j 551 H41

Herrick. The earth in past ages j 550 H47

Holden. Wonders of earth, sea and sky j 504 H71W

Kingsley. Madam How and Lady Why j 551 K27

Shaler. Story of our continent j 917 S52

Tappan. Wonders of science, p. 293-426 j 504 T19W

Winchell. Walks and talks in the geological field j 550 W77W

See also Chalk. — Coal. — Earth. — Earthquakes. — Evolution. — Fossils.
— Frost. — Geysers. — Glaciers. — Granite. — Graphite. — Marble. —
Metals. — Minerals. — Mines and mining. — Natural gas. — Peat. —
Petroleum. — Physical geography. — Salt. — Stone. — Volcanoes.

George, St.

Lang. Book of saints and heroes, p. 338-351 j 922 L23

Lansing. Page, esquire and knight, p. 144-154 j 398.2 L28

Mabie. Heroes every child should know, p. 52-58 j 920 Miih

Norton. The story teller, p. 164-168, 172-184 j 398 N46S2

Peers. The saints in story, p. 21-42 j 398.2 P36

Scudder. Bdok of legends, p.ii-15 j 398.2 S43

Seven champions of Christendom j 398.2 S4ga

For other editions see Author list.
Steedman. In God's garden, p.119-127 j 398.2 S81

German language. Books in.

Andersen. Sammtliche marchen j 833 A54

Baumbach. Sommermarchen j 833 B32

Beskow. Hanschens skifahrt qj 833 B46

Bliithgen. Buben und madel's qj 831 B57

Bliithgen. Guckaus qj 831 B57g

Bonn. Hausmiitterchen qj 831 B62h

Bonn. Nesthiikchen qj 831 B62

Grimm. Kinder und hausmarchen j 398 Ggik

Hoist. Der herbst qj 833 H74

Lang. Wie das samenkorn zu brot wird j 831 L23

Lechler. Blatt fiir blatt j 831 L48

Lcchler. Wie's im hause geht j 833 L48

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 127

German language, Books in — continued.

Lohnieyer & Oldenberg. Der alte bekannte qj 83 1 L78

Lohmeyer & Flinzer. Konig Nobel qj 831 L78k

Lohmeyer. Was willst du werden? qj 831 L78W

Olfcrs. Was Marilenchen erlebte! qj 831 O232W

Olfers. Windchen j 831 O232

Pletsch. Wie's im hause geht nach dcm alphabet qj 831 P69W

Germany.

Tappan. World's story, v. 7, p.i-278 j 909 T19

Germany. Description and travel.

Allen. Geographical and industrial studies; Europe, p.162-

197 j 609.4 A42

Coe. Modern Europe, p. 167-202, 218-223 J 9i4 C65

George. Little journey to Germany j 914.3 G31

Knox. Boy travellers in northern Europe, p. 153-398 j 914 K35

Germany. Folklore.

Grimm. Fairy tales qrj 398 G91

Grimm. Household stories j 398 G9ih

For other editions see Author list.

Guerber. Legends of the Rhine j 398.2 G95

See also Gudrun. — Siegfried.

Germany. History.

Aston. Stories from German history j 943 A85

Dutton. Little stories of Germany j 943 D95

Marshall. History of Germany qj 943 M41

Morris. Historical tales; German j 943 M9ia

See also Franco-German war. — Reformation. — Spanish succession,
War of the. — Seven years' war. — Thirty years' war.

Germany. Manners and customs.

Andrews. Seven little sisters, p.85-97 j 910 A56S

Blaisdell & Dalrymple. Fritz in Germany j 914.3 B52

Wade. Our little German cousin j 914.3 Wi i

Germany. Stories.

Crichton. Peep-in-the- World j C883P

Knapp. Boy and the baron j K335b

Pyle. Otto of the silver hand j P9960

Taylor. Boys of other countries, p. 129-147 j T25ib2

Yonge. Dove in the eagle's nest j Y29d

Germs.

Jewett. Town and city .j 614 J31

Tappan. Wonders of science, p. 186-200 j 504 T19W

Geronimo, Apache chief.

Johnston. Famous Indian chiefs, p. 398-409 j 970.2 J36

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Gettysburg, Battle of, 1863.

Abbot. Battle fields and camp fires, p.206-262 j 973.7 Ai2b

Civil war stories, p.104-121 j C496

Goho. Pennsylvania reader, p.181-192 j 974-8 G57

Linscott. Boys' book of battles, p. 309-325 J 904 L72

Lodge & Roosevelt. Hero tales, p.225-236 j 973 L76

Long. Famous battles, P.27S-287 j 904 L82

Wood. Boy's book of battles, p.225-233 j 904 W85

See also Civil war, United States.

Gettysburg, Battle of, 1863. Stories.

Singmaster. Emmeline j S6i7e

Geysers.

Henty. Famous travels, p.267-272 j 910 H45f

Houston. Wonder book of volcanoes and earthquakes,

p.198-204 j 551.21 H83

Johonnot. Geographical reader, p. 143-158, 352-360 j 910 J37

Tappan. Wonders of science, p. 387-392 j 504 T19W

Winchell. Walks and talks in the geological field, p.93-

102 j 550 W77W

Ghost stories.

Ewing. Melchior's dream, p.141-174 j E975m3

Ewing. Mrs Overtheway's remembrances, p. 61-102 j E975mr

Irving. Dolph Heyliger j 817 l28d

Irving. Tales from Washington Irving's Traveller j 817 l28t

Smith. Alystery tales for boys and girls j S6462m

Giant's causeway.

Blaisdell & Dalrymple. Kathleen in Ireland, p.107-110. .j 914.15 B52
Henty. Famous travels, p.198-204 j 910 H45f

Gibraltar.

Carroll & Waldo. Around the world; book five, p.ii8-

122 j 910 C23e

Gilson. Wealth of the world's waste places, p. 199-205. . . .j 910 G42

Jenks. Book of famous sieges, p. 235-245 j 904 J25

Knox. Boy travellers in southern Europe, p. 539-544. .. .j 914 K35b

Lang. Gibraltar and the West Indies j 910.4 L23

Morris. Historical tales; Spanish, p. 284-291 j 946 M91

Whitcomb & George. Little journeys to Italy, Spain and

Portugal, pt.2, p. 63-66 j 914.5 W62

Gibraltar. Stories.

Henty. Held fast for England j H456h

Gilbert, Sir Humphrey.

Hale. Stories of discovery, p. 1 19-127 j 910.8 H15

Higginson. Young folks' book of American explorers,

P.i67-I74 j 973.1 H53

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 129

Giotto.

Keysor. Great artists, v. 5, p. 5-48 j 927 K23g

Stories of the middle ages, p. 178-190 j S8842

Girard, Stephen.

Goho. Pennsylvania reader, p. 139-145 j 974.8 G57

Morris. Heroes of progress in America, p.107-114 j 920 M91

Parton. Famous Americans of recent times, p. 223-257. . . .j 920 P27

Girl scouts.

How girls can help their country j 369.3 H86

Girls.

Brooks. Historic girls j 920.7 B77

Coolidge. Mischief's Thanksgiving, p. 84-162 j C783m

Holland. Historic girlhoods j 920.7 H72

Sweetser. Ten girls from history j 920.7 S97

See also Camp Fire Girls. — Children. — Girl scouts. — Queens. -=-
Women. Biography.

Glaciers.

Finnemore. Switzerland, p.48-52 j 914.94 F51

Johonnot. Geographical reader, p.i-13 j 910 J37

Kingsley. Madame How and Lady Why, p.97-115 j 551 K27

Tappan. Wonders of science, p. 349-356 j 504 T19W

Winchell. Walks and talks in the geological field, p.24-

32 j 550 W77W

See also Ice. — Icebergs. — Physical geography.

Glass.

Carpenter. How the world is housed, p. 188-204 j 910 C22h

Chamberlain. How we are sheltered, p. 146-149 j 910 C35S

Chase & Clow. Stories of industry, v.i, p. 143-149 j 670 C38a3

Collins. Handicraft for boys, p.202-226 j 680 C69h

Knox. Boy travellers in southern Europe, p.44-50 j 914 K35b

Rocheleau. Great American industries; manufactures,

p.37-74 j 670 R56

Stockton. Round-about rambles, p.326-341 j 504 S86

Williams. How it is made, p.117-131 j 670 W74

Gliders. See Aeroplanes.

Gloves.

Carpenter. How the world is clothed, p. 170-175 j 670 C22

Chamberlain. How we are clothed, p. 192-196 j 670 C35

Stories of the middle ages, p.37-48 j S8842

.S"^^ also Costume.

Gluck, Christoph Willibald von.

Chapin. Masters of music, p. 109-127 j 927.8 C36

Goats.

Johonnot. Neighbors with claws and hoofs, p. 190-195.. j 590.4 J37n

Morris. Home life in all lands, v.3, p. 158-165 j gio Mgi

Roosevelt. Good hunting in the West, p.81-92 j 799 R68

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Godfrey of Bouillon.

Douglas. Heroes of the crusades, p.4S-99 j 940.4 D75

Greene & Kirk. With spurs of gold, p.87-138 j 940.4 G83

Lansing. Page, esquire and knight, p. 125-142 j 398.2 L28

Goethals, George Washington.

Parkman. Heroes of to-day, p.161-197 j 920 P24

Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von.

Button. Little stories of Germany, p. 135-138 j 943 D95

Gold.

Allen. Geographical and industrial studies; United States,

p.184-205 j 609.73 A42

Barstow. The Westward movement, p. 175-198 j 978 B27

Carpenter. Africa, p.303-309 j 916 C22

Carpenter. Australia, p.39-43 j 910 C22

Carpenter. North America, p. 263-273 j 917 C22a

Carroll & Hart. Around the world; book four, p.122-131,

133-139 j 910 C23d

McMurry. Pioneers of the Rocky mountains, P.94-113..J 917.8 M2r
McMurry. Type studies from the geography of the U. S.,

p.261-274 j 917.3 M2lt

Rocheleau. Great American industries; minerals, p.163-

189 j 553 R56g

Samuel. Story of gold and silver j S193S

Wright. Children's stories of American progress, p.279-

298. j 973 W93

See also Coins. — Jewelry. — Mines and mining.- — Money.

Golden Fleece. See Argonauts.

Goldschmidt, Mine Jenny (Lind). See Lind, Jenny.

Goldsmith, Oliver.

Bolton. Lives of poor boys who became famous, p. 90-95. .j 920 B61

Mitchell. About old story-tellers, p. 73-95 j 928 M74

Wright. Children's stories in English literature, v. 2, p.227-

238 j 820.9 W93

Golf.

Beard. American girls' handy-book, p. 504-525 j 790 B343

Kelley. Three hundred things a bright girl can do, p.468-

494 j 790 K16

Rice. Boys' book of sports, p. 204-272 j 796 R39

Withington. Book of athletics, p.499-512 ..j 796 W82

Goodyear, Charles.

Eggleston. Stories of great Americans, p.128-131 j 923.2 E35

Morris. Heroes of progress in America, p.171-176 j 920 M91

Parton. Famous Americans of recent times, p.309-346. . . j 920 P27
Towle. Heroes and martyrs of invention, p.170-179 j 926 T65

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 131

Gordon, Gen. Charles George.

Couch. Roll call of honour, p. 272-322 j 920 C83

Hedin.^ From pole to pole, p. 236-250 j 910 H39

Lang. Red book of heroes, p.281-333 j 920 L23

Trowbridge. Brave deeds, p. 355-364 j 904 T77b

Gorillas. See Apes.

Gothe, Johann Wolfgang von. See Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von.

Goths. See Alaric, king of the Visigoths. — Germany. History. — Theo-
doric the Great, king of the Ostrogoths.

Government.

Nordhoff. Politics for young Americans j 320 N43a

See also Citizenship. — Civic readers. — Feudal system. — Money. — Pa-
triotism.— Slavery. — Statesmen. — United States. Constitution. —
United States. Government.

Government service.

Du Puy. Uncle Sam's modern miracles j 3-53 D93

Marriott. Uncle Sam's business j 353 M41

Reid. Careers for the coming men, p.171-178 j 174 R31

See also United States. Government.

(The) Gracchi.

Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Romans, p.140-

147 j 920 P72zgc

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Rome, p. 142-147. . .j 920 Hii3f

Plutarch. Lives, v.4, p. 506-558 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Lives; retold by Weston, p. 200-232 j 920 P72I

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p. 330-343 j 920 P720

Graham, James, marquis of Montrose. See Montrose, James Graham,
marquis of.

Grail. See Holy Grail.

Grain.

Sargent. Corn plants j 633.13 S24

Sec also Corn. — Rice. — Wheat.
Grand caiion of the Colorado. See Colorado river.
Granite.

Rocheleau. Great American industries; minerals, p.135-

^55 j 553 R56g

See also Stone.

Grant, Gen. Ulysses Simpson.

Bolton. Famous American statesmen, p. 307-360 j 923.2 B61

Brooks. Century book of famous Americans, P.178-191..J 923 B77

Brooks. Historic Americans, p. 369-384 j 920 B77h

Brooks. True story of U. S. Grant j 92 G7S9br

Burton. Four American patriots, p. 193-254 j 923 Bg5

Harper. Leaders of men, p.335-358 j 923 H28

Hill. On the trail of Grant and Lee j 92 G789h

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Grant, Gen. Ulysses Simpson — continued.

Hoar. Book of patriotism, p. 384-395 j 172 H64

Knox. Boy's life of General Grant j 92 G789k

Morris. Heroes of the army, p.158-169 j 923.5 M9ih

Nicolay. Boys' life of Ulysses S. Grant j 92 G789n

Grapes.

Allen. Geographical and industrial studies; Europe, p.317-

336 j 609.4 A42

Sec also Fruit. — Raisins.

Graphite.

Martin. Story of a piece of coal, p.75-78 j 553.2 M42

Mills. Searchlights on some American industries, p.228-

272 j 609 M69

Graphophone. See Phonograph.

Grasses.

Rogers. Book of useful plants, p. 67-76 j 630 R61

Grasshoppers.

Duncan. Some curious insects, p.23-29 j 595.7 D89S

Kellogg. Insect stories, p.149-165 j 595.7 K16

Morley. Grasshopper land j 595.72 M91

Morley. Insect folk, v.r, p. 59-100 j 595.7 M9r

Schwartz. Grasshopper Green's garden, p. 3-22 j 595.7 S39

Great Britain. See England.

Great charter. See Magna charta.

Great dismal swamp. See Dismal swamp, Great.

Great lakes.

Coe. Our American neighbors, p. 68-83 j 917 C65

Rocheleau. Great American industries; transportation,

P-I3I-I47 j 380 R56a

Great wall of China. See Wall of China.

Greece.

Tappan. World's story, v.4, p.i-231 j 909 T19

Greece. Description and travel.

Coe. Modern Europe, p.335-349 j 914 C65

George. Little journeys to Balkans j 914.96 G31

Greece. History. Ancient.

Bourne & Benton. Introductory American history, p.7-39. . j 973 B65

Church. Helmet and spear j 938 C46h

Church. Pictures from Greek life and story ^ j 938 C46

Church. Story of the Persian war ' j 888 H47C

Gordy. American beginnings in Europe, p.ii-55 j 940 G66

Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Greeks j 920 P72zg

Guerber. Story of the Greeks j 938 G95

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Greece j 920 H 1 13

Harding. Stories of Greek gods, heroes and men j 292 H25

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 133

Greece. History. Ancient — continued.

Johonnot. Ten great events in history, p. 7-23 j 904 J37t

MacGregor. Story of Greece j 938 M16

Morris. Historical tales; Greek j 938 Mgia

Niver. Great names and nations, v.i, p. 91-140 j 909 N37

Stories of Greece and Rome j 938 S84

Tappan. Old World hero stories, pt.i, p. 1-75 j 909 T190

Tappan. Story of the Greek people j 938 T19

White. Boys' and girls' Herodotus j 888 H47b

See also names of battles and persons, as Agamemnon, king of
Mycence. — Lysander. — Marathon, Battle of, 490 B. C. — Pericles.

Greece. Manners and customs. Ancient.

Andrews. Ten boys, P.4S-78 j 904 A56

Greece. Manners and customs. Modern.

Demetrios. When I was a boy in Greece j 92 D4i9d

Lane. Under sunny skies, p.67-74 j 914 L23

Greece. Mythology. See Myths. Greek and Koman.

Greece. Stories. Ancient.

Church. Three Greek children j C468t

Snedeker. The Spartan j S6712S

Greece. Stories. Modern.

Dragoumis. Under Greek skies j D783U

Henty. In Greek waters j H456ing

Greek drama.

Church. Stories from the Greek comedians j 882 C46S

Church. Stories from the Greek tragedians j 882 C46

Havell. Stories from Greek tragedy j 882 H35

Greek mythology. See Myths. Greek and Roman.

Greeley, Horace.

Bolton. Lives of poor boys who became famous, p.138-

155 j 920 B61

Eggleston. Stories of great Americans, p. 145-152 j 923.2 E35

Morris. Heroes of progress in America, p. 287-295 j 920 M91

Parton. Captains of industry, v.i, p. 254-263 j 926 P27

Greely, Adolphus Washington.

Horton. Frozen North, p. 81-93 j 919.8 H81

Greene, Gen. Nathaniel.

Morris. Heroes of the army, p. 46-56 j 923.5 M9ih

Greenland.

Kellogg. Australia and the islands of the sea, P.95-111...J 910 K16
King. Picturesque geographical readers, v.i. P.172-198..J 910 K26
Tappan. World's story, v.8, p. 409-485 j 909 T19

Grenfell, Wilfred Thomason.

Parkman. Heroes of to-day, p. 5 1-77 j 920 P24

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Grenville, Sir Richard.

Hale. Stories of the sea, p. 94-106 j 910.4 H15

Lang. Red true story book, p. 132-136 j 904 L23r

Grettir the Strong.

Lang. Book of romance, p. 359-384 j 398.2 L23

Grettir the Strong. Stories.

French. Story of Grettir the Strong j F925st

Gould. Grettir the outlaw j G739g

Grey, Lady Jane.

Abbott. Queen Elizabeth, p. 57-80 j 92 E48sa

Creighton. Stories from English history, p. 143-153. .. .j 942 C8761

Greenwood. Merrie England, p.113-128 j 914.2 G85

Holland. Historic girlhoods, p.63-77 j 920.7 H72

Hunt. Prisoners of the Tower of London, p. 128-139. .. .j 920 H94
Mabie & Stephens. Heroines that every child should know,

p.132-145 j 920.7 Mil

Mitton. Children's book of London, p. 182-195 j 914.21 M75

Sweetser. Ten girls from history, p.147-177 j 920.7 S97

Whitham. Captive royal children, p. 29 1-343 j 942 W64

Grey, Lady Katharine.

Hunt. Prisoners of the Tower of London, p. 140-146. .. .j 920 H94

Grimm, Jakob Ludwig, & Grimm, W. K.

Adams. Dear old story-tellers, p.89-107 j 928 A21

Ground-hogs. See Woodchucks.

Guatemala.

George. Little journey to Mexico and Central America,

pt.2, p. 11-26 j 917.2 G3ia

Gudrun.

Schmidt. Gudrun j 398.27 S35

Guesclin, Bertrand du. See Du Guesclin, Bcrtrand.

Guess, George, Indian name Sequoyah.

Sweetser. Book of Indian braves, p. 55-71 j 970.2 S97

Guido Reni. See Reni, Guido.

Guise, Henry I, de Lorraine, duke of.

Pitman. Stories of old France, p. 135-180 j 944 P66

Gulf stream.

By land and sea, p. 201-206 j 910 B99

Gimpowder plot.

Creighton. Stories from English history, p. 187-193. .. .j 942 C8761

Hunt. Prisoners of the Tower of London, p. 253-263 j 920 H94

Mitton. Children's book of London, p. 196-203 j 914.21 M7S

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 135

Guns.

Bond. Inventions of the great war, p. 41-84 j 355 B62

Gibson. War inventions j 355 G36

Lane. Triumphs of science, p.57-68 j 609 L23

Miller. Outdoor sports and games, p.ii 0-124 j 796 M69

Williams. How it is made, p. 273-283 j 670 W74

Gustavus I, or Gustavus Vasa, king of Sivcden.

Lang. Red true story book, p.114-121 j 904 L23r

Morris. Historical tales; Scandinavian, p. 252-270 j 948 M91

Gustavus II, Adolphus, king of Szveden.

Farmer. Boys' book of famous rulers, p. 312-333 j 923.1 F24b

Johnston. Famous cavalry leaders, p.91-121 j 923.5 J36

Morris. Historical tales; Scandinavian, p.310-318 j 948 M91

Gustavus II, Adolphus, king of Szi'eden. Stories.

Henty. Lion of the North j H456I

Gutenberg, Johannes.

Baldwin. Thirty more famous stories retold, p.40-49.. ..j 904 Bi9t

Dutton. Little stories of Germany, p.83-87 j 943 D95

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of the middle ages, p.257-

262 j 920 Hii3fa

Holland. Historic inventions, p. 9-41 j 926 H72

Mitchell. About old story-tellers, p. 29-38 j 928 M74

Towle. Heroes and martyrs of invention, p. 33-42 j 926 T65

Guy of Lusignan, king of Jerusakm.

Douglas. Heroes of the crusades, p.142-209 j 940.4 D75

Guy of Warwick.

Darton. Wonder book of old romance, p.280-344 j 398.2 D26

Greenwood. Merrie England, p. 56-71 j 914.2 G8s

Mabie. Legends that every child should know, p.85-109. .j 398.2 Mil
Pollard. Stories from old English romance, P.63-75....J 398.2 P76

G}minasiums.

Adams. Harper's indoor book, p. 237-258 j 680 A21

Beard. The boy pioneers, p. 242-250 j 796 B34b

Eraser. Every boy's book of handicraft, sports and amuse-
ments, p. 198-219 j 790 F88

Hall. Boy craftsman, p.243-254 j 790 H16

See also Athletics. — Physical culture.

Gymnastics. See Athletics. — Physical culture.

Gyroscope.

Burns. Story of great inventions, p. 199-203 j 609 B93

Haendel, Georg Friedrich. See Handel, Georg Friedrich.

Hale, Edward Everett.

Rideing. Boyhood of famous authors, p. 130-139 j 928 R43

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Hale, Nathan.

Barstow. The colonists and the Revolution, p. 184-193.. j 973.2 B27
Blaisdell & Ball. Hero stories from American history,

P-SO-6I j 973 B52h

Ellis. Stories from American history, p.iii-124 j 973 E53

Hoar. Book of patriotism, p. 296-306 j 172 H64

Lossing. Two spies j 92 H161I

Revolutionary stories, p. 30-48 j R371

Root. Nathan Hale j 92 Hi6rr

Hall of Fame, New York.

Smith. One hundred famous Americans, p. 554-561 j 920 S649

Halleck, Fitz-Greene.

Keysor. Sketches of American authors, v.i, p. 55-66 j 928 K23

Hallowe'en.

Beard. American girls' handy-book, p.187-199 j 790 B343

Beard. Indoor and outdoor handicraft and recreation for

girls, p.254-263 j 790 B343i

Beard. Things worth doing, p. 55-72 j 790 B343t

Beard. What a girl can make and do, p. 292-300 j 790 B343W

McSpadden. Book of holidays, p. 233-248 j 394 M22

Orne. Hallowe'en j 394 O28

Our holidays, p.7-12 j 394 O32

Fatten. The year's festivals, p. 183-209 j 394 P31

Tappan. Sports & pastimes, p.469-475 j 790 T19

Hallowe'en. Poetry.

Stevenson. Days and deeds, p.187-191 j 821.08 S84

Hallowe'en. Stories.

Brooks. Storied holidays, p.229-247 j B773S

Olcott. Good stories for great holidays, p. 233-265 j 394 O23

Hamilton, Alexander.

Bolton. Famous American statesmen, p. 99-132 j 923.2 B61

Brooks. Century book of famous Americans, P.54-63....J 923 B77

Brooks. Historic Americans, p.115-129 j 920 B77h

Burton. Four American patriots, p.69-130 j 923 B95

Morris. Heroes of progress in America, p.76-84 j 920 M9r

Hampton court.

Williamson. John and Betty's history visit, p. 130-136.. j 914.2 W7S

Hancock, Gen. Winfield Scott.

Morris. Heroes of the army, p. 294-301 j 923.5 Mpih

Handel, Georg Friedrich.

Butterworth. Great composers, p. 27-38 j 927.8 B98

Chapin. Masters of music, p. 26-55 j 927.8 C36

Tapper. First studies in music biography, p.51-80 j 927.8 T19

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 137

Handicraft.

Adams. Harper's indoor book j 680 A21

Beard, D. C. Jack of all trades j 790 B34J

Beard, L. & A. B. Indoor and outdoor handicraft and

recreation for girls j 790 B343i

Bower. How to make common things j 684 B66

Boy mechanic. 2v qj 680 B66

Bullivant. Every boy's book of hobbies j 790 B87

Collins. Handicraft for boys j 680 C69h

Collins. Home handy book j 680 C69

Eraser. Every boy's book of handicraft, sports and

amusements j 790 F88

Hall. Boy craftsman j 790 H16

Hall. Handicraft for handy boys j 790 Hi6h

Hall. The handy boy j 790 Hi6ha

Hopkins. Home mechanics for amateurs j 680 H78

How to make and how to mend j 680 H84

Kelley. Three hundred things a bright girl can do j 790 K16

Paret. Harper's handy-book for girls j 790 P23

Sanford. Art crafts for beginners j 707.2 S22

Stout. Boy's book of mechanical models j 684 S88

Thatcher. Makirg tin can toys j 680 T33

Warner. Home decoration j 747 W23

Williams. How to make things j 604 W74h

See also Baskets. — Bead work. — Bookbinding. — Clay-modeling. —
Copper work. — Embroidery. — Ironwork. — Jewelry. — Lace. —
Leather work. — Manual training. — Metal-work. — Occupations
for children. — Paper work. — Pyrography. — Raffia. — Rugs. —
Sewing. — Stencil work. — Tools. — Toys. — Weaving. — Wood-carv-
ing.
Hannibal.

Abbott. Hannibal j 92 H237a

Baldwin. Thirty more famous stories retold, P.205-211..J 904 Bi9t

Oilman. Magna charta stories, p. 106-122 j 904 G42

Lang. Red book of heroes, p.43-^4 j 920 L23

Morris. Historical tales; Roman, p.135-151 j 937 M91

Harbors.

Williams. How it is done, p. 350-375 j 620 W74

Williams. Romance of modern engineering, p. 292-307.. j 620 W74r
See also Buoys. — Dredging. — Pilots and piloting.

Hardware. See Cutlery. — Locks. — Metal-work.

Hares. See Rabbits.

Harold II, king of England.

Freeman. Old-English history, p. 297-338 j 942.01 F91

Harold II, king of England. Stories.

Lytton. Harold j L999h

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Harold 111, surnamed Hardrada, king of Norzvay. Stories.

Bedford-Jones. Flamehair the skald j 6374!

Haroun-al-Raschid, caliph of Bagdad.

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of the middle ages, p.112-

118 j 920 Hii3fa

Harris, Joel Chandler.

Van Sickle & Seegmiller. Fourth reader, p. 223-228. .. .j 808.8 Yiyi
Wright. Children's stories in American literature, v. 2,

p.153-162 j 810.9 W93

Harrison, William Henry.

Morris. Heroes of the army, p. 125-132 j 923.5 M9ih

Harrison, William Henry. Stories.

Norton. Soldier of the legion j N463S

Harvard University.

Hale. Historic Boston, p. 79-104 j 974.46 H15

Hastings, Battle of, 1066.

Freeman. Old-English history, p. 324-338 j 942.01 F91

Krapp. In oldest England, p. 150-163 j 942.01 K41

Linscott. Boys' book of battles, p. 1 14-127 j 904 L72

Long. Famous battles, p. 30-55 j 904 L82

Morris. Historical tales; English, p.49-61 . . j 942 M9ia

Wood. Boy's book of battles, p.27-37 j 904 W85

Hastings, Battle of, 1066. Stories.

Gomme. King's story book, p. 1-23 j G597k

Van Dyke. Historic scenes in fiction, p.15-37 j 904 V18

Hats.

Carpenter. How the world is clothed, p.205-224 j 670 C22

Chamberlain. How we are clothed, p.180-191 j 670 C35

Paret. Harper's handy-book for girls, p. 241-251 j 790 P23

Hatto II, arcJibishop of Mains.

Morris. Historical tales; German, p. 58-63 j 943 M9ia

Wade. Our little German cousin, p. 25-28 j 914.3 Wii

Haveina.

George. Little journey to Cuba, pt.i, p.14-44 j 917.291 G31

Havelock, Sir Henry.

Lang. Red book of heroes, p.169-221 j 920 L23

Havelok the Dane.

Darton. Wonder book of old romance, p.401-424 j 398.2 D26

Ebbutt. Hero-myths & legends, p. 73-94 j 398.2 E2r

Pollard. Stories from old English romance, p. 41-54.... j 398.2 P76
Tappan. Stories of legendary heroes, p. 211-226 j 398.2 T19

Hawaiian islands.

Carpenter. Australia, p. 127-148 j gio C22

Carroll & Hart. Around the world; book four, p.228-

240 j 910 C23d

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 139

Hawaiian islands — continued.

Carroll & Jerome. Around the world; book three, p.208-

234 J 910 C23C

George. Little journeys to Hawaii and the Philippine

islands j 919.6 G31

Gilson. Wealth of the world's waste places, p. 277-285 . . ..j 910 G42
Kellogg. Australia and the islands of the sea, p. 418-431.. j 910 K16

Knox. Boy travellers in Australasia, p.i-46 j 919.3 K35

Krout. Alice's visit to the Hawaiian islands j 919.69 K42

Lawrence. Old time Hawaiians and their work j 996.9 L42

Mirick. Home life around the world, p.109-122 j 910 M73

Morris. Historical tales; American, v.i, p. 338-352 j 973 Mgia

Twombly. Hawaii and its people j 996.9 T93

Hawking. See Falconry.

Hawks.

Walker. Bird legend and life, p.117-131 j 598.2 Wi7b

Hawks. Stories.

Mulcts. Bird stories, p.77-89 j M954b

Hawthorne, Nathaniel.

Keysor. Sketches of American authors, v.i, p.ioi-123.. ..j 928 K23

Macomber. Stories of our authors, p. 83-99 j 928 M21

Wright. Children's stories in American literature, v.i,

p. 108-122 j 810.9 W93

Hawthorne, Nathaniel. Birthday exercises.

Roe. American authors, p. 35-42 j 810 R59

Haydn, Franz Joseph.

Butterworth. Great composers, p. 39-50 j 927.8 B98

Chapin. Masters of music, p.128-150 j 927.8 C36

Tapper. First studies in music biography, p. 83-115 ... .j 927.8 T19

Health. See Hygiene.

Heat.

Hooker. Child's book of nature, pt.3, p. 130-147 j 581 H77C

Pepper. Boy's playbook of science, p. 536-593 j 530.7 P4ia

See also Electric furnace. — Fire. — Heating. — Physics. — Solar en-
gines.— Sun. — Thermometer.

Heating.

Carpenter. How the world is housed, p.257-278 j 910 C22h

Mowry. American inventions and inventors, p.9-57 j 609 M94

Williams. How it works, p. 386-391 j 604 W74a

See also Chimneys. — Coal. — Electric furnace. — Gas. — Heat. — Peat. —
Petroleum. — Steam. — Wood.

Hebrews. See Jews.

Hebrides.

Knox. Boy travellers in Great Britain and Ireland. p.i86-

199 j 914.2 K35

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Hebrides. Stories.

Black. Four MacNicols j B5i4f

Hedin, Sven.

Jenks. Boys' book of explorations, p. 371-387 j 910.9 J25

Heine, Heinrich.

Hosmer. The Jews, p.312-329 j 296 H82

Helena, St.

Brooks. Historic girls, p. 22-44 J 920.7 B77

Heligoland.

Knox. Boy travellers in northern Europe, p. 370-375 •■• -J 9^4 K35
Heliograph. See Signals.

Helpfxalness.

Alden. Why the chimes rang, p. 105-123 j A358W2

Mace. Home fairy tales, p. 255-282 j Mi5ih

Hennepin, Louis.

McMurry. Pioneers of the Mississippi valley, p. 54-67.. j 977 M2ip

Henry V, king of England.

Brooks. Historic boys, p. 126-153 •'•J 920 B77

Henry VI, king of England.

Hunt. Prisoners of the Tower of London, p. 64-73 j 920 H94

Marshall. Boy kings and girl queens, p.105-130 j 923.1 M41

Henry IV, king of France.

Abbott. Henry IV j 92 H45ia

Birkhead. Heroes of modern Europe, p.ioo-114 j 920 B48

Morris. Historical tales; French, p. 197-217 j 944 M9i5a

Henry IV, king of France. Stories.

Weyman. Gentleman of France j W586g

Henry of Navarre. See Henry IV, king of France.

Henry, Patrick.

Brooks. Century book of famous Americans, P.93-101..J 923 B77

Brooks. Historic Americans, p. 73-85 ..j 920 B77h

Burton. Four American patriots, p.7-68 j 923 B9S

Cooke. Stories of the Old Dominion, p.158-179 j 975.5 C77

Johonnot. Stories of our country, p.94-98 j 973 J37

Morris. Heroes of progress in America, p.44-50 j 920 M91

Morris. Historical tales; American, v. 2, p. 1 13-123 j 973 Mgia

Hens. See Poultry.

Herbariums.

Beard. Field and forest handy book, p.25-40 j 790 B34

Hercules.

Burt & Ragozin. Herakles, p. 1-42 j 292 B94

Cox. Tales of ancient Greece, p.55-64 j 292 C85

Francillon. Gods and heroes, p.264-343 j 292 F86a

Guerber. Myths of Greece and Rome, p.2i6-23g j 292 G95

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 141

Hercules — continued.

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Greece, p. 41-51.... j 920 Hi 13

Havell. Stories from Greek tragedy, p. 120-140 j 882 H35

Hawthorne. Wonder-book, p.109-135 j 292 H36WO

Hawthorne. Wonder book, and Tanglewood tales, p.87-

107, 205-225 j 292 H36W02

Hawthorne. Wonder book, and Tanglewood tales, p.io8-

133, 251-276 j 292 H36W03

Kupfcr. Stories of long ago, p. 97-105 j 292 K43

Mabie. Heroes every child should know, p. 26-42 j 920 Miih

Niebuhr. Greek heroes, p.21-53 j 292 N33g

Storr. Half a hundred hero tales, p.89-110 j 292 S88

Hero Fund. See Carnegie Hero Fund Commission.
Heroes and heroism.

Baldwin. American book of golden deeds j 920 B19

Canton. Child's book of warriors j 398.2 C17

Coe. Heroes of everyday life j 920 C65

Couch. Roll call of honour j 920 C83

Gulliver. The friendship of nations, p. 227-254 j 172 G96

Lang. Book of saints and heroes j 922 L23

Lang. Red book of heroes j 920 L23

Mabie. Heroes every child should know j 920 Miih

Mabie & Stephens. Heroines that every child should

know j 920.7 M 1 1

Spaulding & Bryce. Fifth reader, p.53-124 j 808.8 S73b

Spaulding & Bryce. Fourth reader, p. 147-200 j 808.8 S73

Trowbridge. Brave deeds j 904 T77b

Yonge. Book of golden deeds j 920 Y29

See also Adventures. — Argonauts. — Carnegie Hero Fund Commis-
sion.— Explorers. — Fire service. — Life-saving. — Myths. — Patriot-
ism.— Trojan war.

Also names of heroes and heroic deeds, as Light Brigade, Charge
of the. — Perseus. — Peter of Haarlem.
Heroes and heroism. Poetry. See Battles. Poetry. — Poetry. Col-
lections.
Heroes and heroism. Stories.

Amicis. Cuore j A5 i6c

Every day heroes j E958e

Ewing. Jackanapes j E975Ja2

For other editions see Author list.

Ewing. Story of a short life j E975st

Howard. No heroes , j H844n

Miller. Kristy's surprise party, p. 29-67 j M6942k

Seawell. Little Jarvis j S442I

Herschel, 5";V William.

Wright. Children's stories of the great scientists, p.114-

137 j 925 W93

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Hiawatha.

Holbrook. The Hiawatha primer j 372.4 H69

Husted. Stories of Indian children, p.75-122 j 970.1 H96

Longfellow. Song of Hiawatha j 811 L82S

Mabie. Legends that every child should know, p.3-8. . . .j 398.2 Mil

Hibernation.

Jordan. Book of natural history, p.69-87 j 590.4 J42

Hides and skins. See Leather.

Higginson, Thomas Wentworth.

Rideing. Boyhood of famous authors, p.170-177 j 928 R43

Himalaya mountains.

Carpenter. Asia, P.29S-30S j 915 C22a

Finnemore. India, p. 20-27 J 915-4 F51

Hindu literature.

Arnold. Stories of ancient peoples, p. 188-198 j 930 A75

Hioh, Indian chief.

Wade. Ten big Indians, p. 45-64 j 970.2 Wii

Hippopotamus.

Johonnot. Neighbors with claws and hoofs, p.151-156. . j 590.4 J37n
Knox. Adventures of two youths in a journey through

Africa, p.48-53 J 9i6 K35

History.

Andrews. Ten boys j 904 A56

Baldwin. Thirty more famous stories retold j 904 Bi9t

Book of history. 15V qrj 909 B63

Brooks. Story of the 19th century j 909.8 B77

Chandler. Magic pictures of the long ago j 904 C36

Eggleston. Strange stories from history j 904 E35

Fisher. Outlines of universal history j 909 F53

Gilman. Magna charta stories j 904 G42

Jenks. Book of famous sieges j 904 J25

Johonnot. Stories of heroic deeds j 904 J37st

Johonnot. Stories of other lands j 904 J37S

Johonnot. Stories of the olden time j 904 J37

Johonnot. Ten great events in history j 904 J37t

Lang. Blue true story book j 904 L23b

Lang. Red true story book j 904 L23r

Lang. True story book j 904 L23

Long. Famous battles j 904 L82

Myers. General history j 909 M99

Niver. Great names and nations. 2v j 909 N37

Tappan. World's story. 14V j 909 T19

See also Archaeology. — Battles. — Biography. — Crusades. — Govern-
ment.— Kings and rulers. — Middle ages. — Naval battles. —
Queens. — Reformation. — Slavery.

Also names of countries, subhead History, as England. History.
Also names of wars, as Civil war. United States.

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 143

History, Ancient.

Arnold. Stories of ancient peoples j 930 A75

History, Ancient. Stories.

Church. To the lions j C468to

Church. Two thousand years ago j C468tw

Hittites.

Arnold. Stories of ancient peoples, p. 130-140 j 930 A75

Hobson, Richmond Pearson.

Morris. Heroes of the navy, p. 312-320 j 923.5 M91

Morris. Historical tales; Spanish-American, p. 336-346.. j 972 M91

Hockey.

Withington. Book of athletics, p. 363-374 j 796 W82

See also Sports.

Hofer, Andreas.

Trowbridge. Brave deeds, p. 254-268 j 904 T77b

Holbein, Hans, the younger.

Conway. Children's book ot art, p.107-1 15 j 759 C76

Holidays.

Chambers. Book of days. 2v qrj 394 C35

Deems. Holy-days and holidays qrj 808.8 D37

Dillon. American anniversaries rj 973 D58

George. Primary plan book. 3v j 372 63132

Gowdy. Special days in school j 808.8 G75

Hall & Lennox. Red letter days and red letter facts. . . .j 808.8 H17

McSpadden. Book of holidays. j 394 M22

Merington. Festival plays j 812 M63f

Olcott. Good stories for great holidays j 394 O23

O'Neill. Recitations for assembly and class-room j 808.8 O25

Our holidays j 394 O32

Patten. The year's festivals j 394 P31

Stevenson. Days and deeds j 821.08 S84

Willis & Farmer. Month by month books. 3v j 372 W75

See also April Foors day. — Arbor day. — Christmas. — Easter. — Flag

day. — Hallowe'en. — Independence day. — Labor day. — Lincoln's

birthday. — May day. — Memorial day. — New Year's day. — St.

Patrick's day. — Thanksgiving day. — Twelfth night. — Valentine's

day. — Washington's birthday.

Also names of people, subhead Birthday exercises, as
Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth. Birthday exercises.
Holland, Josiah Gilbert.

Keysor. Sketches of American authors, v.i, p. 183-200.. ..j 928 K23

Holland. See Netherlands.

Holmes, Oliver Wendell.

Cody. Four American poets, p. 193-254 j 928 C65

Keysor. Sketches of American authors, v.2, p. 133-152. .. .j 928 K23

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Holmes, Oliver Wendell — rcontinued.

Macomber. Stories of our authors, p. 7-39 J 928 M21

Rideing. Boyhood of famous authors, p.i-15 J 928 R43

Wright. Children's stories in American literature, v.i,

p.234-249 j 810.9 W93

Holmes, Oliver Wendell. Birthday exercises.

Gowdy. Special days in school, p.131-134 j 808.8 G75

Le Row. Pieces for every occasion, p. 134-143 j 808.8 L63

Roe. American authors, p.22-28 j 810 R59

Holy Grail.

Frost. Knights of the Round Table j 398.25 F96k

Malory. Story of Sir Galahad j 398.25 M29S

Pyle. Story of the Grail and the passing of Arthur.. j 398.25 P99st
See also Arthur, King.

Holy Land. See Palestine.

Home decoration. See House decoration.

Honduras.

George. Little journey to Mexico and Central America,

pt.2, p.31-40 j 917-2 G3ia

Honey.

Kirby. Aunt Martha's corner cupboard, p. 135-150 j 630 K28

See also Bees.

Honolulu.

Twombly. Hawaii and its people, p. 13-28 j 996.9 T93

Hooker, Gen. Joseph.

Morris. Heroes of the army, p. 263-272 j 923.5 M9ih

Hoosac timnel.

Brooks. Stories of the old Bay state, p. 258-266 j 974.4 B77

McMurry. Type studies from the geography of the U. S.,

p.15-22 j 917.3 M2lt

Hoover, Herbert Clark.

Parkman. Heroes of to-day, p. 293-326 j 920 P24

Hope.

Gatty. Parables from nature, v.i, p. 26-40, 80-100, 196-219,

227-252 ; V.2, p.242-254 j 828 G23

Horace.

Mabie. Men who have risen, p. 254-262 j 920 Mil

Horatius.

Baldwin. Fifty famous stories retold, p.91-94 j 904 Br9

Gilman. Magna charta stories, p.23-36 j 904 G42

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Rome, p.58-60 j 920 Hii3f

Morris. Historical tales; Roman, p.43-49 j 937 M91

Tappan. Stories from the classics, p. 43-45 j 880.8 T19

Yongc. Book of golden deeds, p. 27-32 j 920 Y29

Horizontal bar.

Butterworth. Horizontal bar j 796.4 BgSh

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 145

Horn, King. Sec King Horn.

Hornets.

Gibson. Eye spy, p.91-103 j 570.4 G37e

Weed. Life histories of American insects, p. 169-178. . . . j 595.7 W42

Horsemanship. Sec Riding.

Horses.

Dodge. Riders of many lands j 798 D67

Eddy. Friends and helpers, p.66-82, 103-107 j E264f

Evans. Farm life readers; book five, p. 102-120 j 808.8 E94a

Fabre. Our humble helpers, p. 343-361 j 636 Fii

Johonnot. Neighbors with claws and hoofs, P.117-134..J 590.4 J37n

Jordan. Book of natural history, p. 384-395 j 590.4 J42

Monteith. Familiar animals, p.97-1 11 j 599 M85

Morris. Home life in all lands, v.3, p.6i-86 j 910 M91

Horses. Stories.

Baldwin. Wonder-book of horses j 398 B 19W

Boyesen. Boyhood in Norway, p. 142-178 j B669b

Boyesen. Norseland tales, p. 1-42 j B669n

Cochrane. Four hundred animal stories, p.119-156 j C645f

Cask. True stories about horses j G2i4t

Lummis. King of the broncos, p.3-33 j hgyyk

Seton. Wild animals I have known, p.229-270 j S495W

Sewell. Black Beauty j S5i6b

Horseshoeing. See Blacksmithing.

Hortense, queen of Holland.

Abbott. Hortense '. j 92 H8i5a

Hosmer, Harriet Goodhue.

Bolton. Lives of girls who became famous, P.141-157..J 920.7 B61

Hottentots.

Starr. Strange peoples, p. 146-150 j 572.9 S79

See also Bushmen.

House-boats.

Adams. Harper's outdoor book, p.261-279 j 790 A21

Beard. Jack of all trades, p. 146-169 j 790 B34J

Davis. Harper's boating book for boys, p.103-121 j 797 D31

See also Boats and boating.

House decoration.

Paret. Harper's handy-book for girls, p. 3-69 j 790 P23

Warner. Home decoration j 747 W23

See also Carpets. — Flowers. Arrangement. — Furniture. — Pictures. —
Rugs.

Housekeeping.

Brown. Health in home and town j 614 B78

Burrell. Saturday mornings j 640 B94

Foster. Housekeeping for little girls j 640 F81

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Housekeeping — continued.

Gilman. Housekeeping j 640 G42

Kirkland. Dora's housekeeping j 641 K28d

See also Cooking. — Food. — Furniture. — House decoration.

Houses.

Carpenter. How the world is housed '. j 910 C22h

Chamberlain. How we are sheltered j 910 C355

Elliot. Romance of savage life, p.252-265 j 571 E52

Keller & Bishop. Commercial and industrial geography,

p.291-340 j 910 K165

Morris. Home life in all lands, v.i, p. 136-187 j 910 M91

See also Animals. Houses. — Architecture. — Bird houses. — House-
boats.— Log cabins.

Houston, Gen. Samuel.

Johnston. Famous scouts, p. 163-180 j 920 J36

Morris. Heroes of the army, p.133-141 j 923.5 M9ih

Howard, John.

Lang. Red book of heroes, p. 25-42 j 920 L23

Howe, Elias.

Holland. Historic inventions, p. 206-214 j 926 H72

Morris. Heroes of progress in America, p. 159-165 j 920 M91

Towle. Heroes and martyrs of invention, p. 180-189 j 926 T65

Howe, Mrs Julia (Ward).

Bolton. Famous leaders among women, p. 272-303. .. .j 920.7 B6ifa
Parkman. Heroines of service, p. 1 17-147 j 920.7 P24

Howe, Samuel Gridley.

Baldwin. American book of golden deeds, p.167-173 j 920 B19

Howells, William Dean.

Rideing. Boyhood of famous authors, p. 64-75 j 928 R43

Wright. Children's stories in American literature, v.2,

p.106-124 j 810.9 W93

Hudson, Henry.

Abbott. Peter Stuyvesant, p. 15-37 j 92 S938a

Clay. The treasure finders, p.235-266 j 973.1 C54

Coe. Founders of our country, p.123-131 j 973.2 C6s

Gordy. Stories of American explorers, p. 142-153 j 973.1 G66

Higginson. Young folks' book of American explorers,

p.279-303 j 973.1 H53

Johnston. Famous discoverers and explorers, p. 303-336.. j 923.9 J36

Johonnot. Stories of our country, p.24-29 j 973 J37

Lucia. Stories of American discoverers, p.160-169 j 973.1 L96

McMurry. Pioneers on land and sea, p. 35-46 j 923.9 M21

Shaw. Discoverers and explorers, p. 1 14-120 j 910.9 S53

Sparks. Famous explorers, p.230-245 j 910 S73f

Wood. Famous voyages of the great discoverers, p.143-

149 j 973.1 W85

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 147

Hudson Bay Company.

Koch. Little journey to northern wilds, p.41-111 j 917.19 K36

Huguenots. See St. Bartholomew, Massacre ot.

Hull, Isaac.

Morris. Heroes of the navy, p.153-165 J 9-3-5 Mgi

Seawall. Twelve naval captains, p. 145-166 j 923.5 S44

Humboldt, Alexander von.

Wright. Children's stories of the great scientists, p. 176-

211 j 925 W93

Humming-birds.

Grinnoll. Our feathered friends, P.Q7-T07 j 598-2 G92

Holder. Stories of animal life, p. 78-86 j 590.4 H71S

Humming-birds. Stories.

Stowe. Queer little people, p. 67-79 j S892q

Humor.

Carroll. Alice's adventures in Wonderland j C233a

For other editions see Author list.

Carroll. Through the looking-glass j C233t

Church. The Greek Gulliver j 888 L96

Habberton. Helen's babies j Hii5h

Hale. Last of the Peterkins j H161I

Hale. Peterkin papers j Hi6ip

Harris. The merry maker j H293me

Herford. Child's primer of natural history j 817 H46C

Hood. Faithless Nelly Gray j 821 H76

Irving. Rip Van Winkle j 817 I28r3

For other editions see Author list.

Kipling. Just so stones j K278JU

Lear. Book of nonsense j 827 L45b2

Lear. Nonsense books j 827 L45

Lear. Nonsense songs j 827 L45no2

Newell. Pictures and rhymes j 817 N27

Olcott & Pendleton. Jolly book for boys and girls j O231J

Raspe. Tales from the travels of Baron Munchausen j R2i5t

Spaulding & Bryce. Fifth reader, p.279-338 j 808.8 S73b

Spaulding & Bryce. Fourth reader, p. 3-76 j 808.8 S73

Swift. Gulliver's travels j 827 S97t

For other editions see Author list.

Tappan. Book of humor j Ti92b

Tappan. Poems & rhymes, p.265-276 j 821.08 T19

Thackeray. Rose and the ring j T333r

Twain. Adventures of Huckleberry Finn j T897a

Twain. Adventures of Tom Sawyer j T897t

Wiggin & Smith. Tales of laughter j 398 W68t

See also Nursery rhymes. — Readers and speakers.

Hungary. See Austria-Hungary.

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Hunt, Helen. See Jackson, Mrs Helen Hunt.

Hunting.

Du Chaillu. In African forest and jungle j 916.7 D86i

Elliot. Romance of savage life, p. 79-94, 1 14-127 j 571 E52

Grey. Last of the plainsmen j 799 G88

Grinnell & Roosevelt. Trail and camp-fire j 799 G92

Hornaday. Two years in the jungle j 9154 H79

Johonnot. Geographical reader, p. 175-192 j 910 J37

Miller. Boys' book of hunting and fishing j 799 M69

Morris. Home life in all lands, v.i, p.233-248 j 910 M91

Roosevelt. Good hunting in the West j 799 R68

Roosevelt. Ranch life and the hunting-trail qj 917-8 R68r

Roosevelt. Wilderness hunter j 799 R68vif

Thompson. Boys' book of sports j 796 T38b

Whitney. On snov^^-shoes to the barren grounds j 917.12 W65

Young. Adventures among huntefs & trappers j 799 Y37

See also Falconry. — Guns. — Sports. — Tracking. — Trapping.

Hurricanes. See Storms.

Hydraulic engineering. See Water-power.

Hygiene.

Blaisdell. Our bodies and how we live j 613 B5202

Hutchinson. The child's day j 613 H97

Jewett. The body at work j 612 J31

Jewett. Good health j 613 J31

Ritchie. Primer of sanitation and physiology j 613 R49

Sargent. Health, strength and power j 613 S24

See also Clothing. — Food. — Germs. — Physical culture. — Physiology.
— Temperance.

Hygiene, Public.

Brown. Health in home and town j 614 B78

Jewett. Town and city j 614 J31

Tappan. Wonders of science, p. 201-227 j 504 T19W

See also Civic readers. — Water-supply.

Hymns.

Butterworth. Great composers, p. 103-123 j 927.8 B98

Ingpen. One thousand poems for children, p. 404-421.. j 821.08 I24

Our children's songs, p.181-203 j 821.08 O32

Sec also Music. — Poetry. Collections. — Songs.

Ice.

Doubleday. Stories of inventors, p.211-221 j 609 D75

Holden. Wonders of earth, sea and sky, p.353-356 j 504 H71W

Lane. Industries of to-day, p.27-36, 111-118 j 604 L23

Our country: East, p.238-243 j 917.3 O32

Thompson. Water wonders, p. 169-197 j 551.57 T38

See also Arctic regions. — Glaciers. — Ice-boats. — Icebergs. — Skating.
—Water.

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 149

Ice-boats.

Adams. Harper's outdoor book, p. 249-260 j 790 A21

Bond. Scientific American boy, p. 159-165 j 790 B62

Thompson. Boys' book of sports, p.309-319 j 796 T38b

Verrill. Boys' outdoor vacation book, p. 304-319 j 796 V28

See also Boats and boating.
Icebergs.

By land and sea, p. 195-199 J 9io B99

Johonnot. Geographical reader, p.107-112 j 910 J37

Lane. Strange lands near home, p.127-134 j 918 L23

See also Arctic regions. — Glaciers. — Physical geography.

Iceland.

Gilson. Wealth of the world's waste places, p. 160-170. . . .j 910 G42

Henty. Famous travels, p. 261-274 J 9io H45f

Kellogg. Australia and the islands of the sea, P.112-136..J 910 K16

Leith. Iceland j 9i4-9i L56

Tappan. World's story, v.8, p.317-407 j 909 T19

Icelcind. Stories.

French. Story of Grettir the Strong j F925st

French. Story of Rolf and the viking's bow j F925sto

Gould. Grettir the outlaw j G739g

Taylor. Boys of other countries, p. 47-125 j T25ib2

Ideals.

Marden. Success, p.311-338 j 170 M37S

Imports. See Commerce.

Inauguration of the presidents of the United States. See United States.
Presidents.

Incas. See Peru.

Inchcape rock.

Baldwin. Fifty famous stories retold, p. 137-140 j 904 B19

Independence day.

Beard. American girls' handy-book, p. 105-122 j 790 B343

Deems. Holy-days and holidays, p.622-644 qrj 808.8 D37

Gowdy. Special days in school, p.205-219 j 808.8 G75

Le Row. Pieces for every occasion, p. 315-328 j 808.8 L63

McSpadden. Book of holidays, p. 187-200 j 394 M22

Schauffler. Independence day j 808.8 S31

See also Declaration of independence.

Independence day. Poetry.

Stevenson. Days and deeds, p.35-46 j 821.08 S84

Independence day. Stories.

Brooks. Storied holidays, p.i6i-i8i j B773S

Children's history book, p. 143-164 j 973 C43

Olcott. Good stories for great holidays, p. 1 59-175 J 394 O23

Price. Lads and lassies of other days, p.85-99 j P943I

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India.

Niver. Great names and nations, v.i, p. 12-29 J 909 N37

Tappan. World's story, v.2, p.i-259 j 909 T19

India. Description and travel.

Carpenter. Asia, p.233-305 j 915 C22a

Carroll & Waldo. Around the world; book five, p.127-

IS7 j 910 C23e

Finnemore. India j 915.4 F51

Hedin. From pole to pole, p.130-151 j 910 H39

Hornaday. Two years in the jungle j 915.4 H79

Huntington. Asia, p.304-344 j 915 H94

Knox. Adventures of two youths in a journey to Ceylon

and India j 915.4 K35

Redway. All around Asia, p. 227-266 j 915 R27

Smith. Life in Asia, p. 18-105 j 915 S65

India. Folklore.

Jacobs. Indian fairy tales j 398 Ji3i

Jatakas. Jataka tales j 398.91 J21

India. History.

Johonnot. Ten great events in history, p.220-243 j 904 J37t

Marshall. An empire story, p.345-484 j 900 M41

Surridge. India j 954 S96

See also Indian mutiny, 1857-58.
Also Havelock, Sir Henry.

India. Manners and customs.

By land and sea, p.166-172 j 910 B99

Carroll. Around the world; book two, p.58-85 j 910 C23b

King. Picturesque geographical readers, v.i, p. 202-226.. j 910 K26

McManus. Our little Hindu cousin j 915.4 M21

Miller. Little people of Asia, p. 130-188 j 915 M69

Scott. Twelve little pilgrims, p. 170-217 j 915 S42

Shaw. Big people and little people of other lands, p.46-

52 j 390 S53

Starr. Strange peoples, p.ioi-112 j 572.9 S79

Toward the rising sun, p. 9-15, 115-128 j 915 T6s

India. Stories.

Duncan. Story of Sonny Sahib j D899st

Henty. Tiger of Mysore j H4s6ti

Henty. With Clive in India j H456W

India-rubber. See Rubber.

Indian com. See Corn.

Indian mutiny, 1857-58.

Johonnot. Stories of other lands, p. 204-220 j 904 J37S

Wheeler. Boys' life of Lord Roberts, p. 28-93 j 92 R536W

Wood. Boy's book of battles, p. 189-205 j 904 W85

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 151

Indian scouts. Sec Woodcraft Indians.

Indians of America.

Austin. The basket woman j 398 A93

Burton. Story of the Indians of New England j 974 B95

Fox. Indian primer j 97o.i F85

Grinncll. Beyond the old frontier, j 917-8 G92

Grinncll. Indians of to-day j 970.1 G92i2

Hart. Camps and firesides of the Revolution, p.7i-i35--j 973-3 H31

Hart. Colonial children, p.91-130 j 973.2 H31

Hart. How our grandfathers lived, p. 173-215 j 973 H31

Hodge. Handbook of American Indians. 2v j 970.1 H66

Humphreys. Missionary explorers j 922 H92

Husted. Stories of Indian children j 970.1 H96

James. Little journey to some strange places and peoples

of our southwestern land j 917-89 J16

McMurry. Pioneers of the Rocky mountains, p. 165-200. .j 917-8 M21

Parish. The man with the iron hand j 973-2 P23

Parkman. Boys' Parkman j 973-2 P24b

Parkman. Conspiracy of Pontiac, v.i, p.3-49 J 973-2 P24

Parkman. Oregon trail j 917-8 P24

Roosevelt. Stories of the great West, p.203-218 j 917-8 R68s

Schultz. With the Indians in the Rockies j 970.1 S38

Seelye & Eggleston. Brant and Red Jacket j 970.3 S45

Seton. Book of woodcraft and Indian lore, p. 10-60,

444-SSi i 796.S S49

See also Aztecs. — Cliff-dwellers. — Eskimos. — French and Indian

war. — Frontier life. — Mound-builders. — (The) West.

Also names of Indians, as Pocahontas. — Pontiac, chief of the
Ottawas.
Indians of America. Biography.

Eastman. Indian heroes and great chieftains j 970.2 Ei8i

Howard. Famous Indian chiefs I have known j 970.2 H84

Johnston. Famous Indian chiefs j 970.2 J36

Sabin. Boys' book of Indian warriors j 970.2 Si i

Sweetser. Book of Indian braves j 970-2 S97

Wade. Ten big Indians -j 970-2 Wii

Whitney & Perry. Four American Indians j 970.2 W65

Indians of America. Folklore.

Chandler. In the reign of coyote j 398.097 C36

Compton. American Indian fairy tales j 398.097 C73

Eastman. Wigwam evenings j 398.097 E18

Grinnell. Blackfoot lodge tales j 398.097 G92

Grinnell. Pawnee hero stories and folk-tales j 398.097 G92P

Judd. Wigwam stories j 398.097 J49

Linderman. Indian why stories j 398.097 L71

Lummis. Pueblo Indian folk-stories ' j 398-097 L97

Nixon. Indian folk tales j 398.097 N37

152 CARNEGIE LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH

Indians of America. Folklore — continued.

Olcott. Red Indian fairy book j 398.097 O23

Phillips. The sandman; his Indian stories j 398.097 P51

Powers. Stories the Iroquois tell their children j 398.097 P87

Pratt. Legends of the red children j 398.097 P88

Washburne. Indian legends j 398.097 W27

Wilson. Myths of the red children retold j 398.097 W76

Zitkala-Sa. Old Indian legends j 398.097 Z68

Indians of America. History.

Brooks. Story of the American Indian j 970.1 B77

Drake. Indian history for young folks j 970.1 D78a

Hulst. Indian sketches j 970.3 H91

Indians of America. Manners and customs.

Barrett. Hoistah j 970. i B26

Carroll. Around the world; book one, p.42-71 j 910 C23a

Chamberlain. How we are sheltered, p.24-41 j 910 C355

Chance. Little folks of many lands, p. 7-21 j 910 C36

Curtis. Indian days of the long ago j 970.1 C93

Dutton. In field and pasture, p.9-31, 58-82 j 910 D95

Eastman. Indian boyhood j 970.2 E18

Eastman. Indian child life j 970.1 E18

Eastman. Indian scout talks j 796 E18

Grinnell. Story of the Indian j 970.1 G92

Hazard. Indians and pioneers, p. 43-78 j 973.1 H37a

Hopkins. The Indian book j 970.1 H78

Lummis. Some strange corners of our country, p. 43-89,

94-121, 198-270 j 917.8 L97S

Moran. Kwahu, the Hopi Indian boy j 970.1 MSB

Mott & Dutton. Fishing and hunting, p.44-68, 94-118. . . .j 910 M94

Newell. Indian stories j 970.1 N27

Poast. Indian names, facts and games j 970.1 P73

Schultz. Apauk, caller of buffalo j 970.1 S38ap

Schultz. On the warpath j 970.1 S380

Schultz. The quest of the fish-dog skin j 970.1 S38q

Schultz. Sinopah j 970. i S38S

Schwartz. Five little strangers, p. 7-39 j 910 S39

Starr. American Indians j 970. i S79

Indians of America. Names.

Poast. Indian names, facts and games j 970.1 P73

United States — Ethnology bureau. Circular of information

regarding Indian popular names j 970.6 U25

Indians of America. Stories.

Brooks. Master of the Strong Hearts j B773m

Butterworth. Wampum belt j B984W

Cooper. Deerslayer j C787d

Cooper. Last of the Mohicans j C787I

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 153

Indians of America. Stories — continued.

Cooper. Pathfinder j CySjpa

Cooper. Pioneers j C787P

Deming. Children of the wild ". j D42IC

Deming. Indian child life j D42ii

Deming. Little brothers of the West j D42ilit

Deming. Little Indian folk j D421I

Deming. Little red people j D42ili

Deming. Red folk and wild folk qj D42ir

Eggleston. Big brother j E357ib

Ellis. Logan the Mingo j E531I

Ellis. Osceola, chief of the Seminolcs j E5310

Grinnell. Jack among the Indians j G925ja

Haines. Indian boys and girls qj Hi5ii

Indian stories j I242

Kennedy. New World fairy book j Ki83n

La Flesche. Middle five j Li47m

Moon. Lost Indian magic j M875I

Munroe. At war with Pontiac j M968a

Munroe. Big Cypress j M968b

Munroe. Flamingo feather j M968f

Munroe. Through swamp and glade j M968t

Pendleton. In the camp of the Creeks j P39iin

Roberts. Red feathers j R538r

Rolt-Wheeler. Boy with the U. S. Indians j R656bi

Schultz. Lone Bull's mistake j S3872I

Schultz. Running Eagle j S3872r

Snedden. Docas j S67id

Stoddard. Little Smoke j S869li

Stoddard. The red mustang j S869r

Stoddard. Talking leaves j S869ta

Stoddard. Two Arrows j S869t

Tomlinson. Tecumseh's young braves j T597te

White. Magic forest j W636m

Indo-China,

Carpenter. Asia, p.i8i-i86 j 91S C22a

Huntington. Asia, p.284-303 j 9^5 H94

Redway. All around Asia, p.184-193 j 9^5 R27

Industries.

Allen. Geographical and industrial studies; Europe j 609.4 A42

Allen. Geographical and industrial studies; United

States j 60973 A42

Braine. Merchant ships qj 604 B68

Chase & Clow. Stories of industry. 2v j 670 C38a3

Corbin. Mechanical inventions of to-day j 609 C81

Keller & Bishop. Commercial and industrial geography, .j 910 K165
Lane. Industries of to-day J 604 L23

154 CARNEGIE LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH

Industries — continued.

McMurry. Larger types of American geography j 917.3 M21

Mills. Searchlights on some American industries j 609 M69

Rocheleau. Great American industries; products of the

soil j 633 R56a

See also Blacksmithing. — Bookbinding. — Business. — Carpentry. —
Commerce. — Electric engineering. — Engineering. — Farming. —
Fish and fishing. — Handicraft. — Housekeeping. — ^Inventions. —
Lumbering. — Machinery. — Manufactures. — Mechanics. — Mines
and mining. — Occupations. — Pottery. — Printing. — Ship-building.
— Tools.

Industry.

Hawthorne. Little Daffydowndilly, p. 13-21 j H367I

Inez de Castro.

Lang. Red true story book, p.99-104 j 904 L23r

Ingelow, Jean.

Bolton. Lives of girls who became famous, p. 331-347. ..j 920.7 B61

Injuries. See First aid in illness and injury.

Insects.

Bamford. Up and down the brooks j 595.7 B219

Bass. Stories of animal life j 590.4 B29a

Buckley. Eyes and no eyes, pt.6 j 570.4 B85e

Buckley. Life and her children, p. 201-301 j 592 B85

Butler. Pond life j 595.7 B97P

Candeze. Adventures of Grillo j 595.7 C17

Comstock, A. B. Handbook of nature-study, p. 308-457. .rj 570.7 C73

Comstock, A. B. Ways of the six-footed j 595.7 C738

Comstock, J. H. Insect life j 595.7 C73

Comstock, J. H. & A. B. Manual for the study of in-
sects j 595.7 C73m

Cragin. Our insect friends and foes j 595.7 C85

Duncan, Insect life in pond and stream j 595.7 D89

Duncan. Some curious insects j 595.7 D89S

Fabre. Story-book of science j 504 Fii

Gibson. Blossom hosts and insect guests j 581.16 G37

Gibson. Secrets out of doors, p.3-77 j 570.4 G37S

Hook. Little people and their homes j 595.7 H77

Howard. Insect book qj 595-7 H84i

Johonnot. Some curious flyers, creepers and swimmers,

P-90-I42 j 590.4 J37S

Kellogg. Insect stories j 595.7 K16

Lutz. Field book of insects j 595.7 L98

Morley. Insect folk. 2v j 595.7 M91

Schwartz. Grasshopper Green's garden j 595.7 S39

Verrill. Harper's book for young naturalists, p.71-112. . .j 579 V28h
Weed. Insect world j 595.7 W42i

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 155

Insects — continued.

Weed. Life histories of American insects j 595.7 W42

Weed. Nature biographies j 595.7 W42n

Weed & Murtfeldt. Stories of insect life. 2v j 595.7 W42S

Wood. Animals, p.157-181 j 590.4 W85

Sec also names of insects, as Butterflies.

Insects. Stories.

Bertelli. The prince and his ants j B462P

Intemperance. See Temperance.

Interdependence.

Gatty. Parables from nature, v.i, p.ioi-122; v.2, p. 81-94.. j 828 G23

Inventions.

Baker. Boys' book of inventions j 609 B17

Baker. Boys' second book of inventions j 609 Bi7b

Bond. Inventions of the great war j 355 B62

Burns. Story of great inventions j 609 B93

Cochrane. Wonders of mode.rn mechanism j 604 C64

Corbin. Mechanical inventions of to-day j 609 C81

Doubleday. Stories of inventors j 609 D75

Gibson. War inventions j 355 G36

Holland. Historic inventions j 926 H72

Maule. Boy's book of new^ inventions j 609 M48a

Mowry. American inventions and inventors j 609 M94

Routledge. Discoveries and inventions of the 19th cen-
tury j 609 R78d

Tappan. Modern triumphs j 604 T19

Weapons of modern warfare j 355 W35

See also Industries. — Inventors.

Inventors.

Holland. Historic inventions j 926 H72

Macomber. Stories of great inventors j 926 M21

Perry. Four American inventors j 926 P44

Smith. One hundred famous Americans, p. 1-40 j 920 S649

Towle. Heroes and martyrs of invention j 926 T65

See also Inventions.

Also names of inventors, as Edison, Thomas Alva.

Ireland.

Tappan. World's story, v.io, p.397-550 j 909 T19

Ireland. Description and travel.

Carroll & Waldo. Around the world; book five, p. 7-25.. j 910 C23e

Coe. Modern Europe, p. 78-91 j 9^4 C65

Hinkson. Ireland j 9i4-i5 H56

King. Picturesque geographical readers, v.6, p.25-53 j 910 K26

Knox. Boy travellers in Great Britain and Ireland,

p.i-106 j 914-2 K35

156 CARNEGIE LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH

Ireland. Description and travel — continued.

Tomlinson. Young Americans in the British Isles,

p.208-251 j 914.2 T59

Whitcomb & George. Little journeys to Scotland and

Ireland j 914.1 W62

Williamson. John and Betty's Irish history visit j 914.15 W75

Sec also Giant's causeway.

Ireland. Folklore.

Cuchulain. Boys' Cuchulain j 398.2 C91

Grierson. Book of Celtic stories j 398 G89b

Jacobs. Celtic fairy tales j 398 J13

Jacobs. More Celtic fairy tales .' j 398 Ji3n^

MacManus. Donegal fairy stories j 398 M21

MacManus. In chimney corners j 398 M2ii

O'Sheridan. Gaelic folk tales j 398 O294

Rolleston. The high deeds of Finn j 398.2 R64

Irelamd. History.

Joyce. Child's history of Ireland. j 941.5 J48C

Joyce. Reading book in Irish history j 941.5 J48

O'Brien. Ireland j 941.5 O12

See also Brian Boru, king of Ireland.

Ireland. Manners and customs.

Blaisdell & Dalrymple. Kathleen in Ireland j 914.15 B52

Ireland. Stories.

Colum. A boy in Eirinn j C727b

Perkins. The Irish twins j P434i

Shaw. Castle Blair j S534C

Iron.

Allen. Geographical and industrial studies; United States,

p.166-183 j 609.73 A42

Carpenter. How the world is housed, p. 142-172 j 910 C22h

Carpenter. North America, p.236-243 j 917 C22a

Chase & Clow. Stories of industry, v. i, p.63-99 j 670 C38a3

Cooke. A day in an iron-works j 669.1 C77

King. Picturesque geographical readers, v.4, p.51-60 j 910 K26

McMurry. Larger types of American geography, p.135-

163 j 917.3 M21

Rocheleau. Great American industries; minerals, p.75-

112 j 553 R56g

Smith. Story of iron and steel j 669.109 S65

Towle. Heroes and martyrs of invention, p. 190-202 j 926' T65

Williams. How it is made, p. 207-241 j 670 W74

See also Ironwork. — Metals. — Mines and mining. — Steel.

Iron Mask. See Man with the Iron Mask.
Ironclads. See Warships.

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 157

Ironwork.

Bullivant. Every boy's book of hobbies, p.165-174 j 790 B87

Kellcy. Three hundred things a bright girl can do, p. 184-

189 j 790 K16

Sleffel. Working in metals, p. 361-419 j 739 S63

See also Blacksmithing. — Metal-work.

Iroquois Indians. See Indians of America.

Irving, Washington.

Brooks. Historic Americans, p.263-276 j 920 B77h

Cody. Four famous American writers, p.9-70 j 928 C65f

Gilbert. More than conquerors, p. 87-1 16 j 920 G38

Keysor. Sketches of American authors, v.i, p. 7-23 j 928 K23

Norton. Heart of oak books, v.6, p. 320-325 j 808.8 N46a

Wright. Children's stories in American literature, v.i,

P.28-SO j 810.9 W93

Irving, Washington. Birthday exercises.

Roe. American authors, p.56-58 j 810 R59

Islands.

Banks. Heroes of the South seas j 266 B22

Carpenter. Australia j 910 C22

Gilson. Wealth of the world's waste places j 910 G42

Kellogg. Australia and the islands of the sea j 910 K16

See also Physical geography.

Also names of islands, as Cuba.

Isle of Man.

Knox. Boy travellers in Great Britain and Ireland, p.269-

283 j 914.2 K35

Isthmian canal. See Panama canal.

Italian language. Books in.

Amicis. Cuore j 853 A51C

Amicis. Fra scuola e casa j 853 Asif

Amicis. La maestrina degli operai j 853 Asim

Amicis. Novelle j 853 A5 1 n

Amicis. Pagine sparse j 854 A51

Amicis. Spagna j 914.6 A51

Barrili. II merlo bianco qj 853 B26

Capuana. Cera una volta qj 853 C18

Fulvia. Storielle serene qj 853 F98

Giovagnoli. Spartaco. 2v j 853 G44

Guerra. Un'escursione nel 3004 j 853 G95

Lorenzini. Le avventure di Pinocchio j 853 L87

Verne. II giro del mondo in ottanta giorni j 853 V2y

Italy.

Tappan. World's story, v.5, p.i-i39 J 909 T19

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Italy. Description and travel.

Alcott. Shawl-straps, p. 150-193 j A355sh

Blaisdell & Dalrymple. Rafael in Italy j 914.5 B52

Carroll & Waldo. Around the world; book five, p. 237-309.. j 910 C23e

Coe. Modern Europe, p. 299-334 j 914 C65

Finnemore. Italy j 914.5 F51

Henty. Famous travels, p. 279-302 j 910 H45f

Knox. Boy travellers in southern Europe, p. 1-445 J 9i4 K35b

Lane. Under sunny skies, p. 19-66 j 914 L23

Stockton. Personally conducted, p. 20-1 18 j 914 S86

Whitcomb & George. Little journeys to Italy, Spain

and Portugal j 914.5 W62

See also Pompeii. — Vesuvius, Mount.

Also names of cities, as Venice.

Italy. Folklore.

Macdonell. Italian fairy book j 398 M14

Italy. History.

Kirkland. Short history of Italy j 945 K28

See also Rome. History. Ancient.

Also names of persons, as Garibaldi, Giuseppe.

Italy. Manners and customs.

Ambrosi. When I was a girl in Italy j 914.5 A49

Wade. Our little Italian cousin j 914.5 Wii

Italy. Stories.

Amicis. Cuore j A516C

Davis. Pappina, the little wanderer j D319P

Hawthorne. Marble faun j H367m

Syrett. Castle of four towers j S995C

Ivory.

Carpenter. Africa, p.152-154 j 916 C22

Holder. The ivory king, p.217-230 j 599.6 H71

Ixtlilxochitl, king of Tescuco.

Brooks. Historic boys, p. 178-195 j 920 B77

Jackson, Andrew.

Bolton. Famous American statesmen, p. 133-176 j 923.2 B61

Brooks. Century book of famous Americans, p. 162-172. ..j 923 B77

Brooks. Historic Americans, p. 231-246 j 920 B77h

Burton. Four American patriots, p.131-192 j 923 B95

Holland. Historic boyhoods, p. 159-173 j 920 H72

Mabie. Men who have risen, p.263-275 j 920 Mil

Morris. Heroes of the army, p.116-124 j 923.5 Mgih

Nicolay. Our nation in the building, p.143-171 j 973 N320

Parton. Captains of industry, v.2, p. 98-1 10 j 926 P27

Jackson, Mrs Helen Hunt.

Bolton. Lives of girls who became famous, p. 18-32 j 920.7 B6r

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 159

Jackson, Stonewall. See Jackson, Gen. Thomas Jonathan

(called Stonewall).

Jackson, Gen. Thomas Jonathan {called Stonewall).

Lodge & Roosevelt. Hero tales, p.21 1-223 j 973 L76

Mabie. Men who have risen, p. 276-297 j 920 Mil

Morris. Heroes of the army, p. 189-195 j 923.5 M9ih

Jacquard, Joseph Marie.

Bolton. Lives of poor boys who became famous, p. 130-137. . j 920 B61

Jacqueline of Holland.

Brooks. Historic girls, p. 1 14-133 j 920.7 B77

James I, ki>ig of England. Stories.

Scott. Fortunes of Nigel j S43ifo

James I, king of Scotland.

Irving. Sketch-book, p.119-139 j 817 l28sk

Whitham. Captive royal children, p. 1 57-165 j 942 W64

James I, king of Scotland. Stories.

Yonge. Caged lion j Y29ca

James VI, king of Scotland. Sec James I, king of England.

Japan.

Tappan. World's story, v.i, p. 277-474 j 909 T19

See also Ainos.

Japan. Description and travel.

George. Little journey to China and Japan j 915. i G31

Hedin. From pole to pole, p. 185-196 j 910 H39

Huntington. Asia, p. 192-220 j 915 H94

Knox. Adventures of two youths in a journey to Japan

and China j 915-2 K35

Redway. All around Asia, p.134-183 j 915 R27

Smith. Life in Asia, p. 181-232 j 915 S65

Japan. Folklore.

Griffis. Japan in history, folk lore and art j 952 G894

Ozaki. Japanese fairy book j 398 O36

Williston. Japanese fairy tales. 2v j 398 W75

Japan. History.

Griffis. Japan in history, folk lore and art j 952 G894

Morris. Historical tales; Japanese and Chinese j 952 M915

Van Bergen. Story of Japan j 952 V17

Japan. Manners and customs.

Ayrton. Child-life in Japan j 915-2 A98C

Blaisdell & Dalrymple. Ume San in Japan j 915-2 B52

By land and sea, p.i47-i59 J 9io B99

Carpenter. Around the world with the children, p.43-58. .j 910 C22a

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Japan. Manners and customs — continued.

Carpenter. Asia, p. 23-94 j 915 C22a

Carroll. Around the world; book one, p. 139-158 j 910 C23a

Chamberlain. How we are sheltered, p.47-58 j 910 C355

Chance. Little folks of many lands, p. 95-1 11 j 910 C36

Finnemore. Japan j 915.2 F51

Miller. Little people of Asia, p.360-405 j 915 M69

, Murray. Wide awake third reader, p.i 18-124 J 372.4 M97W3

Scott. Twelve little pilgrims, p. 30-85 j 915 S42

Sliaw. Big people and little people of other lands, p. 15-24. .j 390 S53

Shioya. When I was a boy in Japan j 915.2 S55

Starr. Strange peoples, p.88-ioo j 572.9 S79

Stockton. Tales out of school, p.74-92 j S866ta

Toward the rising sun, p. 57-76 j 915 T65

Wide world, P.2S-41 j 910 W67

Japan. Poetry.

Fenollosa. Blossoms from a Japanese garden j 811 F36

Japan. Stories.

Gaines. Treasure Flower j Gi39t

Haskell. O-Heart-San j H3390

Murai. Kibun Daizin j M97ik

Perkins. Japanese twins j P434J

Wade. Dolls of many lands, p. 11-39 j Wii8d

Jason. Sec Argonauts.

Java.

Carpenter. Australia, p.228-248 j 910 C22

Kellogg. Australia and the islands of the sea, p. 363-368. . .j 910 K16
Knox. Adventures of two youths in a journey to Siam and

Java, p.343-444 j 915.9 K35

Jay, John.

Brooks. Historic Americans, p. 146-160 j 920 B77h

Jeanne d'Arc. See Joan of Arc.

Jefferson, Thomas.

Bolton. Famous American statesmen, p. 67-98 j 923.2 B61

Brooks. Century book of famous Americans, p.117-135. . . . j 923 B77

Brooks. Historic Americans, p.ioo-114 j 920 B77h

Cooke. Stories of the Old Dominion, p.180-192 j 975.5 C77

Eggleston. First book in American history, p.127-133 j 973 E35

Morris. Heroes of progress in America, p.56-65 j 920 M91

Jellyfish.

Agassiz. First lesson in natural history, p. 33-48 j 593 A26

Jengis Khan. See Genghis Khan.

Jerome, St.

Peers. Saints in story, p.3-18. ; j 398.2 P36

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX i6i

Jesus Christ.

Book of the childhood of Christ qj 755 B63

Book of the passion of our Lord qj 755 B63b

French. Christ in art j 755 F92

Hodges. When the King came j 232 H66

Hole. Life of Jesus of Nazareth qj 755 H71

Stories from the life of Christ j 225 B47

Van Dyke. Christ-child in art j 755 V18

See also Bible stories. — Christmas. — Easter.

Jesus Christ. Stories.

Johnston. Joel, a boy of Galilee j J367J

Stoddard. Swordmaker's son j S869S

Wallace. Ben-Hur j Wi76b

Jewelry.

Carpenter. How the world is clothed, p. 261-309 j 670 C22

Sec also Bead work. — Diamonds. — Pearls. — Precious stones.

Jewish literature.

Naomi, Aunt. Jewish fairy tales and fables j 398 N12

Steinberg. Breakfast of the birds qj S8i92b

See also Bible stories. — Talmud.

Jews.

Arnold. Stories of ancient peoples, p.152-171 j 930 A75

Guerber. Story of the chosen people j 933 G95

Herbst. Tales and customs of the ancient Hebrews j 221 H46

Hosmer. The Jews j 296 H82

Josephus. Our young folks' Joscphus j 933 J440

Josephus. Story of the last days of Jerusalem j 933 J44

Niver. Great names and nations, v.i, p.57-83 j 909 N37

See also Palestine.

Also names of persons, as Judas Maccabaeus.

Jews. Stories.

Cooper. Think and thank j C789t

Henty. For the temple j H456f

Miller. Under the Eagle's wing j M695U

Pendleton. Lost Prince Almon j P391I

Wallace. Ben-Hur j Wi76b

Yonge. Pilgrimage of the Ben Beriah j Y29pi

Jews in the United States.

Antin. The promised land . . j 92 A63ia

Joan of Arc.

Alexander. Fourth reader, p. 195-203 j 808.8 A37f

Blaisdell. Colette in France, p. 52-56 j 914.4 B52

Bonner. Child's history of France, p.141-148 j 944 B62

Boutet de Monvel. Joan of Arc j 92 j329mo

For other editions see Author«list.

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Joan of Arc — continued.

Chandler. Magic pictures of the long ago, p. 46-58 j 904 C36

Funck-Brentano. Jeanne d'Arc qj 92 J329f

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of the middle ages, p.247-

256 j 920 Hii3fa

Holland. Historic girlhoods, p. 26-40 j 920.7 H72

Johonnot. Stories of other lands, p. 51-60 j 904 J37s

Lang. Red true story book, p. 19-91 j 904 L23r

Mabie & Stephens. Heroines that every child should know,

p.57-100 j 920.7 M 1 1

Morris. Historical tales; French, p.116-132 j 944 M9i5a

Pitman. Stories of old France, p. 15-54 j 944 P66

Scudder. Mr Bodley abroad, p. 196-209 j 914 S43

Stevens. Wonderful story of Joan of Arc j 92 J329S

Sweetser. Ten girls from history, p. 1 1-39 j 920.7 S97

Trowbridge. Brave deeds, p. 81-85 j 904 T77b

Twain. Saint Joan of Arc j 92 ]32gt

Wilmot-Buxton. Jeanne d'Arc j 92 J329W

Joan of Arc. Stories.

Twain. Personal recollections of Joan of Arc j T897pe

John, king of England.

Baldwin. Thirty more famous stories retold, p. 108-122.. j 904 Bi9t

Johnson, Samuel.

Baldwin. Thirty more famous stories retold, p. 54-61.... j 904 Bi9t
Bolton. Lives of poor boys who became famous, p. 83-89. . j 920 B61

Hawthorne. Biographical stories, p.32-42 j 920 H36b

Hawthorne. Grandfather's chair, p.256-266 j 974.4 H36

Johonnot. Stories of other lands, p. 184-190 j 904 J37S

Mabie. Men who have risen, p. 298-326 j 920 M 1 1

Norton. Heart of oak books, v.7, p. 97-1 19 j 808.8 N46a

Wright. Children's stories in English literature, v. 2,

p.310-335 j 820.9 W93

Johnston, Gen. Joseph Eggleston.

Morris. Heroes of the army, p. 213-221 j 923.5 M9ih

Jokes. See Humor.

Joliet, Louis.

Baldwin. Discovery of the old Northwest, p.125-130,

157-177. j 977 B19

Catherwood. Heroes of the middle west, p. 1-43 j 977 C28

McMurry. Pioneers of the Mississippi valley, p.i-15. . . .j 977 M2ip

Parkman. Boys' Parkman, p. 26-37 j 973-2 P24b

Parton. Captains of industry, v. 2, p. 192-199 j 926 P27

Jones, Charles Jesse.

Grey. Last of the plainsmen j 799 G88

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 163

Jones, John Paul.

Abbot. Naval history of the U. S., p.s8-T 11 j 973 Ai2n

Abbott. Life of John Paul Jones j 92 J4iia

Barstow. The colonists and the Revolution, p. 209-220.. j 973.2 B27

Beebe. Four American naval heroes, p. 15-68 j 923 B37

Brooks. American sailor, p. 1 18-127 j 656.8 6773

Frothingham. Sea fighters, p. 215-266 j 923.5 F97

Holland. Historic boyhoods, p. 99-108 j 920 H72

Johonnot. Stories of heroic deeds, p. 66-71 j 904 J37st

J oh on not. Stories of our country, p. 11 5-1 22 , j 973 J37

Morris. Heroes of the navy, p. 22-44 j 923.5 M91

Seav^-ell. Twelve naval captains, p. 1-27 j 923.5 S44

See also Bon Homme Richard and Serapis (ships).

Jones, John Paul. Stories.

Seawell. Paul Jones j S442P

Joseph (Indian chief).

Sweetser. Book of Indian braves, p. 105-128 j 970.2 S97

Josephine, empress of the French.

Abbott. Josephine j 92 J443a

Farmer. Girls' book of famous queens, p. 378-446 j 923.1 F24

Holland. Historic girlhoods, p. 182-202 j 920.7 H72

Joumcdism.

Reid. Careers for the coming men, p. 201-21 1 j 174 R31

Sec also Newspapers.

Juan Fernandez island.

Henty. Famous travels, p. 303-312 j 910 H45f

Tappan. Out-of-door book, p.i 16-125 j 590.4 T19

Judas Maccabaeus.

Oilman. Magna charta stories, p. 124-140 j 904 G42

Johonnot. Stories of the olden time, p.io6-i 16 j 904 J37

Justice.

Spaulding & Bryce. Fourth reader, p.268-288 j 808.8 S73

Justinian I, the Great.

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of the middle ages,

P7I-79 j 920 Hii3fa

Kafirs.

Kidd. South Africa, p. 40-81 j 916.8 K24

See also Africa, South.

Kalevala.

Baldwin. The sampo j 398.2 B 19

Kane, Elisha Kent.

Baldwin. American book of golden deeds, p. 201-209 J 9^0 B19

Goho. Pennsylvania reader, p.157-171 j 974.8 G57

Horton. Frozen North, p. 32-58 j 919.8 H81

Johonnot. Stories of other lands, p. 220-232 j 904 J37S

Tappan. Adventures & achievements, p. 264-274 j 920 Ti9a

Yonge. Book of golden deeds, p. 462-470 j 920 Y29

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Karnak, Temple of.

Knox. Adventures of two youths in a journey to Egypt and

the Holy Land, p. 190-203 j 916.2 K35

Katydids.

Morley. Grasshopper land, p. 250-254 j 595.72 M91

Kauffmann, Angelica.

Bolton. Lives of girls who became famous, p. 263-266. ..j 920.7 B61

Kearney, Stephen Watts.

Morris. Historical tales; Spanish-American, p. 288-298.. j 972 M91

Kearsarge (ship). See Alabama and Kearsarge (ships).

Kenton, Simon.

Ellis. Life and times of Daniel Boone, p. 207-249 j 92 B63ie

Johnston. Famous scouts, p. 75-96 j 920 J36

Kentucky. Stories.

Altsheler. Young trailers j A466y

Kepler, Johann.

Wright. Children's stories of the great scientists,

P-35-48 j 925 W93

Kerosene, Sec Petroleum.

Keys. See Locks.

Kidd, Capt. William.

Stockton. Buccaneers and pirates, p. 291-325 j 910.4 S86

Kidd, Capt. William. Stories.

Price. Lads and lassies of other days, p. 20-38 j P943I

Kilauea.

Johonnot. Geographical reader, p. 337-345 j 910 J37

Krout. Alice's visit to the Hawaiian islands, P.60-79..J 919.69 K42
Twombly. Hawaii and its people, p.62-72, 127-129 j 996.9 T93

Kindergarten.

Poulsson, In the child's world j 372.2 P86

Kindergarten. Games and songs.

Hailmann. Songs, games and rhymes qj 372.2 H 14

Riley & Gaynor. Songs of the child-world. 2v qj 784.8 R45

Smith. Songs for little children qj 372.2 S64S

Walker & Jenks. Songs and games for little ones. . . . qj 372.2 Wi6a

Kindergarten. Stories.

Boston collection of kindergarten stories j B644

Harrison. In story-land j H298ii

Lindsay. More mother stories j 372.2 L72m

Lindsay. Mother stories j 372.2 L72

Wiggin & Smith. Story hour j W688sto

Kindness.

Mace. Home fairy tales, p. 109-126 j Mi5ih

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Kindness to animals.

Brown, A. F. John of the woods j B784J

Brown, D. V. Finella in fairyland j BjSsf

Eddy. Friends and helpers j E264f

Ewing. Lob Lie-by-the-fire, p. 127-156 j E975I0

Ewing. Lob Lie-by-tlie-fire, and other tales, p.131-159. . . j E975I05
Ewing. Lob Lie-by-the-fire, and other tales, p. 153-190. . . . j E975I02

Lindsay. More mother stories, p. 69-75. ii7-i^.3 j 2,72.2 L72m

Sewell. Black Beauty j S5i6b

Smith. Four-footed friends j S642f

Trimmer. History of the robins j T744h

Sec also Animals. Care.

Kinetoscope. Sec Moving pictures.

King Arthur. See Arthur, King.

King George's war. Stories.

Otis. Boys of 1745 j 0314b

Oxley. Fife and drum at Louisbourg j 0354f

King Horn.

Darton. Wonder book of old romance, p. 144-174 j 398.2 D26

Ebbutt. Hero-myths & legends, p. 286-313 j 398.2 E21

Grierson. Children's tales from Scottish ballads,

p.291-309 j 398.21 G89

Mabie. Legends that every child should know, p.22-40. .j 398.2 Mn
Pollard. Stories from old English romance, p. 54-63.... j 398.2 P76
Shahan. Myths and legends, p. 314-334 j 292 S52m

(The) King-maker. See Warwick, Earl of.

King William's war.

Drake. Border wars of New England, p. 9-1 38 j 973.2 D78b

See also United States. Colonial period.

Kingfishers.

Walker. Bird legend and life, p. 85-1 14 j 598.2 Wi7b

Kingfishers. Stories.

Mulcts. Bird stories, p.105-131 j M954b

Kings and rulers.

Farmer. Boys' book of famous rulers j 923.1 F24b

Hare. Portrait book of our kings and queens j 923.1 H26

Marshall. Boy kings and girl queens j 923.1 M41

See also Queens. — United States. Presidents.

Also names of special rulers, as Alfred the Great, king of England.

Kingsley, Charles.

Bolton. Famous leaders among men, p.261-287 j 920 B6if

Kipling, Rudyard.

Kipling. Kipling stories and poems every child should

know, pref. p. 19-28 j K278k

Rideing. Boyhood of famous authors, p. 200-211 j 928 R43

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Kitchener, Horatio Herbert Kitchener, viscount.

Wheeler. Boys' life of Lord Kitchener j 92 K297W

Kites.

Adams. Harper's outdoor book, p.120-143 j 790 A21

Baker. Boys' book of inventions, p. 205-247 j 609 B17

Beard. American boys' handy book, p. 3-27, 383-386 j 790 B34W

Beard. Field and forest handy book, p. 3-24 j 790 B34

Beard. Outdoor handy book, p.46-94 j 796 B340

Bond. Scientific American boy, p.229-239. j 790 B62

Foster. Carpentry and woodwork, p. 84-96 j 684 F81

Fraser. Every boy's book of handicraft, sports and

amusements, p.663-695 j 790 F88

Hall. The handy boy, p.296-311 j 790 Hi6ha

Hodgson. Mechanics indoors and out, p. 185-195 j 620 H66

Miller. Construction and flying of kites j 533.6 M69

Miller. Kitecraft and kite tournaments j 533.6 M69k

Walker. Practical kites and aeroplanes . : j 533.6 W16

Williams. How to make things, p.267-289 j 604 W74h

Knighthood. See Chivalry. — Feudal system.

Knights of the Round Table. See Arthur, King. — Gawain, Sir. — Lance-
lot of the Lake.
Knitting.

Archer. Needlecraft, p.35i-37i j 646 A67

Kelley. Three hundred things a bright girl can do, p. 41-43,

66-81 j 790 K16

Klickmann. Little girl's knitting & crochet book j 646 K32

See also Spool knitting.

Knives. See Cutlery.

Knots.

Adams. Harper's outdoor book, p.280-292 j 790 A21

Beard, D. C. American boys' handy book, p. 71-82 j 790 B34W

Beard, L. & A. B. On the trail, p.233-243 j 796.5 B343

Boy Scouts of America. Official handbook, p. 79-83.. j 369.2 B66a2

Davis. Harper's boating book for boys, p. 204-216 j 797 D31

Neison. Practical boat building and sailing, pt.2, p.139-

146 j 699. 1 N21P

Verrill. Boys' outdoor vacation book, p. 200-226 j 796 V28

Waite. Boy's workshop, p.204-221 j 680 W14

Knut the Great. See Canute, king of England, Denmark and Norway.

Korea.

By land and sea, p.141-145 j 910 B99

Carpenter. Asia, p.94-111 j 915 C22a

Huntington. Asia, p.182-191 j 915 H94

Morris. Historical tales; Japanese and Chinese, p.330-

^^^ j 952 M915

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Korea — continued.

Rcdway. All around Asia, p. 26-39 j 915 R27

Scott. Twelve little pilgrims, p. 140-150 j 915 S42

Shaw. Big people and little people of other lands, p. 37-45 . . j 390 S53

Smith. Life in Asia, p.232-241 j 915 S65

Starr. Strange peoples, p. 76-81 j 572.9 S79

Tappan. World's story, v.i, p.263-275 j 909 T19

Toward the rising sun, p. 45-56 j 915 T65

Korea. Folklore.

Griff is. The unmannerly tiger j 398 G894U

Korea. Stories.

Wade. Dolls of many lands, p.105-119 j Wii8d

Kosciusko.

Morris. Historical tales; Russian, p. 226-230 j 947 M91

Koster, Laurens Janszoon. Sec Coster, Laurens Janszoon.

Ku KIux Klan.

Barstow. The progress of a united people, p. 16-25 j 973 B27P

Labor day.

Le Row. Pieces for every occasion, p.329-342 j 808.8 L63

McSpadden. Book of holidays, p. 201-21 1 j 394 M22

Labor day. Stories.

Olcott. Good stories for great holidays, p.179-210 j 394 O23

Laboulaye, fidouard.

Adams. Dear old story-tellers, p.125-142 j 928 A21

Labrador.

Grinnell & Roosevelt. Trail and camp-fire, p. 15-50 j 799 G92

Hutton. By Eskimo dog-sled and kayak . .j 917.19 H97

Koch. Little journey to northern wilds j 917.19 K36

Labrador. Stories.

Duncan. Billy Topsail, M. D j D8992bi

Wallace. Gaunt gray wolf j Wi75g

Wallace. Grit a-plenty j Wi75gr

Wallace. Ungava Bob j W175U

Lace.

Archer. Needlecraft, p.227-241, 333-350 j 646 A67

Kelley. Three hundred things a bright girl can do, p.92-

103, 135-144 j 790 K16

See also Crocheting. — Knitting.

Lafayette, Marquis de.

Barstow. The colonists and the Revolution, p. 194-200.. .j 973.2 B27
Blaisdell & Ball. Hero stories from American history,

p.199-216 j 973 B52h

Brooks. True story of Lafayette j 92 Li44b

Burton. Lafayette j 92 Li44bu

Crow. Lafayette j 92 L144C

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Lafayette, Marquis de — continued.

Holland. Historic boyhoods, p. 122-135 j 920 H72

Holland. Lafayette, we come ! j 92 Li44h

Pitman. Stories of old France, p. 285-310 j 944 P66

Revolutionary stories, p. 144-165 j R371

Lafayette, Marquise de.

Sweetser. Ten girls from history, p. 207-228 j 920.7 S97

La Fontaine, Jean de.

Adams. Dear old story-tellers, p. 108-124 j 928 A21

Lake-dwellers.

Holbrook. Cave, mound and lake dwellers j 571 H69

See also Man. Prehistoric.

Lake Erie, Battle of. See Erie, Lake, Battle of, 1813.

Lakes. See Great lakes. — Lake-dwellers. — Physical geography. — Ta-
hoe. Lake. — Titicaca, Lake.

Lamb, Charles.

Frank. Great authors in their youth, p. 245-263 j 928 F87

Gilbert. More than conquerors, p. 25-53 j 920 G38

La Motte-Fouque, Friedrich Heinrich Karl, baron de.

Adams. Dear old story-tellers, p. 178-192 j 928 A21

Lancelot of the Lake.

Pyle. Story of Sir Launcelot j 398.25 P99S

Pyle. Story of the champions of the Round Table, p.3-

96 j 398.25 P99sto

See also Arthur, King.

Landseer, Sir Edwin.

Home & Scobey. Stories of great artists, p. 93-1 10 j 927.5 H79

Langley, Samuel Pierpont.

Parkman. Heroes of to-day, p. 23 1-259 j 920 P24

Language.

Elliot. Romance of savage life, p.278-291 j 571 E52

See also Alphabet. — Primers. — Words. — Writing.

Lapland.

Barnard. How other people live, p. 14-18 qj 910 B25

Blaisdell & Dalrymple. Gerda in Sweden, p. 35-63 j 914.85 B52

Du Chaillu. Land of the long night j 914.7 D86

Johonnot. Geographical reader, p.401-407 j 910 J37

Mirick. Home life around the world, p.24-33. . ; j 910 M73

Randall. Little journey to Norway and Sweden, pt.i,

p.42-52; pt.2, p.97-100 j 914.81 R18

Shaw. Big people and little people of other lands, p. 53-61 . . j 390 S53

Starr. Strange peoples, p. 53-59 j 572.9 S79

Larks. Stories.

Mulets. Bird stories, p. 155-179 j M954b

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 169

La Salle, Robert Cavelier, steiir de.

Baldwin. Discovery of the old Northwest, p. 129-140,

181-203, 222-236 j 977 B 19

Catherwood. Heroes of the middle west, p.44-105 j 977 C28

Coe. Founders of our country, p. 268-278 j 973.2 C6s

Drake. Making of the great West, p.93-118 j 978 D78

Gordy. Stories of American explorers, p. 185-202 j 973.1 G66

Johnston. Famous discoverers and explorers, p. 383-407. .j 923.9 J36
McMurry. Pioneers of the Mississippi valley, p. 16-53. • -j 977 M2ip

Morris. Historical tales; American, v.2, p. 62-75 j 973 M9ia

Parkman. Boys' Parkman, p. 38-54, 71-95 j 973.2 P24b

Parkman. Prose passages, p. 37-49 j 973.2 P24P

Pratt. De Soto, Marquette and La Salle j 920 P88

Sparks. Famous explorers, p.271-277 j 910 S73f

Lathes.

Corbin. Mechanical inventions of to-day, p. 184-194 j 609 C81

Hasluck. Lathe-work j 621.94 H33

Latimer, Hugh, bishop.

Creighton. Stories from English history, p. 153-162. .. .j 942 C8761
Launcelot of the Lake. See Lancelot of the Lake.
Launches. See Motor boats.
Lava. See Volcanoes.

Law.

Marden. Choosing a career, p. 353-367 j 174 M37

Reid. Careers for the coming men, p.99-106 j 174 R31

See also Arbitration. — Citizenship. — Civic readers. — Government. —
Lawyers. — United States. Government.
Lawn-tennis. See Tennis.

Lawrence, James.

Morris. Heroes of the navy, p. 174-184 j 923.5 M91

Seawell. Twelve naval captains, p. 208-233 j 923.5 S44

Lawton, Gen. Henry Ware.

Morris. Heroes of the army, p. 320-327 j 923.5 Mgih

Lawyers.

Smith. One hundred famous Americans, p.118-138 j 920 S649

Lead.

Thwaites. How George Rogers Clark won the Northwest,

P-299-332 rj 977 T43

See also Metals.

Leather.

Carpenter. How the world is clothed, p. 147-175 j 670 C22

Chamberlain. How we are clothed, p.99-104 j 670 C35

Chase & Clow. Stories of industry, v.2, p. 77-83 j 670 C38a3

Cooke. A day with leather workers j 685.32 C77

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Leather — continued.

Mills. Searchlights on some American industries, p.165-

207 j 609 M69

Mowry. American inventions and inventors, p.164-171 . . . j 609 M94
Rocheleau. Great American industries; manufactures,

p. 75-79 j 670 R56

See also Leather work. — Shoes.

Leather work.

Archer. Needlecraft, p.83-97 j 646 A67

Campbell. American girl's home book, p. 299-317 j 790 C15

Kelley. Three hundred things a bright girl can do, p.368-

378 j 790 K16

Paret. Harper's handy-book for girls, p.io6-ii8 j 790 P23

Sanford. Art crafts for beginners, p. 135-169 j 707.2 S22

Warner. Home decoration, p. 321-345 j 747 W23

Leaves.

Bailey. First lessons with plants, p. 24-48 j 580.7 B16

Mathews. Familiar trees and their leaves j 582 M47a

See also Botany. — Flowers. — Plants. — Trees.

Le Brun, Madame.

Bolton. Famous leaders among women, p. 92-122 j 920.7 B6ifa

Lee, Gen. Henry.

Morris. Heroes of the army, p. 81-88 .- j 923-5 M9ih

Lee, Gen. Robert Edward.

Hamihon. Life of Robert E. Lee j 92 L526h

Harper. Leaders of men, p.359-381 j 923 H28

Hill. On the trail of Grant and Lee j 92 G789h

Mabie. Heroes every child should know, p. 289-308 j 920 Miih

Morris. Heroes of the army, p. 170-178 j 923.5 M9ih

Lee, Gen. Robert Edward. Stories.

Southern stories, p. 3-17 J S727

Lee, William.

Towle. Heroes and martyrs of invention, p. 52-61 j 926 T65

Legends.

Baldwin. Fifty famous stories retold j 904 B19

Baldwin. Wonder-book of horses j 398 B19W

Canton. Child's book of warriors j 398.2 C17

Darton. Wonder book of old romance .j 398.2 D26

Ebbutt. Hero-myths & legends j 398.2 E21

Forbes. Elizabeth's charm-string j 398.2 F75

Guerber. Legends of Switzerland j 398.2 G95le

Guerber. Legends of the middle ages j 398.2 G95I

Guerber. Legends of the Rhine j 398.2 G9S

Haaren. Ballads and tales j Hi 13b

Higginson. Tales of the enchanted islands j 398.2 H53

Irving. Legends of the Alhambra j 398.2 I28I

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 171

Legends — continued.

Irving. Rip Van Winkle j 817 I28r3

For other editions see Author list.

Irving. Tales from the Alhambra j 398.2 I28

Jacobs. Book of wonder voyages j 398.2 J 13

Lang. Book of romance j 398.2 L23

Mabie. Legends that every child should know j 398.2 Mil

Petrovic. Hero tales and legends j 398 P46

Piatt. Stories of the Scottish border j 398.21 P68

Pollard. Stories from old English romance j 398.2 P76

Scudder. Book of legends j 398.2 S43

Seven champions of Christendom j 398.2 S49a

For other editions see Author list.

Tappan. Stories of legendary heroes j 398.2 T19

Underdown. Gateway to romance j 821 M9ig

Wilmot-Buxton. Stories from old French romance. . . .j 398.2 W76S
See also Arthur, King. — Ballads. — Beowulf. — Charlemagne romances.

— (The) Cid. — Fables. — Fairy tales. — Folk-songs. — Gawain, Sir. —

Gudrun. — Guy of Warwick. — Holy Grail. — Indians of America.

Folklore. — King Horn. — Lancelot of the Lake. — Myths. — Robin

Hood. — Roland. — Sagas. — Saints. — Siegfried. — Sigurd. — Tell,

William. — Wandering Jew.

Leighton, Sir Frederick.

Keysor. Great artists, v.4, p. 185-231 j 927 K23g

Leisler, Jacob. Stories.

Brooks. In Leisler's times j B773i

Leo X, pope.

Brooks. Historic boys, p. 154-177 j 920 B77

Leon, Ponce de. See Ponce de Leon, Juan.

Leonardo da Vinci.

Keysor. Great artists, v.3, p. 65-118 j 927 K23g

Leonidas, king of Sparta. See Thermopylae, Battle of, 480 B. C.

Lepanto, Battle of, 1571.

Hale. Stories of the sea, p. 79-93 J 910.4 H15

Leper island. See Molokai island.

Lettering.

Brown. Letters & lettering j 74f 2 B78

Daniels. Text-book of free-hand lettering j 744.2 D22

Day. Alphabets old & new j 744-2 D33a

Letters.

Roosevelt. Theodore Roosevelt's letters to his children., j 92 R684r

Letters. Collections.

Colson & Chittenden. Children's letters j 826 C 72

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Levant. See Asia. — Palestine. — Turkey.

Lewis and Clark expedition.

Brooks. First across the continent j 917.8 B77

Drake. Making of the great West, p. 184-197 j 978 D78

Johnston. Famous scouts, p. 123-139 j 920 J36

McMurry. Pioneers of the Rocky mountains, p. 1-39... j 917.8 M21

Roosevelt. Stories of the great West, p. 69-94 J 917-8 R68s

Stories of American pioneers, p. 75-121 j 923 S88

Tappan. Adventures & achievements, p.40-46 j 920 Ti9a

Wright. Children's stories of American progress, p.86-

103 j 973 W93

Lexington and Concord, Battle of, 1775.

Bacon. Historic pilgrimages in New England, p.332-

399 j 917-4 Bi2h

Hart. Camps and firesides of the Revolution, p.257-260. . j 973.3 H31

Hoar. Book of patriotism, p.286-294 j 172 H64

Morris. Historical tales; American, v.i, p. 157-171 j 973 M9ia

Tiffany. From colony to commonwealth, p.91-114 j 973.3 T45

See also American revolution.

Libby prison.

Famous adventures and prison escapes, p. 184-242 j 973.7 F21

Morris. Historical tales; American, v.i, p. 298-313 j 973 M9ia

Liberty, Statue of.

Our country: East, p.179-181 j 917.3 O32

Singleton. The children's city, p. 252-257 j 917.471 S6l

Life. See Conduct. — Evolution. — Hygiene. — Man.

Life-boats. See Life-saving.

Life-saving.

Baldwin. American book of golden deeds, p. 139-153 j 920 B19

By land and sea, p.249-256 j 910 B99

Coe. Heroes of everyday life, p. 74-103 j 920 C65

Doubleday. Stories of inventors, p. 99-112 j 609 D7S

See also Buoys. — Fire service. — Lighthouses. — Lightships. — Ship-
wrecks.
Also Darling, Grace.

Life-saving. Stories.

Drysdale. Beach patrol j D853b

Otis. Life savers j O314I

Rolt-Wheeler. Boy with the U. S. life-savers j R656bl

Light.

Holden. The sciences, p.96-109 j 500 H71

Pepper. Boy's playbook of science, p. 396-524 j 530.7 P4ia

Williams. How it works, p.230-252 j 604 W74a

See also Aurora borealis. — Lighting. — Phosphorescence. — Photogra-
phy.— Physics. — Sun. — X-rays.

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 173

Light Brigade, Charge of the.

Morris. Historical talcs; Russian, p.267-275 j 947 M91

Trowbridge. Brave deeds, p. 313-317 j 904 T77b

Wood. Boy's book of battles, p.174-181 j 904 W85

Lighthouses.

Baker. Boys' second book of inventions, p. 255-291 j 609 Bi7b

By land and sea, p. 220-224 j 910 B99

King. Picturesque geographical readers, v.4, p. 120-139. . .j 910 K26

Lane. Triumphs of science, p.49-56 j 609 L23

Mowry. American inventions and inventors, p.90-96 j 609 M94

Our country : East, p. 86-90 j 917.3 O32

Rocheleau. Great American industries; transportation,

p.98-103 j 380 Rs6a

Sea stories, p.86-103 j S438

Towle. Heroes and martyrs of invention, p. 62-70 j 926 T65

Lighting.

Carpenter. How the world is housed, p.278-316 j 910 C22h

Chamberlain. How we are sheltered, p. 168-177 j 910 C355

Mowry. American inventions and inventors, p. 61-96 j 609 M94

Williams. How it works, p.392-409 j 604 W74a

See also Candles. — Electric light. — Gas. — Lighthouses. — Natural gas.
— Petroleum.

Lightships.

By land and sea, p. 237-243 j 910 B99

IngersoU. Book of the ocean, p.216-219 j 551.46 124b

Lincoln, Abraham.

Baldwin. Four great Americans, p. 185-246 j 923 B19

Barstow. A new nation, p. 166-180, 186-198 j 973 B27

Bass. Stories of pioneer life, p. 79-90 j 973 B29

Bolton. Lives of poor boys who became famous, p.342-

367 j 920 B61

Brooks. Century book of famous Americans, p. 193-210. .j 923 B77

Brooks. Historic Americans, p. 335-353 J 920 B77h

Brooks. True story of Abraham Lincoln j 92 L7i5br

Children's history book, p.303-311 j 973 C43

Coffin. Abraham Lincoln j 92 L715C

Couch. Roll call of honour, p.90-131 j 920 C83

Cravens. Story of Lincoln j 92 L7i5cr

Eggleston. First book in American history, p.171-181 . . . .j 973 E35

Gallaher. Best Lincoln stories j 92 L7i5g

Gilbert. More than conquerors, p. 373-423 j 920 G38

Harper. Leaders of men, p.382-395 j 923 H28

Holland. Historic boyhoods, p.238-250 j 920 H72

Lodge & Roosevelt. Hero tales, P.323-33S J 973 L76

Mabie. Heroes every child should know, p. 309-319 J 920 Miih

Mabie. Men who have risen, p. 327-338 j 920 Mil

Mace. Lincoln, the man of the people j 92 L7i5m

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Lincoln, Abraham — continued.

McMurry. Pioneers of the Mississippi valley, p. 170-184. .j 977 M2ip

Moores. Life of Abraham Lincoln j 92 L7i5mo

Morris. Heroes of progress in America, p. 260-269 j 920 M91

Mowry. First steps in the history of our country, p.245-

256 j 973 M94a

Nicolay. Boys' life of Abraham Lincoln j 92 L7i5n

Norton. Heart of oak books, v.7, p. 331-342 j 808.8 N46a

Our holidays, p.85-102 j 394 O32

Putnam. Children's life of Abraham Lincoln j 92 L715P

Schauffler. Lincoln's birthday j 92 L715S

Stevenson. Guide to biography, p. 129-143 j 920 S84

Wheeler. Abraham Lincoln j 92 L715W

See also Lincoln's birthday.

Lincoln, Abraham. Stories.

Andrews. The perfect tribute j As68p

Butterworth. In the boyhood of Lincoln j B984i

Stoddard. The boy Lincoln j S869bo

Strange stories of the Civil war, p. 1 17-146 j S897S

Lincoln, Gen. Benjamin.

Morris. Heroes of the army, p.66-72 j 923.5 M9ih

Lincoln, Tad. See Lincoln, Thomas.

Lincoln, Thomas.

Sweetser. Ten boys from history, p. 145-165 j 920 S97

Lincoln's birthday.

Deems. Holy-days and holidays, p. 467-488 qrj 808.8 D37

Le Row. Pieces for every occasion, p. 217-230 j 808.8 L63

McSpadden. Book of holidays, p. 17-36 j 394 M22

Olcott. Good stories for great holidays, p. 27-38 j 394 O23

Schauffler. Lincoln's birthday j 92 L715S

Stevenson. Days and deeds, p. 193-198 j 821.08 S84

Lind, Jenny.

Bolton. Famous types of womanhood, p. 196-240 j 920.7 B6if

Holland. Historic girlhoods, p.265-277 j 920.7 H72

Sweetser. Ten girls from history, p. 109-120 j 920.7 S97

Linen.

Winship. Our industries; fabrics, p. 38-41 j 677 W78

See also Cloth. — Flax.

Linnaeus, Carl von.

Wright. Children's stories of the great scientists, p.90-

113 j 925 W93

Lions.

Johonnot. Neighbors with claws and hoofs, p. 22-27.. • -J S90.4 J37n
Tappan. Out-of-door book, p. 333-346 j 590.4 T19

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 175

Lions. Stories.

Carter. Lion and tiger stories j C237I

Cochrane. Four hundred animal stories, p. 227-241 j C645f

Liquid air.

Baker. Boys' book of inventions, p.43-76 j 609 B17

Tappan. Wonders of science, p.241-254 j 504 Tigw

Liquids.

Boys. Soap-bubbles and the forces which mould them. . . . j 532 B67

Liszt, Franz.

Butterworth. Great composers, p. 83-90 j 927.8 B98

Chapin. Masters of music, p. 354-372 j 927.8 C36

Literature.

Champlin. Young folks' cyclopaedia of literature and art. .rj 803 C35
See also Authors. — Ballads. — Books and reading. — Drama. — Dra-
matic readers. — Fables. — Fairy tales. — Humor. — Legends. —
Letters. — Orations. — Poetry. Collections. — Quotations. — Readers
and speakers. — Sagas.
Literature. American. Sec American literature.
Literature. Chinese. See Chinese literature.
Literature. English. See English literature.
Literature. Hindu. See Hindu literature.

Livermore, Mrs Mary Ashton (Rice).

Bolton. Lives of girls who became famous, p. 50-67 j 920.7 B61

Lives. See Biography.

Also names of persons and classes of persons, as Inventors. —
Painters.

Livingstone, David.

Couch. Roll call of honour, p. 167-205 j 920 C83

Gilbert. More than conquerors, p. 197-221 j 920 G38

Golding. Story of David Livingstone j 92 L749g

Hedin. From pole to pole, p. 261-287 j 910 H39

Jenks. Boys' book of explorations, p. 85-182 j 910.9 J25

Mathews. Livingstone, the pathfinder j 92 L749m

Warren. Stories from English history, p.417-422 j 942 W24

Lizards.

Johonnot. Some curious flyers, creepers and swimmers,

p.36-45 J 590.4 J37S

Llamas.

By land and sea, p. 84-86 j 910 B99

Jordan. Book of natural history, p.228-231 j 590.4 J42

Lane. Strange lands near home, p.89-92 j 918 L23

Llanos.

Johonnot. Geographical reader, p.229-233 j 910 J37

Sparks. Famous explorers, p.278-290 j 910 S73f

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Lobsters.

Duncan. The lobster & his relations, p. 7-22 j 595.3 D89

Local government.

Hill. Lessons for junior citizens j 352 HS5

See also Pennsylvania. Government. — United States. Government.

Locks.

Williams. Hov/ it works, p.430-438 j 604 W74a

Locomotive engineers.

Moffett. Careers of danger and daring, p. 377-419 j 604 M76

Locomotives.

Burns. Story of great inventions, p. 155-163 j 609 B93

Doubleday. Stories of inventors, p. 53-65 j 609 D75

Williams. How it is made, p. 345-368 j 670 W74

See also Railroads. — Steam-engines.
Also Stephenson, George.

Locusts.

Duncan. Some curious insects, p. 29-37 j 595-7 DSgs

Johonnot. Some curious flyers, creepers and swimmers,

p.136-142 j 590.4 J37S

Morley. Grasshopper land, p. 131-243 j 595.72 M91

See also Cicadas (commonly called locusts). — Grasshoppers.

Log cabins.

Beard. Field and forest handy book, p. 317-324 j 790 B34

Beard. Jack of all trades, p.i 16-138 j 790 B34J

Beard. Shelters, shacks and shanties j 796.5 B34

Bond. Scientific American boy, p.254-272 j 790 B62

Hall. Boy craftsman, p. 186-200 j 790 H16

Logan, John, Mingo chief.

Johnston. Famous Indian chiefs, p. 209-229 j 970.2 J36

Logging. See Lumbering.

London.

Finnemore. England, p.i-14 j 914.2 F51

George. Little journey to England and Wales j 914.2 G31

Henty. Famous travels, p. 231-242 j 910 H45f

King. Picturesque geographical readers, v.6, p. 107-177.. j 910 K26

Mitton. Children's book of London j 914.21 M75

Stockton. Personally conducted, p. 158-180 j 914 S86

Thorpe. Children's London qj 914.21 T41

Tomlinson. Young Americans in the British Isles, p.49-

88 j 914.2 T59

Williamson. John and Betty's history visit j 914.2 W75

5"^^ also St. Paul's cathedral, London. — Tower of London. — West-
minster abbey.

London, Zoological gardens.

Gask. Wonders of the zoo j 590.7 G21

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 177

Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth.

Beebe. Story of Longfellow j 92 L828b

Brooks. Historic Americans, p. 354-368 j 920 B77h

Cody. Four American poets, p. 69-130 j 928 C65

Keysor. Sketches of American authors, v.i, p. 125-156. . . .j 928 K23

Macomber. Stories of our authors, p. 41-81 j 928 M21

Our holidays, p. 123-138 j 394 O32

Van Sickle & Seegmiller. Fourth reader, p. 204-210 j 808.8 Vi7f

Wright. Children's stories in American literature, v.i,

p.156-173 j 810.9 W93

Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth. Birthday exercises.

Gowdy. Special days in school, p. 1 18-130 j 808.8 G75

Le Row. Pieces for every occasion, p. 144-152 j 808.8 L63

Roe. American authors, p. 5-14 J 810 R59

Lorraine, Henry I de, duke of Guise. See Guise, Henry I, de
Lorraine, duke of.

Louis, St. See Louis IX, king of France.

Louis VII, king of France.

Douglas. Heroes of the crusades, p.i 15-128 j 940.4 D75

Louis IX, king of France.

Douglas. Heroes of the crusades, p. 326-349 j 940.4 D75

Lang. Book of saints and heroes, p. 215-240 j 922 L23

Mabie. Heroes every child should know, p. 208-226 j 920 Mlih

Newbolt. Book of the happy warrior, p.55-75 J 940.4 N26

Louis XI, king of France. Stories.

Scott. Quentin Durward j S43iq

Louis XIII, king of France.

Marshall. Boy kings and girl queens, p. 356-393 J 923-1 M41

Louis XIV, king of France.

Birkhead. Heroes of modern Europe, p. 128-136 j 920 B48

Brooks. Historic boys, p. 196-217 j 920 B77

Farmer. Boys' book of famous rulers, p. 334-366 j 923.1 F24b

Marshall. Boy kings and girl queens, p.395-439 J 923-1 M41

Pitman. Stories of old France, p.247-282 j 944 P66

Louis XV, king of France.

Marshall. Boy kings and girl queens, p.441-461 j 923.1 M41

Louis XVII, titular king of France.

Hoffmann. Little Dauphin j 92 L927h

Sweetser. Ten boys from history, p.91-127 j 920 S97

Louis XVII, titular king of France. Stories.

Martineau. The peasant and the prince j M431P

Louis Napoleon. Sec Napoleon III, emperor of the French.

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Louisa, qiieen of Prussia.

Bolton. Famous types of womanhood, p.9-61 j 920.7 B6if

Holland. Historic girlhoods, p.217-228 j 920.7 H72

Merz. Louise, queen of Prussia j 92 L928m

Louisburg.

Plummer. Roy and Ray in Canada, p.322-330 j 917.1 P72

Louisburg. Stories.

Otis. Boys of 1745 j 0314b

Oxley. Fife and drum at Louisbourg j 03S4f

Louisiana purchase.

Drake. Making of the great West, p.171-183 j 978 D78

Southern stories, p. 28-33 j S727

Wright. Children's stories of American progress, p.55-

e ^5- ••••••• j 973 W93

^ee also Lewis and Clark expedition.— Mississippi valley.— United
States. History.

Lowell, Charles Russell.

Lodge & Roosevelt. Hero tales, p.261-278 j 973 L76

Lowell, James Russell.

Cody. Four famous American writers, p. 133-194 j 928 C65f

Keysor. Sketches of American authors, v.2, p.87-109 j 928 K23

Macomber. Stories of our authors, p. 127-149 j 928 M21

Rideing. Boyhood of famous authors, p. 140-154 j 928 R43

Wright. Children's stories in American literature, v.i,

P-203-2I8 ;. j" gjo^ ^^3

Lowell, James Russell. Birthday exercises.

Gowdy. Special days in school, p.114-119 j 808.8 G75

Le Row. Pieces for every occasion, P.1S3-162 j 808.8 L63

Roe. American authors, p.29-34 : gjQ -^cq

Lucas, Eliza.

Sweetser. Ten girls from history, p.r23-i43 j 920.7 S97

Lucullus.

Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Romans, p.84-

^^ j 920 P72zgc

Plutarch. Boys' and girls' Plutarch, p.401-405 j 920 P72b

Plutarch. Lives, v.3, p.227-288 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p. 376-385 j 920 P720

Lumbering.

Allen. Geographical and industrial studies; United States

p.253-276 J 6^973 A42

Carpenter. How the world is housed, p.64-98 j 910 C22h

Carpenter. North America, p.198-205 j 917 C22a

Chamberlain. How we are sheltered, p.89-109 j 910 C355

Chase & Clow. Stories of industry, v.i, p.ii7-r27 j 670 C38a3

Coe. Our American neighbors, p.120-131 j 917 C65

Dorrance. Story of the forest, p. 157-178 j 634.9 D74

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 179

Lumbering — continued.

Lane. Industries of to-day, p. 59-67 j 604 L23

McMurry. Type studies from the geography of the U. S.,

p.108-119 j 9173 M2It

Mills. Searchlights on some American industries, p.l-

32 j 609 M69

Noyes. Handwork in wood, p. 7-29. . . . : j 684 N48

Our country: East, p.233-237 j 917.3 O32

Rocheleau. Great American industries; products of the

soil, p.7-36 j 633 R56a

See also Forestry. — Industries. — Sawmills. — Trees. — Wood.

Lusignan, Guy of. See Guy of Lusignan, king of Jerusalem.

Luther, Martin.

Birkhead. Heroes of modern Europe, p. 52-62 j 920 B48

Dutton. Little stories of Germany, p. 87-94 j 943 D95

Elias. In Tudor times, p.ioi-iio j 942.05 E47

George. Little journey to Germany, pt.i, p. 63-67 j 914.3 G31

Morris. Historical tales; German, p. 217-228 j 943 M9ia

Lycurgus.

Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Greeks, p. 1-8. .j 920 P72zg
Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Greece, p.iio-ii6. . . .j 920 H113

Harper. Leaders of men, p.26-42 j 923 H28

Morris. Historical tales; Greek, p. 50-59 J 938 M9ia

Plutarch. Boys' and girls' Plutarch, p.49-72 j 920 P72b

Plutarch. Lives, v.3, p.104-140, 192-197 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p. 17-30 j 920 P720

Tappan. Adventures & achievements, p. 373-392 j 920 Ti9a

Lyell, Sir Charles.

Wright. Children's stories of the great scientists, p.238-

260 j 925 W93

Lynxes.

Cram. More little beasts of field and wood, p. 37-45 J 599 C86m

Lynxes. Stories.

Roberts. Haunter of the pine gloom j R536h

Lyon, Mary.

Baldwin. American book of golden deeds, p. 174-180 j 920 B19

Bolton. Lives of girls who became famous, p. 122-140. . . . j 920.7 B61
Parkman. Heroines of service, p. 1-30 j 920.7 P24

Lysander.

Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Greeks, p.45-

49 j 920 P72zg

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Greece, p. 180-185 j 920 Hi 13

Plutarch. Lives, v.3, p.104-140, 192-197 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p. 135-140 j 920 P720

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Macaroni.

Allen. Geographical and industrial studies; Europe, p.337-

343 J 609.4 A42

Lane. Under sunny skies, p. 47-54 j 914 L23

Macbeth.

Haaren. Ballads and tales, p.99-114 j Hii3b

Hoffman. Story of Macbeth j 822.33 H24

Johonnot. Stories of the olden time, p. 52-58, 206-210 j 904 J37

Scott. Tales of a grandfather, p.7-15 J 94i S43

Shakespeare. Macbeth j 822.33 T51

Maccabaeus, Judas. See Judas Maccabasus.

McClellan, Gen. George Brinton.

Morris. Heroes of the army, p. 150-157 j 923.5 M9ih

McCormick, Cyrus Hall.

Holland. Historic inventions, p. 198-205 j 926 H72

Morris. Heroes of progress in America, p. 166-170 j 920 M91

MacDonald, Flora.

Johonnot. Stories of other lands, p.191-194 j 904 J37S

Mabie & Stephens. Heroines that every child should

knovv^, p. 174-189 j 920.7 Mil

Trowbridge. Brave deeds, p. 185-190 j 904 T77b

McDonough, Thomas.

Blaisdell & Ball. Heroic deeds of American sailors, p.96-

109 j 973 B52he

Morris. Heroes of the navy, p.226-238 j 923.5 M91

Seawell. Tvi^elve naval captains, p. 192-207 j 923.5 S44

Macedonia.

Demetrios. When I was a boy in Greece j 92 D4i9d

See also Greece. History. Ancient.

Also Alexander the Great, king of Macedon. — Demetrius I, king of
Macedon. — Philip II, king of Macedon.

Machinery.

Cochrane. Wonders of modern mechanism j 604 C64

Corbin. Mechanical inventions of to-day j 609 C81

Williams. How it works j 604 W74a

See also Electric motors. — Engines. — Inventions. — Lathes. — Loco-
motives.— Manufactures. — Mechanical drawing. — Mechanics. —
Mines and mining. — Pumps. — Sawmills. — Steam-engines. — Tools.
— Turbines. — Water-wheels. — Windmills.
Mackay, Alexander Murdoch.

Fahs. Uganda's white man of work j 92 Mi75f

Madagascar.

Carpenter. Australia, p.274-289 j 910 C22

Madison, Dolly. See Madison, Mrs Dorothy (Payne)

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX i8i

Madison, Mr^ Dorothy (Payne).

Bolton. Famous leaders among women, p. 123-158. .. .j 920.7 B6ifa

Holland. Historic girlhoods, p.203-216 j 920.7 H72

Tappan. Adventures & achievements, p. 75-88 j 920 Ti9a

Tappan. American hero stories, p. 224-230 j 920 T19

Madison, James.

Brooks. Historic Americans, p.175-187 j 920 B77h

Magdalene of France, queen of Scotland.

Marshall. Boy kings and girl queens, p.157-183 j 923.1 M41

Magellan, Ferdinand.

Butterworth. Story of Magellan j 910 B98

Clay. The treasure finders, p.106-124 j 973-1 C54

Coe. Founders of our country, p.63-74 j 973-2 C6s

Hale. Stories of discovery, p.S9-85 J 910.8 H15

Johnston. Famous discoverers and explorers, p. 185-202. .j 923.9 J36

Johonnot. Stories of other lands, p. 15-20 j 904 J37s

Lav^rler. Story of Columbus and Magellan j 973.1 L41

Lucia. Stories of American discoverers, p. 79-87 j 973-1 L96

McMurry. Pioneers on land and sea, p.161-185 j 923.9 M21

Shaw. Discoverers and explorers, p. 62-67 j 9iO-9 SS3

Synge. Book of discovery, p. 190-204 j 910.9 S99

Towle. Magellan j 92 M252t

Verne. Famous travels and travellers, p.279-306 j 923.9 V27f

Wood. Famous voyages of the great discoverers, p.ioo-

109 j 973-1 W85

Magic.

Collins. Book of magic j I33 C69

Good. Magical experiments j I33 G62m

Hall. The handy boy, p.220-244 j 790 Hi6ha

Neil. Modern conjurer j I33 N21

Magic lanterns.

Adams. Harper's indoor book, p. 203-221 j 680 A21

Hopkins. Experimental science, v.2, p. 75-138 j 530-7 H78e

Williams. How it works, p.263-269 j 604 W74a

See aiso Moving pictures.

Magna charta.

Baldwin. Thirty more famous stories retold, p.ii8-i22..j 904 Bi9t

Oilman. Magna charta stories, p. 7-22 j 904 G42

Johonnot. Stories of the olden time, p.230-236 j 904 J37

Magnetism.

Collins. Book of electricity, p.27-41 j 537 C69

Jackson. Elementary book on electricity and magnetism.. j 537 J12

Meadowcroft. A B C of electricity, p. 16-22 j 537 MS5a2

Morgan. Boy electrician, p.i-15 J 621.3 M89

Shafer. Harper's beginning electricity, p. 106-130 j 537 S52

See also Compass.— Electricity.— Electromagnets.— Physics.

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Magpies.

Walker. Bird legend and life, p. 69-81, 216-217 J 598.2 Wi7b

Mahomet. See Mohammed and Mohammedanism.

Maid of Orleans. See Joan of Arc.

Mail service.

Austin. Uncle Sam's secrets, p. 22-28, 103-113 j 353 A93

Brooks. Century book for young Americans, p. 134-142. . j 342.7 B77

Chamberlain. How we travel, p. 188-203 j 380 C35

Du Puy. Uncle Sam's modern miracles, p. 177-187 j 353 D93

Marriott. Uncle Sam's business, p. 281-296 j 353 M41

Mowry. American inventions and inventors, p. 258-264.. j 609 M94
Rocheleau. Great American industries; transportation,

p.238-263 j 380 R56a

Ship of state, p.243-264 j 353 S55

Tappan. Modern triumphs, p.405-431 j 604 T19

See also Stamps.

Maimonides, Moses. Stories.

Miller. Under the Eagle's wing j M695U

Maine. Description and travel.

Thoreau. Canoeing in the wilderness j 917.41 T39

Maintenon, Madame de.

Bolton, Famous leaders among women, p. 1-54 j 920.7 B6ifa

Maize. See Corn.

Malay peninsula.

Carpenter. Asia, p.201-210 j 915 C22a

Hornaday. Two years in the jungle, p. 291-332 j 915.4 H79

Malay peninsula. Stories.

Fenn. The rajah of Dah j F362r

Malays.

Starr. Strange peoples, p. 150-156 j 572.9 S79

Toward the rising sun, p.92-103 j 915 T65

Malta.

Knox. Boy travellers in southern Europe, p. 407-438. .. .j 914 K35b
Lang. Gibraltar and the West Indies, p. 65-84 j 910.4 L23

Mammoth cave.

Johonnot. Geographical reader, p. 125-136 j 910 J37

Our country: East, p. 57-64 j 917.3 O32

Stockton. Round-about rambles, p. 36-42 j 504 886

Mammoths.

Holder. The ivory king. p. 36-48 j 599.6 H71

See also Animals. Extinct. — Fossils.

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 183

Man.

Elliot. Romance of savage life j 57i E52

Johonnot. Geographical reader, p.226-244 j 910 J37

Starr. Strange peoples j 572-9 S79

White. Boys' and girls' Pliny, p.37-59 J 570 P69

See also Civilization. — Dwarfs. — Evolution. — History. — Manners and

customs. — Physiology.

Also names of races, as Jews.

Man. Prehistoric.

Book of history, v.i, p.127-184 qrj 909 B63

Hall. Days before history j 57i H17

Holbrook. Cave, mound and lake dwellers j 571 H69

Shaler. Story of our continent, p.153-165 j 917 S52

True. Iron star, p.i-31 J 57i T77

See also Archaeology. — Cave-dwellers. — Cliff-dwellers. — Evolution. —
Geology.

Man with the Iron Mask,

Baldwin. Thirty more famous stories retold, P.T32-135..J 904 Bi9t
Morris. Historical tales; French, p.257-263 j 944 M9i5a

Manchuria.

Huntington. Asia, p.171-181 j 9i5 H94

Mandeville, Sir John.

Wright. Children's stories in English literature, v.i, p.142-

161 j 820.9 W93

Manila.

George. Little journeys to Hawaii and the Philippine

islands, pt.2, p. 21-47 J 919-6 G31

MacClintock. The Philippines, p.90-96 j 9I9-I4 M13

Manila bay, Battle of, 1898. See Spanish-American war.
Also Dewey, Admiral George.

Mann, Horace.

Baldwin. American book of golden deeds, p. 157-166 j 920 B19

Brooks. Historic Americans, p. 320-334 j 920 B77h

Brooks. Stories of the old Bay state, p.250-257 j 974-4 B77

Morris. Heroes of progress in America, p. 214-218 j 920 M91

Manners.

Griffin. Young folks' book of etiquette j 395 G89

Hall. Boys, girls and manners j 395 H17

Marden. Success, p.200-236 j 170 M37s

Marden. Winning out, p. 18-29 j 170 M37W

See also Conduct. — Manners and customs.

Manners and customs.

Barnard. How other people live qj Qio B25

Book of history. I5v QH 909 B63

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Manners and customs — continued.

Carpenter. Around the world with the children j 910 C22a

Carpenter. How the world is clothed j 670 C22

Carpenter. How the world is fed j 630 C22

Carpenter. How the world is housed j 910 C22h

Chamberlain. How we are clothed j 670 C35

Chamberlain. How we are fed j 630 C35

Chamberlain. How we are sheltered j 910 C3S5

Chamberlain. How we travel j 380 C35

Mirick. Home life around the world j 910 M73

Moncrieff. Round the world qj 910 M81

Morris. Home life in all lands, v.1-2 j 910 M91

Shaw. Big people and little people of other lands j 390 S53

Tappan. World's story. 14V j 909 T19

Walsh. Curiosities of popular customs rj 394 W18

See also Amusements. — Costume. — Holidays.

Also names of countries, subheads, Description and travel and

Manners and customs, as England. Description and travel. —

India. Manners and customs.

Mantegna, Andrea.

Keysor. Great artists, v.5, p. 125-135 j 927 K23g

Manual training.

Allen & Cotton. Manual training for common schools.. j 684 A42

Griffith. Woodwork for secondary schools j 684 G89W

Seaton. Selected shop problems j 684 S44

See also Carpentry. — Drawing. — Handicraft. — Occupations for chil-
dren.— Wood-carving.

Manufactures,

Rocheleau. Great American industries; manufactures. .. .j 670 R56

Williams. How it is made j 670 W74

See also Automobiles. — Bricks. — Candles. — Carpets. — Clocks and
watches. — Cloth. — Clothing. — Commerce. — Cutlery. — Explosives.
— Flour. — Furniture. — Glass. — Hats. — • Industries. — Iron. —
Leather. — Locks. — Machinery. — Matches. — Nails and screws. —
Needles and pins. — Paper. — Perfumery. — Pottery. — Rubber. — -
Shoes. — Soap. — Steel. — Tin.

Maple sugar.

Arnold & Gilbert. Reader for fifth grades, p. 268-272. . .j 808.8 A75r

Dorrance. Story of the forest, p. 206-213 j 634.9 D74

Lane. Industries of to-day, p. 54-58 j 604 L23

Our country: East, p.225-228 j 917.3 O32

Rocheleau. Great American industries; products of the

soil, p.68-76 j 633 R56a

Maps. Collections.

Cram. Descriptive review of Pennsylvania qrj 917.48 C86

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 185

Marathon, Battle of, 490 B. C.

Church. Helmet and spear, p.i-io j 938 C46h

Church. Pictures from Greek life and story, p.29-40 j 938 C46

Church. Story of the Persian war, p.45-58 j 888 H47C

Oilman. Magna charta stories, p. 53-66 j 904 G42

Linscott. Boys' book of battles, p. 12-22 j 904 L72

Long. Famous battles, p.i-15 J 904 L82

Morris. Historical tales; Greek, p. 126-134 J 938 M9ia

White. Boys' and girls' Herodotus, p. 252-260 j 888 H47b

Wood. Boy's book of battles, p.i-6 j 904 W85

See also Greece. History. Ancient.

Marble.

Carpenter. How the world is housed, p. 1 14-122 j 910 C22h

Chase & Clow. Stories of industry, v.i, p.131-137 J 670 C38a3

Rocheleau. Great American industries; minerals, p.113-

134 i 553 R56g

Marbles (game).

Beard. Outdoor handy book, p.3-36 j 796 B340

Graham. Country pastimes for boys, p. 417-426 j 796 G77

Marcellus.

Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Romans, p.55-

62 j 920 P72zgc

Plutarch. Lives, v.2, p.238-27g j 920 P72

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p.285-296 j 920 P720

Marco Polo. See Polo, Marco.

Marcus Aurelius, emperor of Rome.

Brooks. Historic boys, p. 1-24 j 920 B77

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Rome, p.242-253. . . .j 920 Hii3f
Stories of Greece and Rome, p. 129-146 j 938 S84

Margaret, St. See Margaret, queen of Scotland.

Margaret, queen of Scotland.

Lang. Book of saints and heroes, p. 185-195 j 922 L23

Steedman. Our island saints, p.i39-i59 J 398.2 S810

Margaret of Anjou, queen of England.

Abbott. Margaret of Anjou j 92 M382a

Farmer. Girls' book of famous queens, p.120-136 j 923.1 F24

Margaret of Anjou, queen of England. Stories.

Scott. Anne of Geierstein j S43iann

Margaret Tudor, queen of Scotland. Stories.

Brooks. Storied holidays, p.i39-i55 J B773S

Maria Theresa, empress of Austria.

Farmer. Girls' book of famous queens, p.283-301 j 923-1 F24

Oertel. Maria Theresa J 92 M3840

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Marie Antoinette, queen of France.

Abbott. Maria Antoinette j 92 M386a

Farmer. Girls' book of famous queens, p. 321-377 j 923.1 F24

Holland. Historic girlhoods, p.165-181 ■ j 920.7 H72

Pitman. Stories of old France, p.285-310 j 944 P66

Mariner's compass. See Compass.

Marion, Francis.

Johnston. Famous cavalry leaders, p. 197-219 j 923.5 J36

Morris. Heroes of the army, p.89-98 j 923.5 M9ih

Morris. Historical tales; American, v.i, p.223-236 j 973 M9ia

Marionettes. See Puppet shows.

Marius, Caius.

Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Romans, p.69-

77 j 920 P72ZgC

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Rome, p.148-161. . . .j 920 Hii3f

Plutarch. Lives, v.3, p.48-103 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Lives; retold by Weston, p.233-276 j 920 P72I

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p.343-358 j 920 P720

Marlborough, Duke of.

Johonnot. Stories of other lands, p. 95-104 j 904 J37s

Marlborough, Duke of. Stories.

Henty. Cornet of horse j H456CO

Marquette, Jacques.

Baldwin. Discovery of the old Northwest, p. 149-180 j 977 B19

Catherwood. Heroes of the middle west, p.i-43 J 977 C28

Drake. Making of the great West, p.85-92 j 978 D78

Hulst. Indian sketches, p. 1-39 j 970-3 H91

Johnston. Famous discoverers and explorers, p.361-382. .j 923.9 J36
McMurry. Pioneers of the Mississippi valley, p.i-15.. ..j 977 M2ip

Parkman. Boys' Parkman, p.26-37 j 973.2 P24b

Pratt. De Soto, Marquette and La Salle j 920 P88

Sparks. Famous explorers, p. 246-252 j 910 S73f

Marshall, John, chief justice.

Brooks. Historic Americans, p.161-174 j 920 B77h

Cooke. Stories of the Old Dominion, p.257-266 j 975-5 C77

Morris. Heroes of progress in America, p.115-119 j 920 M91

Martineau, Harriet.

Bolton. Famous types of womanhood, p. 150-195 j 920.7- B6if

Mary, queen of England.

Hunt. Prisoners of the Tower of London, p. 166-173. .. .j 920 H94

Mary, queen of Scots.

Abbott. Mary, queen of Scots j 92 M439a

Farmer. Girls' book of famous queens, p. 156-231 j 923.1 F24

Holland. Historic girlhoods, p. 78-92 j 920.7 H72

Hunt. Prisoners of the Tower of London, p. 193-220 j 920 H94

Marshall. Boy kings and girl queens, p. 269-315 j 923.1 M41

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 187

Mary, queen of Scots. Stories.

Scott. Abbot j S43ia

Yonge. Unknown to history j Y29U

Mason, Sir Josiah.

Bolton. Lives of poor boys who became famous, p.46-

53 j 920 B61

Masonry. See Bricks. — Bridges. — Concrete. — Dams. — Stone.

Massachusetts.

Bacon. Historic pilgrimages in New England j 917-4 Bi2h

Brooks. Stories of the old Bay state j 974-4 B77

Hawthorne. Grandfather's chair j 974-4 H36

Hawthorne. Whole history of grandfather's chair j 974-4 H36g

Pratt & Lovering. Stories of Massachusetts j 974-4 P88

See also Boston. — Hoosac tunnel. — Plymouth. — United States. Colo-
nial period.

Massacre of St. Bartholomew, Sec St. Bartholomew, Massacre of.

Matches.

Carpenter. How the world is housed, p. 314-316 j 910 C22h

Lane. Industries of to-day, p.68-76 j 604 L23

Mowry. American inventions and inventors, p. 51-57 J 609 M94

Tidy. Story of a tinder-box j 536.46 T44

Williams. How it is made, p.46-59 j 670 W74

Matilda of Flanders, queen of England.

Farmer. Girls' book of famous queens, p.iio-119 j 923-I F24

Maud, queen of England.

Brooks. Historic girls, p.98-113 j 920.7 B77

Maximilian, emperor of Mexico.

Morris. Historical tales; Spanish-American, p. 316-324. . . .j 972 M91

May day.

Beard. American girls' handy-book, p. 71-80 j 790 B343

Beard. Indoor and outdoor handicraft and recreation

for girls, p.237-253 j 790 B343i

McSpadden. Book of holidays, p.103-113 j 394 M22

Patten. The year's festivals, p. 155-182 j 394 P31

Wide world, p. 126-133 J 9io W67

May day. Stories.

Brooks. Storied holidays, p.119-134 J B773S

Dodge. Land of pluck, p.269-278 j D671I

Olcott. Good stories for great holidays, p.89-118 j 394 O23

Stone & Fickett. Every day life in the colonies, p.94-

102 j 917-3 S87

Mayflower (ship). Sec Pilgrim Fathers. — Plymouth. — United

States. Colonial period.

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Mazeppa, Ivan.

Abbott. Peter the Great, p. 33-34, 227-236 j 92 P45Sa

Morris. Historical tales; Russian, p. 149-154 j 947 M91

Meade, Gen. George Gordon.

Morris. Heroes of the army, p. 206-212 j 923.5 M9ih

Meat.

Carpenter. How the world is fed, p. 73-106, 126-153 j 630 C22

Rocheleau. Great American industries; manufactures,

p.99-123 j 670 R56

See also Cooking.

Mechanical drawing.

Anthony. Elements of mechanical drawing j 744 A62e2

See also Lettering.

Mechanical toys. See Electric toys. — Toys.

Mechanics.

Boy mechanic. 2v qj 680 B66

Collins. Home handy book j 680 C69

Hodgson. Mechanics indoors and out j 620 H66

Hopkins. Home mechanics for amateurs j 680 H78

Johnson. Mechanics and some of its mysteries j 531 J36

Williams. How to make things j 604 W74h

See also Aeroplanes. — Air-ships. — Automobiles. — Electric motors. —
Electric toys. — Engineering. — Handicraft.— Machinery. — Motor
boats. — Motor cycles. — Physics. — Steam-engines.

Meissonier, Jean Louis Ernest.

Bolton. Lives of poor boys who became famous, p.303-

312 j 920 B61

Memorial day.

Deems. Holy-days and holidays, p. 566-587 qrj 808.8 D37

Gowdy. Special days in school, p. 177-204 j 808.8 G75

McSpadden. Book of holidays, p. 159-170 j 394 M22

Schauffler. Memorial day j 808.8 S3im

Shoemaker. Holiday entertainments, p. 150-162 j 793 S55

Willis & Farmer. Month by month books, v.3, p. 233-241,

247-251 j 372 W7S

Memorial day. Poetry.

Le Row. Pieces for every occasion, p. 275-298 j 808.8 L63

Stevenson. Days and deeds, p. 19-34 j 821.08 S84

Memorial day. Stories.

Harrison. In story-land, p. 178-186 j H298ii

Olcott. Good stories for great holidays, p.141-156 j 394 O23

Mendelssohn, Moses.

Hosmer. The Jews, p.240-253 j 296 H82

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 189

Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, Felix.

Butterworth. Great composers, p.65-72 j 927.8 B98

Chapin. Masters of music, p. 302-330 j 9278 C36

Hosmer. The Jews, p.330-354 J 296 H82

Tapper. First studies in music biography, p. 217-242 j 927-8 T19

Merchants. See Business. — Commerce.

Merrimac (ship). See Monitor and Merrimac (ships).

Metacom. See Philip, King.

Metal-work.

Adams. Harper's indoor book, p.81-147 j 680 A21

Collins. Handicraft for boys, p. 56-102 j 680 C69h

Eraser. Every boy's book of handicraft, sports and amuse-
ments, p. 122-149 j 790 F88

Hall. Handicraft for handy boys, p.206-218 j 790 Hi6h

Hopkins. Home mechanics for amateurs, p. 89-168 j 680 H78

Sanford. Art crafts for beginners, p.67-133 j 707.2 S22

Sleffel. Working in metals j 739 S63

See also Copper work. — Handicraft. — Ironwork. — Jewelry.

Metals.

Chase & Clow. Stories of industry, v.i, p. 35-99 J 670 C38a3

Kelley. Boy mineral collectors j 549 K16

White. Boys' and girls' Pliny, p. 252-271 _.j 570 P69

See also Minerals.^Mines and mining.

Also names of metals and alloys, as Gold.

Meteorology. See Weather.

Meteors.

Ball. Star-land, p.284-317 J 523 B21S2

Knox. Adventures of two youths in a journey to Ceylon

and India, p.133-138 J 9154 K35

Tappan. Wonders of science, p. 449-460 j 504 Tigw

See also Astronomy.

Mexican war.

Abbot. Story of our army, p.241-282 j 973 Ai2s

Ladd. History of the War with Mexico j 973-6 L13

Nicolay. Book of American wars, p.215-243 j 973 N32

Nicolay. Our nation in the building, p.357-383 J 973 N320

Wright. Children's stories of American progress, p.248-

267 j 973 W93

Mexican war. Poetry.

Eggleston. American war ballads, v.i, p. 149-163 j 811.08 E35a

Knowles. Poems of American patriotism, p.99-ii5-.- • -J 811.08 K35
Stevenson. Poems of American history, p. 354-374 J 811.08 S84

Mexico.

Tappan. World's story, v.ii, p.477-535 J 909 T19

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Mexico. Description and travel.

Carpenter. North America, p. 376-393 j 917 C22a

Coe. Our American neighbors, p. 149-193 j 917 C65

George. Little journey to Mexico and Central America. j 917.2 G3ia
King. Picturesque geographical readers, v.2, p. 252-285. . . .j 910 K26

Knox. Boy travellers in Mexico j 917.2 K35

Plummer. Roy and Ray in Mexico j 917.2 P72

Schwatka. In the land of cave and cliff dwellers j 917.2 S41

Mexico. History.

Coxhead. Mexico j 972 C85

Lang. Blue true story book, p. 76-136 j 904 L23b

Lang. True story book, p. 224-325 j 904 L23

Morris. Historical tales; Spanish-American, p. 44-70, 226-

235, 288-308, 316-324 j 972 M91

Seelye & Eggleston. Montezuma and the conquest of

Mexico j 972 S45

See also Alamo, Siege of the, 1836.

Also Alvarado, Pedro de. — Cortes, Hernando.— Montezuma II,
emperor of Mexico.

Mexico. Manners and customs.

Blaisdell & Dalrymple. Manuel in Mexico j 917.2 B52

By land and sea, p.102-112 j 910 B99

Carroll. & Jerome. Around the world; book three, p.47-

7^ j 910 C23C

Lane. Strange lands near home, p. 16-35 j 918 L23

Starr. Strange peoples, p. 17-25 j 572.9 S79

Wide world, p.108-113, 123-125 j 910 W67

Mexico. Stories.

Gaines. Little Light j G139I

Henty. By right of conquest j H456br

Munroe. White conquerors j M968W

Smith. Under the cactus flag j S6551U

Meyerbeer, Giacomo.

Chapin. Masters of music, p.232-245 j 927.8 C36

Mice.

Burroughs. Squirrels and other fur-bearers, p.iii-124.. .j 599.3 B94
Cram. More little beasts of field and wood, p. 144-173.. j 599 C86m

Michael Angelo.

Eggleston. Strange stories from history, p. 206-211 j 904 E35

Holland. Historic boyhoods, p.21-34 j 920 H72

Home & Scobey. Stories of great artists, p. 27-44 j 927.5 H79

Johonnot. Stories of other lands, p. 130-142 j 904 J37S

Keysor. Great artists, v.3, p. 3-64 j 927 K23g

Knox. Boy travellers in southern Europe, p. 194-197.. . .j 914 K35b
Stories of the middle ages, p. 167-177 j S8842

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 191

Microbes. See Germs.

Microscope.

Hopkins. Home mechanics for amateurs, p. 218-225 j 680 H78

Williams. How it works, p.253-263 j 604 W74a

Middle ages.

Atkinson. European beginnings of American history.... j 940 A87
Bourne & Benton. Introductory American history, p.86-

^45 j 973 B65

Creighton. Heroes of European history, p.47-112 j 940 C87

Gordy. American beginnings in Europe, p. 113-228 j 940 G66

Guerber. Legends of the middle ages j 398.2 G95I

Haaren & Poland. Famous men ot the middle ages..j 920 Hii3fa

Harding. Story of the middle ages j 940.1 H25

Quennell. History of everyday things in England. 2v..j 914.2 Q25

Tappan. European hero stories j 940 T19

Tappan. Heroes of the middle ages j 940 Tiga

Tappan. Old World hero stories j 909 T190

Tappan. When knights were bold j 940.1 T19

See also Chivalry. — Crusades. — Europe. History. — Feudal system.
Also names of persons, as Charlemagne, emperor of the West.

Middle ages. Stories.

Bouvet. Sweet William j B66is

Knapp. Boy and the baron j K335b

Lamprey. In the days of the guild j Li99i

Pyle. Otto of the silver hand j P9960

Reade. Cloister and the hearth j R253C

Stein. Gabriel and the hour book j S8i9g

Stein. Little count of Normandy j S8i9li

Stein. Little shepherd of Provence j S819I

Stein. Troubadour tales j S8l9t

Stockton. Story of Viteau j S866s

Stories of the middle ages j S8842

Yonge. Dove in the eagle's nest j Y29d

Migration of birds. See Birds. Migration.

Miles, Gen. Nelson Appleton.

Morris. Heroes of the army, p. 328-336 j 923.5 M9ih

Military life. See Army life.

Military training.

Collins. Boys' military manual j 355.5 C71

Ellis & Garey. Plattsburg manual j 355.51 E53a

Milk.

Evans. Farm life readers, book five, p. 342-347 j 808.8 E94a

Fabre. Our humble helpers, p. 293-315 j 636 Fii

Jewett. Town and city, p. 149-163 j 614 J31

Our country: East, p. 174-178 j 917.3 O32

See also Butter. — Cheese. — Cows.

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Millais, Sir John Everett.

Keysor. Great artists, v.4, p.119-183 j 927 K23g

Millet, Jean Frangois.

Home & Scobey. Stories of great artists, p. 1 10-136. . . .j 927.5 H79

Millinery. See Costume. — Hats.

Milton, John.

Norton. Heart of oak books, v.7, p. 15-31 j 808.8 N46a

Wright. Children's'stories in English literature, v.2, p.ioo-

142 j 820.9 W93

Minerals.

Kelley. Boy mineral collectors j 549 K16

Rocheleau. Great American industries; minerals j 553 R56g

Verrill. Harper's book for young naturalists, P.237-2S0. . j 579 V28h
See also Geology. — Marble. — Metals. — Mines and mining.
Also names of minerals, as Coal. — Salt.

Mines and mining.

Carpenter. North America, p. 192-198 j 917 C22a

Cooke. A visit to a coal mine j 622.33 C77

Corbin. Mechanical inventions of to-day, p. 69-94 j 609 C81

Greene. Coal and the coal mines j 622.33 G83

Kelley. Boy mineral collectors, p.ioi-113, 242-259 j 549 K16

King. Picturesque geographical readers, v. 5, p. 38-50.... j 910 K26

Martin. Story of a piece of coal, p.84-101 j 553.2 M42

Price. The land we live in, p. 139-155 j 351.71 1 P94

Williams. How^ it is done, p.437-466 ; j 620 W74

See also Coal. — Explosives. — Gold. — Iron. — Lead. — Metals. — Min-
erals.— Salt. — Silver.

Mines and mining. Stories.

Henty. Facing death j H456fa

Munroe. Derrick Sterling j M968de

Samuel. Story of gold and silver j S193S

Ministers.

Smith. One hundred famous Americans, p. 284-314 j 920 S649

See also Preaching.

Also names of ministers, as Beecher, Henry Ward.

Minks.

Burroughs. Squirrels and other fur-bearers, p. 90-93.... j 599-3 B94
Cram. Little beasts of field & vi^ood, p. 107-136 j 599 C86

Mint. See United States. Mint.

Missionary work.

Banks. Heroes of the South seas j 266 B22

Humphreys. Missionary explorers j 922 H92

See also names of missionaries, as Chalmers, James. — Mackay, Alex-
ander Murdoch.

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 193

Mississippi river.

Bond. Pick, shovel and pluck, p.92-102 j 620 B62p

Carpenter. North America, p.146-172 j 917 C22a

Du Puy. Uncle Sam's modern miracles, p. 70-82 j 353 D93

McMurry. Larger types of American geography, p.94-

134 j 917.3 M21

Mississippi river. Stories.

Eggleston. Last of the flatboats j E3571I

Eggleston. Running the river j E357ir

Mississippi valley.

Catherwood. Heroes of the middle west j 977 C28

McMurry. Pioneers of the Mississippi valley j 977 M2ip

Parish. The man with the iron hand j 973.2 P23

Mitchell, Maria.

Bolton. Lives of girls who became famous, p. 87-103. . . . j 920.7 B61

Modeling. See Clay-modeling. — Sculpture.

Mohammed and Mohammedanism.

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of the middle ages, p.8o-

92 j 920 Hii3fa

Harper. Leaders of men, p. 144-162 j 923 H28

Holland. Mohammed j 92 M772h

Niver. Great names and nations, v.2, p. 36-47 j 909 N37

Wilmot-Buxton. Story of the crusades, p. 9-44 j 940.4 W76

Mold. See Fungi.

Moldings.

Mills. Searchlights on some American industries, p.208-

227 j 609 M69

Moles.

Cram. More little beasts of field and wood, p.209-234. .j 599 C86m
Mcllvaine. Outdoors, indoors and up the chimney, p.173-

179 j 570.4 M17

MoUusks. See Animals. — Ocean life. — Oysters. — Shells.

Molokai island.

Krout. Alice's visit to the Hawaiian islands, p. 156-172. . j 919.69 K42
See also Damien, Father.

Money.

Austin. Uncle Sam's secrets j 353 A93

Lubbock. Short history of coins and currency j 332.49 L96

Marriott. Uncle Sam's business, p.97-127 j 353 M41

Williams. How it is made, p. 13-28 j 670 W74

See also Coins. — -Commerce. — United States. Mint.

Monitor and Merrimac (ships).

Abbot. Naval history of the U. S., p.664-682 j 973 Ai2n

Barstow. The Civil war, p.84-97 j 973-7 B27

Civil war stories, p. 33-59 j C496

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Monitor and Merrimac (ships) — continued.

Lodge & Roosevelt. Hero tales, p. 183-195 j 973 L76

Matthews. Our navy in time of war, p. 1-32 j 973.7 M47

Morris. Historical tales; American, v.i, p. 275-284 j 973 M9ia

Stevens. Boy's book of famous warships, p. 154-170 j 359 S84

Strange stories of the Civil war, p. 147-162 j S897S

Worden. The Monitor and the Merrimac j 973.7 W89

Monkeys,

Johonnot. Neighbors with claws and hoofs, p. 233-256.. j 590.4 J37n

Miller. Four-handed folk j 599.8 M69

Monteith. Familiar animals, p. 192-208 j 599 M85

Morris. Home life in all lands, v.3, p. 247-282 j 910 M91

See also Apes.

Monkeys. Stories.

Cochrane. Four hundred animal stories, p.44-80 j C645f

Drummond. The monkey that would not kill j D844m

Johnston. Story of Dago j J367S

Otis. Mr. Stubbs's brother j 0314m

Monmouth's rebellion. Stories.

Van Dyke. Historic scenes in fiction, p.209-220 j 904 V18

Monroe, James.

Brooks. Historic Americans, p. 188-201 j 920 B77h

Montefiore, Sir Moses.

Hosmer. The Jews, p.277-294 j 296 H82

Parton. Captains of industry, v.i, p. 379-384 j 926 P27

Montefiore, Sir Moses. Stories.

Cooper. Think and thank j C789t

Montenegro.

George. Little journeys to Balkans, pt.i, p. 13-26 j 914.96 G31

Trevor. Montenegro j 914.97 T73

Montezuma II, emperor of Mexico.

Pratt. Cortes and Montezuma j 973.1 P88

Seelye & Eggleston. Montezuma and the conquest of

Mexico j 972 S45

Wade. Ten big Indians, p. 11-44 j 970.2 Wii

See also Mexico. History.
Also Cortes, Hernando.
Montreal.

Plummer. Roy and Ray in Canada, p. 87-166 j 917.1 P72

Montrose, James Graham, marquis of.

Lang. Red book of heroes, p. 135-168 j 920 L23

Monuments. See Pyramids.
Moody, Dwight Lj'man.

Bolton. Lives of poor boys who became famous, p.323-

341 j 920 B61

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 195

Moon.

Ball. Star-land, p. 74-133 j 523 B21S2

Porter. Stars in song and legend, p. 13-21 j 523.8 P83

Pratt. Storyland of stars, p.41-47 j 523.8 P88

Tappan. Out-of-door book, p.315-324 j 590.4 T19

See also Astronomy. — Tides.

Moon. Stories.

Holbrook. Book of nature myths, p. 179-200 j 398 H69

Moore, Sir John.

Johonnot. Stories of other lands, p. 124-129 j 904 J37S

Moore, Sir John. Stories.

Henty. With Moore at Corunna j H4S6wm

Moors.

Finnemore. Morocco j 916.4 F51

Johonnot. Stories of the olden time, p. 179-183 j 904 J37

Morris. Historical tales; Spanish, p. 23-150, 192-201 j 946 M91

See also Alhambra. — Mohammed and Mohammedanism.
Moose.

Roosevelt. Wilderness hunter, p. 203-229 j 799 R68w

Moose. Stories.

Roberts. King of the Mamozekel j R536k

Moral stories. See Ethical stories.

More, Sir Thomas.

Creighton. Stories from English history, p. 130-142 j 942 C8761

Elias. In Tudor times, p. 214-225 j 942.05 E47

Hunt. Prisoners of the Tower of London, p.95-111 j 920 H94

Lang. Red book of heroes, p.222-245 j 920 L23

Mitton. Children's book of London, p.165-181 j 914.21 M75

Yonge. Book of golden deeds, p. 224-232 j 920 Y29

More, Sir Thomas. Stories.

Van Dyke. Historic scenes in fiction, p. 1 18-127 J 904 V18

Morgan, Daniel.

Blaisdell & Ball. Hero stories from American history,

p.105-122 j 973 B52h

Cooke. Stories of the Old Dominion, p.289-297 j 975.5 C77

Morris. Heroes of the army, p. 73-80 j 923.5 M9ih

Mormons.

Coffin. Building the nation, p. 440-449 j 973 C66

Drake. Making of the great West, p. 264-268 j 978 D78

Morocco.

Finnemore. Morocco j 916.4 F51

Morris, Gouverneur.

Lodge & Roosevelt. Hero tales, p. 91-99 j 973 L76

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Morris, Robert.

Baldwin. American book of golden deeds, p. 189-194 j 920 B19

Brooks. Historic Americans, p. 130-145 j 920 B77h

Goho. Pennsylvania reader, p.76-78 j 974-8 G57

Morris. Heroes of progress in America, p.66-75 j 920 M91

Morse, Samuel Finley Breese.

Brooks. Historic Americans, p.305-319 J 920 B77h

Eggleston. First book in American history, p.161-171 . . .j 973 E35

Holland. Historic inventions, p.i68-i88 j 926 H72

Macomber. Stories of great inventors, p. 79-119 j 926 M21

Morris. Historical tales; American, v.i, p.259-274 j 973 M9ia

Perry. Four American inventors, p.131-201 j 926 P44

Moselle river.

By land and sea, p.47-52 j 910 B99

Moses.

Harper. Leaders of men, p. 1-25 j 923 H28

Mosquitoes.

Evans. Farm life readers; book five, p. 298-302 j 808.8 E94a

Mcllvaine. Outdoors, indoors and up the chimney, p.141-

147 j 570.4 M17

Schvi^artz. Grasshopper Green's garden, p.49-68 j 595-7 S39

Mother Goose melodies. See Nursery rhymes.

Mothers' day.

McSpadden. Book of holidays, p.145-157 j 394 M22

Olcott. Good stories for great holidays, p.121-133 j 394 O23

Moths.

Ballard. Among the moths and butterflies j 595.78 B21

Dickerson. Moths and butterflies j 595.78 D55

Duncan. Butterflies and moths j 595.78 D89

Holland. The moth book qj 595.78 H72m

Miller. Butterfly and moth book j 595.78 M69

Morley. Insect folk, v.2, p. 45-86 j 595.7 M91

Weed. Life histories of American insects, p.99-134. . . .j 595.7 W42
See also Butterflies. — Caterpillars. — Silkworms.

Motion pictures. See Moving pictures.

Motley, John Lothrop.

Wright. Children's stories in American literature, v.i,

p.174-187 j 810.9 W93

Motor boats.

Davis. Harper's boating book for boys, p. 219-304 j 797 D31

Davis. Motor boating for boys j 629.1232 D31

Verrill. Book of the motor boat j 629.1232 V28

Motor cars. See Automobiles.

Motor cycles.

Bullivant. Every boy's book of hobbies, p. 368-378 j 790 B87

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 197

Motors. Sec Electric motors.

Mott, Mrs Lucretia (Coffin).

Bolton. Lives of girls who became famous, p. 33-49 J 920.7 B61

Morris. Heroes of progress in America, p. 219-225 j 920 Mgi

Motte-Fouque, baron de la. Sec La Motte-Fouque, Friedrich
Heinrich Karl, baron de.

Mottoes. Sec Quotations.

Mould. See Fungi.

Mound-builders.

Hazard. Indians and pioneers, p. 26-39 J 973-1 H37a

Higginson. Young folks' history of the U.S., p. 5-12.... j 973 H53

Holbrook. Cjave, mound and lake dwellers j 571 H69

Our country: East, p.50-56 j 017.3 O32

Starr. American Indians, p.98-107 j 970.1 S79

Mount Vernon.

Blaisdell & Ball. Short stories from American history,

p.104-110 j 973 B52S

Our country: East, p. 137-140 j 917-3 O32

Mountains. See Geology. — Physical geography. — Volcanoes.
Also names of mountains, as Alps mountains.

Mouse tower.

Morris. Historical tales; German, p. 58-63 j 943 M9ia

Moving pictures.

Doubleday. Stories of inventors, p.115-130 j 609 D75

Maule. Boy's book of new inventions, p. 164-223 j 609 M48a

Tappan. Wonders of science, p. 37-52 j 504 T19W

Mozambique.

White & Smith. Little journey to South Africa, p.171-

181 j 916.8 W63I

Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus.

Bolton. Lives of poor boys who became famous, p.72-

82 j 920 B61

Butterworth. Great composers, p. 43-48 j 927.8 B98

Chapin. Masters of music, p.151-173 j 927.8 C36

Holland. Historic boyhoods, p.109-121 j 920 H72

Sweetser. Ten boys from history, p. 197-210 j 920 S97

Tapper. First studies in music biography, p. 1 19-158. . . .j 927.8 T19

Mucius, Caius.

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Rome, p. 61-63 j 920 Hii3f

Mud turtles. Sec Turtles.

Muir, John.

Muir. Story of my boyhood and youth j 92 M953m

Parkman. Heroes of to-day, p. 1-28 j 920 P24

Wade. Pilgrims of to-day, p. 1-53 j 920 Wii

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Murat, Marechal Joachim, king of Naples.

Johnston. Famous cavalry leaders, p. 248-276 j 923.5 J36

Montorgueil. Murat j 92 M97im

Murillo, Bartolome Esteban.

Keysor. Great artists, v.i, p.49-9t) j 927 K23g

Museums.

Singleton. The children's city j 917.471 S61

Mushrooms.

Atkinson. First studies of plant life, p.215-221 j 581 A87

Mcllvaine. Outdoors, indoors and up the chimney, p.31-

36 j 570.4 M17

See also Fungi.

Music.

Lillie. Story of music and musicians j 780 L69

Upton. In music land, p. 140-167 j 927.8 U26

See also Cantatas. — College songs. — -Hymns. — Musical instruments.
— Musicians. — National songs. — Operettas. — Songs.

Musical instruments.

Upton. In music land, p. 168-192 j 927.8 U26

Williams. How it works, p.277-309 j 604 W74a

See also Pianos.

Musicians.

Butterworth. Great composers j 927.8 B98

Chapin. Masters of music j 927.8 C36

Lillie. Story of music and musicians j 780 L69

Tapper. First studies in music biography j 927.8 T19

Upton. In music land j 927.8 U26

See also names of musicians, as Wagner, Richard.

Muskrats.

Burroughs. Squirrels and other fur-bearers, P.43-47....J 599.3 B94

Cram. Little beasts of field & wood, p. 153-192 j 599 C86

Sharp. A watcher in the woods, p.37-49 j 590.4 S53

Mythology. See Myths.

Myths.

Baldwin. Wonder-book of horses j 398 B19W

Clarke. Child's guide to mythology. . j 291 C53

Cooke. Nature myths and stories j 398 C77a

Farmer. Nature myths of many lands j 398 F24

Holbrook. Book of nature myths j 398 H69

Olcott. The wonder garden j 398 O23W

Porter. Stars in song and legend j 523.8 P83

Shahan. Myths and legends j 292 S52m

Tappan. Myths from many lands j 291 T19

See also Argonauts. — Fairy tales. — Indians of America. Folklore. —
Legends. — Sagas.
Also names of mythological heroes, as Hercules. — Theseus.

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 199

Myths. Greek and Roman.

^ Baldwin. Old Greek stories J 292 B19

i^ Baldwin. Story of the golden age j 292 B19S

Bulfinch. Age of fable j 292 B87

For other editions see Author list.

Bulfinch. Golden age of myth & legend j 292 B87g

Burt & Ragozin. Herakles j 292 B94

Carpenter. Hellenic tales j 292 C22

Church. Stories of the Old World j 292 C46

Cox. Tales of ancient Greece j 292 C85

Firth. Stories of old Greece j 292 F52

Francillon. Gods and heroes j 292 F86a

Gayley. Classic myths j 292 G25a

Guerber. Myths of Greece and Rome j 292 G95

Harding. Stories of Greek gods, heroes and men j 292 H25

i^awthorne. Tanglewood tales qj 292 H36t

t^Hawthorne. Wonder-book j 292 H36WO

For other editions see Author list.

• Holbrook. 'Round the year in myth and song j 292 H69

Hutchinson. Sunset of the heroes j 292 H97S

Kingsley. Heroes j 292 K27

Kupf er. Stories of long ago j 292 K43

Niebuhr. Greek heroes j 292 N33g

V-Peabody. Old Greek folk stories j 292 P33

Storr. Half a hundred hero tales j 292 S88

Tappan. Myths from many lands, p.3-250 j 291 T19

Tappan. Stories from the classics, p.67-175 j 880.8 T19

Myths. Norse.

Bradish. Old Norse stories j 293 B68

t^Brown. In the days of giants j 293 B78

Bulfinch. Age of fable; ed. by Hale, p.406-435 J 292 B87

Bulfinch. Age of fable; ed. by Scott, p.409-444 j 292 B87a

Bulfinch. Golden age of myth & legend, p.407-457 J 292 B87g

Cartwright. One for Wod and one for Lok j 293 C24

Foster & Cummings. Asgard stories j 293 F81

Gayley. Classic myths, p.373-409 J 292 G25a

Guerber. Myths of northern lands j 293 G95

Hoffman. Book of the sagas j 293 H67

Keary. Heroes of Asgard J 293 Kish

Litchfield. The nine worlds j 293 L73

Mabie. Norse stories J 293 Mil

Mortensen. Handbook of Norse mythology j 293 M92

Tappan. Myths from many lands, p.253-359 j 291 T19

^ Wilmot-Buxton. Stories of Norse heroes j 293 W76

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Nails and screws.

Carpenter. How the world is housed, p. 164-169 j 910 C22h

Chamberlain. How we are sheltered, p. 143-145 j 910 C355

Williams. How it is made, p. 400-407 j 670 W74

Names.

Swan. Girls' Christian names j 929.4 S97

See also Indians of America. Names.

Nansen, Fridtjof.

Bull. Fridtjof Nansen j 92 Ni26bu

Hedin. Fom pole to pole, p. 392-403 j 910 H39

Horton. Frozen North, p. 104-132 j 919.8 H81

Napoleon I, emperor of the French.

Bolton.* Famous leaders among men, p. 1-86 j 920 B6if

Farmer. Boys' book of famous rulers, p. 433-477 j 923.1 F24b

Foa. Boy life of Napoleon j 92 Ni29f

Harper. Leaders of men, p.312-334 j 923 H28

Hathaway. Napoleon, the little Corsican j 92 Ni29h

Holland. Historic boyhoods, p. 174-187 j 920 H72

Marshall. Story of Napoleon j 92 Ni29m

Marshall. Through Europe with Napoleon j 92 Ni29ma

Montorgueil. Bonaparte qj 92 Ni29mo

Seeley. Short history of Napoleon the First j 92 N129S

Tappan. Adventures & achievements, p. 275-290 j 920 Tiga

Wheeler. Boys' Napoleon j 92 N129W

See also Waterloo, Battle of, 1815.

Napoleon I, emperor of the French. Stories.

Brooks. Boy of the first empire j B773b

Henty. Through Russian snows j H456th

Napoleon III, emperor of the French.

Tappan. Adventures & achievements, p. 291-307 j 920 Ti9a

Nasmyth, James.

Parton. Captains of industry, v. 2, p.141-147 j 926 P27

Towle. Heroes and martyrs of invention, p. 132-140 j 926 T6s

National parks.

United States — Interior department. National parks port-
folio j 711 U25

Yard. Top of the continent j 711 Y15

See also Yellowstone national park. — Yoseinite valley.

National songs.

Bantock. Sixty patriotic songs qj 784.4 B22

Butterworth. Great composers, p. 124-160 j 927.8 B98

Smith. Peace and patriotism j 808.8 S64

Sousa. National, patriotic and typical airs of all lands, .qj 784.4 S72
See also Folk-songs. — Songs.

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 201

Natural bridge, Arizona.

Lummis. Some strange corners of our country, p. 142-

160 J 917.8 L97S

Natural bridge, Virginia.

Johonnot. Geographical reader, p. 122-125 .j 910 J37

Natural gas.

Carpenter. North America, p.225-228 j 91 7 C22a

Lane. Industries of to-day. p.90-97 J 604 L23

Our country: East, p.4i-4S J 917-3 O32

Rocheleau. Great American industries: minerals, p.69-

74 j 553 R56g

Winchell. Walks and talks in the geological field, p.173-

183 j 550 W77W

See also Gas.

Natural history.

Andrews. Stories Mother Nature told j 570-4 A56

Bailey. Boys' and girls' ask-at-home questions j 031 B16

Buckley. Eyes and no eyes j 570.4 BBse

Buckley. Wild life in woods and fields j 590-4 B85

Burroughs. Birds and bees j 591-5 B94b

Burroughs. Field and study j 570.4 B94

Burroughs. Little nature studies. 2v j 591-5 B94I

Champlin. Young folks' cyclopaedia of natural history.. rj 570.3 C35

Comstock. Handbook of nature-study r j 570.7 C73

Ewald. The queen bee j 570.4 E96

Fabre. Story-book of science j 504 Fi i

Gibson. Eye spy j 570.4 G37e

Gibson. Secrets out of doors j 570-4 G37S

Gibson. Sharp eyes j 570.4 G37

Gould. Mother Nature's children j 570.4 G73

Hawkes. The boy woodcrafter j 590-4 H36

Mcllvaine. Outdoors, indoors and up the chimney.... j 570.4 M17

Mathews. Familiar features of the roadside j 570.4 M47

Needham. Outdoor studies j 590.4 N19

Sharp. Fall of the year j 590.4 S53f

Sharp. Spring of the year j 590-4 S53S

Sharp. Winter j 590.4 S53W

Strong. All the year round. 4v j 570-4 S92

Tappan. Stories of nature j 504 T19

Verrill. Boy collector's handbook j 579 V28

Verrill. Harper's book for young naturalists j 579 V28h

White. Boys' and girls' Pliny j 570 P69

Wright. Stories of plants and animals j 570-4 W935P

See also Animals. — Aquariums. — Botany. — Fossils. — Geology. — Man.
— Minerals. — Nature. — Ocean. — Outdoor life. — Physical geogra-
phy.— Plants. — Science. — Taxidermy. — Trees.

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Nature.

George. Primary plan book. 3v j 372 G3ia2

Hall & Lennox. Red letter days and red letter facts, p.68-

152 j 808.8 H17

Quayle. In God's out-of-doors j 814 Q21

Spauldirlg & Bryce. Fifth reader, p.225-276 j 808.8 S73b

Willis & Farmer. Month by month books. 3v j 372 W75

See also Animals. — Arbor day. — Birds. — Botany. — Earth. — Flowers.

— Natural history. — Outdoor life. — Plants. — Science. — Trees.

Nature. Poetry.

Bellamy & Goodwin. Open sesame, v.i, p.89-130; v. 2,

P-335-349; V.3, p.iii-147 j 808.8 B41

Bryant. New library of poetry and song, p. 403-496. . qrj 821.08 B84f

Coates. Children's book of poetry, p. 295-352 j 821.08 C62C

Ingpen. One thousand poems for children, p. 139-186.. j 821.08 I24

Le Row. Pieces for every occasion, p.181-216 j 808.8 L63

Lovejoy. Nature in verse j 821.08 L942

Lovejoy. Poetry of the seasons j 821.08 L942P

Lucas. Another book of verses, p. 5-44 j 821.08 L96a

McMurry & Cook. Songs of the tree-top and meadow. .j 821.08 M2r
O'Neill. Recitations for assembly and class-room, p.48-

106 j 808.8 O25

Stevenson. Days and deeds, p. 313-368 j 821.08 S84

Tappan. Poems & rhymes, p.329-390 j 821.08 T19

Wiggin & Smith. Golden numbers, p.i-120 j 821.08 W68g

Wiggin & Smith. Posy ring, p. 3-122 j 821.08 W68

Nature. Stories.

Clarke. Child's guide to mythology j 291 C53

Cooke. Nature myths and stories j 398 C77a

Farmer. Nature myths of many lands j 398 F24

Holbrook. Book of nature myths j 398 H69

Olcott. Red Indian fairy book j 398.097 O23

Poulsson. In the child's world j 372.2 P86

Naval battles.

Abbot. Naval history of the U. S j 973 Ai2n

Blaisdell & Ball. Heroic deeds of American sailors.... j 973 B52he

Frothingham. Sea fighters j 923.5 F97

Hale. Stories of the sea j 910.4 H15

Hart. How our grandfathers lived, p. 238-255 j 973 H31

Ingersoll. Book of the ocean, p.107-140 j 551.46 124b

Morris. Heroes of the navy j 923.5 M91

Stevens. Boy's book of famous warships j 359 S84

See also Battles. — England. Navy. — Pirates. — Spanish Armada. —

Submarine boats. — United States. Navy. — Warships.

Also names of naval battles, commanders and ships, as Constitu-
tion (ship). — Erie, Lake, Battle of, 1813. — Jones, John Paul.

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Naval life.

Codd. With Evans to the Pacific j 359 C65

Doubleday. Gunner aboard the "Yankee" j 973.89 D75

Newbolt. Book of the blue sea j 910.4 N26

Reid. Careers for the coming men, p. 33-43 j 174 R31

Three years behind the guns j 910.4 T42

See also Naval battles. — Pirates. — Sea stories. — Ships. — United
States. Naval Academy. — United States. Navy. — Voyages.

Naval life. Stories.

Clark. Boy life in the U. S. navy j C5222b

Cooper. Two admirals j C787t

Norton. Jack Benson's log j N463J

Norton. Medal of honor man j N463m

Norton. Midshipman Jack j N463mi

Seawell. Little Jarvis j S442I

Seawell. Midshipman Paulding j S442m

Seawell. Quarterdeck, and Fok'sle j S442q

Seawell. Through thick and thin, p.119-215 j S442t

Smith. His majesty's sloop Diamond Rock j S649h

Naval War College, Newport, R. I. See United States. Naval War
College, Newport, R. I.

Navies. See England. Navy. — Naval battles. — Naval life. — Ship-
building.— Spanish Armada. — Submarine boats. — United States.
Navy. — Warships.

Navigation. See Boats and boating. — Canals. — Canoes and canoeing.
— Commerce. — Compass. — Life-saving. — Lighthouses. — Light-
ships.— Ocean. — Rowing. — Sailing. — Sailors. — Ship-building. —
Ships. — Shipwrecks. — Signals. — Travel. — Voyages. — Yachts and
yachting.

Needles and pins.

Carpenter. How the world is clothed, p. 316-327 j 670 C22

Chamberlain. How we are clothed, p. 157-162 j 670 C35

Lane. Industries of to-day, p. 84-89 j 604 L23

Mowry. American inventions and inventors, p. 172-177.. j 609 M94
Rocheleau. Great American industries; manufactures,

p. 124-129 j 670 R56

Williams. How it is made, p. 383-397, 408-416 j 670 W74

Needlework. See Bead work. — Crocheting. — Drawn-work. — Dress-
making.— Embroidery. — Knitting. — Lace. — Sewing.

Negroes.

Andrews. Each and all, p. 23-50 j 910 A56e

Andrews. Seven little sisters, p. 71-84 j 910 A56S

Chance. Little folks of many lands, p. 53-65 j 910 C36

Schwartz. Five little strangers, p. 72-102 j 910 S39

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Negroes — continued.

Starr. Strange peoples, p. 128-134 j 572.9 S79

See also Slavery.

Also Douglass, Frederick. — Toussaint L'Ouverture, Frangois
Dominique. — Washington, Booker Taliaferro.

Negroes. Stories.

Harris. Aaron in the wildwoods j H293a

Harris. Daddy Jake the runaway j H293d

Harris. Little Mr Thimblefinger and his queer country.... j H293I
For other editions see Author list.

Harris. Mr Rabbit at home j H293m

Harris. Nights with Uncle Remus j 398 H29n

Harris. Plantation pageants j H293P

Harris. Story of Aaron j H293S

Harris. Uncle Remus and his friends j 398 H29U

Harris. Uncle Remus, his songs and his sayings j 398 H29

Stuart. Solomon Crow's Christmas pockets j S932S0I

Nehemiah. Stories.

Siviter. Nehe j S624n

Nelson, Admiral Horatio.

Bolton. Famous leaders among men, p. 87-122 j 920 B6if

Frothingham. Sea fighters, p.269-331 j 923.5 F97

Harper. Leaders of men, p.266-286 j 923 H28

Holland. Historic boyhoods, p. 136-147 j 920 H72

Norton. Heart of oak books, v. 5, p. 224-244. j 808.8 N46a

Southey. Life of Nelson j 92 N222S

See also Aboukir bay. Battle of, 1798. — Trafalgar, Battle of, 1805.

Nero, emperor of Rome.

Abbott. Nero j 92 N238a

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Rome, p. 219-229.. j 920 Hii3f

Nero, emperor of Rome. Stories.

Henty. Beric the Briton j H456be

Nests.

Gibson. Sharp eyes, P.219-22S, 230-233 j 570.4 G37

Graham. Country pastimes for boys, p.i-ioo j 796 G77

Jordan. Book of natural history, p. 88-1 20 j 590.4 J42

Stockton. Round-about rambles, p.354-367 j 504 S86

White. How to make baskets, p.i 13-123 j 689 W63h

See also Birds.

Netherlands.

Luther. Trading and exploring, p.203-240 j 910 L98

Tappan. World's story, v.7, p.279-463 j 909 T19

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 205

Netherlcinds. Description and travel.

Coe. Modern Europe, p. 133-154 j 914 C65

Dodge. Land of pluck j D671I

George & Dean. Little journeys to Holland, Belgium

and Denmark j 914.92 G31

Knox. Boy travellers in northern Europe, p. 10-152 j 914 K35

Scudder. Bodley grandchildren and their journey in Hol-
land j 91 4.92 S43

Netherlands. History.

Banks. The boys' Motley j 949.2 B22

Dawson. Stories from Dutch history j 949.2 D33

Griff is. Brave little Holland j 949.2 G89b

Griffis. Young people's history of Holland j 949.2 G89

Johonnot. Ten great events in history, p. 145-165 j 904 J37t

Motley. Siege of Leyden j 949.2 M94S

See also Hortense, queen of Holland. — Ruyter, Michael Adriaanszoon
de. — William of Orange, called the Silent.

Netherlands. Manners and customs.

By land and sea, p.12-15 j 910 B99

Carpenter. Around the world with the children, p.117-

129 j 910 C22a

Carroll. Around the world; book one, p.102-123 j 910 C23a

Chance. Little folks of many lands, p. 37-52 j 910 C36

De Groot. When I was a girl in Holland j 914.92 D38

Henty. Famous travels, p. 25 1-260 j 910 H45f

Jungman. Holland j 914.92 J52

McManus. Our little Dutch cousin j 914.92 M21

Murray. Wide awake third reader, p. 20-24 j 3/2.4 M97W3

Northern Europe, p.18-38, 129-134 j 914 N45

Shaw. Big people and little people of other lands, p.83-91 . . j 390 S53

Smith. Holland stories j 914.92 S65

Wide world, p.57-64 j 910 W67

Netherlands. Stories.

Dodge. Hans Brinker j D67ih

For other editions see Author list.

Dumas. Black tulip j D89iib2

Hall. Jan and Betje j H174J

Henty. By England's aid j H456b

Henty. By pike and dyke j H456by

Perkins. The Dutch twins j P434d

Seaman. Jacqueline of the carrier-pigeons j S4382J

Wade. Dolls of many lands, p. 59-77 j Wii8d

Neville, Richard. See Warwick, Earl of.

New Amsterdam. See New York (city).

New Caledonia island.

Abbott. South seas, p.13-17 j 919-3 A13

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New England.

Drake. Border wars of New England j 973-2 D78b

Humphrey. How New England was made j 974 H92

Our country: East, p.193-256 j 917-3 O32

See also Pilgrim Fathers. — United States. Colonial period.
Also names of the New England states, as Massachusetts.

New England. Stories.

Aldrich. Story of a bad boy j A36SS

Brooks. Lem j B7732I

Hawthorne. House of the seven gables j H367h

Hawthorne. Twice told tales j H367t

Jewett. Betty Leicester j J3i6b

Whitney. Faith Gartney's girlhood j W65if

Whitney. Other girls j W65iot

Whitney. Real folks j W6sir

Whitney. Summer in Leslie Goldthwaite's life j W651S

Whitney. We girls j W651W

New Guinea.

Carpenter. Australia, p.95-104 j 910 C22

New Hebrides islands.

Abbott. South seas, p. 17-32 j 919.3 A13

New Jersey.

Stockton. Stories of New Jersey j 974.9 S86

New Mexico.

James. Little journey to some strange places and peoples

in our southwestern land j 917.89 J16

Koch. Little journey through the great Southwest, p.66-

76 j 917.9 K36

New Netherlands. See New York (state).

New Orleans.

Cable. Cable story book, p. 1-25, 106-123 j C113C

Koch. Little journey through the great Southwest, p.3-

19 j 917-9 K36

Our country: East, p.67-72 j 917.3 O32

Southern stories, p. 34-51 j S727

New Orleans. Stories.

Stuart. Story of Babette j S932S

New Orleans, Battle of, 1815.

Blaisdell & Ball. Hero stories from American history,

P-i8s-i98 j 973 B52h

Johonnot. Stories of our country, p. 192-198 j 973 J37

Lodge & Roosevelt. Hero tales, p. 137-147 j 973 L76

New testament. See Bible stories.

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 207

New Year's day.

Book of Christmas, p. 295-332 j 394 B63a

Deems. Holy-days and holidays, p. 3-47 ... qrj 808.8 D37

Grierson. Scotland, p.32-36 j 914.1 G89

Le Row. Pieces for every occasion, p.389-410 j 808.8 L63

McSpadden. Book of holidays, p.i-iS j 394 M22

Our holidays, p. 80-84 j 394 O32

Patten. The year's festivals, p.i-3S j 394 P31

Poulsson. In the child's world, p.131-139 j 372.2 P86

New Year's day. Poetry.

Stevenson. Days and deeds, p.i-io j 821.08 S84

New Year's day. Stories.

Brooks. Storied holidays, p.33-49 j B773S

Olcott. Good stories for great holidays, p. 3-24 j 394 O23

New York (state).

Lovering. Stories of New York j 974.7 L94

New York (state). Stories.

Cooper. Redskins j C787re

New York (city).

Hemstreet. Story of Manhattan j 974.71 H43

McMurry. Larger types of American geography, p.195-

271 j 917.3 M21

Singleton. The children's city j 917.471 S61

New York (city). Stories.

Barr. Trinity bells j B259t

Brooks. In Leisler's times j B773i

Knipe. Maid of old Manhattan j K3462m

Ogden. Loyal little red-coat j O172I0

Sage. Little colonial dame j S1291I

New Zecdand.

Carpenter. Australia, p.73-90 j 910 C22

Carroll & Waldo. Around the world; book five, p.187-

191 j 910 C23e

Gilson. Wealth of the world's waste places, p. 262-270.. ..j 910 G42
Kellogg. Australia and the islands of the sea, p. 82-95.... j 910 K16
Knox. Boy travellers in Australasia, p. 185-292 j 919.3 K35

New Zealand. History.

Marshall. Australasia's story j 994 M41

Marshall. An empire story, p. 181-242 j 900 M41

New Zealand. Stories.

Henty. Maori and settler j H456ma

Newfoundland.

Fairford. Newfoundland j 917.18 F16

King. Picturesque geographical readers, v. 2, p. 207-221.. j 910 K26

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Newspapers.

Chase & Clow. Stories of industry, v.i, p. 197-207 j 670 C38a3

Lane. Industries of to-day, p. 127-137 j 604 L23

Rocheleau. Great American industries; manufactures,

p.184-207 j 670 R56

Tappan. Modern triumphs, p. 199-220 j 604 T19

Tappan. Wonders of science, p. 26-36 j 504 T19W

See also Journalism.

Newspapers. Stories.

Allen. The Pineboro quartette j A432P

Davis. The boy scout, p. 82-157 j D323b

Davis. Gallegher j D323g

Munroe. Under orders j M968U

Seawell. The great scoop j S442g

Newton, Sir Isaac.

Baldwin. Thirty more famous stories retold, P.37-39....J 904 Bigt

Burns. Story of great inventions, p. 27-33 j 609 B93

Hawthorne. Biographical stories, p. 23-30 j 920 H36b

Hawthorne. Grandfather's chair, p. 247-254 j 974.4 H36

Johonnot. Stories of other lands, p.151-160 j 904 J37S

Mabie. Men who have risen, p. 339-346 j 920 Mil

Wright. Children's stories of the great scientists, p.49-

65 j 925 W93

Ney, Michel, marshal of France.

Johnston. Famous cavalry leaders, p. 220-247 j 923.5 J36

Niagara falls.

Carpenter. North America, p.212-220 j 917 C22a

Coe. Our American neighbors, p. 79-83 j 917 C65

See also Water-power.

Nicaragua.

George. Little journey to Mexico and Central America,

pt.2, p.41-53 j 917-2 G3ia

Nicholas, child crusader.

Sweetser. Ten boys from history, p.ii-42 j 920 S97

Nicholas, St.

Steedman. In God's garden, p. 84-96 j 398.2 S81

Nicias.

Plutarch. Lives, v.3, p.289-330, 376-381 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p. 120-126 j 920 P720

Nicolette. See Aucassin and Nicolette.

Nightingale, Florence.

Bolton. Lives of girls who became famous, P.278-299..J 920.7 B61

Couch. Roll call of honour, p.206-239 j 920 C83

Holland. Historic girlhoods, p. 253-264 j 920.7 H72

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 209

Nightingale, Florence — continued.

Lang. Red book of heroes, p.i-24 j 920 L23

Mabie & Stephens. Heroines that every cliild should

know, p.266-281 j 920.7 Mil

Richards. Florence Nightingale j 92 N339r

Tappan. Adventures & achievements, p.467-495 j 920 Ti9a

Nile, Battle of the, 1798. See Aboukir bay. Battle of, 1798.

Nile river.

Henty. Famous travels, p.145-161 j 910 H45f

Kelly. Egypt, p.34-60 j 916.2 K17

Nineteenth century.

Brooks. Story of the 19th century j 909-8 B77

Njals saga.

French. Heroes of Iceland j 839.6 N37f

Nonsense rhymes. See Humor. — Nursery rhymes.

Nordenskiold, Adolf Erik, baron.

Horton. Frozen North, p. 59-71 j 919-8 H81

Norfolk island.

Abbott. South seas, p.9-13 J 919-3 A13

Norman conquest. See England. History. — England. Stories.
Anglo-Saxon period. — Hastings, Battle of, 1066.

Normandy.

Finnemore. France, p.4-11 J 914-4 F51

Norse mythology. See Myths. Norse.

Norsemen.

Atkinson. European beginnings of American history,

p.96-110 j 940 A87

Barstow. Explorers and settlers, p. 3-14 J 973-1 B27

Clay. The treasure finders, p.i-25 j 973-1 C54

Dole. Book of adventure, P.256-26S j D694b2

French. Heroes of Iceland j 839.6 N37f

Hall. Viking tales J 839.6 H17

Higginson & MacDonald. History of the U. S., p.25-49. .j 973 H53h
Higginson. Tales of the enchanted islands, p. 168-185- -j 398.2 H53
Higginson. Young folks' book of American explorers,

p.i-15 j 973-1 H53

Hull. The Northmen in Britain j 942.01 H91

Johonnot. Stories of the olden time, p.191-205 j 904 J37

Lang. Red true story book, p.125-131, 191-194, 252-264,

34^353 -'.904 L23r

Lang. True story book, p.153-160 j 904 L23

Luther. Trading and exploring, p.88-147 j 910 L98

Morris. Historical tales; American, v.i, p.9-25 J 973 M9ia

Morris. Historical tales; Scandinavian j 948 M91

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Norsemen — continued.

Sparks. Famous explorers, p.47-57 j 910 Sy^i

True. Iron star, p. 32-108 j 571 T77

Wright. Children's stories in American history, P.27-37..J 970 W93
See also Myths. Norse. — Sagas.

Norsemen. Stories.

Bedford-Jones. Flamehair the skald j B374f

Du Chaillu. Ivar the viking j D864i

French. Story of Grettir the Strong j F925st

French. Story of Rolf and the viking's bow j F925sto

Gould. Grettir the outlaw^ j G739g

North America. Description and travel.

Carpenter. North America j 917 C22a

Coe. Our American neighbors j 917 C65

Moncrieff. The w^orld, p.171-184 j 910 M8iw

See also Canada. — Mexico. — United States.

North America. Discovery and settlement.

Barstow. Explorers and settlers j 973.1 B27

Bourne & Benton. Introductory American history j 973 B6S

Clay. The treasure finders j 973. i C54

Coe. Founders of our country j 973.2 C65

Dickson. From the Old World to the New j 973.2 D5S

Gilman. Discovery and exploration of America j 973.1 G42

Gordy. Stories of American explorers j 973.1 G66

Griffis. Romance of discovery j 973.1 G89

Hazard. Indians and pioneers j 973.1 H37a

Higginson. Young folks' book of American explorers..; 973.1 H53

Johnston. Famous discoverers and explorers j 923.9 J36

Lucia. Stories of American discoverers , j 973-1 L96

Lummis. Spanish pioneers j 973.1 L97

Mace. Primary history, p.i-140 j 973 M15

McMurry. Pioneers on land and sea j 923.9 M21

Stevenson. Guide to biography, p. 25-75 j 920 S84

Wade. Coming of the white men j 973.1 Wii

Wood. Famous voyages of the great discoverers j 973.1 W85

Wright. Children's stories in American history j 970 W93

North America. Geography.

Shaler. Story of our continent j 917 S52

Tarr & McMurry. New geographies, v.i, p.ioi-179; v.2,

P-I-I97 j 910 T2in

North America. Geology.

Shaler. Story of our continent j 917 S52

North American Indians. See Indians of America.

North pole. See Arctic regions.

Northeast passage. See Arctic regions.

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Northern lights. See Aurora borealis.
Northern mythology. See Myths. Norse.
Northmen. See Norsemen.
Northwest passage. See Arctic regions.

Northwest territory.

Baldwin. Conquest of the old Northwest j 977 Bigc

Baldwin. Discovery of the old Northwest j 977 B19

Drake. Making of the Ohio valley states j 977 D78

Thwaites. How George Rogers Clark won the North-
west rj 977 T43

See also Clark, George Rogers.

Norway.

Tappan. World's story, v.8, p.i-i 10 j 909 T19

Norway. Description and travel.

Coe. Modern Europe, p.92-1 13 j 914 C6s

King. Picturesque geographical readers, v. 6, p. 269-296.. j 910 K26
Knox. Boy travellers in northern Europe, p. 448-506. .. .j 914 K35

Randall. Little journey to Norway and Sweden j 914.81 R18

Scudder. Viking Bodleys j 914.8 S43

Norway. Folklore.

Asbjornsen & Moe. East of the sun and west of the

moon qj 398 A79e

Asbjornsen. Fairy tales from the far North j 398 A79f

Asbjornsen. Tales from the fjeld j 398 A79t

Thorne-Thomsen. East o' the sun and west o' the moon..j 398 T411

Norway. Manners and customs.

By land and sea, p.61-64 j 910 B99

Carroll & Jerome. Around the world; book three, p.78-

128 j 910 C23C

Dutton. In field and pasture, p.138-157 j 910 D95

Northern Europe, p.ii-17 j 914 N45

Norway. Stories.

Aanrud. Lisbeth Longfrock j A112I

Boyesen. Against heavy odds j B669a

Boyesen. Boyhood in Norway j B669b

Boyesen. Modern vikings j B669mo

Boyesen. Norseland tales j B669n

Martineau. Feats on the fiord j M43if

Zwilgmeyer. Johnny Blossom j Z94J

Numa Pompilius, king of Rome.

Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Romans, p.8-

16 j 920 P72ZgC

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Rome, p.25-32 j 920 Hii3f

Plutarch. Lives, v.i, p.127-167 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p. 41-51 j 920 P720

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Numbers.

Smith. Number stories of long ago j 51 1.2 S64

Numerals.

Smith. Number stories of long ago j 51 1.2 S64

Nunez Cabega de Vaca, Alvarez. See Cabeza de Vaca, Alvar Nuiiez.

Nursery rhymes.

Bellamy & Goodwin. Open sesame, v.i, p. 287-316 j 808.8 B41

Crane. Baby's bouquet j 784.8 C86b

Crane. Baby's opera j 784.8 C86b2

Elkin. Old Dutch nursery rhymes j 784.8 E48

Forbes. Favourites of a nursery of seventy years ago. .j 821.08 F75

Haaren. Rhymes and fables j Hii3r

Headland. Chinese Mother Goose rhymes j 398.8 H38

Ingpen. One thousand poems for children, p.88-io8 j 821.08 I24

Jerrold. Big book of nursery rhymes qj 398.8 J28

Lang. Nursery rhyme book j 398.8 L23

Lansing. Rhymes and stories j 398 L28r

Moffat. Little songs of long ago j 784.8 M76I

Moffat. Our old nursery rhymes j 784.8 M76

Moore. Nursery song book j 784.8 M876

Mother Goose's melodies j 398.8 M93

For other editions see Author list.

Norton. Heart of oak books, v.i j 808.8 N46a

Nursie's little rhyme book j 398.8 N52

O'Shea. Six nursery classics j 398 O29S

Rossetti. Poems for children j 821 R743P

Rossetti. Sing-song j 821 R743S

Scudder. Verse and prose for beginners in reading j 821.08 S43

Tileston. Children's hour j 398.8 T46

Tileston. Sugar and spice and all that's nice j 821.08 T46S2

Walter. Some nursery rhymes of Belgium, France &

Russia j 784.8 W19

Wiggin & Smith. Pinafore palace j 821.08 W68p

See also Poetry. Collections.

Nuts and nutting.

Chamberlain. How we are fed, p. 184-205 j 630 C35

Graham. Country pastimes for boys, p.3 17-324 j 796 G77

Miller. Outdoor work, p.29-46 j 530 M69

Rogers. Book of useful plants, p.98-117 j 630 R61

See also Chestnuts. — Cocoanuts. — Peanuts.

Obedience.

Alden. Why the chimes rang, p.io-22 j A358W2

Arnold & Gilbert. Fourth reader, p.15-22 j 808.8 A7Sf

Dodge. Land of pluck, p.289-298 j D671I

Gatty. Parables from nature, v.i, p.12-25; v.2, P.9S-129 j 828 G23

Mace. Home fairy tales, p.15-47 j Misih

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Oberajnmergau.

George. Little journey to Germany, pt.2, p. 79-83 j 914.3 G31

Observation.

Aikin & Barbauld. Evenings at home, p. 282-289 j 504 A29

Aikin. Eyes and no eyes, p.i-20 j A29ie

Scudder. Children's book, p. 339-342 qj S08.8 S43

Spaulding & Bryce. Fourth reader, p.90-95 j 808.8 S73

Occupations.

Moffett. Careers of danger and daring j 604 M76

See also names of occupations, as Farming.

Occupations, Choice of.

Drysdale. Helps for ambitious boys j 174 D85

Drysdale. Helps for ambitious girls j 396.5 D85

Marden. Choosing a career j 174 M37

Reid. Careers for the coming men j 174 R31

Weaver & Byler. Profitable vocations for boys j 174 W36

Occupations for children.

Adams. Toy-making at home j 790 A215

Bailey. Boys' make-at-home things j 790 B15

Bailey. Girls' make-at-home things j 790 Bi5g

Beard, L. & A. B. American girls' handy-book j 790 B343

Beard, L. & A. B. Little folks' handy book j 790 B343I

Beard, L. & A. B. Things worth doing j 790 B343t

Beard, L. & A. B. What a girl can make and do j 790 B343v^f

Beard, P. Jolly book of boxcraf t j 790 B3432

Boone. Guide and index (to Children's library of work

and play) j 790 B63

Bowker. Busy hands j 372 B66

Campbell. American girl's home book j 790 C15

Gilman & Williams. Seat work and industrial occupa-
tions j 372.5 G42

Grubb & Taylor. The industrial primer j 372.4 G946

Grubb. When mother lets us make gifts j 790 G94

Holton & Kimball. Games, seat work and sense training

exercises j 372 H74

Levi. Work and play for little girls j 790 L66

Lucas. Three hundred games and pastimes j 790 L96

Polkinghorne. Toy-making in school and home j 790 P76

Rich. When mother lets us make paper box furniture. . .j 790 R39

Sage & Cooley. Occupations for little fingers j 372 S12

Walker. Lady Hollyhock and her friends j 790 W17

See also Amusements. — Games. — Handicraft. — Sports.

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Ocean.

Arey. Physiography for high schools, p. 183-215 j 551 A68

Giberne. Romance of the mighty deep j 551.46 G36r

IngersoU. Book of the ocean j 551-46 124b

See also Gulf stream. — Icebergs. — Physical geography. — Sailors. —
Sea stories. — Ships. — Shipwrecks. — Tides. — Voyages. — Waves.

Ocean life.

Duncan. The seashore j 592 D89

Duncan. The starfish & his relations j 593 D89

Giberne. Romance of the mighty deep, P.14Q-260 j 551.46 G36r

Hardy. Sea stories for wonder eyes j 591.92 H26

IngersoU. Book of the ocean, p. 249-274 j 551.46 124b

King. Picturesque geographical readers, v.i, p. 150-168. . . .j 910 K26

Kingsley. Glaucus j 592 K27

Verrill. Harper's book for young naturalists, p. 195-234. .j 579 V28h
See also Alligators. — Aquariums. — Barnacles. — Coral. — Crabs. — Cut-
tlefish.— Fish and fishing. — Jellyfish. — Lobsters. — Oysters. — Sea-
anemones. — Sea-urchins. — Seals. — Sponges. — - Starfish. — Walrus.
— Whales and whaling.
Oceanica.

Carpenter. Australia j 910 C22

Kellogg. Australia and the islands of the sea j 910 K16

Moncrieff. The world, p. 148-163 j 910 M8iw

Tappan. World's story, v.i, p.475-571 j 909 T19

O'Connell, Daniel.

Hoar. Book of patriotism, p. 323-334 j 172 H64

Octavius Caesar, See Augustus, Caius Octavius, emperor of Rome.

Octopus. See Cuttlefish.

Odysseus. See Ulysses.

Oglethorpe, James Edward.

Ellis. Stories from American history, p. 65-79 J 973 E53

Morris. Heroes of progress in America, p. 27-32 j 920 M91

Ohio.

Black. Story of Ohio j 977.1 B51

Howells. Stories of Ohio j 977.1 H85

Ohio valley.

Drake. Making of the Ohio valley states : j 977 D78

Oil-painting. See Painting.
OUs.

Martin. Story of a piece of coal, p. 125-134 j 553.2 M42

See also Petroleum.
Olaf II, king of Norway.

Brooks. Historic boys, p.44-64 j 920 B77

Old testament. See Bible stories.

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Olives.

Allen. Geographical and industrial studies; Europe, p.297-

316 j 609.4 A42

Knox. Adventures of two youths in a journey to Egypt

and the Holy Land, p. 368-371 j 916.2 K35

Olympic games.

George. Little journeys to Balkans, pt.2, p.80-84 j 914.96 G31

Guerber. Story of the Greeks, p.77-81 j 938 G95

Morris. Historical tales; Greek, p.315-323 j 938 Mgia

Stories of Greece and Rome, p.3-39, 55-74 j 938 S84

Withington. Book of athletics, p. 233-249 j 796 W82

Olympic games. Stories.

Brooks. Storied holidays, p. 187-202 j B773S

Operas, Stories from.

Chapin. Konigskinder ; j 782.3 H92C

See also Wagner, Richard. Stories from his operas.

Operettas.

Bunner. Seven old ladies of Lavender tow^n j 782.8 B88

Gaynor. House that Jack built j 782.8 G25

St. Nicholas book of plays and operettas, v.i j 793.1 S14

See also Cantatas. — Plays.

Opium.

Knox. Adventures of two youths in a journey to Japan

and China, p. 324-326 j 915.2 K35

Opossums.

Burroughs. Squirrels and other fur-bearers, p.io6-no..j 599.3 B94
Cram. More little beasts of field and wood, p. 182-189.. j 599 C86m

Murray. Wide awake third reader, p. 180-193 j 372.4 M97W3

Sharp. Beyond the pasture bars, p. 83-95 j 590-4 S53b

Sharp. Roof and meadow, p. 201-212 j 590.4 S53r2

Sharp. Winter, p.94-104 j 590.4 S53W

Orang-outemgs. See Apes.

Orations.

Fobes. Five-minute declamations. 2v j 808.8 F68

Frink. New century speaker j 808.8 F95

Hoar. Book of patriotism j 172 H64

Lincoln. Early speeches j 815 L71

Watkins & Williams. Forum of democracy j 940.919 W31

Webster. Daniel Webster for young Americans j 815 W38

See also Debating. — Readers and speakers.

Orderliness.

Mace. Home fairy tales, p. 83-93 j Mi5ih

Ordnance. See Guns.

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Oregon (ship).

Barstow. The progress of a united people, p. 78-92 j 973 B27P

Sea stories, p. 182-199 J S438

Ores. Sec Metals. — Minerals. — Mines and mining.

Orkney islands.

Whitcomb & George. Little journeys to Scotland and

Ireland, pt.i, p. 39-54 j 914.1 W62

Orkney islands. Stories.

Scott. Pirate j S43ipi

Ornithology. See Birds.

Osceola, chief of the Seminoles.

Howard. Famous Indian thiefs I have known, p. 3-18.. j 970.2 H84

Johnston. Famous Indian chiefs, p.368-378 j 970.2 J36

Sweetser. Book of Indian braves, p. 33-52 j 970.2 S97

Wade. Ten big Indians, p. 175-198 j 970.2 Wii

Whitney & Perry. Four American Indians, p. 179-240.. j 970.2 W65

Osceola, chief of the Seminoles. Stories.

Ellis. Osceola, chief of the Seminoles j E5310

Ossoli, Marchesa d'. See Fuller, Margaret.
Ostriches.

Carpenter. Africa, p.288-295 j 916 C22

Knox. Adventures of two youths in a journey through

Africa, p.410-417 j 916 K35

Koch. Little journey to our Western wonderland, p.22-

27 _. j 917.94 K36

Krout. Alice's visit to the Hawaiian islands, p.186-191 . . j 919.69 K42

Otho, emperor of Rome.

Plutarch. Lives, v.5, p.487-506 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p. 457-460 j 920 P720

Otis, James.

Brooks. Historic Americans, p. 34-45 j 920 B77h

Brooks. Stories of the old Bay state, p.109-117 j 974.4 B77

Otters.

Cram. Little beasts of field & wood, p. 136-150 j 599 C86

Outdoor life.

Eastman. Indian scout talks j 796 E18

Seton. Book of woodcraft and Indian lore j 796.5 S49

See also Camping. — Country life. — Fish and fishing. — House-boats.
— Hunting. — Natural history. — Nature. — Picnics. — Sports. —
Walking.

Owls.

Walker. Bird legend and life, p.3-23. 203-206 j 598.2 Wi7b

Owls. Stories.

Mulcts. Bird stories, p. 183-201 j M954b

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 217

Oxen. See Cattle.

Oxford University.

Church. With the king at Oxford, p. 52-64, 185-208 j C468W

Oysters.

Carpenter. North America, p. 51-54 j 917 C22a

Chamberlain. How we are fed, p. 64-69 j 630 C35

Our country: East, p. 165-169 j 917.3 O32

Pageants.

Mackay. Patriotic plays and pageants j 812 Mi7p

Mackay. Plays of the pioneers j 793.1 M17

See also Coronations. — Plays.

Paint.

Carpenter. How the world is housed, p. 221-231 j 910 C22h

Painters.

Barstow. Famous pictures j 759 B27

Clement. Stories of art and artists qj 750 C56

Head. How to enjoy pictures j 759 H38

Home & Scobey. Stories of great artists j 927.5 H79

Keysor. Great artists. 5v j 927 K23g

See also Artists.

Also names of painters, as Raphael.

Painting.

Augsburg. Augsburg's drawing, v.i, p. 172-188; v.3, p.47-

74 j 741 A92

Beard. American girls' handy-book, p.238-256 j 790 B343

Froehlich & Snow. Text books of art education. 7v..j 372.5 F96
Kelley. Three hundred things a bright girl can do, p.316-

349 j 790 K16

Kemp. Painting j 741 K17

See also Art. — Artists. — China-painting. — Design. — Drawing. —

Painters. — Pictures.

Paintings. See Pictures.
Palestine,

Carpenter. Asia, p. 349-359 j 915 C22a

Finnemore. The Holy Land j 915.69 F51

Henty. Famous travels, p.127-139 j 910 H45f

Huntington. Asia, p.53-66 j 915 H94

Johonnot. Geographical reader, p. 60-63, 256-257, 345-352.. j 910 J37
Knox. Adventures of two youths in a journey to Egypt

and the Holy Land j 916.2 K35

Redway. All around Asia, p. 295-301 j 915 R27

Tappan. World's story, v. 2, p. 527-631 j 909 T19

Palestrina, Giovanni Pierluigi da.

Chapin. Masters of music, p.i-i6 j 927.8 C36

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Palissy, Bernard.

Bolton. Lives of poor boys who became famous, p. 54-64. .j 920 B61

Holland. Historic inventions, p.42-52 j 926 H72

Lang. Red book of heroes, p. 352-368 j 920 L23

Mabie. Men who have risen, p. 347-361 j 920 Mii

Towle. Heroes and martyrs of invention, p. 43-51 j 926 T65

Palm-trees.

Rogers. Book of useful plants, p. 335-344 j 630 R61

Palmer, Mrs Alice (Freeman).

Parkman. Heroines of service, p. 31-58 j 920.7 P24

Panama.

Bishop. Panama, past and present j 986 B49

George. Little journey to Mexico and Central America,

pt.2, p.58-79 j 917-^ G3ia

Hall & Chester. Panama and the canal j 918.6 H16

Knox. Boy travellers in South America, p. 27-84 j 918 K35

Pike. Our little Panama cousin j 918.6 P58

Panama canal.

Allen. Geographical and industrial studies; South America,

P-375-399 j 918 A42

Barstow. The progress of a united people, p. 107-124. . . .j 973 B27P

Bishop. Panama, past and present j 986 B49

Bond. Pick, shovel and pluck, p. 20-38 j 620 B62p

George. Little journey to Mexico and Central America,

pt.2, p.62-73 j 9x7.2 G3ia

Hall & Chester. Panama and the canal j 918.6 H16

Williams. How it is done, p.333-340 j 620 W74

Williams. Romance of modern engineering, p. 267-291.. j 620 W74r

Panthers.

Ingersoll. Wild neighbors, p.33-58 j 596 I24

Panthers. Stories.

Carter. Panther stories j C22,7p

Roberts. Watchers of the camp-fire j R536W

Pantomime.

St. Nicholas book of plays and operettas, v.i, p. 1-22, 81-

9^ j 793-1 S14

See also Pageants. — Plays. — Puppet shows. — Shadow pictures. —

Tableaux.
Paper.

Carpenter. How the world is housed, p. 204- 221 j 910 C22h

Chase & Clow. Stories of industry, v.i, p.172-184 j 670 C38a3

Dorrance. Story of the forest, p.i8i-i86 j 634.9 D74

Mills. Searchlights on some American industries, p.85-

^30 j gog M69

I

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Paper — continued.

Rocheleau. Great American industries; manufactures,

p.138-155 J 670 R56

Tappan. Wonders of science, p.18-25 j 504 Tigw

Williams. How it is made, p.29-45 j 670 W74

Paper money. See Money.

Paper work.

Beard, D. C. Jack of all trades, p.210-221 j 790 B34J

Beard, L. & A. B. Indoor and outdoor handicraft and

recreation for girls, p.75-i 10, 162-1 74 j 790 B343i

Beard, P. Jolly book of boxcraft j 790 B3432

Boyd. When mother lets us cut out pictures j 790 B66

Oilman & Williams. Seat work and industrial occupa-
tions j 372.5 G42

Kelley. Three hundred things a bright girl can do, p.231-

277 j 790 K16

Polkinghorne. Toy-making in school and home j 790 P76

Rich. When mother lets us make paper box furniture.. j 790 R39
Sage & Cooley. Occupations for little fingers, p.46-59 J 372 S12

Paraguay.

Lane. Strange lands near home, p. 60-68 j 918 L23

Markwick & Smith. South American republics, p. 272-286..} 918 M39

Paris.

Finnemore. France, p.22-29 j 914-4 F51

George. Little journey to France and Switzerland, pt.i,

p.io-63 j 914-4 G31

Knox. Boy travellers in central Europe, p. 83-240. .. .j 914 K35bo
Stockton. Personally conducted, p. 138-15/ J 9^4 S86

Park, Mungo.

Jenks. Boys' book of explorations, p.45-57 J 910.9 J25

Parkman, Francis.

Lodge & Roosevelt. Hero tales, p.160-170 j 973 L76

Wright. Children's stories in American literature, v.i,

p.219-233 j 810.9 W93

Parliament. See England. Parliament.

Parrots.

Tappan. Out-of-door book. p. 52-63 j 590-4 T19

Parrots. Stories.

Cochrane. Four hundred animal stories, p. 81-109 j C645f

Parthenon.

George. Little journeys to Balkans, pt.2. p.40-44 J 914-96 G31

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Parties.

Beard. Things worth doing j 790 B343t

Crozier. Children's parties j 790 C89

Crozier. Indoor games for children j 793 C89

Glover. "Dame Curtsey's" book of games j 790 G51

Yale. When mother lets us give a party j 790 Y13

See also Amusements. — -Dances. — Picnics.
Partridges. Stories.

Seton. Lobo, Rag and Vixen, p. 3 1-73 j S495I

Seton. Wild animals I have know^n, p. 307-358 j S49Sw^

Passion play. See Oberammergau.

Pasteiu", Louis.

Couch. Roll call of honour, p. 240-271 j 920 C83

Gilbert. More than conquerors, p. 223-249 j 920 G38

Patagonia.

Shaw. Big people and little people of other lands, p.92-

97 j 390 S53

Patrick, St.

Blaisdell & Dalrymple. Kathleen in Ireland, P.31-37..J 914.15 B52

Joyce. Child's history of Ireland, p. 66-76 j 941.5 J48C

O'Brien. Ireland, p. 1-9 j 941.5 O12

Steedman. Our island saints, p. 43-64 j 398.2 S810

Whitcomb & George. Little journeys to Scotland and Ire-
land, pt.2, p. 64-68 j 914.1 W62

Williamson. John and Betty's Irish history visit, p.276-

280 j 914.15 W75

See also St. Patrick's day.

Patriotic songs. See National songs. — Songs.

Patriotism.

Bryant. New library of poetry and song, p. 563-604. . qrj 821.08 B84f

Dole. Young citizen, p.34-45 j 172 D69y

Gayley & Flaherty. Poetry of the people j 821.08 G25

Hagedorn. You are the hope of the world j 172 H13

Hale. Man without a country j Hi59m2

Hoar. Book of patriotism j 172 H64

Judson. Young American j 342.7 J49a

Knowles. Poems of American patriotism j 811.08 K35

Matthews. Poems of American patriotism j 811.08 M47

Patriotism and the flag j 172 P29

Powell. Spirit of democracy j 808.8 P87

Smith. Peace and patriotism j 808.8 S64

Southworth & Paine. Bugle calls of liberty j 808.8 S72

Spaulding & Bryce. Fifth reader, p. 3-50 j 808.8 S73b

Stevens. American patriotic prose and verse. . . . ; j 811.08 S845

United States — Committee on public information. Battle

line of democracy j 808.8 U25

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Patriotism — continued.

See also Citizenship. — Civic readers. — Flag day. — Flags. — Heroes and
heroism. — Independence day. — Memorial day.
Also names of patriots, as Hale, Nathan. — Joan of Arc. — Robert
Bruce, kitig of Scotland.

Pattison, Dorothy Wyndlow.

Mabie & Stephens. Heroines that every child should knowr,

P.241-26S J 920.7 Mil

Paula, St.

Mabie & Stephens. Heroines that every child should know, ■

p.43-56 J 920.7 Mil

Paulus, ^milius.

Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Romans, p.47-

54 j 920 P72zgc

Plutarch. Lives, v.2, p.i5S-200 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p.318-330 j 920 P720

Payn, James.

Rideing. Boyhood of famous authors, p.76-91 j 928 R43

Peabody, George.

Baldwin. American book of golden deeds, p.i9S-200 j 920 B19

Bolton. Lives of poor boys who became famous, p.i-i2..j 920 B61
Parton. Captains of industry, v.2, p.208-215 j 926 P27

Peace.

Barstow. The progress of a united people, p.i70-i93-J 973 B27P

Gould. Heroes of peace j 172 G73

Gulliver. The friendship of nations j 172 G96

Hill. Lessons for junior citizens, p. 197-207 j 352 H55

Smith. Peace and patriotism _ j 808.8 S64

See also Arbitration.

Peanuts.

Lane. Industries of to-day, p.19-26 j 604 L23

Our country: East, p.160-164 _ j 917-3 O32

Pearls.

Carpenter. Australia, p.57-60 j 910 C22

Hardy. Hall of shells, p.59-70 j 594 H26

Kelley. Boy mineral collectors, p. 84-92 j 549 K16

Knox. Adventures of two youths in a journey to Siam

and Java, p.269-276 j 915-9 K35

Peary, Robert Edwin.

Borup. A tenderfoot with Peary j 919-8 B63

Horton. Frozen North, p.133-148 j 919-8 H81

Johnston. Famous discoverers and explorers, p.409-426. . j 923-9 J36

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Peat.

Martin. Story of a piece of coal, p.68-71 j 553.2 M42

Whitcomb & George. Little journeys to Scotland and Ire-
land, pt.i, p.48-52; pt.2, P.52-S4 J 914-1 W62

Pelopidas.

Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Greeks, p.8o-88. .j 920 P72zg
Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Greece, p. 203-209.. j 920 Hi 13

Plutarch. Lives, v.2, p.201-237, 276-279 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Lives; retold by Weston, p.45-68 j 920 P72I

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p.185-195 j 920 P720

Pencils*

Chase & Clow. Stories of industry, v.i, p.105-111 j 670 C38a3

Rocheleau. Great American industries; manufactures,

p.129-133 j 670 R56

Peninsular war. Stories.

Henty. Under Wellington's command j H456un

Henty. With Moore at Corunna j H456wm

Lever. Charles O'Malley j L664C

Penn, William.

Coe. Founders of our country, p. 233-243 j 973-2 C65

Eggleston. First book in American history, p. 59-67 J 973 E35

Ellis. Stories from American history, p. 47-64 j 973 E53

Goho. Pennsylvania reader, p.9-14 J 974-8 G57

Holland. William Penn j 92 P39Sh

Morris. Heroes of progress in America, p. 21-26 j 920 M91

Stories of great men, p.67-98 j 920 S88

Walton & Brumbaugh. Stories of Pennsylvania, p. 13-17,

31-34, 297-300 j 974-8 W19

Watson. The great peacemaker j 92 P395W

Penn, William. Stories.

Butterworth. Wampum belt j B984W

Pennsylvania.

Brooks. Century book of the American colonies, p.97-

108 j 973-2 B77

Cornman & Gerson. Geography primer [Allegheny county

edition], p. 125-154 j 910 C82a2

Cornman & Gerson. Geography primer [Pittsburg edition],

p.i25-i38 j 910 C82

Cram. Descriptive review of Pennsylvania qrj 917.48 C86

Frye. Grammar school geography qj 910 F97g

Goho. Pennsylvania reader j 974.8 G57

Indian stories, p. 159-170 j I242

Redway & Hinman. Natural advanced geography qj 910 R27a

Tarr & McMurry. New geographies; Pennsylvania supple-
ment j 910 T2in2

Walton & Brumbaugh. Stories of Pennsylvania j 974.8 W19

See also Philadelphia. — Pittsburgh.

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Pennsylvania. Government.

Higby. Government of Pennsylvania and the nation.. ..j 353.9 H53
Philips. Elements of civil government in Pennsylvania . .j 353 M94a

Philips. Nation and state, p.193-244 j 353 P49

Pierson. Civics of Pennsylvania j 353-9 P57

Shimmell. Government of Pennsylvania j 353-9 S55

Pennsylveinia. History.

Fisher. Making of Pennsylvania rj 974-8 F53

Morris. History of Pennsylvania j 974-8 M91

Pennypacker. Pennsylvania j 974-8 P41

See also French and Indian war. — United States. Colonial period.
Also Penn, William.

Pennsylvania, Stories.

Patterson. "The Head of Iron" j P3i2h

Price. Lads and lassies of other days, p.ii-38, 52-63, 85-99- -J P9431
Singmaster. When Sarah saved the day j S617W

Pens.

Rocheleau. Great American industries; manufactures,

p.133-137 i 670 R56

Williams. How it is made, p.369-382 j 670 W74

Perfumery.

Allen. Geographical and industrial studies; Europe, p.382-

393 j 609.4 A42

Pericles.

Church. Pictures from Greek life and story, p.127-135. . . .j 938 C46
Gould. Children's Plutarch ; tales of the Greeks, p.38-45 • • J 920 P72zg
Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Greece, p.163-172. . . .j 920 H113

Harper. Leaders of men, p.61-90 j 923 H28

Plutarch. Boys' and girls' Plutarch, p. 136-167 j 920 P72b

Plutarch. Lives, v.i, p.318-371, 405-408 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p.i 13-120 j 920 P720

Perrault, Charles.

Adams. Dear old story-tellers, p.74-88 j 928 A21

Perry, Matthew Calbraith, commodore.

Morris. Heroes of the navy, p.261-272 j 923.5 M91

Perry, Oliver Hazard, commodore.

Beebe. Four American naval heroes, p. 69-130 j 923 B37

Morris. Heroes of the navy, p.210-225 j 923-5 M91

Seawell. ' Twelve naval captains, p.182-191 j 923.5 S44

See also Erie, Lake, Battle of, 1813.

Perry, Oliver Hazard, commodore. Stories.

Barnes. Hero of Erie j B256ih

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Perseus.

Baldwin. Old Greek stories, p.88-i 14 j 292 B 19

Burt & Ragozin. Herakles, p.87-102 j 292 B94

Firth. Stories of old Greece, p.97-108 j 292 F52

Francillon. Gods and heroes, p. 174-204 j 292 F86a

Guerber. Myths of Greece and Rome, p.240-249 j 292 G9S

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Greece, p.31-40 j 920 H113

Hawthorne. Wonder-book, p.7-38 j 292 H36WO

Hawthorne. Wonder book, and Tanglewood tales, p.8-

32 j 292 H36W02

Hawthorne. Wonder book, and Tanglewood tales, p.i8-

48 j 292 H36W03

Kingsley. Heroes, p.i5-93 J 292 K27

Kupfer. Stories of long ago, p.68-82 j 292 K43

Mabie. Heroes every child should know, p. 3-25 J 920 Miih

Niebuhr. Greek heroes, p.68-8i j 292 N33g

Pyle. Where the wind blows, p.257-295 qj 398 P99W

Storr. Half a hundred tales, p.313-319 J 292 888

Underdown. Gateway to romance, p.157-190 j 821 M9ig

Perseverance.

Harden. Winning out. p.163-174 j 170 M37W

Pershing, Gen. John Joseph.

Parkman. Fighters for peace, p.227-254 j 923.5 P24

Tomlinson. Story of General Pershing j 92 P447t

Persia.

Tappan. World's story, v.2, p.283-460 j 909 T19

Persia. Description and travel.

Carpenter. Asia, p.321-333 j 9^5 C22a

Huntington. Asia, p.97-111 j 9^5 H94

Redway. All around Asia, P.27S-285 j 915 R27

Smith. Life in Asia, P.2S3-269 j 915 S65

Persia. Folklore.

Firdausi. The epic of kings j 891.5 Fsie

Renninger. Story of Rustem j 891.5 F5ir

Wilmot-Buxton. Stories of Persian heroes j 891.5 W76

Persia. History.

Arnold. Stories of ancient peoples, p. 172-182 j 930 A75

Church. Stories of^the East from Herodotus j 888 H47

Church. Story of the Persian war j 888 H47C

White. Boys' and girls' Herodotus j 888 H47b

See also Retreat of the ten thousand.

Also Artaxerxes II, king of Persia. — Cyrus the Great, king of Per-
sia.— Xerxes the Great, king of Persia.

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 225

Persia. Manners and customs.

Andrews. Ten boys, p. 22-44 j 904 A56

By land and sea, p.178-182 j 910 B99

Miller. Little people of Asia, p.98-116 j 915 M69

Toward the rising sun, p. 129-134 j 915 T6s

Persia. Stories.

Ebers. Egyptian princess j E2i8e

Wade. Dolls of many lands, p.120-132 j \Vii8d

Peru. Description and travel.

Markwick & Smith. South American republics, p.ii"-

153 j 918 M39

Peru. History.

Hedin. From pole to pole, p.344-35o j 910 H39

Lang. Red true story book, p.371-419 j 904 L23r

Lummis. Spanish pioneers, p. 238-292 j 973-1 L97

See also Pizarro, Francisco.

Peru. Manners and customs.

By land and sea, p.73-76 j 910 B99

Lane. Strange lands near home, p.69-74 j 918 L23

Peter the Great, c:::ar of Russia.

Abbott. Peter the Great j 92 P455a

Arnold & Gilbert. Reader for fifth grades, p.i3i-i37--j 808.8 A75r

Birkhead. Heroes of modern Europe, p. 137-144 j 920 B48

Creighton. Heroes of European history, p.157-162 j 940 C87

Farmer. Boys' book of famous rulers, p.367-397 J 923-1 F24b

Harper. Leaders of men, p.163-183 j 923 H28

Holland. Historic boyhoods, p.48-58 j 920 H72

Morris. Historical tales; Russian, p.i 14-183 j 947 M91

Peter the Great, c^rar of Russia. Stories.

Whishaw. Boris the bear-hunter j W626b

Peter of Haarlem,

Swectser. Ten boys from history, p.45-52 j 920 S97

Peter the Hermit.

Douglas. Heroes of the crusades, p. 21-36 j 940.4 D75

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of the middle ages, p.173-

179 j 920 Hii3fa

Morris. Historical tales; French, p.69-80 j 944 M9i5a

Petroleum.

Carpenter. North America, p.220-225 j 917 C22a

Chamberlain. How we are sheltered, p. 178-184 j 910 C355

Chase & Clow. Stories of industry, v.i, p.23-26 j 670 C38a3

Herrick. The earth in past ages, p. 167-177 j 550 H47

King. Picturesque geographical readers, v.4, p.61-70 j 910 K26

Mowry. American inventions and inventors, p. 77-80 j 609 M94

Our country: East, p.46-49 J 917-3 O32

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Petroleum — continued.

Rocheleau. Great American industries; minerals, p.45-

68 J 553 Rs6g

Williams. Romance of modern engineering, p.349-365--J 620 W74r
Winchell. Walks and talks in the geological field, p.i66-

172 J 550 W77W

See also Gas.— Natural gas.

Pets. See Animals. — Animals. Care.

Also names of animals, as Cats. — Dogs.

Pheasants.

Barton. The boy fancier, p.326-336 j 636 B28

Philadelphia.

Barstow. The colonists and the Revolution, p.47-56 j 973-2 B27

Philadelphia (ship).

Blaisdell & Ball. Hero stories from American history,

p.156-168 j 973 B52h

Blaisdell & Ball. Heroic deeds of American sailors, p.39-

52 j 973 B52he

Lodge & Roosevelt. Hero tales, p.ioi-113 J 973 L76

Morris. Historical tales; American, v.i, p.237-248 j 973 Mgia

Trowbridge. Brave deeds, p.218-220 j 904 T77b

See also Decatur, Stephen.

Philip, King.

Abbott. History of King Philip j 970.2 A13

Coe. Founders of our country, p.187-201 j 973-2 C65

Irving. Sketch-book, p.406-430 j 817 l28sk

Johnston. Famous Indian chiefs, p.106-150 j 970-2 J36

Johonnot. Stories of our country, p.37-44 J 973 J37

Sweetser. Book of Indian braves, p.75-102 j 970.2 S97

Tappan. American hero stories, p.84-95 j 920 T19

Wade. Ten big Indians, p.91-123 J 970.2 Wii

Whitney & Perry. Four American Indians, p.9-50 j 970.2 W65

Philip II, king of Macedon.

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Greece, p.210-214 j 920 H113

Philip II, king of Spain.

Farmer. Boys' book of famous rulers, p.291-311 j 923-1 F24b

Philippine islands.

Butterworth. Story of Magellan, p.108-143. 182-235 j 910 B98

Philippine islands. Description and travel.

Burks. Barbara's Philippine journey j 919-^4 B91

Carpenter. Australia, p.153-213 j 910 C22

George. Little journeys to Hawaii and the Philippine

islands j 919-6 G31

Gilson. Wealth of the world's waste places, p. 289-300 j 910 G42

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 227

Philippine islands. Description and travel — continued.

Knox. Adventures of two youths in a journey to Ceylon

and India, p. 37-120 j 915.4 K35

MacClintock. The Philippines j 919.14 M13

Philippine islands. Manners and customs.

Carpenter. Around the world with the children, p. 74-82.. j 910 C22a
Carroll & Hart. Around the world; book four, p. 241-268. j 910 C23d
Carroll & Jerome. Around the world; book three, p.196-

207 j 910 C23C

Chamberlain. How we are sheltered, p.67-75 j 910 C3S5

Chance. Little folks of many lands, p. 83-93 J Qio C36

Mott & Dutton. Fishing and hunting, p. 70-92 j 910 M94

Schwartz. Five little strangers, p. 137-176 j 910 S39

Shaw. Big people and little people of other lands, p.iio-

117 j 390 S53

Starr. Strange peoples, p. 156-163 j 572.9 S79

Toward the rising sun, p.104-114 j 915 T65

Wade. Our little Philippine cousin j 919.14 Wii

Phillips, Wendell.

Bolton. Famous leaders among men, p. 175-216 j 920 B6if

Brooks. Stories of the old Bay state, p. 207-216 j 974.4 B77

Morris. Heroes of progress in America, p. 199-204 j 920 M91

Philopoemen.

Gould. Children's Plutarch: tales of the Greeks, p.157-

163 j 920 P72Zg

Morris. Historical tales; Greek, p. 334-344 j 938 M9ia

Plutarch. Lives, v.2, p. 360-383, 413-415 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Lives; retold by Weston, p. 149-167 j 920 P72I

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p. 296-302 j 920 P720

Phips, Sir William.

Abbot. Naval history of the U.S., p.12-20 j 973 Ai2n

Hawthorne. Grandfather's chair, p. 54-63, 74-79 j 974.4 H36

Hawthorne. Whole history of grandfather's chair, p. 54-63,

74-79 j 974-4 H36g

Morris. Historical tales; American, v.i, p. 53-68 j 973 M9ia

Parton. Captains of industry, v.2, p. 18-26 j 926 P27

Phips, Sir William. Stories.

Butterworth. Treasure ship j B984tr

Phocion.

Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Greeks, p.129-

135 j 920 P72zg

Plutarch. Lives, v. 4, p.329-369 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p. 177-185 j 920 P720

Phoenicia.

Arnold. Stories of ancient peoples, p.141-151 j 930 A75

Luther. Trading and exploring, p. 28-61 j 910 L98

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Phonograph.

Baker. Boys' book of inventions, p.249-280 j 609 B17

Williams. How it works, p.310-321 j 604 W74a

Phosphorescence.

Holden. Wonders of earth, sea and sky, p. 228-250 j 504 H71W

See also Foxfire.

Photography.

Bullivant. Every boy's book of hobbies, p. 214-230 j 790 B87

Claudy. First book of photography j 770 C54a

Collins. Handicraft for boys, p.131-156 j 680 C69h

Jenks. Photography for young people j 770 J25

Miller. Outdoor sports and games, p. 301-317 J 796 M69

Pepper. Boy's playbook of science, p. 206-223 j 530-7 P4ia

Verrill. Boy collector's handbook, p. 193-217 j 579 V28

Sec also Magic lanterns. — Moving pictures. — Pictures.

Physical culture.

Blaikie. How to get strong j 613.71 B52h

Blaikie. Sound bodies for our boys and girls j 613.71 B52S

Kirk. Old English games and physical exercises j 793 K28

Sargent. Health, strength and power j 613 S24

See also Athletics. — Drills (exercises). — Games. — Hygiene. — Sports.

Physical geography.

Arey. Physiography for high schools j 551 A68

Davis. Elementary physical geography j 551 D32e

Holden. The sciences, p. 185-224 j 500 H71

See also Caves. — Climate. — Clouds. — Earth. — Earthquakes. — Geogra-
phy.— Geology. — Geysers. — Glaciers. — Ice. — Icebergs. — Islands.
— Nature. — Ocean. — Peat. — Prairies. — Rain. — Rivers. — Storms. —
Tides. — Volcanoes. — Water. — Waves. — Weather. — -Winds.

Physicians and surgeons.

Marden. Choosing a career, p.421-447 j 174 M37

Reid. Careers for the coming men, p. 61-72 j 174 R31

Smith. One hundred famous Americans, p. 315-342 j 920 S649

Physics.

Collins. Magic of science j 530.7 C69

Holden. The sciences, p. 73-147 j 500 H71

Hooker. Child's book of nature, pt.3 j 581 H77C

Hopkins. Experimental science. 2v j 530.7 H78e

Pepper. Boy's playbook of science j 530.7 P4ia

Williams. How it works j 604 W74a

See also Air. — Chemistry. — Electricity. — Gyroscope. — Liquids. —

Magnetism. — Mechanics. — Physical geography. — Radium. —

Sound. — Water. — Waves. — Weather.

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 229

Physiology.

Blaisclell. Child's book of health j 613 B52a

Blaisdell. Our bodies and how we live j 613 B5202

Hooker. Child's book of nature, pt.2 j 581 H77C

Jewett. The body at work j 612 J31

Ritchie. Primer of sanitation and physiology j 613 R49

Sec also Hygiene. — Physical culture. — Teeth.

Pianos.

Williams. How it is made, p. 60-71 j 670 W74

Picnics.

Beard. Indoor and outdoor handicraft and recreation for

girls, p.333-344 j 790 B343i

Picture-books.

Adelborg. Clean Peter and the children of Grubbylea j A228C

Bergengren. Jane, Joseph & John qj 811 B45

Beskow. Hanschens skifahrt qj 833 B46

Bliithgen. Buben und madel's qj 831 B57

Bliithgen. Guckaus qj 83 1 B57g

Bonn. Hausmiitterchen qj 831 B62h

Bonn. Nesthakchen qj 831 B62

Boutet de Monvel. Joan of Arc j 92 j329mo

For other editions see Author list.

Braine. Merchant ships qj 604 B68

Brooke. Johnny Crow's garden j B772J

Brooke. Johnny Crow's party j B772J0

Brooke. The tailor and the crow j B772t

Browning. Pied piper of Hamelin qj 821 B8i9pi

For other editions see Author list.

Burgess. Goops qj 817 B89

Burgess. More goops qj 817 B89m

Caldecott. Caldecott's collection of pictures & songs. 2v. . j 821 Ci2c

Caldecott. Caldecott's picture book. 2v j 821 Ci2p

Caldecott. Hey diddle diddle picture book j 821 Ci2h

Caldecott. Panjandrum picture book j 821 C12

Chansons de France pour les petits franqais j 784.4 C41

Cox. Another Brownie book qj C853a

Cox. Brownies abroad qj C853ba

Cox. Brownies around the world qj C853bro

Cox. Brownies at home qj C853br

Cox. Brownies in the Philippines qj C8s3bp

Cox. Brownies' latest adventures qj C853bo

Cox. Brownies, their book • • • -qj C853b

Cox. Brownies through the Union qj C853bu

Crane. Baby's own /Esop. j 398.91 A25C

Crane. Beauty and the beast picture book qj 398 C867b

Crane. Bluebeard's picture book qj 398 C867

Crane. Buckle my shoe picture book qj C867ib

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Picture-books — continued.

Crane. Cinderella's picture book qj 398 C867C

Crane. A flower wedding qj C867if

Crane. Flowers from Shakespeare's garden qj C867ifl

Crane. Goody Two Shoes picture book qj C867ig

Crane. A masque of days qj C867im

Crane. Mother Hubbard, her picture book qj 398 C867m

Crane. Red Riding Hood's picture book qj 398 C867r

Crane. This little pig, his picture book qj C867it

Dean. In Peanut land qj 03441

Deming. Children of the wild j D421C

Deming. Indian child life j D42ii

Deming. Little brothers of the West j D42ilit

Deming. Little Indian folk j D421I

Deming. Little red people j D42ili

Deming. Red folk and wild folk qj D42ir

Elkin. The children's corner j E488C

Elkin. Old Dutch nursery rhymes j 784.8 E48

France. Filles et garqons qj 843 F86f

France. Girls and boys qj F86ig

France. Nos enfants qj 843 F86

France. Our children qj F8610

Francis. Book of cheerful cats j F8671C

Funck-Brentano. Jeanne d'Arc qj 92 J32gi

Garnett. The muffin shop qj Gigim

Greenaway. Marigold garden qj 821 G83

Greenaway. Under the window j 821 G83U

Guigou & Vimar. L'illustre dompteur j 847 G96

Haines. Book of the dog qj HiSib

Hill. Truth about old King Cole j 821 H55

Hoffmann. Slovenly Peter qj H68i2s

Hoist. Der herbst qj 833 H74

The house that Jack built j 821 Ci2ho

Ivimey. Complete version of Ye three blind mice j I335C

Lang. Wie das samenkorn zu brot wird j 831 L23

Lechler. Blatt fiir blatt j 831 L48

Lechler. Wie's im hause geht j 833 L48

Lohmeyer & Oldenberg. Der alte bekannte qj 831 L78

Lohmeyer & Flinzer. Konig Nobel qj 831 L78k

Lohmeyer. Was willst du werden? qj 831 L78W

Lucas. Four and twenty toilers j 821 L96f

Mars. Joies d'enfants j 843 M41

Mars. Nos cheris j 843 M4in

Moffat. Little songs of long ago j 784.8 M76I

Moffat. Our old nursery rhymes j 784.8 M76

Moncrieff. Round the world qj 910 M81

Montorgueil. Bonaparte qj 92 Ni29mo

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 231

Pictxare-books — continued.

Montorgueil. Murat j 92 M97im

Moore. Twas the night before Christmas j 811 M87

Mother Goose j 398.8 M93mg

For other editions see Author list.

Newell. Pictures and rhymes j 817 N27

Nursie's little rhyme book j 398.8 N52

Olfers. Was Marilenchen erlebte! qj 831 O232W

Olfers. Windchen j 831 O232

Pletsch. Wie's im hause geht nach dem alphabet qj 831 P69W

Plon. La civilite puerile et honnete j 843 P71

Potter. Roly-poly pudding j P8s6r

Rackham. Arthur Rackham's book of pictures qj 741 R12

Sharpe. Dame Wiggins of Lee j 821 S53

Smith. Chicken world j S646C

Smith. The circus and all about it j S646ci

Smith. The farm book j S646f

Smith. The railroad book j S646r

Smith. The seashore book j S646S

Smith. Story of Pocahontas and Captain John Smith. . . .j 92 P732S

Sowerby. Childhood qj 821 S73

United States navy j 359 U25

Weatherly. Book of gnomes j W36ib

Widor. Old songs and rounds j 784.8 W670

Widor. Vieilles chansons pour les petits enfants j 784.8 W67

Pictures.

Barstow. Famous pictures j 759 B27

Book of the childhood of Christ qj 755 B63

Book of the passion of our Lord qj 755 B63b

Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh — Department of fine arts. Brief

lessons j 707 C21

Clement. Angels in art j 755 C56

Clement. Saints in art j 755 Cs6s

Clement. Stories of art and artists qj 750 C56

Conway. Children's book of art j 759 C76

French. Christ in art j 755 F92

Hare. Portrait book of our kings and queens j 923.1 H26

Head. How to enjoy pictures j 759 H38

Hole. Life of Jesus of Nazareth qj 755 H71

Moore. Children of other days qj 757 M87

Singleton. The children's city, p. 207-228 j 917.471 S6i

Van Dyke. Christ-child in art j 755 V18

See also Art. — Artists. — Drawing. — Moving pictures. — Painting. —

Photography.

Pictures, Moving. See Moving pictures.

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Pigeons.

Barton. The boy fancier, p.259-325 j 636 B28

Fabre. Our humble helpers, p. 130-149 J 636 Fii

Madden. Forest friends, p.216-234 j 590-4 M23

Miller. Outdoor work, p. 193-196, 207-217 J 630 M69

Morris. Home life in all lands, v.3, p.207-213 j 910 M91

Pigmies. See Dwarfs.

Pigs.

Fabre. Our humble helpers, p.3i6-333 J 636 Fi i

Monteith. Familiar animals, p.132-144 J 599 M85

Morris. Home life in all lands, v.3, p. 165-174 J 9io M91

Pike, Zebulon Montgomery.

Drake. Making of the great West, p.198-204 j 978 D78

Pilgrim Fathers.

Abbott. Miles Standish j 92 S785a

Barstow. Explorers and settlers, p.189-219 j 973-1 B27

Blaisdell & Ball. Short stories from American history,

p.i-21 j 973 BS2S

Colonial stories, p.27-55 J C722

Creighton. Stories from English history, p.194-201 j 942 C8761

Drake. On Plymouth rock j 974-4 D78

Griffis. Brave little Holland, p. 192-209 j 949-2 G89b

Higginson. Young folks' book of American explorers,

p.309-337 j 973-1 H53

Johonnot. Ten great events in history, p.196-219 j 904 J37t

Pumphrey. Stories of the Pilgrims . . . ". j 973-2 P98

Tiffany. Pilgrims and Puritans j 974-4 T45

See also Massachusetts.— Plymouth.— Thanksgiving day.— United

States. Colonial period.

Also Standish, Miles.
Pilgrim Fathers. Stories.

Dix. Soldier Rigdale J D647S

Pilots and piloting.

By land and sea, p.231-236 j 910 B99

Ingersoll. Book of the ocean, p.219-227 j 551-46 124b

Moffett. Careers of danger and daring, p.130-172 j 604 M76

Tappan. Out-of-door book, p.107-115 j 590-4 T19

Pineapples.

Our country: East, p.io6-iio j 917-3 O32

Pins. See Needles and pins.

Pinzon, Vicente Yanez.

Shaw. Discoverers and explorers, p.92-97 j 9io-9 S53

Pioneer life. See Frontier life.

Pioneers. See Frontier life.

Also names of pioneers, as Boone, Daniel.

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 233

Pirates.

Brooks. American sailor, p. 69-88 j 656.8 Bjja

Finnemore. Barbary rovers j 961 F51

Hall & Chester. Panama and the canal, p. 27-36 j 918.6 H16

Ingersoll. Book of the ocean, p.171-185 j 551.46 124b

Lang. Blue true story book, p. 136-142 j 904 L23b

Lang. True story book, p.326-337 j 904 L23

Pike. Our little Panama cousin, p.41-52 j 918.6 P58

Stockton. Buccaneers and pirates j 910.4 S86

Pirates. Stories.

Cooper. Red Rover j C787r

Pyle. Stolen treasure j P996st

Pyle. Story of Jack Ballister's fortunes j P996S

Scott. Pirate j S43ipi

Stevenson. Treasure island j S848t

For other editions see Author list.

Pitcairn island.

Hale. Stories of the sea, p. 192-23$ J 910.4 H15

Lang. Red true story book, p.238-246 j 904 L23r

Pitcher, Molly.

Goho. Pennsylvania reader, p.107-110 j 974.8 G57

Lang. Red true story book, p. 137-140 j 904 L23r

Stockton. Stories of New Jersey, p. 186-192 j 974-9 S86

Trowbridge. Brave deeds, p. 21 1-2 15 j 904 T77b

Pittsburgh.

Cornman & Gerson. Geography primer, pref. p. 7-18. . . .j 910 C82a2

For other editions see Author list.

Cram. Descriptive review of Pennsylvania qrj 917.48 C86

Hotchkiss. Representative cities of the U. S., p.118-133. .j 917.3 H82
Southworth & Kramer. Great cities of the U. S., p.171-

188 j 9173 S72

See also Pennsylvania.

Pittsburgh. Government.

Philips. Nation and state, p. 245-252 j 353 P49

Pittsburgh. History.

Daughters of the American Revolution, Pittsburgh chapter.

Fort Duquesne and Fort Pitt j 974-886 D28

Killikelly. History of Pittsburgh; qrj 974.886 K2S

See also Fort Duquesne. — Fort Pitt. — Whiskey insurrection.

Pizarro, Francisco.

Gordy. Stories of American explorers, p. 72-86 j 973.1 G66

Johnston. Famous discoverers and explorers, p. 217-247. .j 923.9 J36

Johonnot. Stories of other lands, p. 28-40 j 904 J37s

Lucia. Stories of American discoverers, p. 88-112 j 973.1 L96

Lummis. Spanish pioneers, p. 203-292 j 973.1 L97

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Pizarro, Francisco — continued.

Morris. Historical tales; Spanish-American, p.71-85 J 972 M91

Pratt. Francisco Pizarro j 92 P676P

Shaw. Discoverers and explorers, p.78-83 j 910.9 S53

Towle. Pizarro J 92 P676t

Verne. Famous travels and travellers, p.253-278 j 923.9 V27f

Wright. Children's stories in American history, p.114-

171 j 970 W93

Planets.

Ball. Star-land, p.i34-254 J 523 B21S2

See also Astronomy.— Earth. — Moon.— Stars.

Plants.

Atkinson. First studies of plant Ufe j 581 A87

Bailey. First lessons with plants j 580.7 B16

Bass. Stories of plant life j 580.4 B29a

Brown. The plant baby and its friends j 581 B79

Buckley. Eyes and no eyes, pt.3 j 570-4 BSse

Buckley. Fairy-land of science, p.i54-i73. 219-244 j 570.4 B85

Comstock. Handbook of nature-study, p.489-725 rj 570.7 C73

Dana. According to season j 580.4 DiQa

Dana. Plants and their children j 581 Digp

Dixon. The human side of plants j 581.5 D64

Fabre. Story-book of science j 504 Fn

Gibson. Blossom hosts and insect guests j 581.16 G37

Gibson. Secrets out of doors, p.iii-135 J 570-4 G37S

Gray. How plants behave J 58i G81

Hooker. Child's book of nature, pt.i j 581 H77C

Morley. Flowers and their friends j 580.4 M91

Rogers. Book of useful plants j 630 R61

Tappan. Wonders of science, p. 77-178 J 504 T19W

Wright. Stories of plants and animals j 5/0.4 W935P

See also Botany.— Flowers.— Fruit.— Galls (botany).— Gardens and

gardening.— Herbariums.— Natural history.— Poisonous plants.

— Seeds. — Trees.

Play. See Amusements. — Athletics. — Games.— Kindergarten.
Games and songs. — Sports.

Plays.

Bell. Fairy tale plays J 793-1 B41

Burrill. Master Skylark j 812 B94

Chicago School of Civics and Philanthropy. [Plays for

children.] • J 793-1 C43

Comstock. Dickens dramatic reader j 793-1 D55C

Francis W. Parker School, Chicago. Lionel of Orkney.. qj 793-1 F86
Francis W. Parker School, Chicago. Return of Odys-
seus qj 793-1 F86r

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Plays — contitiued.

Francis W. Parker School, Chicago. Robin Hood.. ..qj 793.1 F86ro

Garnett. Master Will of Stratford j 812 G19

Goodlander. Fairy plays for children j 793.1 G62

Gould. "Little men" play j 793.1 G73

Hall. Boy craftsman, p. 303-330 j 790 H16

Harper's book of little plays j 793.1 H28

Harrison. Alice in Wonderland j 793.1 C23

Holbrook. Dramatic reader j 372.4 H69d

Johnston & Barnum. Book of plays for little actors. . . .j 372.4 J36

Lansing. Quaint old stories to read and act j 793.1 L28

Macdonell. Historical plays for children. 8 nos j 793.1 M14

Mackay. Costumes and scenery for amateurs j 793.12 M17

Mackay. House of the heart j 812 Mi7h

Mackay. How to produce children's plays j 792.07 M17

Mackay. Patriotic plays and pageants j 812 Mi7p

Mackay. Plays of the pioneers j 793.1 M17

Mackay. The silver thread j 812 M17

Meigs. The steadfast princess j 793.1 M57

Merington. Festival plays j 812 M63f

Paret. Harper's handy-book for girls, p. 321-336 j 790 P23

Perry. When mother lets us act j 793.1 P44

St. Nicholas book of plays and operettas, v.i j 793.1 S14

Seton. Wild animal play for children j 793.1 S49

Sidgwick. Four plays for children j 793.1 S56

Simons & Orr. Dramatization j 793.1 S61

Stevenson. Children's classics in dramatic form. 5v. . . .j 793.1 S84

Stock. Jim Crow^ j 793.1 886

Stock. Pied piper j 793.1 S86p

Syrett. Six fairy plays for children j 822 S99

Tappan. Sports & pastimes, p. 495-579 j 790 T19

Tucker & Ryan. Historical plays of colonial days j 793.1 T81

Walker. Little plays from American history j 793.1 W16

White. Snow^ White and the seven dwarfs j 812 W63

See also Cantatas. — Charades. — Christmas. Plays. — Dialogues. —
Drama. — Dramatic readers. — Games. — Moving pictures. — Oper-
ettas.— Puppet shows. — Shadow pictures. — Tableaux.

Pljnmouth.

Bacon. Historic pilgrimages in New England, P.28-67..J 917.4 Bi2h

Diaz. Jimmyjohns, p.191-201 j D539J

Drake. On Plymouth rock j 974.4 D78

Our country; East, p. 195-199 j 917.3 O32

See also Pilgrim Fathers.
Also Standish, Miles.

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Pocahontas.

Brooks. Historic girls, p.208-225 j 920.7 B77

Colonial stories, p.3-26 j C722

Holland. Historic girlhoods, p.93-106 j 920.7 H72

Mabie & Stephens. Heroines that every child should

know, p.146-173 j 920.7 Mil

Seelye & Eggleston. Pocahontas j 975-5 S4S

Smith. Story of Pocahontas and Captain John Smith. . . .j 92 P732S
Wright. Children's stories in American history, p.259-

268 j 970 W93

Poe, Edgar Allan.

Cody. Four famous American writers, p. 71-132 j 928 C65f

Keysor. Sketches of American authors, v.2, p.45-65 J 928 K23

Wright. Children's stories in American literature, v.i,

p.137-148 j 810.9 W93

Poetry. Collections.

Aldrich. Famous poems j 821.08 A36

Beeson. Child's calendar beautiful j 808.8 B38

Blake & Alexander. Graded poetry. 8v. in 7 j 821.08 B52

Bryant. New library of poetry and song qrj 821.08 B84f

Burrell. Book of heroic verse j 821.08 B94

Burt. Poems that every child should know j 821.08 B949

Campbell. Young folks' book of poetry j 821.08 C15

Chisholm. Golden staircase j 821.08 C44a

For other editions see Author list.

Clarke. Treasury of war poetry. 2v j 821.08 C53

Coates. Children's book of poetry j 821.08 C62C

Couch. Oxford book of English verse j 821.08 C830

Coussens. Poems children love j 821.08 C84

Edgar. Treasury of verse for little children j 821.08 E28

Eggleston. American war ballads j 811.08 E35a

Eliot. Poetry for children j 821.08 E47

Forbes. Favourites of a nursery of seventy years ago..j 821.08 F7S

Gayley & Flaherty. Poetry of the people j 821.08 G2S

Grahame. Cambridge book of poetry for children j 821.08 G77

Harris & Gilbert. Poems by grades. 2v j 821.08 H29

Hazard. Three years with the poets j 821.08 H37

Henley. Lyra heroica j 821.08 H44

Holland. Historic poems and ballads j 808.8 H72

Ingpen. One thousand poems for children j 821.08 I24

Knowles. Poems of American patriotism j 811.08 K35

Lang. Blue poetry book j 821.08 L23b

Lovejoy. Nature in verse j 821.08 L942

Lovejoy. Poetry of the seasons .* j 821.08 L942P

Lucas. Another book of verses j 821.08 L96a

Lucas. Book of verses j 821.08 L96

McMurry & Cook. Songs of the tree-top and meadow.. j 821.08 M21

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Poetry. Collections — continued.

Matthews. Poems of American patriotism j 811.08 M47

Montgomery. Heroic ballads j 821.08 M86

Morrison. Songs and rhymes for tlic little ones j 821.08 M919

Olcott. Story-telling poems j 82 1 .08 O23

Our children's songs j 821.08 O32

Palgrave. Children's treasury of English song j 821.08 Pi8c

Palgravc. Golden treasury of songs and poems j 821.08 Pi8g

Patmore. Children's garland from the best poets j 821.08 P29

Repplier. Book of famous verse j 821.08 R35

Scollard. Ballads of American bravery j 811.08 S42

Scudder. Children's book qj 808.8 S43

Shute. Land of song. 3v j 821.08 S56

Smith, E. S. Peace and patriotism j 808.8 S64

Smith, J. W. Child's book of old verses j 821.08 S65

Stedman. American anthology .rj 811.08 S81

Stevens. American patriotic prose and verse j 811.08 S845

Stevenson. Days and deeds j 821.08 S84

Stevenson. Home book of verse for young folks j 821.08 S84h

Stevenson. Poems of American history j 81 1.08 S84

Tappan. Old fashioned stories & poems, p. 339-479 J T1920

Tappan. Poems & rhymes j 821.08 T19

Thacher. Listening child j 821.08 T33

Tileston. Children's book of ballads j 821.08 T46C

Tileston. Child's harvest of verse j 821.08 T46ch

Tileston. Sugar and spice and all that's nice j 821.08 T46S2

Tripled crown j 821.08 T74

United States — Committee on public information. Battle

line of democracy j 808.8 U25

Wheeler. Book of verse of the great war j 821.08 W61

White. Collection of poetry for school reading j 821.08 W63

Whittier. Child life; poems j 821.08 W66

Wiggin & Smith. Golden numbers j 821.08 W68g

Wiggin & Smith. Pinafore palace j 821.08 W68p

Wiggin & Smith. Posy ring j 821.08 W68

Williams. Through the year with birds and poets.... j 811.08 W74
See also Ballads. — Hymns. — Nursery rhymes. — Quotations. — Readers

and speakers. — Songs.

Also various subjects, subhead Poetry, as Christmas. Poetry.

Poetry. Indexes.

Granger. Index to poetry and recitations qrj 808.8 G78a

Poets.

Cody. Four American poets j 928 C65

See also Authors.

Also names of poets, as Burns, Robert.

238 CARNEGIE LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH

Poisonous plants.

Beard. On the trail, p.179-186 J 796-5 B343

Graham. Country pastimes for boys, p.337-358 j 796 G77

Mcllvaine. Outdoors, indoors and up the chimney,

p.113-119 j 570.4 M17

Poitiers, Battle of, 1356.

Abbott. Richard II, p.io3-i39 J 92 R398a

Hunt. Prisoners of the Tower of London, p.43-48 j 920 H94

Morris. Historical tales; English, p.174-184 j 942 Ugia

Newbolt. Book of the happy warrior, p.i4S-i73 J 940.4 N26

Poland,

Morris. Historical tales; Russian, p.226-230, 248-257 j 947 M91

Polar regions. See Antarctic regions. — Arctic regions.

Police.

Crump. Boys' book of mounted police j 351-74 C89

Crump. Boys' book of policemen j 352.2 C89

Politeness. See Manners.

Politics. See Government. — United States. Government.

Polo, Marco.

Brooks. Story of Marco Polo j 9^5 B77

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of the middle ages, p.213-

218 j 920 Hii3fa

Hale. Stories of adventure, p. 11-30 j 910.8 Hi5s

Shaw. Discoverers and explorers, p. 16-23 J 910.9 S53

Synge. Book of discovery, p.i 15-125 j 910.9 S99

Towle. Marco Polo j 92 P769t

Verne. Famous travels and travellers, p.43-76 j 923.9 V27f

Pompeii.

Finnemore. Italy, p.64-68 j 914-5 FSI

Harding. City of the seven hills, p.239-249 j 937 H2S

Hedin. From pole to pole, p.229-235 j 910 H39

Johonnot. Geographical reader, p. 30-35 J 9io J37

Knox. Boy travellers in southern Europe, p.363-374. - - J 9^4 K35b

Morris. Historical tales; Roman, p.301-308 j 937 M91

Stockton. Round-about rambles, p.283-296 j 504 S86

Whitcomb & George. Little journeys to Italy, Spain and

Portugal, pt.i, p.26-30 j 914.5 W62

Pompeii. Stories.

Lytton. Last days of Pompeii j L999I

Pompey the Great.

Church. Roman life in the days of Cicero, p.176-191. ..j 913-37 C46
Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Romans, p.107-

114 j 920 P72ZgC

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Rome, p.171-180. . . . j 920 Hii3f

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 239

Pompey the Great — continued.

Plutarch. Boys' and girls' Plutarch, p. 326-369 j 920 P72b

Plutarch. Lives, v.4, p.50-158 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p.385-398 j 920 P720

Ponce de Leon, Juan.

Baldwin. Thirty more famous stories retold, p. 23-28.... j 904 Bi9t

Coe. Founders of our country, p. 36-40 j 973.2 C65

Johnston. Famous discoverers and explorers, P.61-83..J 923.9 J36

McMurry. Pioneers on land and sea, p. 222-226 j 923.9 M21

Morris. Historical tales; American, v. 2, p. 7-12 j 973 Mgia

Sparks. Famous explorers, p. 120-125 j 910 S73f

Wright. Children's stories in American history, p. 71-75. .j 970 W93

Ponies. Sec Horses.

Pontiac, chief of the Ottawas.

Baldwin. Conquest of the old Northwest, p.92-124 j 977 B19C

Catherwood. Heroes of the middle west, p.117-141 j 977 C28

Drake. Making of the Ohio valley states, p. 80-90 j 977 D78

Johnston. Famous Indian chiefs, p. 151-208 j 970.2 J36

Parkman. Boys' Parkman, P.13S-165 j 973.2 P24b

Parkman. Conspiracy of Pontiac. 2v j 973.2 P24

Parkman. Prose passages, p.107-117 j 973.2 P24P

Sweetser. Book of Indian braves, p. 155-184 j 970.2 S97

Wade. Ten big Indians, p.125-151 j 970.2 Wii

Whitney & Perry. Four American Indians, p. 53-1 14... j 970.2 W6s
Wright. Children's stories in American history, p.337-

347 • j 970 W93

Pontiac, chi-ef of tlie Ottawas. Stories.

Munroe. At war with Pontiac j M968a

Porcelain. See Pottery.

Porcupines.

Burroughs. Squirrels and other fur-bearers, P.98-105...J 599.3 B94
Cram. More little beasts of field and wood, p. 203-208.. j 599 C86m
Ingersoll. Wild neighbors, p. 186-206 j 596 I24

Port Arthur, Siege of, 1904.

Jenks. Book of famous sieges, p. 285-305 j 904 J25

Porter, David.

Morris. Heroes of the navy, p. 195-209 j 923.5 M91

Porter, Admiral David Dixon.

Morris. Heroes of the navy, p. 286-293 j 923.5 M91

Porto Rico.

Carroll & Hart. Around the world; book four, p.223-

227 j 910 C23d

Carroll & Jerome. Around the world; book three, p.i88-

195 j 910 C23C

George. Little journey to Porto Rico j 917.291 G31

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Ports. See Harbors.

Portugal.

Luther. Trading and exploring, p. 148-202 j 910 L98

Tappan. World's story, v.5, P.551-63S j 909 T19

Whitcomb & George. Little journeys to Italy, Spain and

Portugal j 914.5 W62

See also Ferdinand of Portugal. — Inez de Castro.

Post-office. See Mail service.

Postage stcimps. See Stamps.

Postal service. See Mail service.

Pottery.

Chase & Clow. Stories of industry, v.i, p.164-171 j 670 C38a3

Holbrook. Cave, mound and lake dwellers, p. 58-64 j 571 H69

Kirby. Aunt Martha's corner cupboard, p.14-43 j 630 K28

Lester. Clay work, p.78-g3 j 731 L65

Morris. Home life in all lands, v.2, p. 227-238 j 910 M91

Sanford. Art crafts for beginners, p. 205-224 j 707.2 S22

Warner. Home decoration, p. 280-320 j 747 W23

Williams. How it is made, p.96-116 j 670 W74

■ See also China-painting. — Clay-modeling.
Also Palissy, Bernard.

Poultry.

Barton. The boy fancier, p.218-258 j 636 B28

Fabre. Our humble helpers j 636 Fi i

Miller, C. H. Outdoor sports and games, p. 193-207 j 796 M69

Miller, M. R. Outdoor work, p.132-193, 217-222 j 630 M69

Morris. Home life in all lands, v.3, p.175-207 j 910 M91

Webb Publishing Co. Poultry houses, coops and

equipment j 636.5 W36

Wright. Practical poultry keeper j 636.5 W93

Power boats. See Motor boats.

Powhatan.

Johnston. Famous Indian chiefs, p. 1-40 j 970.2 J36

Sweetser. Book of Indian braves, p. 3-30 j 970.2 S97

Wade. Ten big Indians, p. 65-89 j 970.2 Wii

Prairie-dogs.

Seton. Wild animals at home, p.19-28 j 591.5 S49

Prairies.

Our country: West, p.193-216 j 917.9 O32

Preachers. See Ministers. — Preaching.
Preaching.

Reid. Careers for the coming men, p.53-59 j 174 R3r

See also Ministers.

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Preble, Edward.

Morris. Heroes of the navy, p.104-112 j 923.5 M91

Scawell. Twelve naval captains, p.83-101 j 923.5 S44

Precious stones.

Kelley. Boy mineral collectors j 549 K16

See also Diamonds. — Jewelry. — Pearls.

Prehistoric man. See Man. Prehistoric.

Prescott, William Hickling.

Wright. Children's stories in American literature, v.i,

p.82-95 j 810.9 W93

Presidents of the United States. See United States. Biography.—
United States. History. — United States. Presidents.
Also names of presidents.

Prester John.

Mabie. Legends that every child should know, p.14--

151 j 398.2 Mil

Primers.

Alexander. Primer j 3724 A37P

Alexander. First reader j 372.4 A37

Alexander. Second reader j 808.8 A37S

Arnold. Arnold primer j 372.4 A75

Arnold & Gilbert. First reader j 808.8 A75

Arnold & Gilbert. Second reader j 808.8 A75S

Baker. Action primer j 372-4 B17

Baldwin. Fairy reader j 398 B I9fa

Bass. Lessons for beginners in reading j 372.4 B29

Blaisdell. Boy Blue and his friends j 372.4 BS2b

Blaisdell. Child life primer j 372.4 B52

Blaisdell. Child life; a first reader ■ j 808.8 B52

Blaisdell. Child life in tale and fable; a second reader..] 808.8 B52C

Blodgett. Primer j 372-4 B55

Blodgett. First reader j 372-4 B55f

Brown & Bailey. Jingle primer j 372.4 B78

Bryce. Child-lore dramatic reader j 372-4 B84C

Bryce & Spaulding. Primer j 372-4 B84

Buffington. Circus reader j 372-4 B86

Burroughs. Little nature studies. 2v j 59I-S Bg4l

Coe & Christie. Story hour readers: primer j 372.4 C65

Coe & Christie. Story hour readers, v. 1-2 j 372.4 C65S

Cyr. Advanced first reader j 372.4 C98

Finch. Finch primer j 372-4 F49

Finch. Finch first reader j 372.4 F49f

Fox. Indian primer j 970.1 F85

Gardner. Work that is play j 372.4 G18

Grover. Outdoor primer j 372.4 G94OU

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Primers — continued.

Grover. Overall boys j 372.4 G940

Grover. Sunbonnet babies' primer j 372.4 G94

Grubb & Taylor. The industrial primer j 372.4 G946

Harris & Waldo. Toy shop book j 372.4 H29

Holbrook. Dramatic reader j 372.4 HGgd

Holbrook. The Hiawatha primer j 372.4 H69

Holton. Holton primer j 372.4 H74

Johnston & Barnum. Book of plays for little actors.. ..j 372.4 J36

Judd. Palmer Cox Brownie primer j 372.4 J49

Lane. Oriole stories for beginners j 372.4 L23

Murray. The child at play j 372.4 M97

Murray. Wide awake first reader j 372.4 M97W

Murray. Wide awake second reader j 372.4 M97W2

Noyes & Guild. Sunshine primer j 372.4 N48

Peabody. Step by step j 372.4 P33

Scripture. Baldwin primer j 372.4 S43

Skinner & Lawrence. Little dramas for primary grades.. j 372.4 S62

Spaulding & Bryce. Aldine readers; book one j 372.4 S72

Spaulding & Bryce. Aldine readers; book two j 372.4 S73a2

Thompson. Fairy tale and fable j 372.4 T38f

Thompson. For childhood days j 372.4 T38

Treadwell & Free. Reading-literature; the primer j 372.4 T71

Treadwell & Free. Reading-literature; first reader j 372.4 T7ia

Treadwell & Free. Reading-literature; second reader..] 372.4 T7ib

Van Sickle & Seegmiller. First reader j 372.4 V17

Van Sickle & Seegmiller. Second reader j 808.8 V17

Villee. Little-folk dialogue reader j 372.4 V23

Wiley. Mother Goose primer j 372.4 W71

See also Readers and speakers.

Primitive man. See Man. Prehistoric.

Princes in the Tower.

Hunt. Prisoners of the Tower of London, p.74-81 j 920 H94

Marshall. Boy kings and girl queens, p. 185-226 j 923.1 M41

Mitton. Children's book of London, p.131-153 j 914.21 M7S

Whitham. Captive royal children, p.i7r-i84 j 942 W64

Printing.

Arnold & Gilbert. Fourth reader, p. 84-90 j 808.8 A75f

Chase & Clow. Stories of industry, v.i, p.185-191 j 670 C38a3

Collins. Handicraft for boys, p.157-182 j 680 C69h

Doubleday. Stories of inventors, p.201-207 j 609 D75

Eraser. Every boy's book of handicraft, sports and amuse-
ments, P.236-2S2 j 790 F88

Hall. Boy craftsman, p.126-152 j 790 H16

King. Picturesque geographical readers, v. 3, p. 78-84.... j 910 K26
Mowry. American inventions and inventors, p. 252-257.. j 609 M94

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Printing — continued.

Rocheleau. Great American industries; manufactures,

p.156-183 j 670 R56

See also Calico-printing. — Paper. — Photography.

Also Caxton, William. — Coster, Laurens Janszoon. — Gutenberg,
Johannes.
Prisons.

Sec Bastille. — Libby prison.

Also Fry, Mrs Elizabeth (Gurney). — Howard, John.
Private theatricals. See Plays.
Professions, Choice of. See Occupations, Choice of.

Prometheus.

Baldwin. Old Greek stories, p. 14-25 j 292 B19

Burt & Ragozin. Herakles, p. 1 18-126 j 292 B94

Havell. Stories from Greek tragedy, p. 1-22 j 882 H35

Promptness.

Mace. Home fairy tales, p.167-188 j Misih

Marden. Winning out, p. 57-6? J i70 M37W

Proverbs.

Bible — Old testament. Proverbs j 223.7 P97

Scudder. Verse and prose for beginners in reading j 821.08 S43

See also Quotations.

Prussia. See Germany.

Public heedth. See Hygiene, Public.

Pueblo Indians. See Cliff-dwellers. — Indians of America.

Puerto Rico. See Porto Rico.

Pulcheria, Byzantine empress.

Brooks. Historic girls, p. 45-60 j 920.7 B77

Pulitzer, Joseph.

Wade. Pilgrims of to-day, p. 231-253 j 920 Wii

Pumas. See Panthers.

Pumps.

Williams. How to make things, p. 255-266 j 604 W74h

See also Machinery. — Water-supply.
Pimch and Judy. See Puppet shows.
Punctuality. See Promptness.

Punic wars.

Abbott. Hannibal j 92 H237a

Church. Helmet and spear, p. 154-241 j 938 C46h

See also Rome. History. Ancient.
Punic wars. Stories.

Church. Lords of the world j C468I

Henty. Young Carthaginian j H456y

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Puppet shows.

Beard, D. C. American boys' handy book, p.322-344 j 790 B34W

Beard, L. & A. B. Things worth doing, p.4S-54, 75-84- • J 790 B343t
Keyes. When mother lets us play, p.81-114 j 793 K23

Puritans. See Massachusetts. — New England. — Pilgrim Fathers. —
United States. Colonial period. — United States. History.

Putnam, Israel.

Hart. Camps and firesides of the Revolution, p. 9-13.. ..j 973-3 H31

Hoar. Book of patriotism, p.307-313 j 172 H64

Johnston. Famous scouts, p.i-37 J 920 J36

Johonnot. Stories of our country, p.98-107 j 973 J37

Morris. Heroes of the army, p.21-29 j 923.5 Mgih

Morris. Historical tales; American, v.i, p.iii-127 j 973 M9ia

Parton. Captains of industry, v.i, p.96-103 j 926 P27

Stories of great men, p.ioi-130 j 920 S88

Tappan. Adventures & achievements, p. 33-39 J 920 Tipa

Puzzles. See Riddles. — Tricks and puzzles.

Pygmies. See Dwarfs.

Pyramids,

Carpenter. Africa, p. 103-106 j 916 C22

Henty. Famous travels, p.139-143 J 9io H45f

Johonnot. Geographical reader, p. 287-290 j 910 J37

Kelly. Egypt, p.61-63 j 916.2 K17

Knox. Adventures of two youths in a journey to Egypt and

the Holy Land, P.117-12S j 916.2 K3S

Pyrography.

Adams. Harper's indoor book, p. 170-185 j 680 A21

Kelley. Three hundred things a bright girl can do, p.190-

202 j 790 K16

Paret. Harper's handy-book for girls, p. 168-177 j 790 P23

Sanford. Art crafts for beginners, p. 55-66 j 707.2 S22

Pyrrhus, king of Epirus.

Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Greeks, p.149-

157 j 920 P72Zg

Morris. Historical tales; Greek, p. 324-333 j 938 M9ia

Plutarch. Lives, v.3, p.i-47 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p. 243-253 j 920 P720

Quarries. See Granite. — Marble.

Quebec.

Plummer. Roy and Ray in Canada, p. 167-216 j 917. i P72

Quebec, Siege of, 1759.

Arnold & Gilbert. Reader for seventh grades, p.90-

loi j 808.8 A75rea

Hart. Camps and firesides of the Revolution, p. 146-150. .j 973.3 H31
Parkman. Boys' Parkman, p.109-125 j 973.2 P24b

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 245

Quebec, Siege of, 1759 — continued.

Parknian. Prose passages, p. 79-97 j 973.2 P24P

Tappan. American hero stories, p. 126-134 j 920 T19

Wood. Boy's book of battles, p.104-1 14 j 904 W85

Quebec, Siege of, 1759. Stories.

Van Dyke. Historic scenes in fiction, p. 266-282 j 904 V18

Queen Anne's war.

Drake. Border wars of New England, p. 141-294 j 973.2 D78b

See also United States. Colonial period.

Queens.

Farmer. Girls' book of famous queens j 923.1 F24

Marshall. Boy kings and girl queens j 923.1 M41

See also names of queens, as Mary, qttcoi of Scots.

Quito.

By land and sea, p. 67-72 j 910 B99

Lane. Strange lands near home, p.75-85 j 918 L23

Quotations.

Bartlett. Familiar quotations rj 808.8 B27

Hoyt & Ward. Cyclopaedia of practical quotations, .qrj 808.8 H8(jc

Rabbits.

Barton. The boy fancier, p. 132-173 j 636 B28

Burroughs. Squirrels and other fur-bearers, p. 38-42 j 599.3 B94

Cram. More little beasts of field and wood, p.45-81 j 599 C86m

Johonnot. Neighbors with claws and hoofs, p. 85-91 . . . . j 590.4 J37n

Seton. Wild animals at home, p.151-172 j 591.5 S49

Sharp. A watcher in the woods, p. 137-160 j 590.4 S53

Rabbits. Stories.

Seton. Lobo, Rag and Vixen, p. 75-1 15 j S495I

Seton. Wild animals I have known, p.93-143 j S495W

Raccoons.

Burroughs. Squirrels and other fur-bearers, P.94-97....J 599.3 B94
Cram. More little beasts of field and wood, p. 174-182. . .j 599 C86m

Ingersoll. Wild neighbors, p. 272-297 j 596 I24

Sharp. Roof and meadow, p.109-1 19 j 590.4 S53r2

Radium.

Baker. Boys' second book of inventions, p. 3-26 j 609 Bi7b

Gibson. The great ball on which we live, p. 217-226 j 550 G369

See also X rays.

Raffia.

Archer. Needlecraft, p. 250-277 j 646 A67

Bailey. Girls' make-at-home things, p. 77-81 j 790 Bi5g

Sage & Cooley. Occupations for little fingers, p. 18-33.... j 372 S12

White. How to make baskets j 689 W63h

White. More baskets, and how to make them, p.87-128. .j 689 W63m

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Railroads.

Bond. American boys' engineering book, p. 150-177. .. .j 620 B62am

By land and sea, p.77-81 j 910 B99

Corbin. Mechanical inventions of to-day, p.i 16-138 j 609 C81

King. Picturesque geographical readers, v. 4, p. 173-196. ..j 910 K26

Lane. Strange lands near home, p. 44-51 j 918 L23

Lane. Triumphs of science, p.132-137 j 609 L23

McMurry. Larger types of American geography, p.54-

93 j 917.3 M21

Harden. Choosing a career, p. 329-339 j 174 M37

Reid. Careers for the coming men, p. 73-82 j 174 R31

Rocheleau. Great American industries; transportation,

p.148-235 j 380 R56a

Tappan. Modern triumphs, p. 15-120 j 604 T19

Warman. Story of the railroad j 656.673 W23

Williams. How it is done, p. 15-72 j 620 W74

Williams. How it works, p. 187-229 j 604 W74a

Williams. Romance of modern engineering, p. 139-203.. j 620 W74r
Wright. Children's stories of American progress, p.179-

198 j 973 W93

See also Engineering. — Locomotive engineers. — Locomotives. —

Steam-engines. — Street-railroads. — Tunnels.

Railroads. Stories.

Drysdale. The fast mail j DSsaf

Munroe. Cab and caboose j M968cab

Spearman. The mountain divide j S74im

Stevenson. Young section-hand j S847yo

Stevenson. Young train dispatcher j S847y

Warman. Express messenger j W232e

Warman. Short rails j W232sh

Warman. White mail j W232W

Railways. See Railroads.

Rain.

Holden. Wonders of earth, sea and sky, p.342-348 j 504 H71W

King. Picturesque geographical readers, v. 2, p. 90-98 j 910 K26

Thompson. Water wonders, p. 205-233 j 551.57 T38

See also Storms. — Weather.

Raisins.

Chamberlain. How we are fed, p. 174-183 j 630 C35

Lane. Industries of to-day, p.37-44 j 604 L23

Our country: West, p. 143-147 j 917.9 O32

Raleigh, Sir Walter.

Buchan. Sir Walter Raleigh j 92 Ri68b

Coe. Founders of our country, p. 98-1 10 j 973.2 C65

Gordy. Stories of American explorers, p.124-141 j 973.1 G66

Greenwood. Merrie England, p. 96-109 j 914.2 G85

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 247

Raleigh, Sir Walter — continued.

Holland. Historic boyhoods, p.35-47 J 9^0 H72

Hunt. Prisoners of the Tower of London, p. 221-237 j 920 H94

Kelly. Story of Sir Walter Raleigh j 92 Ri68k

McMurry. Pioneers on land and sea, p. 47-67 j 9-3-9 M21

Morris. Historical talcs; Spanish-American, p. 139-150. . .j 972 M91
Towle. Ralegh j 92 Ri68t

Raleigh, Sir Walter. Stories.

Hinkson. The great captain j H567g

Whitham. Shepherd of the ocean, p.3-79 J W645S

Ranch life.

Hough. Story of the cowboy j 917-8 H83

Lane. Industries of to-day, p.12-18 j 604 L23

Our country: West, p.217-239 j 917-9 O32

Roosevelt. Good hunting in the West, p. 95-107 j 799 R68

Roosevelt. Ranch life and the hunting-trail qj 917.8 R68r

Roosevelt. Stories of the great West, p. 109-254 j 917-8 R68s

See also Frontier life. — (The) West.

Ranch life. Stories.

Adams. Wells brothers j A211W

Bassett. Story of wool j B296S

Canfield. Boys of the Rincon ranch j Ci7ib

Doubleday. Cattle ranch to college j D754C

Grinnell. Jack, the young cowboy j G925J0

Grinnell. Jack, the young ranchman j G925J

Randolph, John.

Cooke. Stories of the Old Dominion, p. 267-277 j 975-5 C77

Parton. Famous Americans of recent times, p. 175-219.. ..j 920 P27

Raphael.

Conway. Children's book of art, p.78-89 j 759 C76

Home & Scobey. Stories of great artists, p. 7-27 J 927-5 H79

Johonnot. Stories of other lands, p.142-150 j 904 J37S

Keysor. Great artists, v.i, p.5-48 j 927 K23g

Raphael. Stories.

Ramee. Bimbi, p.133-160 j Ri75bi2

Ramee. Child of Urbino j Ri75c

Rats.

Cram. More little beasts of field and wood, P.132-144..J 599 C86m
Johonnot. Neighbors with claws and hoofs, p.66-73. . . .j 590-4 J37n

Ravens. Stories.

Mulcts. Bird stories, p.77-85, 90-98, 190-199 j M954b

Readers and speakers.

Alexander. Third reader j 808.8 A37t

Alexander. Fourth reader j 808.8 A37f

Alexander. Fifth reader j 808.8 A37

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Readers and speakers — continued.

Arnold & Gilbert. Third reader j 808.8 Ayst

Arnold & Gilbert. Fourth reader j 808.8 Aysi

Arnold & Gilbert. Reader for fifth grades j 808.8 A75r

Arnold & Gilbert. Reader for sixth grades j 808.8 A75re

Arnold & Gilbert. Reader for seventh grades j 808.8 A75rea

Arnold & Gilbert. Reader for higher grades j 808.8 A75rd

Beeson. Child's calendar beautiful j 808.8 B38

Bellamy & Goodwin. Open sesame. 3v j 808.8 B41

Blaisdell. Child life in many lands; a third reader j 808.8 B52ch

Blaisdell. Child life in literature; a fourth reader.. ..j 808.8 B52chi

Blaisdell. Child life fifth reader j 808.8 B52chl

Bryce. Story-land dramatic reader j 372.4 B84st

Coe. Heroes of everyday life j 920 C65

Coe & Christie. Story hour readers. 3v j 372.4 C65S

Evans. Farm life readers; book five j 808.8 E94a

Fobes. Five-minute declamations. 2v j 808.8 F68

Foster & Williams. Selections for memorizing j 808.8 F81

Frink. New century speaker j 808.8 F95

Gowdy. Special days in school j 808.8 G75

Hall & Lennox. Red letter days and red letter facts j 808.8 H17

Harris & Gilbert. Poems by grades. 2v j 821.08 H29

Lansing. Quaint old stories to read and act j 793.1 L28

Le Row. Pieces for every occasion j 808.8 L63

Murray. Wide awake third reader j 372.4 M97W3

Norton. Heart of oak books. 7v j 808.8 N46a

O'Neill. Recitations for assembly and class-room j 808.8 O25

Persons. Our country in poem and prose j 808.8 P44

Powell. Spirit of democracy j 808.8 P87

Rice. Easter j 808.8 R39

Schauffler. Arbor day j 808.8 S3ia

Schauffler. Flag day j 808.8 S3if

Schauffler. Independence day j 808.8 S31

Schauffler. Memorial day j 808.8 S3im

Schauffler. Washington's birthday j 92 W272SC

Serl. In the animal world j 372.4 S48

Shoemaker. Best things from best authors, v. 1-9 j 808.8 S5S

Southworth & Paine. Bugle calls of liberty j 808.8 S72

Spaulding & Bryce. Aldine readers; book three j 372.4 S73b2

Spaulding & Bryce. Fourth reader j 808.8 S73

Spaulding & Bryce. Fifth reader j 808.8 S73b

Speaker's garland, v. 1-9 j 808.8 S74

Stevenson. Children's classics in dramatic form. 5v j 793.1 S84

Stevenson. Days and deeds j 821.08 S84

Stone & Fickett. Trees in prose and poetry j 808.8 S87

United States — Committee on public information. Battle

line of democracy j 808.8 U25

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Readers and speakers — continued.

Van Sickle & Seegmiller. Third reader j 808.8 Vi7t

Van Sickle & Seegmiller. Fourth reader j 808.8 Viji

Young & Field. Young and Field literary readers; book

three j 372.4 Y37

See also Civic readers. — Debating. — Dialogues. — Dramatic readers.
— Geography. Readers. — Orations. — Poetry. Collections. —
Primers.

Readers and speakers. Indexes.

Granger. Index to poetry and recitations qrj 808.8 G78a

Reading. See Books and reading.

Recamier, Madame.

Bolton. Famous types of womanhood, p. 62-104 J 920.7 B6if

Receipts.

Collins. Home handy book j 680 C69

How to make and how to mend j 680 H84

Recitations. See Orations. — Poetry. Collections. — Readers
and speakers.

Recreations. See Amusements. — Athletics. — Games. — Occupa-
tions for children. — Physical culture. — Sports.

Red Cross Society.

Baldwin. American book of golden deeds, p.262-277 j 920 B19

Epler. Life of Clara Barton j 92 B282e

Faulkner. Red Cross stories for children j 361 F27

Hyde. Girls' book of the Red Cross j 361 H99

Tappan. Modern triumphs, p. 500-528 j 604 T19

Red Jacket, Indian name Sagoyeivatha.

Johnston. Famous Indian chiefs, p.230-253 j 970.2 J36

Seelye & Eggleston. Brant and Red Jacket j 970.3 S45

Wade. Ten big Indians, p.153-173 j 9/0-2 Wii

Reformation.

Creighton. Heroes of European history, p. 125-132 j 940 C87

See also Luther, Martin.

Regicides.

Morris. Historical tales; American, v.i, p. 69-79 J 973 M9ia

Regulus.

Baldwin. Fifty famous stories retold, p. 82-84 J 904 B19

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Rome, p.114-121 . . .j 920 Hii3f

Morris. Historical tales; Roman, p. 126-134 j 937 M91

Yonge. Book of golden deeds, p. 76-82 j 920 Y29

Reid, Samuel Chester.

Morris. Heroes of the navy, p. 239-247 j 923.5 M91

Reign of terror. See France. History

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Reindeer.

Johonnot. Neighbors with claws and hoofs, P.210-214..J 590.4 J37n

Religion.

Morris. Home life in all lands, v.2, p.282-317 j 910 M91

See also Bible stories. — Buddha and Buddhism. — Hymns. — Jesus
Christ. — Ministers. — Missionary work. — Mohammed and Mo-
hammedanism.— Myths. — Preaching. — Saints.

Rembreindt.

Conway. Children's book of art, p. 1 16-132 j 759 C76

Chandler. Magic pictures of the long ago, p. 120-132 j 904 C36

Home & Scobey. Stories of great artists, p. 44-64 j 927.5 H79

Keysor. Great artists, v.2, p. 49-96 j 927 K23g

Remus, Uncle, pseud. See Harris, Joel Chandler.

Reni, Guido.

Keysor. Great artists, v.2, p. 49-96 j 927 K23g

Reptiles.

Comstock. The pet book, p. 260-280 j 636 C73

Hornaday. American natural history, p. 313-355 QJ 591-97 H79

Wood, C. D. Animals, p. 134-144 j 590.4 W8s

Wood, J. G. Popular natural history, p.489-527 j 590 W85

See also Alligators.— Crocodiles. — Lizards. — Snakes.

Resources. See Conservation.^ — Industries.

Retreat of the ten thousand.

Morris. Historical tales; Greek, p. 231-244 j 938 Mgia

Revere, Paul.

Morris. Historical tales; American, v.i, p. 157-166 j 973 M9ia

Moses. Paul Revere j 92 R368m

Revolutionary war. See American revolution.

Reynard, the fox.

Darton. Wonder-book of beasts, p. 90-219 j 398 D26W

Seton. Animal story book, p. 50-71 j S49Sa2

Resmolds, Sir Joshua.

Home & Scobey. Stories of great artists, p. 65-80 j 927.5 H79

Keysor. Great artists, v.2, p. 97-144 j 927 K23g

Rhine river.

George. Little journey to Germany, pt.2, p. 23-47 J 914-3 G31

Guerber. Legends of the Rhine j 398.2 G95

Henty. Famous travels, p. 243-250 j 910 H45f

Rhinoceros.

Johonnot. Neighbors with claws and hoofs, p. 157-162. .j 590.4 J37n

Rhodes, Siege of, 1480. Stories.

Henty. Knight of the white cross j H456k

Rhymes. Sec Nursery rhymes. — Poetry. Collections.

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Rice.

Carpenter. How the world is fed, p. 56-66 j 630 C22

Carpenter. North America, p.128-132 j 917 C22a

Chamberlain. How we are fed, p.70-76 j 630 C35

Kirby. Aunt Martha's corner cupboard, p.121-134 j 630 K28

MacClintock. The Philippines, p.42-45 J 9i9-i4 M13

Rogers. Book of useful plants, p.3-13 J 630 R61

Young. Siam, p.60-64 j 915-9 Y37

Richard I, king of England.

Abbott. Richard I j 92 R3982a

Baldwin. Thirty more famous stories retold, p. 97-107. . . .j 904 Bi9t

Douglas. Heroes of the crusades, p. 2 10-283 j 940.4 D75

Farmer. Boys' book of famous rulers, p. 195-232 j 923.1 F24b

Greene & Kirk. With spurs of gold, p.143-197 j 940-4 G83

Haaren. Ballads and tales, p.147-160 j Hii3b

Mabie. Heroes every child should know, p. 189-207 j 920 Miih

Morris. Historical tales; English, p.107-120 j 942 M9ia

Newbolt. Book of the happy warrior, p. 19-54 j 940.4 N26

Stories of chivalry, p. 3-20 j S884

Richard I, king of England. Stories.

Scott. Ivanhoe j S43ii2

For other editions see Author list.

Scott. Talisman j S43it2

For other editions see Author list.
Whitham. Shepherd of the ocean, p.323-431 j W645S

Richard II, king of England.

Abbott. Richard II j 92 R398a

Eggleston. Strange stories from history, p.iii-119 j 904 E35

Hunt. Prisoners of the Tower of London, p. 52-62 j 920 H94

Richard III, king of England.

Abbott. Richard III j 92 R398ia

Hunt. Prisoners of the Tower of London, p. 74-83 j 920 H94

Richard the Fearless, duke of Normandy. Stories.

Yonge. Little duke j Y29li

Richard the Lion-hearted. Sec Richard I, king of England.

Richards, Mrs Laura Elizabeth (Howe).

Richards. When I was your age j 92 R41 1

Richelieu, Cardinal.

Birkhead. Heroes of modern Europe, p.115-127 j 920 B48

Morris. Historical tales; French, p. 218-232 j 944 M9i5a

Pitman. Stories of old France, p.185-245 j 944 P66

Richelieu, Cardinal. Stories.

Weyman. Under the red robe j W586U

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Richter, Jean Paul.

Bolton. Lives of poor boys who became famous, p.187-

203 j 920 B61

Riddles.

Cutter. Conundrums j 793 C95

Kelley. Three hundred things a bright girl can do, p.614-

617 j 790 K16

Keyes. When mother lets us play, p.45-57 J 793 ^23

See also Charades. — Tricks and puzzles.

Riding.

Dodge. Riders of many lands j 798 D67

See also Horses. — Hunting.

Rienzi, Cola di. Stories.

Lytton. Rienzi j L999r

Riis, Jacob August.

Parkman. Heroes of to-day, p.103-130 j 920 P24

Wade. Pilgrims of to-day, p.54-1 1 1 J 920 Wi i

Rivers.

Frye. Brooks and brook basins j 551-48 F97

Price. The land we live in, p.184-205 j 35i-7ii P94

Rocheleau. Great American industries; transportation,

p.iio-125 j 380 R56a

Southern stories, p. 52-64 j S727

See also Dams. — Physical geography.— Water-power. — Water-sup-
ply-
Also names of rivers, as Mississippi river.

Roads.

Du Puy. Uncle Sam's modern miracles, p. 143-154 j 353 D93

Ravenel. Ravenel's road primer j 625.7 R23

Rocheleau. Great American industries; transportation,

p.31-46 j 380 Rs6a

See also Engineering. — Railroads. — Street-railroads.

Robert Bruce, king of Scotland.

Farmer. Boys' book of famous rulers, p.233-265 j 923-I F24b

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of the middle ages, p.206-

212 j 920 Hii3fa

Hoar. Book of patriotism, p. 137-148 j 172 H64

Johonnot. Ten great events in history, p. 83-1 16 j 904 J37t

Lang. Story of Robert the Bruce j 92 R534I

Mabie. Heroes every child should know, p. 250-273 j 920 Miih

Mackie. Story of King Robert the Bruce j 92 R534m

Norton. Heart of oak books, v.5, p. 143-205 j 808.8 N46a

Trowbridge. Brave deeds, p.125-154 j 904 T77b

See also Bannockburn, Battle of, 1314.

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 253

Robert Bruce, king of Scotland. Stories.

Henty. In freedom's cause j H456inf

Porter. Scottish chiefs j P836S

Roberts, Frederick Sleigh, earl.

Wheeler. Boys' life of Lord Roberts j 92 R536W

Robertson, James.

McMurry. Pioneers of the Mississippi valley, p. 84-103.. j 977 M2ip

Robin Hood.

Bulfinch. Age of chivalry, p.343-361 j 398.25 B87

Ebbutt. Hero-myths & legends, p.3i4-333 J 398-2 E21

Greenwood. Merrie England, p. 4-28 j 914-2 G85

Lang. Book of romance, p.323-354 J 398.2 L23

Long. Old English ballads, p.8-67 j 821.08 L82

Morris. Historical tales; English, p.121-135 j 942 M9ia

Newbolt. Book of the happy warrior, p. 76-109 j 940.4 N26

Perkins. Robin Hood qj 821.08 P43

Pollard. Stories from old English romance, P.112-125..J 398.2 P76

Pyle. Merry adventures of Robin Hood j 398.22 P99

Pyle. Some merry adventures of Robin Hood j 398.22 P99S

Rhead. Bold Robin Hood and his outlaw band j 398.22 R38

Tappan. Old ballads in prose, p.27-34, 74-81, 99-105, 143-

154 j 398.21 T19

Tappan. Robin Hood, his book j 398.22 T19

Tappan. Stories of legendary heroes, p. 162-189 j 398.2 T19

Robin Hood. Stories.

Gilliat. Forest outlaws j G4i5f

Gilliat. Wolf's head j G415W

Robins.

Tappan. Out-of-door book, p. 46-51 j 590.4 T19

Walker. Bird legend and life, p.145-164, 218-221 j 598.2 Wi7b

Wright. Stories of plants and animals, p. 44-66 j 570.4 W935P

Robins. Stories.

Arnold & Gilbert. Fourth reader, p.139-151 j 808.8 A75f

Grinnell. Our feathered friends, p.107-116 j 598.2 Gq2

Mulets. Bird stories, p.33-S5 J M954b

Trimmer. History of the robins j T744h

Rockhill, William Woodville.

Jenks. Boys' book of explorations, p. 351-370 j 910.9 J25

Rocks. See Geology. — Granite. — Marble. — Minerals. — Slate. — Stone.

Rocky mountains.

King. Picturesque geographical readers, v.2, p. 34-45, 236-

250; V.5, p.13-37 j 910 K26

McMurry. Larger types of Americaii geography, p.37-

53 j 917-3 M21

Our country: West, p.65-128 j 9^7-9 O32

See also (The) West.

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Roentgen rays. See X rays.

Roland.

Baldwin. Story of Roland j 398.26 B19

Ebbutt. Hero-myths & legends, p.119-155 j 398-2 E21

Greene & Kirk. With spurs of gold, p. 5-48 j 940.4 G83

Haaren. Ballads and tales, p.57-66 j Hii3b

Johonnot. Stories of the olden time, p.49-52 j 904 J37

Lang. Book of romance, p.177-211 j 398.2 L23

Lansing. Page, esquire and knight, p. 79-124 j 398.2 L28

Mabie. Heroes every child should know, p.109-126 j 920 Miih

Marshall. Stories of Roland j 398.26 M41

Morris. Historical tales; French, p. 40-46 j 944 M9i5a

Newbolt. Book of the happy warrior, p.i-i8 j 940.4 N26

Ragozin. Frithjof, and Roland j 398.2 R15

Wilmot-Buxton. Stories from old French romance, p.30-

55 j 398.2 W76S

See also Charlemagne romances.

Roland, Madame Marie Jeanne (Phlipon).

Abbott. Madame Roland j 92 R635a

Mabie & Stephens. Heroines that every child should know,

p. 190-229 j 920.7 M 1 1

Roman history. See Rome. History. Ancient.
Roman mythology. See Myths. Greek and Roman.
Romances. See Arthur, King. — Charlemagne romances. — Legends.
Romania. See Roumania.

Rome.

Tappan. World's story, v.4, p. 233-566 j 909 T19

Rome. History. Ancient.

Bourne & Benton. Introductory American history, p.40-

85 j 973 B65

Butterworth. Little Arthur's history of Rome j 937 B98

Church. Helmet and spear j 938 C46h

Church. Roman life in the days of Cicero j 913.37 C46

Church. Stories from Livy j 878 L75S

Gordy. American beginnings in Europe, p. 56-1 12 j 940 G66

Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Remans j 920 P72zgc

Guerber. Story of the Romans j 937 G95

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Rome j 920 H i i3f

Harding. City of the seven hills j 937 H25

MacGregor. Story of Rome j 937 M16

Morris. Historical tales; Roman j 937 M91

Niver. Great names and nations, v.i, p.141-214 j 909 N37

Stories of Greece and Rome j 938 S84

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Rome. History. Ancient — continued.

Tappan. Old World hero stories, pt.i, p. 75-130 j 909 T190

Walsh. Our young folks' history of the Roman empire, .j 937 W18
See also Gauls. — Punic wars.

Also names of persons, as Caesar, Julius. — Romulus.

Rome. Manners and customs.

Andrews. Ten boys, p. 79-1 14 j 904 A56

Rome. Mythology. See Myths. Greek and Roman.

Rome. Poetry.

Macaulay. Lays of ancient Rome j 821 M11I2

For other editions see Author list.

Rome. Stories.

Lytton. Rienzi j L999r

Marshall. A Roman maiden j M4i6r

Rome (city.)

Finnemore. Italy, p.43-56 j 914.5 F51

Knox. Boy travellers in southern Europe, p. 266-315. .. .j 914 K35b

Stockton. Personally conducted, p.45-80 j 914 S86

Wade. Our little Italian cousin j 914.5 Wii

See also Catacombs.

Romulus.

Abbott. Romulus j 92 R667a

Baldwin. Thirty more famous stories retold, p.177-

196 j 904 Bi9t

Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Romans,

p. 1-8 j 920 P72zgc

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Rome, p. 9-24 j 920 Hii3f

Plutarch. Boys' and girls' Plutarch, p. 28-47 J 920 P72b

Plutarch. Lives, v.i, p. 39-82 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p.30-40 j 920 P720

Storr. Half a hundred hero tales, P.37S-384 j 292 S88

Tappan. Stories from the classics, p.31-42 j 880.8 T19

Rontgen rays. See X rays.

Roosevelt, Theodore.

Ellis. Lives of the presidents of the U. S., P.221-228..J 923.1 E53a2
Hagedorn. Boys' life of Theodore Roosevelt j 92 R684h

Roostam. See Rustem.

Roots. See Botany. — Plants.

Rope.

Williams. How it is made, p.417-441 j 670 W74

See also Cables. — Knots.

Rosecrans, Gen. William Starke.

Morris. Heroes of the army, p. 241-251 j 923.5 M9ih

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Roses. Stories.

Ramee. Bimbi, p. 1 13-129 j Ri75bi2

Ramee. Moufflou, p.55-73 '■ j Ri75m

Rossini, Gioacchino Antonio.

Butterworth. Great composers, p.91-102 j 927.8 B98

Chapin. Masters of music, p.246-259 j 927-8 C36

Rothschilds.

Hosmer. The Jews, p.258-272 j 296 H82

Roimiania.

George. Little journey to Balkans, pt.i, p. 61-70 j 91496 G31

Van Teslaar. When I was a boy in Roumania j 914.98 V19

Round Table. See Arthur, King.

Rowe, Peter Trimble, bishop.

Parkman. Heroes of to-day, p. 199-229 j 920 P24

Rowing,

Davis. Harper's boating book for boys, p. 325-389 J 797 D31

Withington. Book of athletics, p.333-360 j 796 W82

See also Boats and boating. — Canoes and canoeing. — Sports.

Rubber.

Allen. Geographical and industrial studies; South America,

p.117-123 j 918 A42

Carpenter. How the world is clothed, p. 240-261 j 670 C22

Carpenter. South America, p.312-320 j 918 C22

Chamberlain. How we are clothed, p.i 17-128 j 670 C35

Chase & Clow. Stories of industry, v.2, p.88-113 j 670 C38a3

George. Little journey to Mexico and Central America,

pt.2, p.56-58 j 917-2 G3ia

Keller & Bishop. Commercial and industrial geography,

p.85-100 j 910 K165

Knox. Boy travellers in South America, p. 300-303 j 918 K35

Mills. Searchlights on some American industries, p.131-

164 j 609 M69

Mirick. Home life around the world, p. 86-90 j 910 M73

Nixon. Our little Brazilian cousin, p. 34-39 J 918.1 N37

Rogers. Book of useful plants, p.352-362 j 630 R61

Williams. How it is made, p. 180-192 j 670 W74

See also Goodyear, Charles.

Rubens, Peter Paul.

Keysor. Great artists, v.i, p.97-147 j 927 K23g

Rugs.

Beard. What a girl can make and do, p. 153-162 j 790 B343W

Kelley. Three hundred things a bright girl can do, p.225-

230 j 790 K16

See also Carpets. — House decoration. — Weaving.

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 257

Rulers. See Kings and rulers. — Queens. — United States. Presidents.

Also names of rulers, as Louis IX, king of France.

Rumania. See Roumania.

Riunford, Benjamin Thompson, count.

Burns. Story of great inventions, p. 57-61 j 609 B93

Parton. Captains of industry, v.2, p. 35-42 j 926 P27

Wright. Children's stories of the great scientists, p.138-

153 j 925 W93

Rupert, Prince.

Johnston. Famous cavalry leaders, p. 122-142 j 923.5 J36

Ruskin, John.

Frank. Great authors in their youth, p. 293-321 j 928 F87

Russell, William Clark.

Rideing. Boyhood of famous authors, p. 39-51 j 928 R43

Russia.

Tappan. World's story, v. 6, p. 1-249 j 909 T19

Russia. Description and travel.

Allen. Geographical and industrial studies; Europe, p.119-

152 j 609.4 A42

Carpenter. Asia, p.367-380 j 915 C22a

Coe. Modern Europe, p. 359-398 j 914 C65

George. Little journeys to Russia and Austria-Hun-
gary j 914.7 G31

Henty. Famous travels, p. 332-339 j 910 H45f

King. Picturesque geographical readers, v. 6, p. 309-343. . . .j 910 K26

Knox. Boy travellers in the Russian empire j 914.7 K35

See also Siberia.

Russia. Folklore.

Bain. Cossack fairy tales j 398 B 16

Bain. Russian fairy tales j 398 Bi6r

Blumenthal. Folk tales from the Russian j 398 B56

Dole. White duckling, and other stories j 398 D69

Houghton. Russian grandmother's wonder tales j 398 H83

Ransome. Old Peter's Russian tales j 398 R19

Wheeler. Russian wonder tales j 398 W61

Wilson. Russian story book j 398 W772

Russia. History.

Eggleston. Strange stories from history, p. 26-37, 212-

243 j 904 E35

Morris. Historical tales; Russian j 947 M91

Van Bergen. Story of Russia j 947 V17

See also Crimean war.

Also Catharine I, empress of Russia. — Catharine II, empress of Rjis-
sia. — Mazeppa, Ivan. — Peter the Great, csar of Russia.

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Russia. Manners and customs.

Antin. The promised land j 92 A63ia

Blaisdell & Dalrymple. Boris in Russia j 914.7 B52

Carroll. Around the world; book two, p. 7-57 j 910 C23b

DebogoriT-Mokrievich. When I was a boy in Russia. . . .j 914.7 D35

Button. In field and pasture, p.121-137 j 910 D9S

Northern Europe, p.109-122 j 914 N45

Shaw. Big people and little people of other lands, p. 70-76. . j 390 SS3
Wide world, p. 96-100 j 910 W67

Russia. Stories.

Haskell. Katrinka j H339k

Spaulding & Bryce. Fourth reader, p.296-312 j 808.8 S73

Taylor. Boys of other countries, p.151-199 j T2Sib2

Whishaw. Boris the bear-hunter j W626b.

Russo-Turkish war. See Crimean war.

Rustetn.

Firdausi. The epic of kings j 891.5 F5ie

Mabie. Legends that every child should know, p. 44-79. .j 398.2 Mil

Renninger. Story of Rustem j 891.5 F5ir

Tappan. Stories of legendary heroes, p. 421-475 j 398.2 T19

Wilmot-Buxton. Stories of Persian heroes j 891.5 W76

Ruyter, Michael Adriaanszoon de.

Frothingham. Sea fighters, p. 79-1 17 j 923.5 F97

Sagas.

Anderson. Viking tales of the North j 839.6 A54

Hall. Viking tales j 839.6 H17

Hoffman. Book of the sagas j 293 H67

See also Frithjof. — Grettir the Strong. — Myths. Norse. — Njals saga.
— Sigurd.

Sagoyewatha. See Red Jacket, Indian name Sagoyeivatha.

Sahara desert.

Carpenter. Africa, p.55-81 j 916 C22

Gilson. Wealth of the world's waste places, p.115-128. . .j 910 G42

Knox. In wild Africa j 916.6 K35

Lane. Under sunny skies, p.108-113 • . . .j 914 L23

Mirick. Home life around the world, p. 53-77 j 910 M73

Sailing.

Davis. Harper's boating book for boys, p. 125-203 j 797 D31

Neison. Practical boat building and sailing j 699.1 N2ip

Thompson. Boys' book of sports, p. 199-210, 215-221... j 796 T38b

Verrill. Boys' outdoor vacation book, p. 240-254 j 796 V28

See also Boats and boating. — -Ice-boats. — Ships. — Yachts and yacht-
ing.

Sailing. Stories.

Alden. Cruise of the "Ghost" j A359cr

Tomlinson. To the land of the caribou j T5972t

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Sailors.

Brooks. American sailor j 656.8 B77a

Dana. Two years before the mast j 910.4 Diga

Jenks. The sailor j 656.8 J25

Nordhoff. The merchant vessel j 910.4 N43m

Stevenson. Guide to biography, p. 320-381 j 920 S84

Sec also Naval life. — Pilots and piloting. — Sea stories. — Ships.

St. Augustine. See Augustine, St. archbishop of Canterbury.

St. Augustine, Fla.

Southern stories, p. 108-125 j S727

St. Bartholomew, Massacre of.

Abbott. Henry IV, p.98-136 j 92 H45ia

Marshall. Boy kings and girl queens, p.342-352 j 923.1 M41

Morris. Historical tales; French, p.188-196 j 944 M9iSa

St. Bartholomew, Massacre of. Stories.

Weyman. House of the Wolf j W586h

St. Bernard pass.

George. Little journey to France and Switzerland, pt.2,

P-56-62 j 914.4 G31

Johonnot. Geographical reader, p. 95-100 j 910 J37

St. Boniface. Sec Boniface, St.

St. Catharine of Siena. See Catharine of Siena, St.

St. Christopher. See Christopher, St.

St. Clair, Gen. Arthur. Stories.

Wood. On the frontier with St. Clair j W8520

St. Clotilda. See Clotilda, St. queen of the Franks.

St. Columba. See Columba, St.

St. Cuthbert. See Cuthbert, St.

St. Elizabeth of Hungary. See Elizabeth of Hungary, St.

St. Francis. See Francis of Assisi, St.

Saint-Gaudens, Augustus.

Gilbert. More than conquerors, p. 345-371 j 920 G38

St. George. See George, St.

St. Helena. See Helena, St.

St. Jerome. See Jerome, St.

St. Lawrence river.

Coe. Our American neighbors, p. 83-93 j Qi? C65

King. Picturesque geographical readers, v. 2, p. 145-157. . .j 910 K26

St. Lawrence river. Stories.

Tomlinson. Camping on the St. Lawrence j T597C

Tomlinson. Cruising on the St. Lawrence j T597cr

Tomlinson. House-boat on the St, Lawrence j ,T597h

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St. Margaret. See Margaret, queen of Scotland.
St. Nicholas. See Nicholas, St.
St. Patrick. See Patrick, St.
St. Patrick's day.

McSpadden. Book of holidays, p. 69-79 J 394 M22

See also Patrick, St.
St. Patrick's day. Poetry.

Stevenson. Days and deeds, p. 209-218 j 821.08 S84

St. Patrick's day. Stories.

Brooks. Storied holidays, p. 75-92 j B773S

St. Paula. See Paula, St.

St. Paul's cathedral, London.

Grierson. Children's book of English minsters, p.203-

259 j 283 G89

Mitton. Children's book of London, p. 347-352 j 914.21 M75

Thorpe. Children's London, p. 179-203 qj 914.21 T41

Williamson. John and Betty's history visit, p. 69-77.. --J 914-2 W75

St. Peter's, Rome.

Knox. Boy travellers in southern Europe, p. 297-303. .. .j 914 K35b

Saint Pierre, Jacques Henri Bernardin de.

Adams. Dear old story-tellers, p. 193-209 j 928 A21

St. Theresa. See Theresa, St.

St. Thomas a Becket. See Thomas a Becket, St.

St. Valentine's day. See Valentine's day.

St. Vincent de Paul. See Vincent de Paul, St.

St. Xavier. Sec Francisco Xavier, St.

Saints.

Brown. Book of saints and friendly beasts j 398.2 B78

Canton. Child's book of saints j 398.2 C17C

Clement. Saints in art j 755 C56S

Hodges. Saints and heroes j 922 H66

Lang. Book of saints and heroes j 922 L23

MacGregor. Stories of three saints j 922 M16

Peers. The saints in story j 398.2 P36

Steedman. In God's garden j 398.2 S81

Steedman. Our island saints j 398.2 S810

See also names of saints, as Francis of Assisi, St.

Saladin, sultan of Egypt and Syria.

Douglas. Heroes of the crusades, p. 284-325 j 940.4 D75

Johnston. Famous cavalry leaders, p. 17-34 j 923.5 J36

Salt, Sir Titus.

Bolton. Lives of poor boys who became famous, p.124-

129 j 920 B61

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Salt.

Allen. Geographical and industrial studies; Europe, p.246-

-^59 j 609.4 A42

Carpenter. How the world is fed, p. 345-351 j 630 C22

Chamberlain. How we are fed, p. 91-98 j 630 C35

Johonnot. Geographical reader, p. 326-330 j 910 J37

Kirby. Aunt Martha's corner cupboard, p.94-109 j 630 K28

Mills. Searchlights on some American industries, p.33-

60 j 609 M69

Winchell. Walks and talks in the geological field, p.159-

165 j 550 W77W

Salvador.

George. Little journey to Mexico and Central America, pt.2,

P-26-3I j 917.2 G3ia

Samoan islands.

Carpenter. Australia, p.119-127 j 910 C22

Chamberlain. How we are sheltered, p.76-81 j 910 C355

Kellogg. Australia and the islands of the sea, p. 403-410.. j 910 K16
Knox. Boy travellers in Australasia, p.122-146 j 919.3 K35

Sandwich islands. See Hawaiian islands.

Sanitation. See Hygiene.

Saragossa, Siege of, 1808.

Morris. Historical tales; Spanish, p. 302-312 j 946 M91

Trowbridge. Brave deeds, p. 244-253 j 904 T77b

Yonge. Book of golden deeds, p. 388-395 j 920 Y29

Sarto, Andrea del. See Andrea del Sarto.

Savonarola, Girolamo.

Birkhead. Heroes of modern Europe, p. 41-51 j 920 B48

Hodges. Saints and heroes, p. 258-268 j 922 H66

Savonarola, Girolamo. Stories.

Eliot. Romola j E476r

SawmUls.

Noyes. Handwork in wood, p. 30-43 j 684 N48

See also Lumbering.

Saxons. See Anglo-Saxons.

Scandinavia. See Denmark. — Iceland. — Norsemen. — Norway. — Sweden.

Schiller, Johann Christoph Friedrich von.

Dutton. Little stories of Germany, p. 129-134 j 943 D95

School entertainments. See Amusements. — Dances. — Drills (exercises).
— Games. — Holidays. — Pageants. — Plays.

School gardens.

Greene. Among school gardens j 716.6 G83

Hcmenway. Hints and helps for young gardeners j 716.6 H43

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School gardens — continued.

Parsons. Children's gardens j 716.6 P26

United States — Education bureau. Forty lessons in garden-
ing qj 635 U25

Weed & Emerson. School garden book j 716.6 W42

See also Gardens and gardening.

School stories.

Amicis. Cuore j As i6c

Bankes. An Eton boy's letters j B2272e

Barbour. Behind the line j B235b

Barbour. Captain of the crew j B235C

Barbour. Crimson sweater j B23Scr

Barbour. Crofton chums j B235CO

Barbour. For the honor of the school j B23Sf

Barbour. The half-back j B235h

Barbour. Weatherby's inning j B235W

Bone. Curiosity Kate j B623C

Brown, E. A. Archer and the "Prophet." j B7852a

Brown, E. A. Arnold's little brother j B7852ar

Brown, H. D. Two college girls j B/SSt

Burnett. Sara Crewe j B934S2

Channon. An American boy at Henley j C365a

Coolidge. What Katy did at school j C783W

Dudley. The half-miler j D872h

Dudley. The unofficial prefect j D872U

Earl. Captain of the school team j E1732C

Earl. On the school team j E17320

Earl. The school team on the diamond j E1732SC

Eggleston. Hoosier school-boy j E357ho

Ellis. Wide awake girls at college j E533C

Ewing. Six to sixteen j E975S

French. Junior cup j F925J

Hughes, R. Lakerim Athletic Club j H897I

Hughes, T. Tom Brown's school days j H898to

King. From school to battle-field j K263fr

La Flesche. Middle five j Li47m

Martin. Abbie Ann j M427a

Martineau. Crofton boys j M431C

Maynard. Elliott Gray, jr j M538e

Molesworth. Carved lions j M789ca

Munroe & Catherwood. School and college days j M968sto

Paine. College years j P164C

Pier. Harding of St. Timothy's j Pss6h

Pier. The jester of St. Timothy's j P556J

Pyle & Portor. Theodora j P996it

Quirk. Baby Elton, quarter-back j Q44b

Quirk. Freshman Dorn, pitcher j Q44f

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 263

School stories — continued.

Quirk. Freshmen friends j Q44fr

Richards. Peggy j R41IP

Sidney. Five little Peppers at school j S569fl

Singmaster. When Sarah went to school j S6i7wh

Smith, C. C. Bob Knight's diary at Poplar Hill school j S644b

Smith, M. P. W. Jolly good times at school j S655J0

Turley. Godfrey Marten, schoolboy j T8s7g

Turley. Maitland, major and minor j T8s7m

Vachell. The hill j Viish

Vaile. Orcutt girls j V1370

Vaile. Sue Orcutt j V137S

Watson. Young barbarians j W32iy

Schools.

Hart. Colonial children, p.201-233 j 973.2 H31

Hart. How our grandfathers lived, p. 317-371 J 973 H31

Schubert, Franz Peter.

Chapin. Masters of music, p. 260-267 j 927.8 C36

Tapper. First studies in music biography, p. 195-213 j 927.8 T19

Schumann, Robert.

Chapin. Masters of music, p.33i-353 J 927-8 C36

Tapper. First studies in music biography, p. 245-276 j 927.8 T19

Schurz, Carl.

Wade. Pilgrims of to-day, p. 168-210 j 920 Wi i

Schwatka, Frederick.

Horton. Frozen North, p. 94-103 j 919.8 H81

Schweinfurth, Georg August.

Jenks. Boys' book of explorations, p.224-232 j 910.9 J25

Science.

Bailey. Boys' and girls' ask-at-home questions j 031 B16

Buckley. Fairy-land of science j 570.4 B85

Buckley. Short history of natural science j 509 B85

Fabre. Story-book of science j 504 Fii

Holden. The sciences j 500 H71

Hooker. Child's book of nature j 581 H77C

Pepper. Boy's playbook of science j 530.7 P4ia

Tappan. Wonders of science j 504 T19W

See also Astronomy. — Botany. — Chemistry. — Electricity. — Evolution.

— Experiments. — Geography. — Geology. — Inventions. — Minerals.

— Natural history, — Nature. — Physical geography. — Physics. —

Scientists.

Scientists.

Wright. Children's stories of the great scientists j 925 W93

See also Explorers. — Inventors. — Physicians and surgeons.
Also names of scientists, as Audubon, John James.

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Scipio, Publius Cornelius.

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Rome, p. 122-134. .. .j 920 Hii3f

Scotland.

Tappan. World's story, v. 10, p.227-396 j 909 T19

Scotland. Description and travel.

Blaisdell & Dalrymple. Donald in Scotland j 914.1 B52

Carroll & Waldo. Around the world; book five, p.26-

44 j 910 C23e

Coe. Modern Europe, p. 59-78 j 914 C65

Henty. Famous travels, .p.204-227 j 910 H45f

King. Picturesque geographical readers, v. 6, p. 54-91 j 910. K26

Knox. Boy travellers in Great Britain and Ireland, p.io6-

212 j 914.2 K35

Tomlinson. Young Americans in the British Isles, p.i68-

207 j 914.2 T59

Whitcomb & George. Little journeys to Scotland and Ire-
land j 9I4-I W62

Williamson. John and Betty's Scotch history visit j 914.1 W75

Scotland. Folklore.

Grierson. Scottish fairy book j 398 G89S

Scotland. History.

Mackie. Story of King Robert the Bruce j 92 R534m

Marshall. Scotland's story j 941 M41

Scott. Tales of a grandfather j 941 S43

See also Bannockburn, Battle of, 1314.

Also names of persons, as Mary, queen of Scots.

Scotland. Manners and customs.

Blaisdell & Dalrymple. Donald in Scotland j 914.1 B52

Carroll. Around the world; book two, p.141-182 j 910 C23b

Grierson. Scotland j 914.1 G89

Scotland. Stories.

Atkinson. Greyfriars Bobby j A875g

Porter. Scottish chiefs j P836S

Scott. Abbot j S43ia

Scott. The antiquary j S43ian

Scott. Bride of Lammermoor j S43ibri2

Scott. Fair maid of Perth j S43lf

Scott. Guy Mannering j S43ig

Scott. The monastery j S43im

Scott. Old Mortality j S4310

Scott. Redgauntlet j S43ir

Scott. Rob Roy j S43iro3

Scott. Waverley j S431W3

Wiggin. Penelope's progress j W688pe

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Scott, Robert Falcon.

Parkman. Heroes of to-day. p.7g-i02 j 920 P24

Scott, Thomas A.

Coe. Heroes of everyday life, p. 1-25 j 920 C65

Smith. Captain Thomas A. Scott j 92 S429S

Scott, Sir Walter.

Frank. Great authors in their youth, p. 1-29 j 928 F87

Gilbert. More than conquerors, p. 55-85 j 920 G38

Grierson. Sir Walter Scott j 92 S43ig

Holland. Historic boyhoods, p. 188-200 j 920 H72

Mitchell. About old story-tellers, p. 166-197 j 928 M74

Norton. Heart of oak books, v. 7, p. 204-231 j 808.8 N46a

Scudder. Mr. Bodley abroad, p. 50-80 j 914 S43

Wright. Children's stories in English literature, v. 2, p.336-

370 j 820.9 W93

Scott, Gen. Winfield.

Morris. Heroes of the army, p.108-115 j 923.5 M9ih

Scouts and scouting. See Boy scouts. — Girl scouts.
Also names of scouts, as Cody, William Frederick.

Screws. See Nails and screws.

Sculpture.

Bulfinch. Age of fable, p.445-495 j 292 B87

Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh — Department of fine arts. Brief

lessons j 707 C21

Clement. Stories of art and artists qj 750 C56

See also Art. — Clay-modeling. — Liberty. Statue of. — Wood-carving.
* Also names of sculptors, as Michael Angelo.

Sea. See Ocean.

Sea-anemones.

Agassiz. First lesson in natural history, p.7-13 j 593 A26

Duncan. The seashore, p.165-175 j 592 D89

Sea fights. See Naval battles.

Sea-lions.

Our country: West, p. 53-56 j 917.9 O32

Sea stories.

Brady. A midshipman in the Pacific j B686m

Brady. Sea stories j B686b2

Cooper. Afloat and ashore j C787a

Cooper. Miles Wallingford j C787mi

Cooper. Pilot j C787pi

Cooper. Sea lions j C787S

Cooper. Water-witch j C787W

Drysdale. Young supercargo j D853y

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Sea stories — continued.

Ewing. We and the world j E975W

Mullen Rulers of the surf j MgsSr

Verne. Twenty thousand leagues under the sea j V274t

See also Fish and fishing. — Naval life. — Pirates. — Sailors. — Voyages.
— Whales and whaling.

Sea-urchins.

Agassiz. First lesson in natural history, p. 58-63 j 593 A26

Duncan. The seashore, p.98-104 j 592 D89

Duncan. The starfish & his relations, p. 25-39 J 593 D89

Seals.

Chamberlain. How we are clothed, p. 147-153 j 670 C35

Duncan. Life in the deep sea, p.67-75 j 597 D89

George. Little journeys to Alaska and Canada, pt. i, p.6i-

65 j 917-98 G31

Johonnot. Some curious flyers, creepers and swimmers,

p.204-207 j 590.4 J37S

Koch. Little journey to northern wilds, p.iii-125 j 917.19 K36

Our country: West, p.49-52 j 917.9 O32

Wright. Stories of birds and beasts, p. I lo-i 19 j 570.4 W935

Seals. Stories.

Jordan. Matka and Kotik j J428m

Kipling. Jungle book, p.137-171 j K278J

Seamen. See Sailors.

Seashore. See Ocean. — Ocean life.

Seasons. See Nature. — Spring. — Weather.

Seattle, last great chief of Washington.

Wade. Ten big Indians, p. 241-256 j 970.2 Wii

Seaweeds. See Ocean life. — Plants.

Sedan, Battle of, 1870.

Long. Famous battles, p.288-304 ; j 904 L82

Seeds.

Atkinson. First studies of plant life, p. 1-23, 176-184 j 581 A87

Morley. Seed-babies j 581 M91

See also Botany. — Plants.

Seeds. Distribution.

Beal. Seed dispersal j 581.54 B34

Ewald. The queen bee, p.93-105 j 570.4 E96

Fultz. The fly-aways and other seed travelers j 581.54 F98

Morley. Little wanderers j 581.54 M91

Selfishness.

Gatty. Parables from nature, v.i, p.123-140 j 828 G23

Murray. Wide awake second reader, p. 163-170 j 372.4 M97W2

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Selkirk, Alexander.

Hale. Stories of the sea, p.107-1 18 j 910.4 H15

Semiramis, queen of Assyria.

Farmer. Girls' book of famous queens, p. 1-9 j 923.1 F24

Sequoias. See Big trees.

Sequoyah. See Guess, George, Indian name Sequoyah.

Serapis (ship). See Bon Homme Richard and Serapis (ships).

Serbia. See Servia.

Serpents. See Snakes.

Sertorius.

Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Romans, p.ioo-

106 j 920 P72zgc

Plutarch. Boys' and girls' Plutarch, p. 406-409 j 920 P72b

Plutarch. Lives, v.3, p.382-415, 441-443 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p. 445-452 j 920 P720

Servia.

George. Little journeys to Balkans, pt.i, p. 50-61 j 914.96 G31

Winlow. Our little Servian cousin j 914.97 W780

Servia. Folklore.

Mi jatovich. Serbian fairy tales j 398 M68

Petrovic. Hero tales and legends j 398 P46

Service.

Smith. Peace and patriotism, p.239-307 j 808.8 S64

Spaulding & Bryce. Fifth reader, P.39S-452 j 808.8 S73b

Seton Indians. See Woodcraft Indians.

Seven sleepers of Ephesus.

Mabie. Legends that every child should know^, p. 80-84.. j 398.2 Mil
Scudder. Book of legends, p. 52-60 j 398.2 S43

Seven years' war.

Morris. Historical tales; German, p.315-327 j 943 Mgia

Schrader. Frederick the Great j 92 F89SS

See also Frederick the Great, king of Prussia.

Seven years' war. Stories.

Henty. With Frederick the Great j H456wf

Sevier, John.

McMurry. Pioneers of the Mississippi valley, p.104-

123 j 977 M21P

Seward, William Henry.

Morris. Heroes of progress in America, p. 270-277 j 920 M91

Sewing.

Archer. Needlecraf t j 646 A67

Foster. Sevving for little girls j 646 F81

Hapgood. School needlework j 646 H24

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Sewing — continued.

Kelley. Three hundred things a bright girl can do, p.83-

145 J 790 K16

Klickmann. The little girl's sewing book j 646 K32I

Morgan. How to dress a doll j 646 M89

Ralston. When mother lets us sew j 646 R17

See also Bead work. — Crocheting. — Dressmaking. — Embroidery. —

Knitting.

Sewing-machines. See Howe, Elias.
Shacks. Sec Log cabins.

Shadow pictures.

Collins. Book of magic, p. 130-142 j 133 C69

Good. Magical experiments, p.i6o-i66 j 133 G62m

Neil. Modern conjurer, p.373-387 J I33 N21

Patterson. Shadow entertainments j 793.1 P31

See also Pantomime.

Shakespeare, William.

Elias. In Tudor times, p.235-249 j 942.05 E47

Mabie. Men who have risen, p. 362-379 j 920 M 1 1

Rolfe. Shakespeare, the boy j 822.33 Bi

Wright. Children's stories in English literature, v. 2, p.i-

68 j 820.9 W93

See also Stratford-on-Avon.

Shakespeare, William. Stories.

Bennett. Master Skylark j B439m

Shakespeare. Midsummer-night's dream, pref. p.17-

44 qj 822.33 P73

Shanties. See Log cabins.

Shaw, Anna Howard.

Parkman. Heroines of service, p.149-181 j 920.7 P24

Shaw, Robert Gould.

Lodge & Roosevelt. Hero tales, p.249-260 j 973 L76

Sheep.

Allen. Geographical and industrial studies; United States,

p.233-252 j 609.73 A42

Fabre. Our humble helpers, P.2S5-270 j 636 Fii

Johonnot. Neighbors with claws and hoofs, P.184-190..J 590.4 J37n

Morris. Home life in all lands, v.3, p.149-158 j 910 M91

See also Wool.

Sheep. Stories.

Seton. Krag and Johnny Bear, p. 1-68 j S495k

Seton. Lives of the hunted, p. 17-104 j S495li

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 269

Shells.

Duncan. The seashore, p. 108-162 j 592 D89

Hardy. Hall of shells j 594 H26

Rogers. Shell book qj 594 R61

Sheridan, Gen. Philip Henry.

Bolton. Lives of poor boys who became famous, p.251-

269 j 920 B61

Goss. Boys' life of General Sheridan j 92 S552g

Johnston. Famous cavalry leaders, p. 313-358 j 923-5 J36

Morris. Heroes of the army, p.222-231 j 9-23-5 M9lh

Sheridan's ride.

Abbot. Battle-fields and victory, p. 231-234 j 973.7 Ai2ba

Civil war stories, p. 136-153 j C496

Lodge & Roosevelt. Hero tales, p. 279-290 j 973 L76

Strange stories of the Civil war, p. 163-194 j S897S

Sherman, Gen. William Tecumseh.

Bolton. Famous leaders among men, p.288-332 j 920 B6if

Morris. Heroes of the army, p. 179-188 j 923.5 Mgih

Sherman's march.

Abbot. Battle-fields and victory, p.235-253 j 973.7 Ai2ba

Civil war stories, p. 188-201 j C496

Shetland islands.

Whitcomb & George. Little journeys to Scotland and Ire-
land, pt.i, p. 54-62 j 914.1 W62

Ship-building.

Allen. Geographical and industrial studies; Europe, p.i8-

41 j 609.4 A42

Chase & Clow. Stories of industry, v.i, p. 155-163 j 670 C38a3

Williams. How it is done, p. 73-116 j 620 W74

See also Armor-plate. — Boats and boating. — Ships. — Warships. —
Yachts and yachting.

Ships.

Giberne. Romance of the mighty deep, p. 261-275 j 551.46 G36r

Ingersoll. Book of the ocean j 551.46 124b

Jackson & Evans. Marvel book of American ships qj 359 J12

Rocheleau. Great American industries; transportation, p.53-

65 j 380 Rs6a

See also Boats and boating. — Ice-boats. — Lightships. — Naval life. —

Sailing. — Sailors. — Ship-building. — Shipwrecks. — Steamboats. —

Submarine boats. — Warships. — Yachts and yachting.

Also names of ships, as Philadelphia (ship).

Shipwrecks.

Hale. Stories of the sea, p. 274-299 j 910.4 H15

Ingersoll. Book of the ocean, p.201-230 j 551.46 124b

Lang. Red true story book, p. 195-212 j 904 L23r

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Shipwrecks — continued.

Our country: East, p.gi-QS J 917-3 O32

Trowbridge. Brave deeds, p.308-312 j 904 T77b

See also Life-saving.
Also Darling, Grace.

Shoes.

Carpenter. How the world is clothed, p.156-170 j 670 C22

Chamberlain. How we are clothed, p. 167-179 j 670 C35

Chase & Clow. Stories of industry, v.2, p.84-87 j 670 C38a3

Cooke. A day with leather workers j 685.32 C77

King. Picturesque geographical readers, v.3, p.55-62 j 910 K26

Rocheleau. Great American industries; manufactures, p.8o-

98 j 670 R56

Shooting. See Guns. — Hunting. — Sports.

Shooting-stars. See Meteors.

Shorthand.

Marden. Choosing a career, p.295-304 j 174 M37

Shotguns. See Guns.

Siam. Description and travel.

Carpenter. Asia, p. 187-201 j 915 C22a

Knox. Adventures of two youths in a journey to Siam

and Java j 9iS-9 K35

Redway. All around Asia, p. 194-209 j 915 R27

Smith. Life in Asia, p.121-129 j 915 S6s

Siam. Manners and customs.

By land and sea, p.i6i-i6s j 910 B99

Miller. Little people of Asia, p. 223-261 j 915 M69

Tappan. World's story, v.2, p. 261-271 j 909 T19

Toward the rising sun, p. 1-8 j 915 T65

Wade. Our little Siamese cousin j 915.9 Wii

Young. Siam j 915.9 Y37

Siberia.

Carpenter. Asia, p. 373-380 j 915 C22a

Gilson. Wealth of the world's waste places, p. 82-97 j 910 G42

Hale. Stories of adventure, p. 277-308 j 910.8 H15S

Huntington. Asia, p.135-151 j 915 H94

Kennan. Tent life in Siberia j 915.7 K18

Knox. Boy travellers in the Russian empire, P.289-402..J 914.7 K35

Miller. Little people of Asia, p. 262-280, 296-306 j 915 M69

Redway. All around Asia, p. 13-25 j 915 R27

Smith. Life in Asia, p.241-252 j 915 S65

Sicily.

Finnemore. Italy, p.68-78 j 914.5 F51

See also Syracuse, Siege of, 415-413 B. C.

Siddons, Mrs Sarah (Kemble).

Holland. Historic girlhoods, p. 152-164 j 920.7 H72

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 271

Sidney, Sir Philip.

Creighton. Stories from English history, p. 162-169. .. .j 942 C8761

Elias. In Tudor times, p. 183-193 j 942.05 E47

Greene & Kirk. With spurs of gold, p.253-291 j 940.4 G83

Trowbridge. Brave deeds, p. 86-88 j 904 T77b

Wright. Children's stories in English literature, v.i, p.299-

3-'0 j 820.9 W93

Sidney, Sir Philip. Stories.

Whitham. Shepherd of the ocean, p. 253-319 j W645S

Sieges.

Jenks. Book of famous sieges j 904 J25

See also Battles.

Also names of sieges, as Alamo, Siege of the, 1836.

Siegfried.

Baldwin. Story of Siegfried j 398.27 B 19

Barber. Wagner opera stories, p. 19-152 j 782.2 B23

Chapin. Story of the Rhinegold j 782.2 C36

Church. Heroes of chivalrj^ and romance, p.21 5-342 j 398.2 C46

Frost. Wagner story book, p. 3-94 j 782.2 F96

Guerber. Stories of the Wagner opera, p.105-171 j 782.2 G95

McSpadden. Stories from Wagner, p. 3-107 j 782.2 W13

Maud. Wagner's heroines, p.ii-135 j 782.2 M48W

Nibelungenlied. The Nibelungs j 398.27 N3in

Ragozin. Siegfried and Beowulf j 398.27 R15

Tappan. Stories of legendary heroes, p.299-346 j 398.2 T19

Wheelock. Stories of Wagner operas for children, p.157-

208 j 782.2 W61

See also Sigurd.

Sign language.

Beard. American boys' book of signs, signals and sym-
bols j 654.9 B34

Beard. The boy pioneers, p. 153-164 j 796 B34b

Seton. Book of woodcraft and Indian lore, p. 228-248.. ..j 796.5 S49

Signals.

Beard. American boys' book of signs, signals and sym-
bols j 654.9 B34

Bond. Scientific American boy, p. 144-157 j 790 B62

Boy Scouts of America. Official handbook, p.279-298. .j 369.2 B66a2
Doubleday. Gunner aboard the "Yankee," p. 300-304.. j 973.89 D75

Holden. Our country's flag, p.105-118 j 929.9 H71

Hulme. Flags of the world, p.127-140 j 929.9 H91

Mowry. American inventions and inventors, p.265-269. . . .j 609 M94
Seton. Book of woodcraft and Indian lore, p. 248-255.. j 796.5 S49
See also Buoys. — Flags. — Lighthouses. — Lightships. — Sign language.
— Telegraph. — Wireless telegraphy.

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Sigurd.

Bradish. Old Norse stories, p. 121-234 j 293 B68

Lang. Red fairy book, p. 357-3^7 J 398 L23r

Morris. Story of Sigurd the Volsung j 821 Mgis

Wilmot-Buxton. Stories of Norse heroes, p. 148-209 j 293 W76

See also Siegfried.

Silk.

Allen. Geographical and industrial studies; Europe, p.350-

376 j 609.4 A42

Carpenter. How the world is clothed, p. 105-127 j 670 C22

Chamberlain. How we are clothed, p.85-98 j 670 C35

Chase & Clow. Stories of industry, v.2, p. 64-76, 223-

225 j 670 C38a3

Winship. Our industries ; fabrics, p. 29-37 J 677 W78

See also Silkworms.

Silkworms.

Ambrosi. When I was a girl in Italy, p. 129-156 j 914-5 A49

Arnold & Gilbert. Reader for fifth grades, P.103-107..J 808.8 A75r

Carpenter. Asia, p. 166-169 j 915 C22a

Duncan. Butterflies and moths, p. 72-79 j 595.78 D89

George. Little journey to China and Japan, pt.2, p.66-71 . . j 915. i G31
Miller. Outdoor work, p.337-348 j 630 M69

Silver,

Carpenter. North America, p. 273-280 j 917 C22a

Rocheleau. Great American industries; minerals, p.163-

192 j 553 R56g

Samuel. Story of gold and silver j S193S

See also Coins. — Metals. — Mines and mining. — Money.

Singapore.

Hornaday. Two years in the jungle, p.291-300 j 915-4 H79

Singers. See Lind, Jenny.

Singing. See College songs. — Hymns. — Music. — National songs. —
Songs.

Singing games. See Games. — Kindergarten. Games and songs.

Sister Dora. See Pattison, Dorothy Wyndlow.

Sitting Bull, great medicine chief of the Sioux.

Howard. Famous Indian chiefs I have known, p.298-

312 j 970.2 H84

Sweetser. Book of Indian braves, p.131-152 j 970.2 S97

Wade. Ten big Indians, p. 219-240 j 970.2 Wii

Skating.

Beard. American boys' handy book, p. 286-295 J 790 B34W

Bond. Scientific American boy, p. 21-34 J 790 B62

Eraser. Every boy's book of handicraft, sports and amuse-
ments, p.562-588 j 790 F88

See also Hockey.

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 211

Skees. See Snow-shoes.
Skis. Sec Snow-shoes.

Skunks.

Burroughs. Squirrels and other fur-bearers, P.48-52....J 599.3 B94
Cram. More little beasts of field and wood, p. 189-203.. j 599 C86m

Ingersoll. Wild neighbors, p.209-248 j 596 I24

Seton. Wild animals at home, p. 97-107 j 591. 5 S49

Slate.

Rocheleau. Great American industries; minerals, p.156-

162 j 553 R56g

Slavery.

Abbot. Battle-fields of '61, p. 1-24 j 973.7 A12

Hart. Romance of the Civil war, p. 1-115 J 973-7 H31

Lincoln. Early speeches j 815 L71

Walton & Brumbaugh. Stories of Pennsylvania, p.270-

281 j 974.8 W19

Wright. Children's stories of American progress, p.159-

178 j 973 W93

See also Civil war, United States. — Negroes.

Slavery. Stories.

Pendleton. King Tom and the runaways j P39ik

Sleds.

Adams. Harper's outdoor book, p.105-111 j 790 A21

Beard. Field and forest handy book, P.37S-383, 397-422. . .j 790 B34

Sleight of hand. See Magic.

Slessor, Mary Mitchell.

Parkman. Heroines of service, p.233-264 j 920.7 P24

Smelting. See Metals.

Smith, Capt. John.

Coe. Founders of our country, p. 132-152 j 973.2 C65

Cooke. Stories of the Old Dominion, p. 17-55 j 975-5 C77

Hale. Stories of discovery, p.131-144 j 910.8 H15

Johnson. Captain John Smith j 92 S652J

Johonnot. Stories of our country, p. 15-23 j 973 J37

Lindsay. John Smith, gentleman adventurer j 92 S652I

McMurry. Pioneers on land and sea, p. 68-102, 108-121 . .j 923.9 M21

Morris. Historical tales; American, v. 2, p. 29-39 J 973 Mgia

Seelye & Eggleston. Pocahontas j 975.5 S45

Smith. Story of Pocahontas and Captain John Smith.. ..j 92 P732S

Smoking. See Tobacco.

Smuggling. Stories.

Fenn. In the king's name j F362i

Harrison. A lad of Kent j H2984I

Masef ield. Jim Davis j M444J

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Snakes.

Buckley. Winners in life's race, p. 1 10-122 j 596 B85

Johonnot. Some curious flyers, creepers and swimmers,

P73-90 j 590.4 J37S

Jordan." Book of natural history, p. 258-263, 297-302 j 590.4 J42

Sharp. Roof and meadow, p.39-43, I49-I59 j 590.4 S53r2

See also Reptiles.

Snow.

Holden. Wonders of earth, sea and sky, p. 348-353 j 504 H71W

Thompson. Water wonders, p.97-161 j 551.57 T38

Snow-shoes.

Beard. Field and forest handy book, p.363-373 j 790 B34

Bond. Scientific American boy, p. 35-43 j 790 B62

Eraser. Every boy's book of handicraft, sports and amuse-
ments, P.547-55S j 790 F88

Verrill. Boys' outdoor vacation book, p. 287-294, 302-303.. j 796 V28

Soap.

Lane. Industries of to-day, p.77-83 j 604 L23

Williams. How it is made, p.89-92 j 670 W74

Socrates.

Church. Pictures from Greek life and story, P.275-306..J 938 C46

Guerber. Story of the Greeks, p.i57-i59, I73-I79 j 938 G95

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Greece, p. 186-195.. j 920 Hi 13
Morris. Historical tales; Greek, p. 225-230 j 938 Mgia

Sohrab and Rustem. See Rustem.

Solar engines.

Baker. Boys' second book of inventions, p.153-172 j 609 Bi7b

Solar system. See Astronomy.

Soldiers.

Johnston. Famous cavalry leaders j 923.5 J36

Stevenson. Guide to biography, p.262-319 j 920 S84

See also Army life. — Battles. — Military training. — Naval life. — United
States. Army. — United States. Military Academy.
Also names of soldiers, as Sheridan, Gen. Philip Henry.

Solomon islands.

Abbott. South seas, p. 33-49 j 919.3 A13

Solon.

Church. Pictures from Greek life and story, p.i-13 j 938 C46

Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Greeks, p.8-i6. . j 920 P72zg
Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Greece, p.118-122. . . . j 920 H113

Morris. Historical tales; Greek, p. 67-76 j 938 M9ia

Plutarch. Boys' and girls' Plutarch, p.73-87 j 920 P72b

Plutarch. Lives, v.i, p. 168-202, 226-230 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p. 51-62 j 920 P720

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 275

Somers, Richard.

Scawcll. Twelve naval captains, p. 130-144 j 923.5 S44

Somers, Richard. Stories.

Scawell. Decatur and Somers j S442d

Somerset, Lady Henry. See Somerset, Lady Isabel.

Somerset, Lady Isabel.

Bolton. Famous leaders among women, p.250-271 . . . . j 920.7 B6ifa

Songs.

Bacon. Songs that every child should know j 784.8 B12

Bailey. Every child's folk songs and games qj 784.8 B15

Bell. The singing circle qj 784.8 B41

Bentley. Play songs qj 784.8 B44P

Bentley. The song primer j 784.8 B44SO

Bentley. The song primer; teacher's book j 784.8 B44

Bentley. The song series. 2v j 784.8 B44S

Carpenter. Improving songs for anxious children qj 784.8 C22

Chansons de France pour les petits frangais j 784.4 C41

Crane. Baby's bouquet j 784.8 C86b

Crane. Baby's opera j 784.8 C86ba

Elkin. Old Dutch nursery rhymes j 784.8 E48

Everson. Come and sing with me qj 784 E95

Everson. The songs I know qj 784 E95S

Gomme & Sharp. Children's singing games qj 784.8 G59

Hailmann. Songs, games and rhymes qj 372.2 H 14

Kirk. Rhythmic games and dances j 784.8 K28

McLaughlin & Gilchrist. New educational music

course qj 784.8 M 19

Moffat. Little songs of long ago j 784.8 M76I

Moffat. Our old nursery rhymes j 784.8 M76

Moore. Nursery song book j 784.8 M876

Mother Goose's nursery rhymes and nursery songs j 784.8 M93

National Conference of Music Supervisors. "I hear

America singing." rj 784.8 N15

Neidlinger. Small songs for small singers qj 784.8 N21

Pierne. Sonnez les matines j 784.8 P56

Poulsson. Holiday songs and every day songs and

games qj 784.8 P86

Poulsson. Songs of a little child's day qj 784.8 P86s

Reinecke. Fifty children's songs qj 784.8 R31

Riley & Gaynor. Playtime songs j 784.8 R45P

Riley & Gaynor. Songs of the child-world. 2v qj 784.8 R45

St. Nicholas songs qj 784.8 S14

Stevenson. Stevenson song-book qj 784.8 S84S

Terhune. Chinese child's day qj 784.8 T31

Terhune. Dutch ditties for children qj 784.8 T3id

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Songs — continued.

Tomlins. Children's souvenir song book qj 784.8 T59C

Vieilles chansons pour les coeurs sensibles qj 784.8 V31

Walker & Jenks. Songs and games for little ones. . . .qj 372.2 Wi6a
Walter. Some nursery rhymes of Belgium, France &

Russia j 784.8 W19

Whitehead. Folk-songs and other songs qj 784.8 W63

Widor. Old songs and rounds j 784.8 W670

Widor. Vieilles chansons pour les petits enfants j 784.8 W67

WoUaston. Song play book qj 784.8 W84

See also Ballads. — Christmas. Songs. — College songs. — Folk-songs.
— Hymns. — Kindergarten. Games and songs. — National songs.

Sons of Daniel Boone.

Beard. The boy pioneers j 796 B34b

Soto, Hernando de.

Abbott. Ferdinand De Soto j 92 S7i8a

Clay. The treasure finders, p. 157-179 j 973-1 C54

Coe. Founders of our country, p. 52-62 j 973.2 C65

Gordy. Stories of American explorers, p.94-108 j 973.1 G66

Higginson. Young folks' book of American explorers,

p.119-140 j 9731 H53

Johnston. Famous discoverers and explorers, P.249-270..J 923.9 J36

Johonnot. Stories of our country, p.9-15 j 973 J37

Lucia. Stories of American discoverers, p. 126-138 j 973.1 L96

McMurry. Pioneers of the Mississippi valley, p. 202-218. . j 977 M2ip

Morris.. Historical tales; American, v.2, p. 13-22 j 973 M9ia

Pratt. De Soto, Marquette and La Salle j 920 P88

Shavi^. Discoverers and explorers, p. 84-91 j 910.9 S53

Sparks. Famous explorers, p. 145-149 j 910 S73f

Wright. Children's stories in American history, p.172-

198 j 970 W93

Soudan. See Sudan.

Sound.

Buckley. Fairy-land of science, p. 129-153 j 570-4 B85

Holden. The sciences, p.iio-ii8 j 500 H71

Williams. How it works, p.270-309 j 604 W74a

See also Music. — Phonograph. — Physics. — Telephone.

(The) South. See Ku Klux Klan.— Negroes.— (The) South. Stories.
— (The) Southwest. — Slavery.

Also names of southern states and cities, as Florida. — New
Orleans.

(The) South. Stories.

Cable. Cable story book j C113C

Harris. On the plantation j H2930

Southern stories j S727

See also Negroes. Stories. — Slavery. Stories.

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 2-]-]

South Africa. See Africa, South.

South African war, 1899-1902. Sec Boer war.

South America.

Tappan. World's story, v. 11, p. 281-449 j 909 T19

South America. Description and travel.

Allen. Geographical and industrial studies: South Amer-
ica j 918 A42

Bowman. South America j 918 B66

By land and sea, p. 67-96 j 910 B99

Carpenter. South America j 918 C22

Coe. Our American neighbors, p. 217-324 j 917 C65

Hale. Stories of adventure, p. 194-219 j 910.8 H15S

Knox. Boy travellers in South America j 918 K35

Lane. Strange lands near home, p.44-106 j 918 L23

Markwick & Smith. South American republics j 918 M39

Moncrieff. The world, p. 166-170 j 910 M8iw

See also Titicaca, Lake.

Also names of countries, as Brazil.

South America. Geography.

Tarr &. McMurry. New geographies, v.i, p. 179-186; v. 2,

p. 236-256 j 910 T2in

South America. History.

Morris. Historical tales; Spanish-American j 972 M91

South America. Manners and customs.

Starr. Strange peoples, p. 26-32 j 572.9 S79

South pole. See Antarctic regions.

(The) Southwest.

James. Little journey to some strange places and peoples

in our southwestern land j 917.89 J16

Koch. Little journey through the great Southwest j 917.9 K36

Lummis. Some strange corners of our country j 917.8 L97S

Spain.

Tappan. World's story, v.5, p.419-549 j 909 T19

Spain. Description and travel.

Amicis. Spagna j 914.6 A51

Blaisdell & Dalrymple. Josefa in Spain j 914.6 B52

Browne. Spain j 914.6 B79

Coe. Modern Europe, p. 278-297 j 914 C65

Henty. Famous travels, p. 366-383 j 910 H45f

Knox. Boy travellers in southern Europe, p.492-544.. . .j 914 K35b
Whitcomb & George. Little journeys to Italy, Spain and

Portugal j 914.5 W62

See also Alhambra. — Gibraltar.

Also names of cities as, Toledo, Spain.

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Spain. History.

Morris. Historical tales; Spanish j 946 M91

See also Moors. — Spanish-American war. — ^Spanish Armada.

Also (The) Cid. — Ferdinand V, king of Castile. — Philip II, king of
Spain.

Spain. Manners and customs.

Bates. In sunny Spain j 914.6 B31

Blaisdell & Dalrymple. Josefa in Spain j 914.6 B52

Browne. Spain j 914-6 B79

Spain. Stories.

Seawell. The son of Columbus j S442S

Spanish-American war.

Abbot. Blue jackets of '98 j 973-89 A12

Abbot. Naval history of the U. S., p.839-867 j 973 Ai2n

Abbot. Story of our army, p. 648-687 j 973 Ai2s

Austin. Uncle Sam's soldiers j 355 A93

Barstow. The progress of a united people, P..70-106 j 973 B27P

Brooks. American sailor, p.292-305 j 656.8 B77a

Doubleday. Gunner aboard the "Yankee." j 973.89 D75

Long. Famous battles, p.33 1-390 j 904 L82

Matthews. Our navy in time of war, p. 231-275 j 973-7 M47

Nicolay. Book of American wars, p. 413-454 j 973 N32

Otis. Boys of '98 j 973-89 O31

See also Cuba. — Philippine islands.
Also Dewey, Admiral George.

Spanish-American war. Poetry.

Knowles. Poems of American patriotism, p. 213-414. . . .j 811.08 K35
Stevenson. Poems of American history, p. 606-649 J 811.08 S84

Spanish-American war. Stories.

Drysdale. Cadet Standish j D853C

Otis. When Dewey came to Manila j 03i4wn

Spanish Armada.

Abbott. Queen Elizabeth, p.222-231 j 92 £4853

Barstow. Explorers and settlers, p.68-77 j 973-1 B27

Frothingham. Sea fighters, p.34-43 J 923-5 F97

Hale. Stories of the sea, p.52-78 j 910.4 H15

Johonnot. Ten great events in history, p. 166-195 j 904 J37t

Long. Famous battles, p.94-128 j 904 L82

Morris. Historical tales; Spanish, p.235-245 j 946 M91

Tappan. In the days of Queen Elizabeth, p.263-279 j 92 E485t

Wood. Boy's book of battles, p. 73-84 J 904 W8s

See also England. History.
Also Drake, Sir Francis.

Spanish Armada. Stories.

Van Dyke. Historic scenes in fiction, p. 138-158 j 904 V18

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 279

Spanish succession, War of the. Stories.

Henty. Bravest of the brave j H456bra

Henty. Cornet of horse j H456CO

Sparrows. Stories.

Seton. Krag and Johnny Bear, p. 69-92 j S495k

Seton. Lives of the hunted, p. 109-136 j S495H

Sparta. See Greece. History. Ancient.

Speakers. See Readers and speakers.

Speeches. See Orations. — Readers and speakers.

Speke, John Hanning.

Jenks. Boys' book of explorations, P.183-20S j 910.9 J25

Lucas. Anne's terrible good nature, p.205-215 j L969a

Spenser, Edmund.

Elias. In Tudor times, p. 226-234 j 942.05 E47

Wright. Children's stories in English literature, v.i,

p.263-298 j 820.9 W93

Sphinx.

Knox. Adventures of two youths in a journey to Egypt

and the Holy Land, p. 125-127 j 916.2 K35

Spices.

Carpenter. How the world is fed, p. 352-358 j 630 C22

Chamberlain. How we are fed, p. 206-214 j 630 C35

Spiders.

Bass. Stories of animal life, p. 14-33 J 590-4 B29a

Buckley. Life and her children, p. 181-200 j 592 B85

Duncan. Spiders and scorpions j 595-4 D89

Fabre. Story-book of science, p. 108-125 j 504 Fii

Gibson. Eye spy, p.104-121 j 570.4 G37e

Hook. Little people and their homes, p. 203-227 j 595.7 H77

Johonnot. Some curious flyers, creepers and swimmers,

P-I23-I35 j 590.4 J37S

Jordan. Book of natural history, p. 197-200, 343-368 j 590.4 J42

Kellogg. Insect stories, p. 51-62, 83-102 j 595-7 K16

Patterson. The spinner family j 595-4 P31

Schwartz. Grasshopper Green's garden, p.121-144 j 595-7 S39

Weed. Life histories of American insects, p. 251-270. . . .j 595-7 W42

Spiders. Stories.

Thaxter. Stories and poems, p. 14-21 j T339S

Spinning.

Beard. Indoor and outdoor handicraft and recreation for

girls, p.3-13 j 790 B343i

See also Cloth.

Spinoza, Benedictus de.

Hosmer. The Jews, p. 219-231 j 296 H82

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Sponges.

Buckley. Life and her children, p. 33-49 j 592 B85

Holden. Wonders of earth, sea and sky, p. 205-210 j 504 H71W

Spool knitting.

McCormack. Spool knitting j 646 M14

Sports.

Adams. Harper's outdoor book j 790 A21

Beard. The boy pioneers j 796 B34b

Beard. Field and forest handy book j 790 B34

Beard. Outdoor handy book j 796 B340

Bond. Scientific American boy j 790 B62

Champlin & Bostwick. Young folks' cyclopaedia of games

and sports rj 790 C35

Eraser. Every boy's book of handicraft, sports and amuse-
ments j 790 F88

Graham. Country pastimes for boys j 796 G77

Kelley. Three hundred things a bright girl can do j 790 K16

Miller. Outdoor sports and games j 796 M69

Rice. Boys' book of sports j 796 R39

Tappan. Sports & pastimes j 790 T19

Thompson. Boys' book of sports j 796 T38b

Verrill. Boys' outdoor vacation book j 796 V28

Withington. Book of athletics j 796 W82

Sec also Aeroplanes. — Amusements. — Archery. — Athletics. — Auto-
mobiles.— Balloons. — Baseball. — Basket-ball. — Bicycles. — Boats
and boating. — Boy scouts. — Camping. — Canoes and canoeing. —
Falconry. — Fish and fishing. — Football. — Games. — Golf. — Hori-
zontal bar. — Hunting. — Kites. — Motor cycles. — Olympic games.
— Outdoor life. — Physical culture. — Riding. — Rowing. — Skating.
— Swimming. — Tennis. — Tracking. — Walking. — Yachts and yacht-
ing.

Spring.

Schauffler. Arbor day, p. 87-136 j 808.8 S3ia

Spurgeon, Charles Haddon.

Bolton. Famous leaders among men, p. 333-367 j 920 B6if

Squids. Sec Cuttlefish.

Squirrels.

Burroughs. Squirrels and other fur-bearers, p.i-14 j 599.3 B94

Cram. Little beasts of field & wood, p. 195-261 j 599 C86

Ingersoll. Wild neighbors, p. 1-30 j 596 I24

Murray. Wide awake third reader, p. 166-179 j 372.4 M97W3

Seton. Wild animals at home, PI33-143 j 591.5 S49

Sharp. Beyond the pasture bars, p.iii-122, 137-147.... j 590.4 S53b

Sharp. Roof and meadow, p. 79-89, 233-249 j 590.4 S53r2

Tappan. Stories of nature, p. 125-138 j 504 T19

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Stael, Madame de.

ilolton. Lives of girls who became famous, p.i5(S-i79. . . j 920.7 B61

Stamp act.

Hawthorne. Grandfather's chair, p. 152-167 j 974.4 H36

Hawthorne. Whole history of grandfather's chair, p.152-

167 j 974-4 H36g

Hemstreet. Story of Manhattan, p. 127-132 j 974.71 H43

Sec also American revolution. — United States. Colonial period.

Stamps.

Armstrong. Boys' book of stamp collecting j 383.2 A73

Verrill. Boy collector's handbook, p. 267-285 j 579 V28

Standish, Miles.

Abbott. Miles Standish j 92 S785a

Brooks. Stories of the old Bay state, p. 30-39 j 974-4 B77

Coe. Founders of our country, p. 153-166 j 973-2 C65

Jenks. Captain Myles Standish j 92 S785J

Tappan. American hero stories, p. 59-72 j 920 T19

Stanley, Sir Henry Morton.

Hedin. From pole to pole, p. 275-297 j 910 H39

Jenks. Boys' book of explorations, p-247-303 j 910.9 J25

Stanton, Mrs Elizabeth (Cady).

Morris. Heroes of progress in America, p. 226-231 j 920 M91

Starfish.

Agassiz. First lesson in natural history, p. 49-58 j 593 A26

Buckley. Life and her children, p.77-93 J 592 B85

Duncan. The seashore, p. 83-98 j 592 D89

Duncan. The starfish & his relations j 593 D89

Stark, Gen. John.

Alorris. Heroes of the army, p. 30-37 j 923-5 M9ih

Stars.

Ball. Star-land, p.318-390 j 523 B21S2

Clarke. Astronomy from a dipper j 523-8 C52

Griffith. Stars and their stories j 523-8 G89

Hawks. Stars shown to the children j 523 H36

Holden. Wonders of earth, sea and sky, p. 296-341 j 504 H71W

Porter. Stars in song and legend j 523-8 P83

Pratt. Storyland of stars j 523-8 P88

See also Astronomy. — Meteors.

Statesmen.

Baldwin. Four great Americans j 923 B19

Bolton. Famous American statesmen j 923.2 B61

Brooks. Century book of famous Americans j 923 B77

Parkman. Fighters for peace j 923S P24

Smith. One hundred famous Americans, p.41-117 j 920 S649

Stevenson. Guide to biography, p. 169-213 j 920 S84

See also names of statesmen, as Clay, Henry.

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Statues. Sec Liberty, Statue of. — Sculpture. — Venus of Milo.

Steam.

Pepper. Boy's playbook of science, p. 594-606 j 530.7 P4ia

See also Heating.

Steam-engines.

Burns. Story of great inventions, p. 34-42 j 609 B93

Corbin. Mechanical inventions of to-day, p. 166-183, 195-

208, 264-273 j 609 C81

Hodgson. Mechanics indoors and out, p. 1 14-128 j 620 H66

Holden. The sciences, p. 91-96 j 500 H71

Hopkins, G. M. Home mechanics for amateurs, p.169-

176 j 680 H78

Hopkins, N. M. Model engines and small boats' j 699.1 H78

Mowry. American inventions and inventors, p. 178-184. . .j 609 M94

Pepper. Boy's playbook of science, p. 606-628 j 530.7 P4ia

Rocheleau. Great American industries; manufactures, p.24-

32 j 670 R56

Williams. How it works, p. 13-86 j 604 W74a

See also Locomotives.

Also Watt, James.

Steamboats.

Doubleday. Stories of inventors, p. 87-96 j 609 D75

Howden. Boys' book of steamships j 656.8 H84

Knox. Life of Robert Fulton j 656.8 K35

Rocheleau. Great American industries; transportation,

p.65-79 j 380 R56a

Williams. Romance of modern engineering, p. 308-332. .j 620 W74r
See also Ship-building. — Warships.

Also Fulton, Robert.

Stedman, Edmund Clarence.

Rideing. Boyhood of famous authors, p.121-129 j 928 R43

Wright. Children's stories in American literature, v.2, p.62-

71 j 810.9 W93

Steel.

Bond. Pick, shovel and pluck, p. 123-139 j 620 B62p

Cooke. A day in an iron-works j 669.1 C77

McMurry. Larger types of American geography, p.135-

163 j 917.3 M21

Rocheleau. Great American industries; minerals, p.96-

loi j 553 Rs6g

Smith. Story of iron and steel j 669.109 S65

Williams. How it is made, p. 242-262 j 670 W74

See also Armor-plate. — Cutlery. — Iron. — Swords. — Tools.

Also Bessemer, Sir Henry.

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Steeple-climbers.

Moffett. Careers of danger and daring, p. 3-39 j 604 M76

Tappan. Out-of-door book, p. 347-380 j 590.4 T19

Steiner, Edward Alfred.

Wade. Pilgrims of to-day, p. 142-167 j 920 Wii

Stencil work.

Archer. Needlecraft, p. 74-82 j 646 A67 ■

Beard. Things worth doing, p.426-438 j 790 B343t

Paret. Harper's handy-book for girls, p.141-150 j 790 P23

Warner. Home decoration, p.108-117 j 747 W23

Stenography. See Shorthand.

Stephen of Cloyes.

Sweetser. Ten boys from history, p. 11-42. j 920 S97

Stephenson, George.

Creighton. Stories from English history, p. 297-304 j 942 C8761

Holland. Historic inventions, p. 140-167 j 926 H72

Johonnot. Stories of other lands, p. 163-176 j 904 J37S

Mabie. Men who have risen, p. 380-389 j 920 Mil

Towle. Heroes and martyrs of invention, p.141-150 j 926 T65

Warren. Stories from English history, p.401-405 j 942 W24

Stephenson, Robert.

Towle. Heroes and martyrs of invention, p.i5i-i59 j 926 T65

Stereopticons. See Magic lanterns.

Stevenson, Robert Louis.

Cruse. Robert Louis Stevenson j 92 S848C

Frank. Great authors in their youth, p. 31-66 j 928 F87

Gilbert. More than conquerors, p. 313-343 j 920 G38

Overton. Life of Robert Louis Stevenson j 92 S8480

Rideing. Boyhood of famous authors, p. 187-199 j 928 R43

Stewart, Charles.

Morris. Heroes of the navy, p. 248-259 j 923.5 M91

Seawell. Twelve naval captains, p.167-181 j 923.5 S44

Stilts.

Beard. Outdoor handy book, p. 102-1 14 j 796 B 340

Stockton, Frank Richard.

Rideing. Boyhood of famous authors, p.iii-120 j 928 R43

Stoddard, Richard Henry.

Wright. Children's stories in American literature, v.2, p.19-

27 j 810.9 W93

Stone, Lucy.

Bolton. Famous leaders among women, p. 212-249. . . .j 920.7 B6ifa

Stone.

Carpenter. How the world is housed, p.98-122 j 910 C22h

Chamberlain. How we are sheltered, p. 124-138 j 910 C355

See also Geology. — Granite. — Marble. — Precious stones. — Slate.

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Stone age.

Hall. Days before history j 571 H17

See also Archaeology. — Man. Prehistoric.

Stores. See Business.

Stories. See Adventures. — Bible stories.— Ethical stories. — Fables. —
Fairy tales. — Ghost stories. — Legends. — Myths. — -Sagas. — School
stories. — Sea stories.

Also various subjects, persons, places and events, subhead Stories,
as Flowers. Stories.— Lincoln, Abraham. Stories. — -England.
Stories. — War of 1812. Stories.
Storms.

Johnonnot. Geographical reader, p. 71-81 j 910 J37

See also Barometer. — Rain. — Snow. — Weather. — Winds.

Stowe, Mrs Harriet (Beecher).

Barstow. A new nation, p. 203-209 j 973 B27

Bolton. Lives of girls who became famous, p.i-17 j 920.7 B61

Crow. Harriet Beecher Stowe j 92 S892C

Wright. Children's stories in American literature, v.i,

p.188-202 j 810.9 W93

Strafford, Earl of.

Hunt. Prisoners of the Tower of London, p. 275-296 j 920 H94

Stratford-on-Avon.

Finnemore. England, p. 51-55 J 914-2 F51

Henty. Famous travels, p.176-197 j 910 H4Sf

Irving. Sketch-book, p.361-388 j 817 l28sk

Knox. Boy travellers in Great Britain and Ireland, p.406-

425 j 914-2 K35

Rolfe. Shakespeare, the boy, p.24-46 j 822.33 Bi

Williamson. John and Betty's history visit, p.138-171. .j 914.2 W75

Straus, Nathan.

Wade. Pilgrims of to-day, p.21 1-230 j 920 Wii

Street-railroads.

Lane. Triumphs of science, p. 100-106 j 609 L23

Stuart, Lady Arabella.

Greenwood. Merrie England, p. 133-148 j 914-2 G85

Hunt. Prisoners of the Tower of London, p.238-252 j 920 H94

Morris. Historical tales; English, p.228-240 j 942 M9ia

Stuart, Charles Edward, the Young Pretender.

Lang. Red true story book, p.265-323 j 904 L23r

Lang. True story book, p.68-104 j 904 L23

Morris. Historical tales; English, p.324-338 j 942 M9ia

Stuart, Charles Edward, the Young Pretender. Stories.

Henty. Bonnie Prince Charlie j H456bo

Scott. Waverley j S431W3

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJFXT INDEX 285

Stuart, Gen James Ewell Brown.

Johnston. Famous cavalry leaders, p.277-312 j 923.5 J36

Morris. Heroes of the army, p. 232-240 j 923.5 M9ih

Stuffing of animals and birds. Sec Taxidermy.

Stuyvesant, Peter.

Abbott. Peter Stuyvesant j 92 S938a

Tappan. American hero stories, p. 73-83 j 920 T19

Submarine boats.

Baker. Boys' book of inventions, p. 1-39 j 609 B17

Bishop. Story of the submarine j 623.9 B49

Bond. Inventions of the great war, p. 232-275 j 355 B62

Bond. With the men who do things, p. 197-213 j 620 B62

Burns. Story of great inventions, p. 190-199 j 609 B93

Doubleday. Stories of inventors, p. 155-179 j 609 D75

Gibson. War inventions, p.121-152, 197-209 j 355 G36

Lane. Triumphs of science, p. 69-83 j 609 L23

Maule. Boy's book of new inventions, p. 389-394 j 609 M48a

Tappan. Modern triumphs, p.221-240 j 604 T19

Submarine boats. Stories.

Verne. Twenty thousand leagues under the sea j V274t

Submarine cable. See Atlantic cable.— Cables.

Success.

Marden. Choosing a career j 174 M37

Marden. Success j 170 M37S

Marden. Winning out j 170 M37W

See also Business. — Conduct. — Occupations, Choice of.

Sudan. Stories.

Henty. Dash for Khartoum j H456d

Henty. With Kitchener in the Soudan j H456wk

Suez canal.

Carpenter. Africa, p.109-113 j 916 C22

Knox. Adventures of two youths in a journey to Egypt and

the Holy Land, p. 30-37 J 916.2 K35

White & Smith. Little journey to South Africa, p.235-

242 j 916.8 W63I

Suffren Saint Tropez, Pierre Andre de.

Frothingham. Sea fighters, p. 163-212 j 923.5 F97

Sugar.

Allen. Geographical and industrial studies; United States,

p.66-80 j 609.73 A42

Carpenter. How the world is fed, p. 328-345 j 630 C22

Carpenter. North America, p.157-164 j 917 C22a

Chamberlain. How we are fed, p. 77-90 j 630 C35

Chase & Clow. Stories of industry, v. 2, p. 145-169 j 670 C38a3

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Sugar — continued.

Kirby. Aunt Martha's corner cupboard, p. 61-75 j 630 K28

Krout. Alice's visit to the Hawaiian islands, p.83-89. . . .j 919-69 K42
McMurry. Type studies from the geography of the U. S.,

p.209-217 j 917.3 M2it

Mills. Searchlights on some American industries, p. 61-84. j 609 M69
Rocheleau. Great American industries; products of the soil,

p.51-88 j 633 R56a

Rogers. Book of useful plants, p. 79-90 J 630 R61

See also Candy. — Maple sugar.

SuUa.

Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Romans, p.77-

84 j 920 P72zgc

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Rome, p. 162-170 j 920 Hii3f

Plutarch. Boys' and girls' Plutarch, p.398-400 j 920 P72b

Plutarch. Lives, v.3, p.141-197 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, P.358-36S J 920 P720

Sumatra.

Knox. Adventures of two youths in a journey to Siam and

Java, p.326-342 J 915-9 K35

Sumner, Charles.

Bolton. Famous American statesmen, p.268-306 j 923.2 B61

Brooks. Stories of the old Bay state, p.217-223 j 974.4 B77

Morris. Heroes of progress in America, p. 205-213 j 920 M91

Sun.

Ball. Star-land, p.i-73 J 523 B21S2

Porter. Stars in song and legend, p.i-i2 j 523-8 P83

See also Astronomy. — Solar engines.

Sun-dials.

Stone & Fickett. Every day life in the colonies, p. 69-78. .j 917.3 S87

Surgeons. See Physicians and surgeons.

Surveying.

Bond. American boys' engineering book, p.iio-141 j 620 B62am

Suspension bridges. See Bridges. — Brooklyn bridge.

Swallows.

Walker. Bird legend and life, p. 53-67, 214-215 j 598.2 Wi7b

Swallows. Stories.

Mulcts. Bird stories, p. 59-73 J M954b

Sweden.

Tappan. World's story, v.8, p.iii-221 j 909 T19

See also Charles XII, king of Sweden. — Christina, queen of Szi'eden. —

Gustavus I, or Gustavus Vasa, king of Sweden. — Gustavus II,

Adolphus, king of Sweden.

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 287

Sweden. Description and travel.

Coe. Modern Europe, p.113-119 j 914 C65

Knox. Boy travellers in northern Europe, p. 506-531 j 914 K35

Randall. Little journey to Norway and Sweden j 914.81 R18

Sweden. Folklore.

Djurklou. Fairy tales from the Swedish j 398 D64

Sweden. Manners and customs.

Blaisdell & Dalrymple. Gerda in Sweden j 914.85 B52

By land and sea, p.53-59 j 910 B99

Carroll & Jerome. Around the world; book three, p.78-

128 j 910 C23C

Coburn. Our little Swedish cousin j 914.85 C63

Wide world, p.88-95 j 910 W67

Sweden. Stories.

Henty. Jacobite exile j H456J

Taylor. Boys of other countries, p. 3-21 j T25ib2

Swift, Jonathan, dean.

Mitclrell. About old story-tellers, p.96-114 j 928 M74

Wright. Children's stories in English literature, v.2, p.239-

279 . j 820.9 W93

Swimming.

Beard. Field and forest handy book, p.97-105 j 790 B34

Beard. Outdoor handy book, p. 264-278 j 796 B340

Davis. Harper's boating book for boys, p. 3-16 j 797 D31

Graham. Country pastimes for boys, p. 389-397 j 796 G77

Rice. Boys' book of sports, p. 305-330 j 796 R39

Thompson. Boys' book of sports, p.269-276 j 796 T38b

Verrill. Boys' outdoor vacation book, p. 227-239 j 796 V28

Withington. Book of athletics, p. 401-430 j 796 W82

Swine. See Pigs.

Switzerland.

Tappan. World's story, v.7, p.465-605 j 909 T19

Switzerland. Description and travel.

Alcott. Shawl-straps, p. 128-149 j A355sh

Coe. Modern Europe, p. 225-249 j 914 C65

Finnemore. Switzerland j 914.94 F51

George. Little journey to France and Switzerland j 914.4 G31

Knox. Boy travellers in central Europe, p.258-400 j 914 K35bo

Stockton. Personally conducted, p.119-137 j 914 S86

See also Alps mountains. — St. Bernard pass.

Switzerland. Folklore.

Guerbcr. Legends of Switzerland j 398.2 G95le

Switzerland. History.

Johonnot. Ten great events in history, p. 59-82 j 904 J37t

Marshall. Stories of William Tell and his friends j 92 T275m

Sec also Tell, William. — Winkelried, Arnold von.

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Switzerland. Manners and customs.

Andrews. Seven little sisters, p. 43-56 j 910 A56S

By land and sea, p.42-46 j 910 B99

Carpenter. Around the world with the children, p.104-

III j 910 C22a

Carroll & Jerome. Around the world; book three, p.129-

161 j 910 C23C

Button. In field and pasture, p.158-181 j 910 D95

Mirick. Home life around the world, p. 33-52 j 910 M73

Alurray. Wide awake third reader, p. 52-59 j 372.4 M97W3

Northern Europe, p. 78-103, 123-128 j 914 N45

Shaw. Big people and little people of other lands, p.77-

82 j 390 S53

Wide world, p. 79-87 j 910 W67

Switzerland. Stories.

Scott. Anne of Geierstein j S43iann

Spyri. Heidi j S772h5

For other editions see Author list.
Spyri. Heimatlos j S772r2

Swords.

Stories of chivalry, p. 155-176 j S884

See also Arms and armor. — Fencing.
Sylla. See Sulla.

S3rnibols.

Gulick. Book of symbols for camp fire girls j 369.3 G96

Holden. Our country's flag, p. 65-90 j 929.9 H71

Syracuse, Siege of, 415-413 B. C.

Gilman. Magna charta stories, p. 88-105 j 904 G42

Syria.

Miller. Little people of Asia, p. 60-96 j 915 M69

Tableaux.

Beard. What a girl can make and do, p. 281-291 j 790 B343W

Campbell. American girl's home book, p.86-ioi j 790 CiS

See also Charades. — Pageants. — Pantomime. — Plays.

Taft, William Howard.

Ellis. Lives of the presidents of the U. S., P.229-236..J 923.1 E53a2

Tahiti.

Henty. Famous travels, p. 348-365 j 910 H45f

Tahoe, Lake.

Johonnot. Geographical reader, p. 365-375 j 910 J37

Taj Mahal.

Henty. Famous travels, p. 275-278 j 910 H45f

Johonnot. Geographical reader, p. 277-282 j 910 J37

Knox. Adventures of two youths in a journey to Ceylon

and India, p.393-401 j 915.4 K35

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 289

Talking-machines. See Phonograph.
Talmud.

Isaacs. Stories from the rabbis j 296 129a

Tamerlane.

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of the middle ages, p.234-

238 j 920 Hii3fa

Tancred.

Douglas. Heroes of the crusades, p.ioo-114 j 940.4 D75

Tangier.

Henty. Famous travels, p. 313-325 j 910 H45f

Tanning. See Leather.

Tartars.

Miller. Little people of Asia, p. 203-222 j 915 M69

See also China. History.

Tasmania.

Kellogg. Australia and the islands of the sea, p. 74-82. . . .j 910 K16
Knox. Boy travellers in Australasia, p. 489-503 j 919.3 K35

Taxidermy.

Beard. American boys' handy book, p. 232-247 j 790 B34W

Carter. About animals, p. 59-64 j 590.4 C23

Kelley. Three hundred things a bright girl can do, p.548-

553 j 790 K16

Verrill. Harper's book for young naturalists j 579 V28h

Taylor, Bayard.

Bolton. Lives of poor boys who became famous, p. 13-25. .j 920 B61

Cody. Four famous American writers, p. 195-256 j 928 C65f

Keysor. Sketches of American authors, v.2, p.67-85 j 928 K23

Wright. Children's stories in American literature, v.2, p.84-

105 j 810.9 W93

Taylor, Bayard. Birthday exercises.

Roe. American authors, p. 52-55 j 810 R59

Taylor, Zachary.

Morris. Heroes of the army, p. 142-149 j 923.5 M9ih

Tea.

Allen. Geographical and industrial studies; Asia, p.75-

87 j 915 A42

Browne. Tea j 633 B79

Carpenter. Asia, p. 84-86, 160-162 j 915 C22a

Carpenter. How the world is fed, p. 308-316 j 630 C22

Chamberlain. How we are fed, p.i 13-119 j 630 C35

Finnemore. India, p.27-30 j 915.4 F51

Kirby. Aunt Martha's corner cupboard, p. 45-60 j 630 K28

Knox. Adventures of two youths in a journey to Siam and

Java, p.413-421 j 915.9 K35

Rogers. Book of useful plants, p.273-279 j 630 R61

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Teachers.

Smith. One hundred famous Americans, p. 343-375 j 920 S649

See also Education. — Schools. — Teaching.
Also names of teachers, as Mann, Horace.

Teaching.

George. Primary plan book. 3v j 372 G3ia2

Reid. Careers for the coming men, p.21-31 j 174 R31

Willis & Farmer. Month by month books. 3v j 372 W75

See also Education. — Teachers.

Tecumseh, Indian chief.

Johnston. Famous Indian chiefs, p. 309-337 j 970.2 J36

Whitney & Perry. Four American Indians, p. 1 17-176. . .j 970.2 W65

Teeth.

Ferguson. Child's book of the teeth j 617.6 F38

Telegraph.

Adams. Harper's electricity book, p. 190-200 j 537.81 A21

Burns. Story of great inventions, p. 126-139 j 609 B93

Collins. Book of electricity, p. 42-59 j 537 C69

Meadowcroft. A B C of electricity, p. 23-32 j 537 M55a2

Morgan. Boy electrician, p. 150-169 j 621.3 M89

Mowry. American inventions and inventors, P.270-277..J 609 M94

Shafer. Harper's beginning electricity, p. 143-154 j 537 S52

Williams. How it works, p. 127-136 j 604 W74a

Wright. Children's stories of American progress p.209-

228 j 973 W93

See also Atlantic cable. — Cables. — -Inventions. — Wireless telegraphy.
Also Morse, Samuel Finley Breese.

Telephone.

Adams. Harper's electricity book, p. 156-189 j 537.81 A21

Bond. With the men who do things, p. 240-254 j 620 B62

Burns. Story of great inventions, p. 140-147 j 609 B93

Collins. Book of electricity, p. 60-73 J 537 C69

Doubleday. Stories of inventors, p. 183-198 j 609 D75

Meadowcroft. A B C of electricity, p.40-53 j 537 M55a2

Morgan. Boy electrician, p. 175-193, 281-288 j 621.3 M89

Mowry. American inventions and inventors, p.286-291 . . . j 609 M94

Shafer. Harper's beginning electricity, p. 155-164 j 537 S52

Tappan. Modern triumphs, p. 310-361 j 604 T19

Verrill. Harper's wireless book j 654.1 V28

Williams. How it works, p. 147-158 j 604 W74a

Woodhull. Electricity and its everyday uses, p. 274-295. .j 621.3 W86
See also Bell, Alexander Graham.

Telescope.

Bond. American boys' engineering book, p. 86-109 J 620 B62am

Hopkins. Home mechanics for amateurs, p. 207-217 j 680 H78

Williams. How it works, p. 257-261 j 604 W74a

See also Galileo.

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 291

Tell, William.

Arnold & Gilbert. Reader for sixth grades, p. 282-293. . j 808.8 A75re

Baldwin. Fifty famous stories retold, p. 64-66 j 904 B19

Finnemore. Switzerland, p. 19-22 j 914.94 F51

George. Little journey to France and Switzerland, pt.2,

P-88-93 j 914.4 G31

Haaren. Ballads and tales, p. 120-138 j Hi 13b

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of the middle ages, p.226-

231 j 920 Hii3fa

Johonnot. Ten great events in history, p. 60-74 j 904 J37t

Mabie. Heroes every child should know. p. 227-249 j 920 Miih

Marshall. Stories of William Tell and his friends j 92 T275m

Morris. Historical tales; German, p.148-161 j 943 M9ia

Schmidt. William Tell j 92 T275S

Scudder. Book of legends, p. 22-25 j 398.2 S43

Temperance.

Blaisdell. Our bodies and how we live j 613 B5202

Jewett. Town and city, p. 23-29, 78-88, 213-227 j 614 J31

Le Row. Pieces for every occasion, p.171-180 j 808.8 L63

See also Willard, Frances Elizabeth.

Temperature. See Climate. — Weather.

Temples.

Johonnot. Geographical reader, p. 258-273, 299-302 j 910 J37

Tennessee.

McMurry. Pioneers of the Mississippi valley, p. 84-123. .j 977 M2ip

Tennessee. Stories.

Craddock. Down the ravine j C858do

Tennis.

Beard. American girls' handy-book, p. 55-69 j 790 B343

Campbell. American girl's home book, p.151-174 j 790 C15

Kelley. Three hundred things a bright girl can do, p.452-

467 j 790 K16

Miller. Outdoor sports and games, p. 284-296 j 796 M69

Rice. Boys' book of sports, p. 273-304 j 796 R39

Withington. Book of athletics, p. 377-398 j 796 W82

Tennyson, Alfred, lord.

Frank. Great authors in their youth, p. 173-208 j 928 F87

Wright. Children's stories in English literature, v. 2, p.441-

454 j 820.9 W93

Tents.

Bond. Scientific American boy, p.44-52 j 790 B62

Cave. Boy scout's hike book, p. 76-95 j 796 C29

Cave. Boy's camp book, p.26-37 j 796.5 C29

See also Camping.

Teresa, St. See Theresa, St.

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Texas.

Davis. Under six flags j 976.4 D32

Wright. Children's stories of American progress, p.229-

247 J 973 W93

See also Alamo, Siege of the, 1836.

Also Houston, Gen. Samuel.

Texas. Stories.

Altsheler. The Texan scouts j A466t

Munroe. With Crockett and Bowie j M968wi

Stoddard. Lost gold of the Montezumas j S869I

Textile fabrics. See Cloth.

Thackeray, William Makepeace.

Frank. Great authors in their youth, p. 67-95 j 928 F87

Gilbert. More than conquerors, p. 169-195 j 920 G38

Wright. Children's stories in English literature, v.2, p.400-

405 j 820.9 W93

Thanksgiving day.

Beard. American girls' handy-book, p. 302-314 j 790 B343

Blaisdell & Ball. Short stories from American history,

p.16-21 j 973 B52S

Deems. Holy-days and holidays, p.340-380 qrj 808.8 D37

Gowdy. Special days in school, p. 1-36 j 808.8 G75

Le Row. Pieces for every occasion, p. 343-362 j 808.8 L63

McSpadden. Book of holidays, p.271-288 j 394 M22

Patten. The year's festivals, p.211-234 j 394 P31

Poulsson. In the child's world, p.90-97 j 372.2 P86

Schauffler. Thanksgiving j 394 S31

Wiggin & Smith. Story hour, p.107-114 j W688sto

Willis & Farmer. Month by month books, v.i, p. 206-232,

238-245 j 372 W75

Thanksgiving day. Plays.

Harper's book of little plays, p.121-142 j 793-1 H28

Thanksgiving day. Poetry.

Stevenson. Days and deeds, p. 59-70 j 821.08 S84

Thanksgiving day. Stories.

Alcott. Old-fashioned Thanksgiving, p. 7-36 j A3550I

Brooks. Storied holidays, p.253-271 j B773S

Coolidge. Round dozen, p.47-66 j C783r

Dickinson. Children's book of Thanksgiving stories j D552ct

Field. Little book of profitable tales, p.167-181 j F457I

Howells. Christmas every day, p. 23-47 j H857ch

Indian stories, p. 136-154 J I242

Miller. Kristy's surprise party, p.211-231 j M6942k

Olcott. Good stories for great holidays, p.269-295 j 394 O23

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 293

Thanksgiving day. Stories — continued.

Our holidays, p. 23-34 j 394 O32

Southern stories, p. 18-27 J S727

Wilkins. Young Lucretia, p. 37-64 j W728y

Theatricals, Amateur. See Plays.

Themistocles.

Church. Pictures from Greek life and story, p.90-100 j 938 C46

Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Greeks, P.23-30..J 920 P72zg
Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Greece, p. 139-146. . . .j 920 H113

Plutarch. Boys' and girls' Plutarch, p. 88-105 j 920 P72b

Plutarch. Lives, v.i, p. 231-268 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Lives; retold by Weston, p. 22-44 j 920 P72I

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p. 85-98 j 920 P720

Theodoric the Great, king of the Ostrogoths.

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of the middle ages, p.55-

60 j 920 Hii3fa

Theodosius the Great, emperor of Rome.

Lang. Red book of heroes, p. 334-351 j 920 L23

Theresa, St.

Brooks. Historic girls, p. 153-173 j 920.7 B77

Thermometer.

Holden. The sciences, p. 88-90 j 500 H71

Sec also Barometer.

Thermopylae, Battle of, 480 B. C.

Abbott. Xerxes, p. 201-223 j 92 Xiga

Church. Helmet and spear, p. 11-20 j 938 C46h

Church. Pictures from Greek life and story, p.41-49 j 938 C46

Church. Story of the Persian war, p. 159-186 j 888 H47C

Gilman. Magna charta stories, p. 67-87 j 904 G42

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Greece, p. 133-138. . . .j 920 H113

Morris. Historical tales; Greek, p. 144-153 j 938 M9ia

Trowbridge. Brave deeds, p.26-37 j 904 T77b

White. Boys' and girls' Herodotus, p.280-291 j 888 H47b

Yonge. Book of golden deeds, p. 38-48 j 920 Y29

Thermopylse, Battle of, 480 B. C. Stories.

Linscott. Boys' book of battles, p. 23-44 j 904 L72

Theseus.

Baldwin. Old Greek stories, p. 147-182, 193-208 j 292 B19

Burt & Ragozin. Herakles, p.43-60 j 292 B94

Cox. Tales of ancient Greece, p. 126-136 j 292 C85

Francillon. Gods and heroes, p. 244-263 j 292 F86a

Guerber. Myths of Greece and Rome, p. 250-262 j 292 G95

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Greece, p. 62-70 j 920 Hi 13

Hawthorne. Tanglewood tales, p. 9-37 qj 292 H36t

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Theseus — continued.

Hawthorne. Wonder book, and Tanglewood tales, p.176-

204 j 292 H36W02

Hawthorne. Wonder book, and Tanglewood tales, p.215-

250 j 292 H36W03

Kingsley. Heroes, p. 225-296 j 292 K27

Kupfer. Stories of long ago, p. 1 13-124 j 292 K43

Morris. Historical tales; Greek, p. 33-40 j 938 M9ia

Niebuhr. Greek heroes, p. 82-96 j 292 N33g

Plutarch. Boys' and girls' Plutarch, p. 3-27 j 920 P72b

Plutarch. Lives, v.i, p.i-38, 78-82 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p. 7-16 j 920 P720

Storr. Half a hundred hero tales, p. 124-153 j 292 S88

Thibet. See Tibet.

Thirty years' war,

Creighton. Heroes of European history, p. 144-150 j 940 C87

See also Europe. History. — Germany. History.

Thirty years' war. Stories.

Henty. Lion of the North j H456I

Henty. Won by the sword j H456W0

Weyman. My lady Rotha j W586niy

Thomas a Becket, St.

Creighton. Stories from English history, p.43-49 j 942 C8761

Grierson. Children's book of English minsters, p. 309-328. .j 283 G89
Hodges. Saints and heroes, p. 182-198 j 922 H66

Thomas, Gen. George Henry.

Morris. Heroes of the army, p. 196-205 j 923.5 M9ih

Thompson, Benjamin. See Rumford, Benjamin Thompson, count.

Thomson, Joseph.

Jenks. Boys' book of explorations, p. 304-331 j 910.9 J25

Thoreau, Henry David.

Keysor. Sketches of American authors, v. 2, p. 5-21 j 928 K23

Thoroughness.

Dodge. Land of pluck, p. 187-194 j D671I

Marden. Success, p.iii-139 j 170 M37S

Thorvaldsen, Albert Bertel.

Bolton. Lives of poor boys who became famous, p.65-

71 j 920 B61

George & Dean. Little journeys to Holland, Belgium and

Denmark, pt.2, p. 72-76 j 914-92 G31

Knox. Boy travellers in northern Europe, p.412-416 j 914 K35

Scudder. Viking Bodleys, p. 159-167 j 914-8 S43

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 295

Tibet.

Carpenter. Asia, p.306-315 j 915 CiJa

Dutton. In field and pasture, p. 83-101 j 910 D95

George. Little journey to China and Japan, pt.i, p. 66-70. j 915. i G31

Gilson. Wealth of the world's waste places, p. 97-105 j 910 G42

Jenks. Boys' book of explorations, p. 357-370 j 910.9 J25

Miller. Little people of Asia, p. 189-202 j 915 M69

Starr. Strange peoples, p. 81-88 j 572.9 S79

Synge. Book of discovery, p. 51 1-520 j 910.9 S99

Tidal waves.

Holden. Wonders of earth, sea and sky, p.211-227 j 504 H71W

Tides.

Gibson. The stars and their mysteries, p. 109-122 j 523 G369

Hodgson. Mechanics indoors and out, p.212-236 j 620 H66

See also Astronomy. — Moon. — Ocean. — Physical geography.

Tigers.

Knox. Adventures of two youths in a journey to Ceylon

and India, p.431-442 j 915.4 K35

Tigers. Stories.

Carter. Lion and tiger stories j C237I

Cochrane. Four hundred animal stories, p. 242-259 j C645f

Timber. See Forestry. — Lumbering. — Trees. — Wood.

Timoleon.

Gould. Children's Plutarch; tales of the Greeks, p.ioi-

108 j 920 P72zg

Morris. Historical tales; Greek, p. 271-287 j 938 M9ia

Plutarch. Lives, v.2, p. 107-154, 198-200 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Lives; retold by Weston, p. 69-97 j 920 P72I

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p. 195-204 j 920 P720

Tin.

Carpenter. How the world is housed, p. 173-178 j 910 C22h

See also Metals.

Titcomb, Timothy, pseud. See Holland, Josiah Gilbert.

Titian.

Keysor. Great artists, v. 3, p. 145-186 j 927 K23g

Titicaca, Lake.

Johonnot. Geographical reader, p. 63-69 j 910 J37

Titus, emperor of Rome.

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Rome, p. 230-235. . . . j 920 Hii3f

Toads.

Sharp. A watcher in the woods, p.116-134 j 590.4 S53

Toadstools. See Fungi. — Mushrooms.

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Tobacco.

Carpenter. How the world is fed, p. 323-328 j 630 C22

Carpenter. North America, p. 112-116 JQi? C22a

Jewett. Town and city, p.141-148 j 614 J31

Toboggans.

Beard. Field and forest handy book, p. 384-396 j 790 B34

Thompson. Boys' book of sports, p. 305-308 j 796 T38b

Toledo, Spain.

By land and sea, p. 27-30 j 910 B99

Lane. Under sunny skies, p. 1-5 j 914 L23

Tolstoi, Lyof Nikolaievitch, count.

Birkhead. Heroes of modern Europe, p. 216-227 j 920 B48

Tonty, Henry de.

Catherwood. Heroes of the middle west, p.44-107 j 977 C28

Parish. The man with the iron hand j 973.2 P23

Parkman. Boys' Parkman, p. 55-70 j 973.2 P24b

Tools.

Foster. Carpentry and woodwork, p. 169-184, 193-205 j 684 F81

Griffith. Essentials of woodworking, p.9-64 j 684 G89

Hall. Boy craftsman, p.20-46 j 790 H16

Morris. Home life in all lands, v. 2, p. 208-216 j 910 M91

Noyes. Handwork in wood, p. 51-122 j 684 N48

Wheeler. Woodworking for beginners, p.9-28, 344-505.. j 684 W61

Williams. How it is made, p. 284-293 '. j 670 W74

See also Carpentry. — Lathes. — Machinery. — Nails and screws.

Tops.

Beard. Outdoor handy book, p. 37-45 j 796 B340

Graham. Country pastimes for boys, p.412-416 j 796 G77

Tornadoes. See Storms.

Torpedoes.

Gibson. War inventions, p. 155-179 j 355 G36

Tours, Battle of, 732.

Gilman. Magna charta stories, p. 170-182 j 904 G42

Tourville, Anne Hilarion de Cotentin, comte de.

Frothingham. Sea fighters, p.121-159 j 923.5 F97

Toussaint L'Ouverture, Francois Dominique.

Hoar. Book of patriotism, p. 221-231 j 172 H64

Morris. Historical tales; Spanish-American, p. 205-216. . . .j 972 M91

Tower of London.

George. Little journey to England and Wales, pt.i, p.42-

47 j 914-2 G31

Hunt. Prisoners of the Tower of London j 920 H94

Mitton. Children's book of London, p. 241-269 j 914.21 M75

Thorpe. Children's London, p.i-14 qj 914.21 T41

Williamson. John and Betty's history visit, p. 50-64.... j 914.2 W75

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 297

Toys.

Adams. Toy-making at home j 790 A215

Bailey. Boys' make-at-home things j 790 B15

Bailey. Girls' make-at-home things j 790 Bi5g

Beard. Jolly book of boxcraft j 790 B3432

Collins. Handicraft for boys, p. 227-251 j 680 C69h

Foster. Carpentry and woodwork, p.40-83 j 684 F81

Hall. Boy craftsman, p.33i-370 j 790 H16

Hall. Carpentry & mechanics for boys, p. 129-217 j 790 Hi6c

Hall. Handicraft for handy boys, p. 178-205 j 790 Hi6h

Hall. The handy boy, p. 168-192 j 790 Hi6ha

Johnson. Toys and toymaking j 684 J36

Moore. Manual training toys j 684 M87

Polkinghorne. Toy-making in school and home j 790 P76

Stout. Boy's book of mechanical models j 684 S88

Thatcher. Making tin can toys j 680 T33

Wheeler. Woodworking for beginners, p. 106-125 j 684 W61

See also Amusements. — Dolls. — Electric toys. — Games. — Kites. —
Tops.

Track athletics. See Athletics.

Tracking.

Sharp. Winter, p.i-14 j 590.4 S53w

Trades. See Business.— Industries. — Occupations.

Also names of industries, as Blacksmithing. — Carpentry.

Trafalgar, Battle of, 1805.

Hale. Stories of the sea, p.147-161 j 910.4 H15

Long. Famous battles, p.218-237 j 904 L82

Morris. Historical tales; English, p. 339-348 j 942 M9ia

Newbolt. Book of the blue sea, p. 189-230 j 910.4 N26

Wood. Boy's book of battles, p. 130-145 j 904 W85

See also Nelson, Admiral Horatio.

Trailing. See Tracking.

Trailing arbutus. See Arbutus.

Train stories. See Railroads. Stories.

Trajan, emperor of Rome.

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Rome, p. 236-241 ... .j 920 Hii3f

Transportation.

Rocheleau. Great American industries; transportation, .j 380 R56a
See also Aeroplanes. — Air-ships. — Automobiles. — Canals. — Com-
merce.— Harbors. — Mail service. — Railroads. — Rivers. — Roads. —
Ships. — Steamboats. — Street-railroads.

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Trapping.

Adams. Harper's outdoor book, p.334-349 J 790 A21

Beard. American boys' handy book, p.209-222 j 790 B34W

Hall. Boy craftsman, p.218-228 j 790 H16

Koch. Little journey to northern wilds, p. 65-80 j 917.19 K36

Miller. Outdoor work, p.478-512 j 630 M69

Verrill. Boys' outdoor vacation book, p. 139-160 j 796 V28

Young. Adventures among hunters & trappers j 799 Y37

See also Furs. — Hunting.

Trapping. Stories.

Grinnell. Jack, the young trapper. . . j G925jt

Travel.

By land and sea j 910 B99

Hedin. From pole to pole j 910 H39

Henty. Famous travels j 910 H45f

Johonnot. Geographical reader j 910 J37

Lane. Strange lands near home j 918 L23

Lane. Under sunny skies j 914 L23

See also Explorers. — Voyages.

Also names of countries, subhead Description and travel, as
Spain. Description and travel.

Travel, Means of.

Chamberlain. How we travel j 380 C35

Holbrook. Cave, mound and lake dwellers, p.93-102 j 571 H69

Morris. Home life in all lands, v.2, p. 139-179 J 9io M91

Mowry. American inventions and inventors, p. 185-244.. j 609 M94
Rocheleau. Great American industries; transportation..] 380 R56a

Trees.

Buckley. Eyes and no eyes, pt.5 j 570-4 B85e

Comstock. Handbook of nature-study, p.726-816 rj 570.7 C73

Dorrance. Story of the forest j 634.9 D74

Keeler. Our native trees j 582 K 15

Lounsberry. Guide to the trees j 582 L93

McFee. Tree book, j 582 M15

Mathews. Familiar trees and their leaves j 582 M47a

Moon. Book of forestry j 634.9 M87

Moseley. Trees, stars and birds j 581.97 .M93

Quayle. In God's out-of-doors, p.41-67 J 814 Q21

Rogers. Tree book qrj 582 R61

Roth. First book of forestry, p.238-281 j 634.9 R75

Schauffler. Arbor day j 808.8 S3ia

Stokes. Ten common trees j 582 S87

Stone & Fickett. Trees in prose and poetry j 808.8 S87

See also Arbor day. — Big trees. — Botany. — Forestry. — Fruit. — Lum-
bering.— Nuts and nutting. — Plants. — Sawmills. — Wood.

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 299

Trees. Stories.

Austin. The basket woman, p. 89-105, 121-140, 163-170. . . .j 398 A93

Cooke. Nature myths and stories, p. 95-1 10 j 398 Cy/a

Holbrook. Book of nature myths, p. 1 18-125, 133-135 j 398 H69

Tricks and puzzles.

Neil. Modern conjurer j 133 N21

See also Charades. — Games. — Magic. — Riddles.

Trojan war.

Baldwin. Thirty more famous stories retold, p. 136-155. . .j 904 Bi9t

Baldwin. Wonder-book of horses, p. 177-224 j 398 B19W

Brooks. Story of the Iliad j 883 H75ibr

Bulfinch. Age of fable; ed. by Hale, p. 256-289 j 292 B87

Bulfinch. Age of fable; ed. by Scott, p. 262-293 j 292 B87a

Bulfinch. Golden age of myth & legend, p. 261-290 j 292 B87g

Church. Iliad for boys and girls j 883 H75icr

Church. Stories from Homer j 883 H7SS

Church. Stories of the Old World, p. 69-182 j 292 C46

Church. Story of the Iliad j 883 H75ich

Clarke. Story of Troy j 883 H75ic

Colum. Adventures of Odysseus and the tale of Troy..j 883 H75C

Cox. Tales of ancient Greece, p. 167-199 j 292 C85

Gayley. Classic myths, p. 269-317 j 292 G25a

Guerber. Myths of Greece and Rome, p. 305-336 j 292 G95

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Greece, p. 71-89 j 920 Hi 13

Havell. Stories from the /Eneid, p. 1-24 j 873 V34h

Havell. Stories from the Iliad j 883 H75iha

Homer. Iliad j 883 H75i

For other editions See Author list.

Hutchinson. Sunset of the heroes j 292 H97S

Morris. Historical tales; Greek, p. 7-22. . .' j 938 Mgia

Storr. Half a hundred hero tales, p. 154-195 j 292 S88

Tappan. Stories from the classics, p. 179-273 j 880.8 T19

Witt. Tales of Troy j 883 W82

See also Greece. History. Ancient. — Ulysses.

Tromp, Martin Harpertzoon.

Frothingham. Sea fighters, p.47-75 j 923.5 F97

Trowbridge, John Townsend.

Rideing. Boyhood of famous authors, p. 28-38 j 928 R43

Troy. See Trojan war.

Trudeau, Edward Livingston.

Parkman. Heroes of to-day, p.131-159 j 920 P24

Truth.

Qatty. Parables from nature, v.i, p. 69-79 j 828 G23

Truthfulness.

Mace. Home fairy tales, p.97-105 j MiSlh

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Truxtun, Thomas.

Morris. Heroes of the navy, p.94-103 j 923.5 M91

Seawell. Twelve naval captains, p.42-52 j 923.5 S44

Tunnels.

Bond. On the battle front of engineering j 620 B620

Bond. With the men who do things, p.74-97, 123-158 j 620 B62

Knox. Boy travellers in central Europe, p. 390-399- •■ -J 9^4 K35bo

Lane. Triumphs of science, p.107-119 j 609 L23

Our country: East, p.9-15 J 917-3 O32

Williams. How it is done, p. 376-436 j 620 W74

Williams. Romance of modern engineering, p. 204-244.. j 620 W74r
See also Engineering. — Hoosac tunnel. — Mines and mining.

Turbines.

Maule. Boy's book of new inventions, p. 263-287 j 609 M48a

Pepper. Boy's playbook of science, p. 628-645 j 530.7 P4ia

Williams. How to make things, p. 165-186 j 604 W74h

See also Water-wheels.

Turkey.

Tappan. World's story, v.6, p.453-583 j 909 T19

Turkey. Description and travel.

Carpenter. Asia, p. 347-366 j 915 C22a

Coe. Modern Europe, p.349-357 J 9^4 C65

George. Little journeys to Balkans, pt.i, p. 84-112 j 914-96 G31

Redway. All around Asia, p. 286-309 j 915 R27

Turkey. Folklore.

Garnett. Ottoman wonder tales j 398 G19

Kiinos. Forty-four Turkish fairy tales qj 398 K43f

Kunos. Turkish fairy tales j 398 K43

Turkey. Manners and customs.

Lane. Under sunny skies, p.25-98 j 9^4 L23

Miller. Little people of Asia, p. 16-58 j 915 M69

Murray. Wide awake third reader, p. 83-90 j 372.4 M97W3

Starr. Strange peoples, p.60-65 j 572.9 S79

Turkeys. Stories.

Ramee. Bimbi, p. 163-174 j Ri75bi2

Ramee. Child of Urbino, p. 39-52 j Ri75c

Turner, Joseph Mallord William.

Conway. Children's book of art, p. 176-187 j 759 C76

Keysor. Great artists, v.4. p. 5-67 j 927 K23g

Turning. Sec Carpentry. — Lathes.

Turpentine.

Carpenter. North America, p. 134-139 j 917 C22a

Carroll & Hart. Around the world; book four, p. 156-159. .j 910 C23d
Dorrance. Story of the forest, p. 197-202 j 634.9 D74

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 301

Turtles.

Johoniiot. Some curious flyers, creepers and swimmers,

p.24-30 j 590.4 J37S

Twain, Mark, {pseud, of Samuel Langhorne Clemens).

Paine. The boys' life of Mark Twain j 92 T897P

Wright. Children's stories in American literature, v.2,

P.26S-277 j 810.9 W93

Twelfth night.

Book of Christmas, p. 333-346 j 394 B63a

Patten. The year's festivals, p. 37-64 J 394 P31

Tyler, Wat.

Abbott. Richard II, p.225-272 j 92 R398a

Morris. Historical tales; English, p.185-195 j 942 M9ia

Tyndall, John.

Wright. Children's stories of the great scientists, p.301-

319 j 925 W93

Type. See Printing.

Typewriters.

Hodgson. Mechanics indoors and out, p. 401-422 j 620 H66

Tyrol.

George. Little journeys to Russia and Austria-Hungary,

pt.2, p. 126-133 j 9147 G31

Knox. Boy travellers in central Europe, p.400-432 j 914 K35bo

Tyrol. Stories.

Morley. Donkey John of the Toy valley j Mgiid

Ramee. Bimbi, p. 177-212 j Ri75bi2

Ramee. In the apple-country, p.47-84 j Ri75i

Ulysses.

Baldwin. Story of the golden age j 292 Bigs

Baldwin. Thirty more famous stories retold, p. 157-176. .j 904 Bigt

Brooks. Story of the Odyssey j 883 H75obr

Bulfinch. Age of fable; ed. by Hale, p.290-313 j 292 B87

Bulfinch. Age of fable; ed. by Scott, p.294-318 j 292 B87a

Bulfinch. Golden age of myth & legend, p.291-316 j 292 B87g

Burt & Ragozin. Odysseus, the hero of Ithaca j 883 H75ob

Church. Odyssey for boys and girls j 883 H750CU

Church. Stories from Homer j 883 H75S

Church. Stories of the Old World, p.182-246 j 292 C46

Church. Story of the Odyssey j 883 H75och

Colum. Adventures of Odysseus j 883 H75C

Cox. Tales of ancient Greece, p.199-258 j 292 C85

Gayley. Classic myths, p.318-345 j 292 G25a

Guerber. Myths of Greece and Rome, p.337-359 J 292 G95

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Greece, p.90-109 j 920 Hi 13

Havell. Stories from the Odyssey j 883 H75oh

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Ulysses — continued.

Hawthorne. Tanglewood tales, p.93-122 qj 292 H36t

Hawthorne. Wonder book, and Tanglewood tales, p.257-

287 J 292 H36W02

Hawthorne. Wonder book, and Tanglewood tales, p.315-

351 j 292 H36W03

Homer. Odyssey j 883 H75obu

For other editions see Author list.

Lamb. Adventures of Ulysses j 883 H750I4

Lang. Stories from the Odyssey j 883 H75ola

Marvin. Adventures of Odysseus j 883 H75om

Norton. Heart of oak books, v.4, p. 113-220 j 808.8 N46a

Peabody. Old Greek folk stories, p.94-112 j 292 P33

Perry. Boy's Odyssey j 883 H75ope

Shahan. Myths and legends, p.174-267 j 292 S52m

Storr. Half a hundred hero tales, p.224-291 j 292 S88

Tappan. Stories from the classics, p.277-392 j 880.8 T19

See also Trojan war.
Uncle -Remus, pseud. See Harris, Joel Chandler.
Underground railroad. See Slavery.

Uniforms, Military.

Falls. Army and navy information rj 355-973 F19

United States.

Tappan. World's story, v.12-13 j 909 T19

United States. Army.

Abbot. Story of our army j 973 Ai2s

Austin. Uncle Sam's soldiers j 355 A93

Brooks. American soldier j 973 B77a

Collins. Boys' military manual j 355-5 C71

Falls. Army and navy information rj 355-973 F19

King. Picturesque geographical readers, v. 5, p. 50-77 J 9io K26

Morris. Heroes of the army j 923-5 M9ih

Ship of state, p.151-180 j 353 S55

Smith. One hundred famous Americans, p. 139-200 j 920 S649

Stevenson. Guide to biography, p. 262-319 j 920 S84

United States — War department. Infantry drill regula-
tions j 356 U25

See also Army life. — United States. Military Academy.— United
States. Navy.
Also names of persons, as Grant, Gen. Ulysses Simpson.

United States. Biography.

Appletons' cyclopaedia of American biography. 6v. . . .qrj 920 A64a

Baldwin. Four great Americans j 923 B19

Beebe. Four American naval heroes j 923 B37

Bolton. Famous American statesmen j 923.2 B61

Brooks. Century book of famous Americans j 923 ^77

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 303

United States. Biography — continued.

Brooks. Historic Americans j 920 B77h

Burton. Four American patriots ; j 923 B95

Cody. Four American poets j 928 C65

Cody. Four famous American writers j 928 C65f

Eggleston. Stories of great Americans j 923.2 E35

Johnston. Famous scouts j 920 J36

Keysor. Sketches of American authors. 2v j 928 K23

Mace. Primary history j 973 M15

Macomber. Stories of great inventors j 926 M21

Macomber. Stories of our authors j 928 M21

Morris. Heroes of progress in America j 920 M91

Morris. Heroes of the army j 923.5 A'l9ih

Morris. Heroes of the navy j 923.5 M91

Parton. Famous Americans of recent times j 920 P27

Perry & Beebe. Four American pioneers j 920 P44

Roe. American authors j 810 R59

Seawell. Twelve naval captains j 923.5 S44

Smith. One hundred famous Americans j 920 S649

Stevenson. Guide to biography j 920 S84

Stoddard. Men of business j 923.8 S86

Stories of American pioneers j 923 S88

Stories of great men j 920 S88

Tappan. American hero stories j 920 T19

Who's who in America rj 920 W66

See also Biography. — United States. Presidents.
Also names of persons, as Franklin, Benjamin.

United States. Colonial period.

Barstow. The colonists and the Revolution j 973.2 B27

Barstow. Explorers and settlers j 973.1 B27

Brooks. Century book of the American colonies j 973.2 B77

Burton. Story of the Indians of New England j 974 B95

Coe. Founders of our country j 973.2 C65

Dodge. Stories of American history j 973 D67

Drake. The border wars of New England j 973.2 D78b

Eggleston. Strange stories from history, p. 175-184 j 904 E35

Oilman. Colonization of America j 973.2 G42

Griffis. Romance of American colonization j 973.2 G89

Guerber. Story of the thirteen colonies j 973.2 G95

Hart. Camps and firesides of the Revolution j 973.3 H31

Hart. Colonial children j 973.2 H31

Hazard. Indians and pioneers j 973.1 H37a

Higginson. Young folks' book of American explorers,

p.175-361 j 973.1 H53

Nicolay. Book of American wars, p. 3-66 j 973 N32

Parkman. Boys' Parkman j 973.2 P24b

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United States. Colonial period — continued.

Parkman. Conspiracy of Pontiac. 2v j 973.2 P24

Parkman. Prose passages j 973.2 P24P

Pratt. Stories of colonial children j 973.2 P88

Pumphrey. Stories of the Pilgrims j 973.2 P98

Washington. Rules of conduct, p. 13-43 j 92 W272

See also Bacon's rebellion. — Boston massacre. — Boston tea-party. —

Charter Oak. — French and Indian war. — King George's war. —

North America. Discovery and settlement. — Pilgrim Fathers. — •

Stamp act. — Thanksgiving day.

Also names of the American colonies, as Pennsylvania.

United States. Colonial period. Manners and customs.

Andrews. Ten boys, p. 193-232 j 904 A56

Schwartz. Five little strangers, p.40-71 j 910 S39

Stone & Fickett. Every day life in the colonies j 917.3 S87

United States. Colonial period. Poetry.

Stevenson. Poems of American history, p.36-125 j 811.08 S84

United States. Colonial period. Stories.

Barton. When Boston braved the king j B283W

Bennett. Barnaby Lee j B439b

Butterworth. Treasure ship r. j B984tr

Colonial stories j C722

Cooper. Wept of Wish-ton-wish j C787we

Curtis. Anne Nelson j C933a

Curtis. Little maid of Massachusetts colony j C933li

Curtis. Little maid of Narragansett bay j C933lm

Dix. Blithe McBride j D647b

Hawthorne. Twice told tales, p. 21-31, 70-126, 272-342,

485-494 j H367t

Holland. Blue heron's feather j H724bl

Otis. Ezra Jordan's escape j 03146

Otis. An island refuge j 03i4i

Otis. Neal the miller j 03i4n

Plympton. Wanolasset j P731W

Price. Lads and lassies of other days j P943I

Sadlier. The talisman j Si26t

Singmaster. The long journey j S617I

Wilkins. In colonial times j W728i

United States. Constitution.

Goho. Pennsylvania reader, p. 120-126 j 974.8 G57

Judson. Young American, p.253-256 j 342.7 J49a

Macy. Our government, p. 193-235 J 342-7 M22

Reinsch. Young citizen's reader, p. 242-250 j 353 R32

Shimmell. Government of the U. S., p.37-129 j 353.9 S55

Strong & Schafer. Government of the American people. . .j 353 S92

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 305

United States. Constitution. Text.

Dawes. How we are governed, p. 17-34 . . j 353 D32

Fiske. History of the U. S. for schools, p. 511-528 j 973 F54h4

Gordy. Elementary history of the U. S., p. 314-330 j 973 G66

Higby. Government of Pennsylvania and the nation, p.247-

262 j 353.9 H53

Higginson. Young folks' history of the U. S., p. 361-378. .j 973 H53

McMaster. School history of the U. S., app. p. 5-16 j 973 M21

Macy. Our government, p. 264-289 j 342.7 M22

Montgomery. Leading facts of American history, app.

p.6-23. j 973 M861

Mowry. Elements of civil government, p. 202-222 j 353 M94a

Nordhoff. Politics for young Americans, p. 175-185 j 320 N43a

Parsons. Land of fair play, p. 173-189 j 353 P26

Philips. Nation and state, app. p.i-i8 j 353 P49

Strong & Schafer. Government of the American people,

p.227-244 j 353 S92

Webster. Daniel Webster for young Americans, p.i8o-

201 j 81S W38

United States. Description and travel.

Brooks. Century book of famous Americans j 923 B77

Carpenter. North America j 917 C22a

Carroll & Hart. Around the world; book four j 910 C23d

Hotchkiss. Representative cities of the U. S j 917.3 H82

King. Picturesque geographical readers, v.2-5 j 910 K26

Our country: East j 917.3 O32

Our country: West j 917.9 O32

Smith. Our own country j 917.3 S65

Southworth & Kramer. Great cities of the U. S j 917-3 S72

See also Mount Vernon. — Niagara falls. — Yellowstone national park.

— Yosemite valley.

Also names of states, cities and regions, as Massachusetts. — Pitts-
burgh.— (The) West.

United States. Exploration.

McMurry. Pioneers of the Rocky mountains j 917.8 M21

See also Lewis and Clark expedition. — Mississippi valley. — North

America. Discovery and settlement. — Northwest territory.

Also names of explorers, as Fremont, Gen. John Charles.

United States. Fisheries bureau. Stories. See Fish and fish-
ing. Stories.

United States. Forest service. Stories. See Forestry. Stories.

United States. Geography.

McMurry. Larger types of American geography j 917.3 M21

McMurry. Type studies from the geography of the

U. S j 917.3 M2it

See also Geography. — North America. Geography.

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United States. Geological survey. Stories.

Rolt-Wheeler. Boy with the U. S. survey j R656bs

United States. Government.

Alton. Among the law^-makers j 328.73 A46

Austin. Uncle Sam's secrets j 353 A93

Brooks, E. S. Century book for young Americans j 342.7 B77

Brooks, N. How the Republic is governed j 353 B77

Dawes. How we are governed j 353 D32

Dole. The American citizen j 172 D69

Dole. Young citizen j 172 D69y

Du Puy. Uncle Sam's modern miracles j 353 D93

Higby. Government of Pennsylvania and the nation. . . .j 353.9 H53

Hoxie. How the people rule j 353 H86

Judson. Young American j 342.7 J49a

Macy. Our government j 342.7 M22

Marriott. Uncle Sam's business j 353 M41

Mowry. Elements of civil government j 353 M94a

Nordhoff. Politics for young Americans j 320 N43a

Parsons. Land of fair play j 353 P26

Philips. Nation and state j 353 P49

Reinsch. Young citizen's reader j 353 R32

Shimmell. Government of the U. S j 353-9 S55

Ship of state j 353 S55

Strong & Schafer. Government of the American people.. j 353 S92
See also Civic readers. — Mail service. — United States. Constitution.
— United States. Presidents.

United States. History.

Abbot. Naval history of the U. S j 973 Ai2n

Abbot. Story of our army '. j 973 Ai2s

Barnes' popular history of the U. S j 973 B25P3

Barstow. A new nation j 973 B27

Barstow. The progress of a united people j 973 B27P

Blaisdell & Ball. American history for little folks j 973 B52am

Blaisdell & Ball. Hero stories from American history.. j 973 BS2h
Blaisdell & Ball. Short stories from American history. . .j 973 B52S

Blaisdell. Story of American history j 973 B52

Brooks. True story of the U. S. of America j 973 B77t3

Burton. Story of our country j 973 B95

Children's history book j 973 C43

Coffin. Building the nation j 973 C66

Dillon. American anniversaries rj 973 D58

Eggleston. First book in American history j 973 E35

Eggleston. History of the U. S. and its people j 973 E35ho2

Eggleston. Stories of American life and adventure j 973 E35S

Ellis. Stories from American history j 973 E53

Fiske. History of the U. S. for schools j 973 F54h4

Fiske. How the U. S. became a nation j 973 F54

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 307

United States. History — continued.

Gilmaii. Making of tiie American nation j 973 G42

Gordy. Elementary history of the U. S. j 973 G66

Guerber. Story of the great Republic j 973 G95S

Higginson & MacDonald. History of the U. S j 973 H53h

Higginson. Young folks' history of the U. S j 973 H53

Johonnot. Stories of our country j 973 J37

Lodge & Roosevelt. Hero tales j 973 L76

Mace. Primary history j 973 M15

McMaster. Primary history of the U. S j 973 M2ip2

McMaster. School history of the U. S j 973 M21

Marshall. This country of ours j 973 M41

Montgomery. Leading facts of American history j 973 M861

Morris. Historical tales; American. 2v j 973 M9ia

Mowry. First steps in the history of our country j 973 M94a

Nicolay. Book of American wars j 973 N32

Nicolay. Our nation in the building j 973 N320

Persons. Our country in poem and prose j 808.8 P44

Pratt. America's story for America's children. 5v j 973 P88a

Tappan. American hero stories j 920 T19

Tappan. Our country's story j 973 T19

Wright. Children's stories of American progress j 973 W93

See also Declaration of independence. — Indians of America. — Louis-
iana purchase. — New England. — Northwest territory. — United
States. Exploration.
Also names of states, as Pennsylvania.

United States. History. Civil war. See Civil war, United States.

United States. History. Colonial period. See United States. Colonial
period.

United States. History. Discovery. See North America. Discovery
and settlement.

United States. History. French and Indian war. See French and
Indian war.

United States. History. Mexican war. See Mexican war.

United States. History. Revolution. See American revolution.

United States. History. Spanish-American war. See Spanish-Ameri-
can war.

United States. History. War of 1812. See War of 1812.

United States. Industries. See Industries.

United States. Manners and customs.

Hart. How our grandfathers lived j 973 H31

See also Independence day. — Memorial day. — Thanksgiving day. —
United States. Colonial period. Manners and customs.

United States. Marine corps.

Abbot. Soldiers of the sea j 359.52 A12

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United States. Military Academy.

Patriotism and the flag, p. 54-67 j 172 P29

United States. Military Academy. Stories.

King. Cadet days j K263ca

Malone. A plebe at West Point j M294P

Malone. West Point cadet j M294we

Malone. West Point yearling j M294W

United States. Mint.

Austin. Uncle Sam's secrets, p. 83-98 j 353 A93

Carpenter. North America, p. 59-62 j 917 C22a

United States. Naval Academy.

Earle. Life at the U. S. Naval Academy j 359.071 E17

United States. Naval Academy. Stories.

Allen. Navy blue j A432n

Beach. Annapolis youngster j B342a

United States. Naval War College, New^port, R. I.

Ship of state, p.123-148 j 353 S55

United States. Navy.

Abbot. Naval history of the U. S j 973 Ai2n

Beebe. Four American naval heroes j 923 B37

Blaisdell & Ball. Heroic deeds of American sailors.... j 973 B52he

Brooks. American sailor j 656.8 B77a

Codd. With Evans to the Pacific j 359 C65

Falls. Army and navy information rj 355.973 F19

Jackson & Evans. Marvel book of American ships qj 359 J12

King. Picturesque geographical readers, v.5, p.141-164. . . . j 910 K26

Matthews. Our navy in time of war j 973.7 M47

Morris. Heroes of the navy j 923.5 M91

Seawell. Twelve naval captains j 923.5 S44

Ship of state, p.93-120 j 353 S55

Smith. One hundred famous Americans, p. 139-200 j 920 S649

Soley. Boys of 1812 j 973.5 S68

Soley. Sailor boys of '61 j 973.7 S68s

Stevenson. Guide to biography, p. 320-381 j 920 S84

Three years behind the guns j 910.4 T42

U. S. navy j 359 U25

See also Naval battles. — Naval life.

Also names of persons and of vessels, as Farragut, Admiral David
Glasgow. — Albemarle (ship).

United States. Politics. See United States. Government.

United States. Presidents.

Ellis. Lives of the presidents of the U. S j 923.1 E53a2

Our holidays, p.139-152 j 394 O32

Pierson. Lives of the presidents of the U. S ., j 923.1 P57I

Ship of state, p. 3-19 j 353 S55

Stevenson. Guide to biography j 920 S84

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 309

United States. Stories.

Mason. Tom Strong, boy-captain j M448to

Norton. Soldier of the legion j N463S

United States. Travel. See United States. Description and travel.

Uruguay.

Markwick & Smith. South American republics, p.286-

300 j 918 M39

Useful arts. See Handicraft. — Industries. — Manufactures.

Usefulness.

Gatty. Parables from nature, v.i, p. 253-268; v. 2, p. 255-260. . j 828 G23

Ramee. Bimbi, p.ioi-109 j Ri75bi2

Ramee. Moufflon, p.41-51 J Ri75ni

Valentine's day.

Bailey. Girls' make-at-home things, p.191-196 j 790 Bi5g

Beard. Things worth doing, p.103-112 j 790 B343t

Beard. What a girl can make and do, p. 89-100 j 790 B343W

McSpadden. Book of holidays, p. 37-50 j 394 M22

Our holidays, p.103-110 j 394 O32

Patten. The year's festivals, p. 65-93 j 394 P31

Valentine's day. Stories.

Brooks. Storied holidays, p. 55-70 j B773S

Coolidge. Mischief's Thanksgiving, p.209-224 j C783m

Coolidge. Round dozen, p. 183-197 j C783r

Olcott. Good stories for great holidays, p.41-56 j 394 O23

Valerius, Publius.

Plutarch. Lives, v.i, p. 203-230 j 920 P72

Plutarch. Our young folks' Plutarch, p. 63-74 j 920 P720

Valor. See Heroes and heroism.

Vandals.

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of the middle ages, p.46-

54 j 920 Hii3fa

Vanderbilt, Cornelius.

Parton. Famous Americans of recent times, p. 375-390. . . .j 920 P27
Stoddard. Men of business, p. 31-52 j 923.8 S86

Van Dyck, Anton.

Conway. Children's book of art, p. 145-152 j 759 C76

Keysor. Great artists, v.2, p.3-48 j 927 K23g

Van Eyck, Hubert. See Eyck, Hubert van.

Van Rensselaer, Stephen.

Brooks. Historic boys, p.242-259 j 920 B77

Vapors. See Steam.

Vasco da Gama. See Gama, Vasco da.

Vasquez de Coronado, Francisco. See Coronado, Francisco Vasquez de.

Vassals. See Feudal system.

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Vatican.

Knox. Boy travellers in southern Europe, p. 303-309. . . .j 914 K35b

Vegetables.

Carpenter. How the world is fed, p. 197-220 j 630 C22

Fullerton. Book of the home garden j 635 F98

Rogers. Book of useful plants, p.121-191 j 630 R61

United States — Education bureau. Forty lessons in gar-
dening qj 635 U25

See also Cooking. — Gardens and gardening.

Vehmgerichte.

Morris. Historical tales; German, p. 138-147 j 943 M9ia

Velasquez.

Conway. Children's book of art, p. 153-164 j 759 C76

Venezuela.

Markwick & Smith. South American republics, p. 56-94.. j 918 M39
See also Bolivar, Simon.

Venice.

By land and sea, p. 33-36 j 910 B99

Finnemore. Italy, p. 19-24 j 914.5 F51

Keysor. Great artists, v.3, p. 1 19-142 j 927 K23g

Knox. Boy travellers in southern Europe, p. 1-50 j 914 K35b

Lane. Under sunny skies, p. 55-66 j 914 L23

Luther. Trading and exploring, p. 62-87 j 910 L98

Stockton. Personally conducted, p.io6-ii8 j 914 S86

Wide world, p. 73-78 j 910 W67

Venus of Mile,

Stories of Greece and Rome, p. 83-91 j 938 S84

Vercheres, Mary Madeleine de.

Sweetser. Ten girls from history, p. 193-203 j 920.7 S97

Verrazzano, Giovanni da.

Hale. Stories of discovery, p.107-119 j 910.8 H15

Higginson. Young folks' book of American explorers,

p.60-69 j 9731 H53

Johnston. Famous discoverers and explorers, p. 203-215. .j 923.9 J36

Shaw. Discoverers and explorers, p. 102-107 j 910.9 S53

Sparks. Famous explorers, p. 126-134 j 910 S73f

Verne. Famous travels and travellers, p. 334-339 j 923.9 V27f

Wright. Children's stories in American history, p.199-

209 j 970 W93

Vespucci, Amerigo.

Johnston. Famous discoverers and explorers, p.43-59.. ..j 923.9 J36

Shaw. Discoverers and explorers, p. 48-53 j 910.9 S53

Sparks. Famous explorers, p.109-115 j 910 S73f

Wood. Famous voyages of the great discoverers, p.79-

92 j 9731 W85

Wright. Children's stories in American history, p. 65-70.. j 970 W93

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 311

Vespucius, Americus. See Vespucci, Amerigo.

Vesuvius, Mount.

By land and sea, p. 37-41 j 910 B99

Finnemore. Italy, p. 61-64 j 914-5 F51

Henty. Famous travels, p.295-302 j 910 H45f

Houston. Wonder book of volcanoes and earthquakes,

P.S8-72 j 551-21 H83

Knox. Boy travellers in southern Europe, p. 350-363. . . .j 914 K35b

Lane. Under sunny skies, p. 30-37 j 914 L23

Tappan. Adventures & achievements, p. 393-402 j 920 Tiga

Victoria, queen of England.

Bolton. Famous leaders among w^omen, p. 304-356. .. .j 920.7 B6ifa

Farmer. Girls' book of famous queens, p.478-495 j 923.1 F24

Holland. Historic girlhoods, p.243-252 j 920.7 H72

Sweetser. Ten girls from history, p.43-65 J 920.7 S97

Tappan. In the days of Queen Victoria j 92 V3i2t

Warren. Stories from English history, p. 455-462 j 942 W24

Victoria falls.

White & Smith. Little journey to South Africa, p.97-

102 j 916.8 W63I

Vienna.

Knox. Boy travellers in central Europe, p. 476-523 j 9^4 K35bo

Vikings. See Norsemen.

Vincent de Paul, St.

Johonnot. Stories of other lands, p. 60-69 j 904 J37S

Lang. Book of saints and heroes, p. 326-337 j 922 L23

Yonge. Book of golden deeds, p.262-269 j 920 Y29

Vinci, Leonardo da. See Leonardo da Vinci.

Virgil.

Butterw^orth. Little Arthur's history of Rome, p. 5-17 J 937 B98

Virginia, Roman maiden.

Church. Stories from Livy, p. 150-161 j 878 L75S

Johonnot. Stories of the olden time, p.141-149 j 904 J37

Morris. Historical tales; Roman, p.75-86 j 937 M91

Tappan. Stories from the classics, p. 52-62 j 880.8 T19

Virginia (state).

Cooke. Stories of the Old Dominion . j 975-5 C77

Higginson. Young folks' book of American explorers,

p. 175-200, 229-265 j 973-1 H53

Scudder. George Washington, p. 7-20 j 92 W272S

Seelye & Eggleston. Pocahontas j 975-5 S45

See also Bacon's rebellion. — Mount Vernon. — Natural bridge,

Virginia.

Also Randolph, John. — Smith, Capt. John.

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Volcanoes.

By land and sea, p.97-101 j 910 B99

Houston. Wonder book of volcanoes and earthquakes, .j 551.21 H83

Kingsley. Madame How and Lady Why, p. 54-96 j 551 K27

Lane. Strange lands near home, p. 36-43 j 918 L23

Tappan. Wonders of science, p. 365-386 j 504 T19W

Winchell. Walks and talks in the geological field, p.103-

117 j 550 W77W

See also Earthquakes. — Etna, Mount. — Geology. — Kilauea. — Physical
geography. — Vesuvius, Mount.
Volsunga saga. See Sigurd.
Voyages.

Bullen. Cruise of the Cachalot j 910.4 B87

Dana. Two years before the mast j 910.4 Di9a

Hale. Stories of discovery j 910.8 H15

Hale. Stories of the sea j 910.4 H15

Nordhoff. The merchant vessel j 910.4 N43m

Nordhoff. Whaling and fishing j 910.4 N43W

Three years behind the guns j 910.4 T42

Towle. Magellan j 92 M252t

Towle. Ralegh j 92 Ri68t

Towle. Voyages and adventures of Vasco da Gama j 92 Gi6it

Verne. Famous travels and travellers j 923.9 V27f

Verne. Great explorers j 923.9 V27g

Wood. Famous voyages of the great discoverers j 973.1 W85

See also Adventures. — Antarctic regions. — Arctic regions. — Dis-
coveries (in geography). — Explorers. — Geography.— Pirates. —
Sailors. — Travel. — Whales and whaling.
Also names of persons, as Drake, Sir Francis.
Vultures.

Walker. Bird legend and life, p. 135-144 j 598.2 Wi7b

Wagner, Richard.

Butterworth. Great composers, p.161-165 j 927.8 B98

Chapin. Masters of music, p. 373-395 J 927-8 C36

Dutton. Little stories of Germany, p. 172-177 j 943 D95

Tapper. First studies in music biography, p. 297-316. .. .j 927.8 T19
Wagner, Richard. Stories from his operas.

Barber. Wagner opera stories j 782.2 B23

Chapin. Story of the Rhinegold j 782.2 C36

Chapin. Wonder tales from Wagner j 782.2 C36W

Frost. Wagner story book j 782.2 F96

Gayley. Classic myths, p. 410-430 j 292 G25a

Guerber. Stories of the Wagner opera j 782.2 G95

McSpadden. Stories from Wagner j 782.2 W13

Maud. Wagner's heroes j 782.2 M48

Maud. Wagner's heroines j 782.2 M48W

Wheelock. Stories of Wagner operas for children j 782.2 W6l

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 313

Waldenses. Stories.

Hale. In His name j Hisgi

Wales.

Tappaii. World's story, v. 10, p. 551-612 j 909 T19

Wales. Description and travel.

George. Little journey to England and Wales, pt.2,

p.63-88 j 914-2 G31

Knox. Boy travellers in Great Britain and Ireland, p.325-

360 j 914-2 K35

Tomlinson. Young Americans in the British Isles, p.252-

267 j 914-2 T59

Wales. Folklore.

Mabinogion. Knightly legends of Wales j 398.25 Mil

For other editions see Author list.
Thomas. Welsh fairy book j 398 T37

Walking.

Cave. Boy scout's hike book j 796 C29

Wall of China.

Carpenter. Asia, p. 136-142 j 915 C22a

Johonnot. Geographical reader, p. 332-336 j 910 J 37

Wallace, Sir William.

Hunt. Prisoners of the Tower of London, p. 27-35 j 920 H94

Morris. Historical tales; English, p. 136-148 j 942 M9ia

Norton. Heart of oak books, v.5, p. 128-142 j 808.8 N46a

Trowbridge. Brave deeds, p. 105-124 j 904 T77b

Wallace, Sir William. Stories.

Henty. In freedom's cause j H456inf

Porter. Scottish chiefs j P836S

Van Dyke. Historic scenes in fiction, p. 57-77 j 904 V18

Wallenstein.

Morris. Historical tales; German, p.252-276 j 943 M9ia

Walrus.

Wright. Stories of birds and beasts, p.io6-iio j 570.4 W935

Wandering Jew.

Hosmer. The Jews, p.208-214 j 296 H82

Mabie. Legends that every child should know, p.152-

164 j 398.2 Mil

Scudder. Book of legends, p.28-30 j 398.2 S43

War.

Gibson. War inventions J 355 G36

Weapons of modern warfare j 355 W35

See also Battles.— Military training.— Naval battles.— Red Cross So-
ciety.

Also names of wars and battles, as American revolution. — Euro-
pean war, 1914-19. — Marathon, Battle of, 490 B. C.

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War games.

Wells. Little wars j 793.9 W49I

War of 1812.

Abbot. Story of our army, p. 194-240 j 973 Ai2s

Barstow. A new nation, p.43-71 J 973 B27

Coffin. Building the nation, p.142-231 j 973 C66

Eggleston. Strange stories from history, p. 55-87, I30-I39- -J 904 E35

Hart. How our grandfathers lived, p. 238-255, 274-312 j 973 H31

Johnson. History of the War of 1812-15 j 973-5 J36

Nicolay. Book of American wars, p. 177-21 1 j 973 N32

Soley. Boys of 1812 j 973-5 S68

Wright. Children's stories of American progress, p.130-

144 •■ j 973 W93

See also Erie, Lake, Battle of, 1813.— New Orleans, Battle of, 1815.

Also names of naval and military commanders, as Jackson,
Andrew.— McDonough, Thomas.- — Perry, Oliver Hazard, com-
modore.

War of 1812. Poetry.

Eggleston. American war ballads, v.i, p. 107-145 j 811.08 E35a

Knowles. Poems of American patriotism, p. 83-96 j 811.08 K35

Stevenson. Poems of American history, p.285-329 j 811.08 S84

War of 1812. Stories.

Barnes. A loyal traitor j B2561I

Barnes. Yankee ships and Yankee sailors j B256iy

Eggleston. Captain Sam j E3571C

Eggleston. Signal boys j E3571S

Mason. Tom Strong, junior j M448tm

Strange stories of 1812 j S897se

Tomlinson. Boy officers of 1812 j T597b

Tomlinson. Boy soldiers of 1812 j T597bo

Tomlinson. Boys with Old Hickory j T597bw

Tomlinson. Guarding the border j T597g

Tomlinson. Search for Andrew Field j T597S

Tomlinson. Tecumseh's young braves j TS97te

War of the Spanish succession. Sec Spanish succession. War of the.

War stories. 5"^^ names of special wars, as Civil war, United States.
Stories.

Warner, Charles Dudley.

Rideing. Boyhood of famous authors, p. 178-186. j 928 R43

Wright. Children's stories in American literature, v. 2, p.50-

61 j 810.9 W93

Warships.

Bond. With the men who do things, p. 176-196 j 620 B62

Ingersoll. Book of the ocean, p. 107-154 j 551.46 124b

Knox. Life of Robert Fulton, p.458-498 j 656.8 K35

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 315

Warships — continued.

Lane. Triumphs of science, p. 84-99 J 609 L23

Patriotism and the flag, p. 68-84, 1 12-1 19 j 172 P29

Stevens. Boy's book of famous warships j 359 S84

Stories of Greece and Rome, p. 178-198 j 938 S84

See also Armor-plate. — Naval battles. — Ships. — Submarine boats. —
United States. Navy.

Also names of individual ships, as Albemarle (ship). — Constitution
(ship).

Warwick, Earl of.

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of the middle ages, p.263-

272 j 920 Hii3fa

Warwick, Earl of. Stories.

Lytton. Last of the barons j L999la

Warwick castle.

Williamson. John and Betty's history visit, p. 183-196.. j 914-2 W75

Washington, Booker Taliaferro.

Morris. Heroes of progress in America, p. 335-344 J 920 M91

Washington. Up from slavery j 92 W2722

Washington, George.

Baldwin. Four great Americans, p. 7-68 j 923 B19

Barstow. The colonists and the Revolution, p. 138-156. . . j 973.2 B27

Barstow. A new nation, p. 3-24 j 973 B27

Blaisdell & Ball. Hero stories from American history,

p. 62-76 j 973 B52h

Bolton. Famous American statesmen, p. 1-37 j 923.2 B61

Brooks. Century book of famous Americans, p. 220-232. . . .j 923 B77

Brooks. Historic Americans, p. 46-59 j 920 B77h

Brooks. True story of George Washington j 92 W272b

Coe. Founders of our country, p. 296-309 j 973-2 C65

Cooke. Stories of the Old Dominion, p.94-122 j 975-5 C77

Deems. Holy-days and holidays, p.489-521 qrj 808.8 D37

Eggleston. Strange stories from history, p.151-162 j 904 E35

Ellis. Stories from American history, p. 92-110, 125-141.. .j 973 E53

Harper. Leaders of men, p. 231-242 j 923 H28

Hoar. Book of patriotism, p. 263-277 j 172 H64

Holland. Historic boyhoods, p. 73-86 j 920 H72

Lodge & Roosevelt. Hero tales, p.i-15 j 973 L76

Mabie. Heroes every child should know, p. 274-288 j 920 Miih

•Mace. Primary history, p. 159-186 j 973 M15

McMurry. Pioneers on land and sea, p. 227-261 j 923.9 M21

Morris. Heroes of the army, p. 9-20 j 923-5 M9ih

Morris. Historical tales; American, v.i, p.98-110; v.2,

p.104-112 j 973 Mpia

Our holidays, p.iii-122 j 394 O32

Schauffler. Washington's birthday j 92 W272SC

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Washington, George — continued.

Scudder. George Washington j 92 W272S

Seelye. Story of Washington j 92 W272se

Stevenson. Guide to biography, p. 76-89 j 920 S84

Stories of great men, p. 39-64 j 920 S88

Tappan. Adventures & achievements, p. 456-466 j 920 Ti9a

Walton & Brumbaugh. Stories of Pennsylvania, p.ii6-

125 j 974-8 W19

Wiggin & Smith. Story hour, p. 115-132 j W688sto

See also Mount Vernon. — Washington's birthday.

Washington, George. Stories.

Seawell. Virginia cavalier ,. . j S442V

Washington, D. C.

King. Picturesque geographical readers, v.3, p. 215-232. . . . j 910 K26
Our country: East, p.i3i-i35 J 917-3 O32

Washington's birthday.

Le Row. Pieces for every occasion, p. 231-254 j 808.8 L63

McSpadden. Book of holidays, p.51-68 j 394 M22

Olcott. Good stories for great holidays, p.59-68 j 394 O23

Schauffler. Washington's birthday j 92 W272SC

Stevenson. Days and deeds, p.ii-i8 j 821.08 S84

Wasp (ship).

Lodge & Roosevelt. Hero tales, p. 1 15-126 j 973 L76

Morris. Heroes of the navy, p. 147-152 j 923.5 M91

Wasps.

Bass. Stories of animal life, p.i-14 J 590-4 B29a

Comstock. Ways of the six-footed, p.96-106 j 595.7 C738

Duncan. Bees, wasps and ants, p. 59-75 J 595-79 D89

Hook. Little people and their homes, p. 134-147 j 595-7 H77

Jordan. Book of natural history, p. 175-189 j 590-4 J42

Kellogg. Insect stories, p-3-34, 51-62 j 595-7 K16

Morley. Insect folk, v. 2, p.229-246 j 595-7 M91

Morley. Will o' the wasps j 595-79 M91 w

Tappan. Stories of nature, P-389-394 j 504 T19

Weed. Life histories of American insects, p. 147-165. . . .j 595-7 W42
Weed. Nature biographies, p. 102-106 j 595-7 W42n

Watches. See Clocks and watches.

Water.

Buckley. Fairy-land of science, p. 76-128 j 570-4 B85

Ewald. The queen bee, p.49-61 j 570.4 E96

Frye. Brooks and brook basins j 551-48 F97

Hooker. Child's book of nature, pt.3, p.90-117 J 581 H77C

See also Frost.— Geysers.— Ice.— Physical geography.— Rain.— Rivers.
— Snow. — Steam. — Waves.

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 317

Water. Stories.

Aikin. Eyes and no eyes, p. 21-49 •. • • -J A29ie

Wiggin & Smith. Story hour, p. 52-58 j W688sto

Water-color painting. See Painting.

Water-power.

Lane. Triumphs of science, p.120-131 j 609 L23

Our country: East, p. 3-8 j 917.3 O32

Tappan. Modern triumphs, p. 136-149 j 604 T19

Williams. How it is done, p.467-484 j 620 W74

Williams. Romance of modern engineering, p. 11-33.... j 620 W74r

Water-supply.

Bond. With the men who do things, p. 123-158 j 620 B62

Carpenter. How the world is housed, p. 317-331 j 910 C22h

Jewett. Town and city, p. 89-132 j 614 J31

See also Aqueducts. — Artesian wells. — Canals. — Dams. — Pumps. —
Rivers. — Water.

Water-wheels.

Rocheleau. Great American industries; manufactures,

P-I3-I9 j 6-0 R56

Water works. See Water-supply.

Waterloo, Battle of, 1815.

Creighton. Stories from English history, p.289-296 j 942 C8761

Johonnot. Stories of other lands, p. 69-78 j 904 J37S

Linscott. Boys' book of battles, p.267-290 j 904 L72

Long. Famous battles, p. 238-255 j 904 L82

Wood. Boy's book of battles, p. 146-164 j 904 W85

Waterloo, Battle of, 1815. Stories.

Gomme. King's story book, p. 494-513 j G597k

Van Dyke. Historic scenes in fiction, p. 355-374 j 904 V18

Watt, James.

Baldwin. Thirty more famous stories retold, p. 50-53.... j 904 Bi9t
Bolton. Lives of poor boys who became famous, p. 33-45. .j 920 B61

Holland. Historic inventions, p. 70-83 j 926 H72

Towle. Heroes and martyrs of invention, p.103-112 j 926 T65

Waves.

Sea stories, p. 163-179 j S438

Wayland the Smith.

Lang. Book of romance, p. 293-3 19 J 398-2 L23

Wayne, Gen. Anthony.

Blaisdell & Ball. Hero stories from American history,

p.77-89 j 973 B52h

Lodge & Roosevelt. Hero tales, p. 79-89 j 973 L76

Morris. Heroes of the army, p. 57-65 j 923.5 M9ih

Walton & Brumbaugh. Stories of Pennsylvania, p. 196-205,

209-216 j 974-8 W19

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Weapons.

Elliot. Romance of savage life, p. 192-204 j 571 E52

Morris. Home life in all lands, v.i, p. 269-285; v.2, p.189-

201 j 910 M91

Weapons of modern warfare j 355 W35

See also Arms and armor. — Guns. — Swords.

Weasels.

Burroughs. Squirrels and other fur-bearers, p. 72-89 j 599.3 B94

Cram. Little beasts of field & wood, p. 65-103 j 599 C86

Johonnot. Some curious flyers, creepers and swimmers,

p.144-147 •• j 590.4 J37S

Weather.

Beard. American boys' book of signs, signals and symbols,

p. 173-205 j 654.9 B34

Bond. American boys' engineering book, p. 286-303. . . .j 620 B62am

Comstock. Handbook of nature-study, p. 857-886 rj 570.7 C73

Du Puy. Uncle Sam's modern miracles, p. 28-41 j 353 D93

Hodgson. Mechanics indoors and out, p. 349-369 j 620 H66

Holden. The sciences, p.161-182 j 500 H71

Hopkins. Home mechanics for amateurs, p. 187-205 j 680 H78

King. Picturesque geographical readers, v. 3, p. 142-152. . .j 910 K26

Marriott. Uncle Sam's business, p. 273-280 j 353 M41

Thompson. Water wonders j 551-57 T38

See also Air. — Barometer. — Climate. — Clouds. — Rain. — Snow. —
Storms. — Thermometer. — Winds.

Weaving.

Beard. Indoor and outdoor handicraft and recreation for

girls, p.15-26 j 790 B343i

Morris. Home life in all lands, v.2, p.216-227 j 910 M91

Sage & Cooley. Occupations for little fingers, p.67-80 j 372 S12

Warner. Home decoration, p. 244-279 j 747 W23

Williams. How it is made, p. 139-152 j 670 W74

See also Baskets. — Carpets. — Cloth. — Raffia. — Rugs.
Also Jacquard, Joseph Marie.

Weber, Carl Maria von.

Chapin. Masters of music, p. 212-231 j 927-8 C36

Webster, Daniel.

Baldwin. Four great Americans, p. 123-184 j 923 B19

Baldwin. Thirty more famous stories retold, p. 62-66.... j 904 Bi9t

Barstow. A new nation, p. 138-159 j 973 B27

Bolton. Famous American statesmen, p. 177-229 j 923.2 B61

Brooks. Century book of famous Americans, p.8-9, 37-48- . j 923 B77

Brooks. Historic Americans, p.247-262 j 920 B77h

Eggleston. Strange stories from history, p. 185-192 j 904 E35

Johonnot. Grandfather's stories, p. 97-99 J J375g

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 319

Webster, Daniel — continued.

Parton. Famous Americans of recent times, p.55-112. . . . j 920 P27
Webster. Daniel Webster for young Americans, pref.

p.13-101 j 815 W38

Weiser, Conrad. Stories.

Singmaster. * The long journey j S617I

Welding.

Maulc. Boy's book of new inventions, p. 224-262 j 609 M48a

Wellesley, Arthur. See Wellington, Duke of.

Wellington, Duke of.

Harper. Leaders of men, p.287-31 1 j 923 H28

Wellington, Duke of. Stories.

Henty. Under Wellington's command j H456un

Lever. Charles O'Malley j L664C

Wentworth, Thomas. See Strafford, Earl of.

Wesley, Mrs Susanna (Annesley).

Bolton. Famous types of w^omanhood, p. 105-149 j 920.7 B6if

West, Benjamin.

Chandler. Magic pictures of the long ago, p. 133-144 j 904 C36

Goho. Pennsylvania reader, p. 16-20 j 974.8 G57

Hav^fthorne. Biographical stories, p. 10-20 j 920 H36b

Hawthorne. Grandfather's chair, p.234-244 j 974.4 H36

(The) West.

Barstow. The Westward movement j 978 B27

Brooks. First across the continent j 917.8 B77

Drake. Making of the great West j 978 D78

Gilson. Wealth of the world's waste places, p. 4-67 j 910 G42

Grey. Last of the plainsmen j 799 G88

Grinnell. Beyond the old frontier j 917.8 G92

Hough. Story of the cowboy j 917.8 H83

Lummis. Some strange corners of our country j 917.8 L97S

Lummis. Tramp across the continent .j 917.8 L97

McMurry. Pioneers of the Rocky mountains j 917.8 M21

Our country: West j 917.9 O32

Parkman. Oregon trail j 917.8 P24

Peck. Wolf hunters j 917.8 P36

Pratt. The great West j 978 P88

Remington. Pony tracks j 917.8 R33

Roosevelt. Ranch life and the hunting-trail qj 917.8 R68r

Roosevelt. Stories of the great West j 917.8 R68s

Roosevelt. Wilderness hunter j 799 R68w

United States — Interior department. National parks port-
folio j 711 U2S

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(The) West — continued.

Yard. Top of the continent j 7il Y15

See also Colorado river. — Frontier Hfe. — Indians of America. — Lewis
and Clark expedition.- — Northwest territory. — Ranch life. — Rocky-
mountains. — Yellowstone national park. — Yosemite valley.
Also names of western states, as California.

(The) West. Stories.

Altsheler. Apache gold j A466a

Altsheler. The horsemen of the plains j A466h

Brooks. Boy emigrants j B7732b

For other editions see Author list.

Garland. Ross Grant, tenderfoot j GiSjr

Grinnell. Jack in the Rockies j Gpasjac

Hamp. Treasure of Mushroom rock j H228t

Lummis. The king of the broncos j L977k

Lummis. A New Mexico David j L977n

Munroe. Campmates j M968C

Remington. Crooked trails j R333C

Western frontier stories j W567

West Indies.

Carpenter. Australia, P.319-37S J Qio C22

Carroll & Waldo. Around the world; book five, p.230-

234 j 910 C23e

Kellogg. Australia and the islands of the sea, p. 177-242. .j 910 K16
King. Picturesque geographical readers, v.2, p. 288-303. . . . j 910 K26

Lang. Gibraltar and the West Indies j 910.4 L23

Tappan. World's story, v.ii, p. 537-576 j 909 T19

See also Bahama islands. — Cuba. — Porto Rico.

West Indies. Stories.

Verrill. Cruise of the Cormorant j V282C

Verrill. In Morgan's wake j V282i

West Point Military Academy. See United States. Military Academy.

Westminster abbey.

By land and sea, p.6-ii j 910 B99

George. Little journey to England and Wales, pt.i, p.47-

52 j 914-2 G31

Greenwood. Merrie England, p.151-160 j 9142 G85

Irving. Sketch-book, p.238-253 j 817 l28sk

Knox. Boy travellers in Great Britain and Ireland, p.448-

455 j 914.2 K35

Mitton. Children's book of London, p.332-347 J 9i4-2i M75

Peers. The saints in story, p.95-130 j 398.2 P36

Thorpe. Children's London, p.ioi-114 qj 914.21 T41

Williamson. John and Betty's history visit, p. 25-36, iii-

115 j 914.2 W75

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 321

Wetzel, Lewis.

Ellis. Life and times of Daniel Boone, p. 251-269 j 92 B63ie

Whales and whaling.

Brooks. American sailor, p. 208-218 j 656.8 B77a

Bullen. Cruise of the Cachalot j 910.4 B87

Duncan. Life in the deep sea, p. 58-67 j 597 D89

Eggleston. Stories of American life and adventure, p.66-

76 j 973 E35S

Giberne. Romance of the mighty deep, p.252-260 j 551.46 G36r

Johonnot. Some curious flyers, creepers and swimmers,

p.190-198 .j 590.4 J37S

King. Picturesque geographical readers, v.2, p. 14-20 j 910 K26

Knox. Adventures of two youths in a journey to Japan and

China, p. 56-70 j 915-2 K35

Koch. Little journey to northern wilds, p. 22-40 j 917.19 K36

Nordhoff. Whaling and fishing j 910.4 N43W

Whales and whaling. Stories.

Packard. Young ice-whalers j Pi26y

Wheat.

Allen. Geographical and industrial studies; United States,

p. 107-124 j 609.73 A42

Bengtson & Griffith. The wheat industry j 633.11 B43

Carpenter. How the world is fed, p. 12-43 j 630 C22

Carpenter. North America, p. 177-184 j 917 C22a

Chamberlain. How we are fed, p.7-17 j 630 C35

Chase & Clow. Stories of industry, v.2, p.123-141 j 670 C38a3

Keller & Bishop. Commercial and industrial geography,

p. 136-166 j 910 K165

Rocheleau. Great American industries; products of the

soil, p. 150-166 j 633 R56a

Rogers. Book of useful plants, p. 14-27 j 630 R61

Sargent. Corn plants, p. 75-80 j 633.13 S24

See also Flour.

Wheeler, Gen. Joseph.

Morris. Heroes of the army, p. 273-282 j 923.5 M9ih

Wheels. See Water-wheels.

Whiskey insurrection.

Walton & Brumbaugh. Stories of Pennsylvania, p.243-

248 j 974.8 W19

White mountains.

King. Picturesque geographical readers, v.2, p. 80-89 j 910 K26

Whitman, Marcus.

Humphreys. Missionary explorers, p.121-183 j 922 H92

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Whitney, Eli.

Brooks. Historic Americans, p. 218-230 j 920 B77h

Holland. Historic inventions, p.96-110 j 926 H72

Macomber. Stories of great inventors, p.41-77 j 926 M21

Morris. Heroes of progress in America, p. 91-95 j 920 M91

Morris. Historical tales; American, v.2, p. 185-192 j 973 M9ia

Perry. Four American inventors, p. 71-130 j 926 P44

Towle. Heroes and martyrs of invention, p.93-102 j 926 T65

Whittier, John Greenleaf.

Cody. Four American poets, p.131-192 j 928 C65

Keysor. -Sketches of American authors, v.2, p.iii-130. . . .j 928 K23

Our holidays, p.35-50 j 394 O32

Rideing. Boyhood of famous authors, p. 92-1 10 j 928 R43

Wright. Children's stories in American literature, v.i,

p.96-107 j 810.9 W93

Whittier, John Greenleaf. Birthday exercises.

Gow^dy. Special days in school, p.103-114, 129-130 j 808.8 G75

Le Row^. Pieces for every occasion, p. 163-170 j 808.8 L63

Roe. American authors, p. 15-21 j 810 RS9

Whittington, Sir Richard. Stories.

Baldwin. Fifty famous stories retold, p. 140-153 j 904 B19

Haaren. Ballads and tales, p. 76-89 j Hi 13b

Jacobs. English fairy tales, p. 174-185 j 398 Ji3e

Johonnot. Grandfather's stories, p. 54-58 j J375g

Lang. Blue fairy book, p. 206-213 j 398 L23

Lang. History of Whittington j 398 L23hi

Norton. Heart of oak books, v.2, p. 122-137 j 808.8 N46a

Norton. The story teller, p. 150-163 j 398 N46S2

O'Shea. Old World wonder stories, p. 1-22 j 398 O29

Scudder. Book of folk stories, p.105-118 j 398 S43

Scudder. Children's book, p.109-114 qj 808.8 S43

Wickliffe, John. See Wycliffe, John.

Wild animals. See Animals.

Wild flowers,

Britton. Wild plants needing protection j 580 B75

Comstock. Handbook of nature-study, p.496-595 rj 570.7 CjZ

Dana. According to season j 580.4 Di9a

Dana. How to know the wild flowers j 580 D19

Doubleday. Nature's garden qj 580 D75

Keeler. Our early wild flowers j 580 K15

Keeler. Wayside flowers of summer j 580 Ki5w

Lounsberry. Guide to the wild flowers j 580 L93

Mathews. Familiar features of the roadside j 570.4 M47

Mathews. Field book of American wild flowers j 580 M47a

Stack. Wild flowers every child should know j 580 S77

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 32^

Wildcats. See Lynxes.

Willard, Frances Elizabeth.

Morris. Heroes of progress in America, p. 309-316 j 920 M91

Parkman. Heroines of service, p. 87-1 15 j 920.7 P24

William I, the Conqueror, king of England.

Abbott. William the Conqueror j 92 W74ia

Atkinson. European beginnings of American history,

p.iii-125 j 940 A87

Brooks. Historic boys, p. 65-82 j 920 B77

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of the middle ages, p.167-

172 j 920 Hii3fa

Tappan. In the days of William the Conqueror j 92 W74it

William of Orange, called the Silent.

Birkhead. Heroes of modern Europe, p. 74-99 j 920 B48

Harper. Leaders of men, p.208-230 j 923 H28

Schupp. William of Orange j 92 W7412S

William the Silent. See William of Orange, called the Silent.

Williams, Roger.

Johonnot. Stories of our country, p. 32-37 j 973 J37

Morris. Heroes of progress in America, p. 9-15 j 920 M91

Willis, Nathaniel Parker.

Keysor. Sketches of American authors, v.2, p. 23-42.... j 928 K23

Wilson, Woodrow.

Ellis. Lives of the presidents of the U. S., p. 237-240. .j 923.1 E53a2
Parkman. Fighters for peace, p.283-311 j 923.5 P24

Windmills.

Rocheleau. Great American industries; manufactures, p.20-

24 j 670 R56

Winds.

By land and sea, p. 210-213 j 910 B99

King. Picturesque geographical readers, v.2, p.90-98 j 910 K26

.See also Storms. — Weather.

Windsor castle.

George. Little journey to England and Wales, pt.i, p.72-

76 j 9142 G31

Winkelried, Arnold von.

Baldwin. Fifty famous stories retold, p. 66-68 j 904 B19

Finnemore. Switzerland, p. 31-32 j 914.94 F51

Morris. Historical tales; German, p. 187-197 j 943 M9ia

Winter sports. See Hockey. — Ice-boats. — Skating. — Snow-shoes. —
Sports. — Toboggans.

Winthrop, John.

Brooks. Historic Americans, p.i-17 j 920 B77h

Coe. Founders of our country, p. 167-178 j 973-2 C65

Tiffany. Pilgrims and Puritans, p. 1 15-152 j 974-4 T45

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Wire rope.

Williams. How it is made, p.429-441 j 670 W74

Wireless telegraphy.

Adams. Harper's electricity book, p. 201-228 j 537.81 A21

Baker. Boys' book of inventions, p. 79-1 17 j 609 B17

Baker. Boys' second book of inventions, p. 207-253 j 609 Bi7b

Burns. Story of great inventions, p.208-225 j 609 B93

Collins, A. F. Book of wireless j 654.1 C69

Collins, F. A. The wireless man j 654.1 C71

Doubleday. Stories of inventors, p. 3-26 j 609 D75

Du Puy. Uncle Sam's modern miracles, p. 169-176 j 353 D93

Fraser. Every boy's book of handicraft, sports and amuse-
ments, p. 179-197 j 790 F88

Hall. Handicraft for handy boys, p. 219-255 j 790 Hi6h

Holland. Historic inventions, p.261-272 j 926 H72

Jenks. Electricity for young people, p. 275-281, 286-289. . j 621.309 J25

Maule. Boy's book of new inventions, p. 332-351 j 609 M48a

Meadowcroft. A B C of electricity, p. 33-39 j 537 M55a2

Morgan. Boy electrician, p. 237-280 j 621.3 M89

St. John. Things a boy should know about wireless. . . .j 654.1 S14

Tappan. Modern triumphs, p. 362-379 j 604 T19

Verrill. Harper's wireless book j 654.1 V28

Williams. How it works, p. 137-146 j 604 W74a

Woodhull. Electricity and its everyday uses, p. 309-323,

329-332 j 621.3 W86

Wireless telephony. Sec Telephone.

Wister, Sarah.

Sweetser. Ten girls from history, p. 69-86 j 920.7 S97

Wit and humor. See Humor.

Wolves.

Grinnell & Roosevelt. Trail and camp-fire, p. 152-203. .. .j 799 G92

Roosevelt. Good hunting in the West, p. 53-64 j 799 R68

Roosevelt. Wilderness hunter, p. 386-411 j 799 R68w

Wright. Stories of birds and beasts, p. 83-93 j 570-4 W935

Wolves. Stories.

Seton. Lobo, Rag and Vixen, p. 1-29 j S495I

Seton. Wild animals I have known, p. 17-54 j S495W

Women. Biography.

Bolton. Famous leaders among women j 920.7 B6ifa

Bolton. Famous types of womanhood j 920.7 B6if

Bolton. Lives of girls who became famous j 920.7 B61

Brooks. Historic girls j 920.7 B77

Holland. Historic girlhoods j 920.7 H72

Mabie & Stephens. Heroines that every child should

know j 920.7 M 1 1

Parkman. Heroines of service j 920.7 P24

Sweetser. Ten girls from history j 920.7 S97

CHILDREN'S BOOKS— SUBJECT INDEX 325

Women. Biography — continued.

See also Biography. — Girls. — Queens.

Also names of famous women, as Alcott, Louisa May. — Anne,
qticoi of England.
Woo How Tsihtien, empress of China.

Brooks. Historic girls, p. 79-97 j 920.7 B77

Wood.

Foster. Carpentry and woodwork, p.492-497, 510-566.... j 684 F81

Griffith. Essentials of woodworking, p. 1 16-149 j 684 G89

Griffith. Woodwork for secondary schools, p. 11-23.... j 684 G89W

Roth. First book of forestry, p.217-238, 261-281 j 634.9 R75

Wheeler. Woodworking for beginners, p. 29-48, 507-531- -J 684 W61
Sec also Bamboo. — Forestry. — Lumbering. — Trees.

Wood-carving.

Adams. Harper's indoor book, p. 38-55 j 680 A21

Campbell. American girl's home book, p. 339-361 j 790 C15

Foster. Carpentry and woodwork, p. 97-132 j 684 F81

Griffith. Woodwork for secondary schools, p. 223-238.. j 684 G89W
Kelley. Three hundred things a bright girl can do, p.162-

183 j 790 K16

Paret. Harper's handy-book for girls, p. 88-99 j 790 P23

See also Fretwork. — Furniture. — Handicraft.

Woodchucks.

Burroughs. Birds and bees, pt.2, p. 92-96 j S91.5 B94b

Burroughs. Squirrels and other fur-bearers, p. 32-37.... j 599.3 B94
Cram. More little beasts of field and wood, p. 85-106. . . .j 599 C86m
Ingersoll. Wild neighbors, p.251-271 j 596 I24

Woodcraft Indians.

Seton. Book of woodcraft and Indian lore j 796.5 S49

Woodpeckers.

Walker. Bird legend and life, p. 187-200, 227-229 j 598.2 Wi7b

Woodpeckers. Stories.

Mulcts. Bird stories, p.135-151 j M954b

Woodwork. See Carpentry. — Lathes. — Manual training. — Pyrography.
Wood-carving.

Wool.

Allen. Geographical and industrial studies; United States,

p.233-252 j 609.73 A42

Bassett. Story of wool j B296S

Carpenter. Australia, p.24-34 j 910 C22

Carpenter. How the world is clothed, p. 73-105 j 670 C22

Chamberlain. How we are clothed, p. 59-71 j 670 C35

Chase & Clow. Stories of industry, v.2, p. 30-37 j 670 C38a3

Cooke. A visit to a woollen mill j 677.2 C77

Winship. Our industries; fabrics, p. 7-19 j 677 W78

See also Cloth. — Dyeing. — Sheep.

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Words.

Gilman. Short stories from the dictionary j 422 G42

See also Names.

Wordsworth, William.

Wright. Children's stories in English literature, v. 2, p.428-

432 j 820.9 W93

World. See Earth.

Worms.

Buckley. Life and her children, p. 135-152 j 592 B85

Duncan. The seashore, p.64-82 j 592 D89

Jordan. Book of natural history, p. 264-283 j 590.4 J42

Schwartz. Grasshopper Green's garden, p.25-45 j 595.7 S39

See also Caterpillars. — Silkworms.

Wrecks. See Shipwrecks.

Wren, Sir Christopher.

Parton. Captains of industry, v.i, p. 363-371 j 926 P27

Wrens.

Walker. Bird legend and life, p.25-40, 207-211 j 598.2 Wi7b

Wright, Orville, & Wright, Wilbur. See Aeroplanes.

Writers. See Authors.

Writing.

Arnold. Stories of ancient peoples, p.34-48, 102-109 j 930 A75

See also Alphabet. — Authors. — Books and reading. — Lettering. —
Paper. — Pens. — Shorthand. — Typewriters.

Wycliffe, John.

Hodges. Saints and heroes, p. 234-247 j 922 H66

Wright. Children's stories in English literature, v.l, p.202-

219 j 820.9 W93

X rays.

Baker. Boys' book of inventions, p. 171-203 j 609 B17

Jenks. Electricity for young people, p. 256-262 j 621.309 J25

Xavier, St. Francis. See Francisco Xavier, 5"^.

Xenophon.

Haaren & Poland. Famous men of Greece, p. 196-202. . . . j 920 H113

Xerxes the Great, king of Persia.

Abbott. Xerxes j 92 Xi9a

Morris. Historical tales; Greek, p. 135-164 j 938 M9ia

Yachts and yachting.

Ingersoll. Book of the ocean, p. 187-199 j 551-46 124b

Neison. Practical boat building and sailing j 699.1 N2ip

See also Boats and boating. — Sailing. — Ships.

Yellowstone national park.

Carpenter. North America, p. 321-326 j 917 C22a

Carroll & Hart. Around the world; book four, p. 144-146. .j 910 C23d

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Yellowstone national park — continued.

Gilson. Wealth of the world's waste places, p. 35-51 j 910 G42

Johonnot. Geographical reader, p. 155-158, 352-360 j 910 J37

Jordan. Book of natural history, p. 303-314 j 590.4 J42

King. Picturesque geographical readers, v.2, p.46-57 j 910 K26

Our country: West, p. 80-85 j 917.9 O32

Tappan. Stories of nature, p. 517-531 j 504 T19

United States — Interior department. National parks port-
folio j 711 U25

Yosemite valley.

Carroll & Hart. Around the world; book four, p.io8-iii. .j 910 C23d

Johonnot. Geographical reader, p. 158-164 j 910 J37

King. Picturesque geographical readers, v.5, p. 172-182.. .j 910 K26
United States — Interior department. National parks port-
folio j 711 U25

Young I>retender. See Stuart, Charles Edward, the Young Pretender.

Yucatan.

Knox. Boy travellers in Mexico, p.442-528 j 917.2 K35

Zane, Elizabeth.

Baldwin. American book of golden deeds, p. 80-92 j 920 B19

Blaisdell & Ball. Short stories from American history,

p.64-71 j 973 B52S

Cooke. Stories of the Old Dominion, p. 219-235 . . . .• j 975-5 C77

Eggleston. Stories of American life and adventure, p.128-

132 } 973 E35S

Morris. Historical tales; American, v.i, p. 128-137 J 973 M9ia

Zanzibar.

White & Smith. Little journey to South Africa, p.182-

197 j 916.8 W63I

Zenobia, queen of Palmyra.

Brooks. Historic girls, p.i-21 j 920.7 B77

Farmer. Girls' book of famous queens, p. 95-109 j 923.1 F24

Morris. Historical tales; Greek, p.351-359 j 938 M9ia

Zeppelins. See Air-ships.

Zinc.

Rocheleau. Great American industries; minerals, p.207-

213 j 553 R56g

See also Metals.

Zoology. See Animals. — Birds. — Evolution. — Fish and fishing. — Fossils.
— Hibernation. — Insects. — Natural history. — Nature. — Nests. —
Ocean life. — Reptiles. — Snakes. — Taxidermy. — Worms.
Also names of animals, as Bears. — Dogs.
Zulus.

Lang. Blue true story book, p. 19-49 j 904 L23b

Lang. True story book, p. 132-152 j 904 L23

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