OF AN FRANCISCO.
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INTRODUCTION.
THE first Catalogue of the Association was published in 1854. There were then in
the Library less than three thousand volumes. The second followed in 1861, and con-
tained nearly fourteen thousand volumes. The present (or third) Catalogue represents
the books in the Library on Feb. 1, 1874, numbering over thirty-six thousand volumes.
It is prepared upon what is commonly termed the ' Dictionary plan,' which consists of
an alphabetical arrangement of author, title, and subject, with subdivisions of the latter,
when deemed of 'sufficient extent and importance. The system adopted is the same,
with modifications, as that inaugurated by the Boston Public Library, and followed,
with a few variations, by the principal libraries of our own country and England. Its
simplicity is its great recommendation. No previous study of an elaborate and complex
system of classification is required to avail one's self of its contents : its copious refer-
ences and cross-references render it an index to itself, and guide the inquirer, step by
step, through the entire range of subjects kindred to the one sought.
To insure a more ready and complete understanding of the system, with its modifi-
cations which latter, of necessity, vary more or less in different Catalogues a few
general rules, to which we have endeavored to conform, are here subjoined. Books are
entered
1. Under the name of the author. This forms the principal entry. Here, and here
only, can be found the complete imprint of the work, to wit : as exact and complete a
transcript of the title-page as its importance demands, the date and place of publica-
tion, and the size of the book. One unusual and important exception to this rule is
made in the case of Biographical treatises, where the imprint is placed under the sub-
ject-matter or name of the character of the Biography, instead of under the author.
This innovation, it is thought, will prove a decided advantage, since the subject of the
Biography is the sole centre of interest and the direct object of search. Collections in
Biography, with few exceptions, follow the same rule. For examples, see the headings
Men, Orators, Queens, Statesmen, etc.
2. Under the subject-matter. By means of this entry are brought together, in alpha-
betical order, all works on any given subject. They are here arranged by authors, with
an abbreviated title of the book, since the primary object of these entries is to inform the
reader as to who have written upon the given topic rather than what has been written.
They serve to direct one to the principal, or author's entry, where the full description
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VI INTRODUCTION.
is to be found. "When the last word or words in these abbreviated titles are the same
as the ones used for the subject-heading above, they are omitted. Specific subject
titles, in place of the more general, have been chosen for these entries, with copious
cross-references from the latter. Thus, works relating to Birds, Fishes, Insects, etc.,
are placed under these respective titles throughout the work, instead of in a complex
sub-classification under Zoology. Treatises on the Horse will be found under this
name, and not under Animals or Quadrupeds. Numerous subjects, as America, Cali-
fornia, United States, and the names of many countries, states, and cities, by reason of
the number and variety of publications relating thereto, have been arranged in subdi-
visions, as calculated to simplify and facilitate the labor of reference.
3. Under the running or popular title i. e., under the first word of the title, not an
article. Though this rule applies more strictly to novels, which require but two entries,
viz., by author and title, it is scarcely less serviceable in every other department of
literature, and has been used in all cases where the title, from its peculiarity, is likely
to be remembered or inquired for.
Anonymous works are entered, for the most part, under the leading word of the
title; publications of societies, associations, etc., under the name of the society, etc.;
government, state, or municipal documents under the particular country, state, or city.
Biographies of authors, and all references to them, are arranged after the works of
such authors. See, e. g., Lamb, C., page 475.
Parentheses, immediately following the names of authors, inclosing dates, denote
the years of their birth and death ; inclosing ^italicized words, indicate pseudonyms,
honorary titles, or explanations ; inclosing Christian names (or initials), signify that
they are not ordinarily used by the author, and are rarely found in his works ; e. g. ,
Dumas, Alexandre (Davy), Collins, (W.) W.
Brackets denote that the matter embraced is introduced by way of explanation .
Capital letters have been made use of only for proper names, adjectives derived
from them, and the initial titles of each sentence. ' Although,' says the Catalogue of
the Library of Congress, ' this is a departure from a very general usage in printing the
, German and some other languages, it secures a uniform and elegant typography ; and
as the capitalization of substantives was not practiced in the early days of German
typography, and is recently abandoned by Grimm and other philologists, the innovation
is not without high authority/ Accordingly, in the French language as well, to avoid
what might be to the general reader an apparent inconsistency, proper adjectives have
been capitalized.
The Catalogue has been printed from new type, and, with the several distinctive
kinds of letter, presents a neat and characteristic page. The first word of the main
entries is in light antique ; subject-headings, when there are two or more titles, are de-
noted by a separate line in the same ; and, in the entries under a subject, authors'
names are placed in small capitals. Subdivisions are prominent in a distinctive bold-
faced type. The body of the work is in brevier, and the contents in agate.
INTRODUCTION. Vll
The dash ( ), commonly made use of to denote the repetition of authors' names or
subject-headings, has been omitted except in three classes of entries : 1st, under a
subject-heading when there are two or more treatises of the same author (see Botany
Mueller, F. von, Torrey, J., page 98) ; 2d, when two or more works of joint authors are
brought together, to indicate the repetition of both (see Morton, T. and J. M., page
575) ; 3d, after double columns which come outside of the range of the titles (see page
297). The word Same is used to avoid a repetition, and includes both title and author
of the preceding work.
Books are described as 12mo, 8vo, 4to, etc., from their apparent size, and not strictly
in accordance with printers' classification, derived from the folding of the sheets.
Attention is invited to the fullness and detail which have been carried out in cata-
loguing the various collections of Voyages, Essays, and miscellaneous writings in
general. Among those subjects which are deserving of special notice may be men-
tioned the extensive list of Dramas by titles ; America ; the Arundel, and Chaucer soci-
eties ; California ; Lacy's Plays ; Bare, old, and curious books ; Sainte-Beuve ; Shake-
speare ; Smithsonian Institution ; the Pacific Railroad Beports, and the United States.
While the Catalogue has been going through the press a large number of books
have been added to the Library, and some omissions discovered. When possible, this
new matter has been inserted in the body of the work ; but much of it has, of necessity,
been used to form a Supplement, and placed at the end of the volume. In some few
cases, an author will be found in the body of the work and the subject in the Supple-
ment, and vice versa.
On the following page are given a few 'Rules for Alphabetizing,' consisting princi-
pally of those set forth in the ' Class list for English prose fiction ' of the Boston
Public Library. They are based upon Professor JEWETT'S rules, laid down in his ' Con-
struction of Catalogues,' and, as they have been our guide in the arrangement of titles,
are inserted that they may serve the use of interpretation.
A list of Abbreviations used in the titles of Dramas, etc., will be found under the
heading ' Dramas by titles,' page 237. Those in general use throughout the work, for
the most part, require no explanation. A few of the more uncommon are given on
the next page.
The Association has been fortunate in having employed upon the work so compe-
tent and thorough a proof-reader as Mr. Jos. EVANS. His judgment and experience
have been a constant aid, while his interest in the labor' and close application thereto
have rendered his assistance invaluable.
Thanks are also due Mr. E. A. PESOLI for the great service voluntarily rendered by
him during the continuance of the work, in revising the French and Italian portions
of our proofs.
A. E. WHITAKER,
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1, 1874. Librarian.
RULES FOR ALPHABETIZING.
1. Authors' names should precede titles of books, or names
of subjects. Thus, Homes, H. A., should precede 'Homes,
works, and shrfnes of English artists.' West, B., precedes
West, The,
2. Surnames should precede names of places when they are
identical. Thus, Washington, G., should take precedence of
Washington, IX C.
3. Christian names, used as headings, should precede sur-
names. Thus, Francis n. should go before Francis, C. S.
4. The name of an author whose initials only are known
precedes the same letters with a full Christian name. Tims,
Brown, T. Allston, is placed before Brown, Thomas.
5. Proper names beginning with Me or M' are arranged as
if spelled Mac, and must be looked for under those letters.
6. A hyphened word is to be alphabetized as if the last part
were a word by itself, though the whole word is printed fa
the antique letter. Thus, ' Happy -thought hall ' should be
placed after ' Happy home ' and before ' Happy thoughts.'
7. The possessive case singular should follow the nomina-
tive singular (whatever the adjunct of the latter may be), and
should precede the nominative plural. Thus, 'Margaret's
choice ' should follow ' Margaret Russell's school,' and ' Bride's
fate ' should precede 'Brides and bridals.' The same princi-
ple applies to the possessive plural.
8. Abbreviations (as Mr., Mrs., Dr., etc.) are to be treated
as if spelt out (Mister, Mistress, Doctor, etc.).
9. Compound names of persons as De Morgan, DCS Vceux,
Du Chaillu, La Motte-Fouq.ue', Las Casas, Le Sage, Van Buren
are to be treated as single words, and printed in antique
letter. In the alphabetical arrangement, therefore, Demon-
ology would precede, and Demosthenes follow De Morgan ;
and similarly In like cases.
fC. Compound names of places, as New York, Nova Scotia,
etc., are to be treated as separate words. Hence New Hamp-
shire and New York precede Newark, and Nova Scotia comes
before Novalis.
ABBREVIATIONS.
Ab About.
Abp , Archbishop.
Am America ; American.
Am. ethuol. soc American ethnological society.
Ann. cat. Am. coll Annual catalogues of American
colleges.
App Appendix.
Aus Ausgewahlte.
Aust Australia.
Bait. Baltimore.
Biblioth Bibliotheca.
Biog Biographical ; biography.
Bost Boston.
Bp Bishop.
Br. British.
Cal California.
Camb Cambridge.
Chr Christian.
Class Classical.
Coll Collections ; colleges.
Coll. voy Collected voyages.
Comp Compiled ; compiler.
Domest Domestic.
Dr.... Drama ; dramatic.
Ed Edited ; edition ; editor.
Edin Edinburgh.
Encycl Encyclopedia.
Ethnol Ethnological; ethnology.
Geog Geographical.
Geol Geological.
Ges Gesammelte.
Gott Gdttingen.
H. F. lib Harper's Family library.
Hist Historical; history.
Impf. Imperfect.
Lange's Com Lange's Commentary.
Lib Library.
Lond London.
Md Maryland.
Melb Melbourne.
Mis Miscellaneous; miscellany.
N.d No date.
N. E. h., g. s New England historic, genealogi-
cal society.
N.t.p No title-page.
N. Y New York.
Nat. lib Naturalist's library.
No Number.
Nouv. fid Nouvelle edition.
Obi Oblong.
Oxf. Oxford.
P. pp Page pages.
Paris univ. expos Paris universal exposition.
Phil Philadelphia.
Prov Providence.
Pseud Pseudonym.
Pub Published ; publisher.
Kept Report.
Rev Review ; revised.
8. F. San Francisco.
Samm Siimmtliche.
Script. Grsec. biblioth Scrlptorum Grsecorum bibliothe-
ca.
Sm Small.
Soc Society.
Sq Square.
Tr. Trans Translated ; translation ; trans-
lator.
Trans. Transactions.
V Volume.
Valpy's Script. Lat Valpy's Scriptores Latini.
Vitse excell. imp Vitse excelleutum imperatorum.
Wash Washington.
Wore Worcester.
CATALOGUE.
A.
A., M. (a Pruss. artil. officer). War of 1870-71,
The. Tr. from the German, by C. H. Fair-
fax. Lond. 1873. 12?
A. L. O. B. (pseud.). See Tucker, Miss C.
A quoi tient 1'amour, etc. SECOND, A.
A travers chants. BERLIOZ, H.
Abailard . See Abel ard .
Abbe, Cleveland. Dorpat and Poulkova observ-
atories. (In Smithsonian rept. 1867.)
Abbe * * *, L' (pseud.). See Deleon.
Abbey, R. City of God and the church-mak-
ers : an examination into structural Chris-
tianity. N. Y. 1872. 12?
Abbot, Ezra. See Alger, W. R.
Abbot, Henry Larcom. Report upon explora-
tions from Sacramento valley to the Colum-
bia river, made by R. S. Williamson, 1855.
See Pacific railroad, Reports of explora-
tions, etc.
See also Humphreys, A. A.
Abbot, The. SCOTT, Sir W.
Abbotsford. IRVING, W. (In Crayon mis.)
Abbott, A. O. Prison life in the south, during
the years 1864-5. N. Y. 1865. 12?
Abbott, Austin (b. 1831). See Abbott, B. V., et al.
Abbott, Benj. V. (b. 1830), A., and L. Matthew
Caraby. By Benauly. N. Y. 1859. 12?
Abbott, Edwin Abbott. Shakespearian grammar:
an attempt to illustrate some of the differ-
ences between Elizabethan and modern En-
glish. Lond. 1869. 16?
and SEELEY, J. R. English lessons for En-
glish people. Bost. 1872. 12?
Abbott, Gorham D. Mexico and the United
States : their natural relations and common
interests. N. Y. 1869. 8?
Abbott, Jacob (b. 1803). Aunt Margaret ; or,
how John True kept his resolutions. N. Y.
1856. 16? (2 cop.)
FLORENCE'S return. N. Y. 1864. 16?
FORCE. (Science for the young.) N. Y. 1873.
FRANCONIA stories. N. Y. 1852. 10 v. 12?
Contents :
Agnes.
Beechnut.
Caroline.
Ellen Linn.
Malleville.
Mary Bell.
Mary Krsklne.
Rodolphus.
Stuyvesant
Wallace.
Abbott (continued)
(Ed.) Harper's story books : a series of nar-
ratives, dialogues, biographies, and tales, for
the instruction and entertainment of the
young. N. Y. n.d. 12 v. 12?
Contents :
Alcove, v. 8.
Aunt Margaret, v. 9.
Bruno, v. 1.
Carl and Jocko, v. 10.
Congo, v. 12.
Dialogues, v. 8.
Klfred, v. 6.
Emma, v. 2.
Engineer, v. 7.
Franklin, v. 4.
Gibraltar gallery, v. 8.
Great elm, v. 9.
Harper establishment, v. 4.
Jasper, v. 11.
John True, v. 6.
Judge Justin, v. 11.
Lapstone, v. 10.
Little Louvre, v. 2.
Little Paul, v. 12.
Minigo, v. 11.
Museum, v. 6.
Orkney, the peacemaker, v.
10.
Prank, v. 2.
Rambles among the Alps,
v. 7.
Story of American history,
v. 5.
Story of ancient history, v.
5.
Story of English history, v.
Strait gate, v. 1.
Studio, v. 4.
Three gold dollars, v. 7.
Timboo and Fanny, v. 3.
Timboo and Joliba.v. 3.
Vernon, v. 9.
Viola, v. 12.
Virginia, v. 3.
Willie and the mortgage, v.
HEAT; with numerous engravings. (Science
for the young.) N. Y. 1871. 12?
HISTORY of Alexander the great.
HISTORY of Cleopatra.
HISTORY of Cyrus the great.
HISTORY of Darius the great.
HISTORY of Hannibal.
HISTORY of Julius Caesar.
HISTORY of King Charles the sccxnd of En-
gland.
HISTORY of Marie Antoinette
HISTORY of Mary, queen of Scots.
HISTORY of Peter the great.
HISTORY of Pyrrhus.
HISTORY of Queen Elizabeth.
HISTORY of Romulus.
HISTORY, of William tne conqueror.
JUNO stories. N. Y. ra.rf. 16?
Contents ;
Hubert, Y. 4.
Juno and Georgie, v. 1.
Juno on a journey, v. 3.
Mary Osborne, v. 2.
LIGHT ; with numerous engravings. (Science
for the young.) N. Y. 1872. 12?
LITTLE learner, The : learning about common
things. Illustrated. N. Y. 1857. 16?
REVOLT of the American colonies. N. Y.
1864. 18?
ABBOTT
ABOO-BEKR-IBN-TOFAIL,
Abbott (continued)
ROLLO books. N. Y. 1863. (New rev. ed.)
14 v. 16?
Contents :
Rollo at play.
Rollo at school.
Rollo at work.
Rollo learning to reao.
Rollo learning to tata '
Rollo's correspondence.
Rollo's experiments.
ROLLO'S
12?
Rollo's museum.
Rollo's philosophy(atr).
Rollojs philosophy (fire).
Rotlo's 'pHUo&op.hy (water).
Jcolfo's travels.
M)v.
Contents :
Rollo in Geneva.
Rollo in Holland.
Kollo in London.
Rollo In Naples.
Rollo in Paris.
Rollo in Rome.
Rollo In Scotland.
Rollo in Switzerland.
Rollo on the Atlantic.
Rollo on the Rhine.
WASHINGTON.
WATER and land; with engravings. N. Y.
1872. 12?
YOUNG Christian, The ; or, a familiar illustra-
tion of the principles of Christian, duty.
1ST. Y. n.d. 12?
Abbott, Joel ( Capt.). Keportof an examination
of the Bonin islands. (In Perry's Expedi-
tion to Japan, v. 2.)
Abbott, John Sebastian Cabot (b. 1805). Con-
fidential correspondence of the Emperor Na-
po!6on and the Empress Josephine.
EMPIRE of Austria : its rise and present power.
N. Y, 1859. 12?
EMPIRE of Kussia, from the remotest periods to
the present time. N.Y. 1860. 12? (2 cop.)
FERDINAND de Soto, the discoverer of the
Mississippi.
FRENCH revolution of 1789, The, as viewed
in the light of republican institutions. N.
Y. 1859. 8?
HISTORY of Frederick the second, called Fred-
erick the great.
HISTORY of Joseph Bonaparte.
HISTORY of Josephine.
HISTORY of Louis Philippe, king of the French.
HISTORY of Madame Roland.
HISTORY of Marie Antoinette.
HISTORY of Napole'on Bonaparte.
HISTORY of Napoleon in.
HISTORY of the civil war in America. N. Y.
1863. 2 v. 8? (2 cop.)
KINGS and queens; or, life in the palace.
LIVES of the presidents of the United States
of America.
MOTHER at home ; or, the principles of ma-
ternal duty familiarly illustrated. (2d ed.)
Bost. 1833. 12?
ROMANCE of Spanish history, The. N. Y.
1869. 12?
See also Parton, J., et al.
Abbott, Lyman (b. 1835). Jesus of Nazareth:
his life and teachings. N. Y. 1869. 12?
(Ed.) Morning and evening exercises ; se-
lected from the published and unpublished
writings of Henry Ward Beecher. N. Y.
1871. 8?
See also Abbott, B. V., et al.
Abbott, Kosa. Pinks and blues ; or, the orphan
asylum. Bost. 1871. 12? (2 cop.)
TOMMY Hickup ; or, a pair of black eyes.
Bost. 1868. 12? (2 cop.)
UPSIDE down; or, will and work. Bost.
1868. 16?
Abbreviations used in England in 1867. DE
LA RUE, W. (In Smithsonian rept. 1867.)
A B O du travailleur. ABOUT, E. (F. V.)
Abdallah. TIECK, L. (In Schriften, v. 8.)
A'Becket, Thomas. See Becket, T. 4'.
A'Beckett, Gilbert Abbott (1810-1856). Angelo;
or, the actress of Padua. (Play.) Mod.
stand, dr., v. 23.)
COMIC Blackstone, The. Chicago, 1869. 8?
COMIC history of England, The; with ten col-
ored etchings, and one hundred and twenty
wood-cuts. Lond. 1860. 2 v. 12?
COMIC history of Rome, The. Lond. n.d. 12?
GLITTER. (Com.) Lacy's Plays, v. 83.
LENDING a hand. (Com.) Lacy's Plays, v.
69.
MAN with the carpet-bag. (Farce.) Lacy's
Plays, v. 68.
SIAMESE twins. (Farce.) Lacy's Plays, v.
79.
TURNED head, The. (Farce.) Lacy's Plays,
v. 67.
and LEMON, M. Peter Wilkins ; or, the flying
islanders. (Melo-dr. spect.) Mod. stand,
dr., v. 19.
Abeilles, Les. MKRY, J. (In (Euvres, v. 27.)
Abelard (or Abailard), Pierre (1079-1142). GR-
ARD, M. Lettres completes d'Abelard et
d'He"loi'se.
LAMARTINE, A. de. Vie de. (In (Euvres
completes, v. 35.)
WIGHT, O. W. Romance of Aboard and
He'loi'se.
See also Historical difficulties.
Abend vor der hochzeit, Der. ZSCHOKKE, J. H.
D. (In Ges. schriften, v. 10.)
Abendgesprache. TIECK, L. (In Schriften,
v. 25.)
Abenteuer, Das. GRIMM, H. (In Novellen.)
Abenteuer der neujahrsnacht, Das. ZSCHOK-
KE, J. H. D. (In Ges. schriften, v. 9.)
Abercrombie, John (1781-1844). Inquiries
concerning the intellectual powers, and the
investigation of truth. N.Y. 1833. 16? H.
F. lib., v. 37.
Abercrombie, Sir Ralph. See Military com-
manders, Lives of the most eminent Brit-
ish.
Aberdeen, George Hamilton Gordon (earl of),
(1784-1860). See English statesmen since
the peace of 1815.
Abernethy, John. MACILWAIN, G. Memoirs
of. N. Y. 1853. 12?
Abert, James William. Report of his examina-
tion of New Mexico in the years 1846-7.
Wash. 1848. 8? (2 cop.)
Abi Jaafar Eb'n Tophail. See Aboo-Bekr-Ibn-
Tofail.
Abich, Staatsrath. Remarkable forms of hail-
stones in Georgia. (In Smithsonian rept.
1869.)
Abolition. See Slavery.
Abolition of the state. ENGLANDER, S.
Abominations of modern society. TALMAGE,
T. DE W.
Aboo-Bekr-Ibn-Tofail (d. 1186). The history
of Hai Eb'n Yockdan, an Indian prince ;
or, the self-taught philosopher. Wherein is
demonstrated by what steps and degrees hu-
man reason, improved by diligent observa-
ABOO-BEKR-IBN-TOFAIL
ABYSSINIA
Aboo (continued')
tion and experience, may arrive to the
knowledge of natural things, and from
thence to the discovery of supernatural s ;
more especially of God, and the concern-
ments of the other world. Set forth not long
ago in the original Arabic, with the Latin
version, by Edw. Pocock, M.A., and student
of Christ's church, Oxon. 1671. And now
translated into English. Lond.: Printed for
Kichard Chiswell and "William Thorp, 1686.
12?
Aborigines. See Colonial intelligencer; Indi-
ans ; also the names of countries.
About, Edmond Fransois Valentin (b. 1828).
A B C du travailleur. Paris, 1868. 12
CAUSERIES. (2e series.) Paris, 1867. 2 v.
12
Contents :
Bains d'alr, Les, v. 2.
Bfttons rompus, Les, v. 2.
Chateau du guignon, Le, v. 1.
Cherte. La, v. 2.
Conseillers d'un orateur liberal, v. 1.
Culture des eaux, La, v. 1.
Discours de 1'escabeau, v. 1.
Discours de rentrge, v. 1.
Enseignement medical, L', et 1'exerclce de la m6-
decine, v. 2.
EpUre aux bredouilles, v. 2.
Esprits et les dupes, Les, v. 2.
Francs-macons excommuniCs, Les, v. 2.
Gr&ve des epouseurs, La, v. 2.
Grfive, La, v. 2.
Inyentaire de 1864, L', v. 1.
Juif et le moine, Le, v. 2.
Justice, La, et la liberte dans 1'industrie typogra-
phique, v. 2.
Liberte, La, v. 2.
Mangeuses d'argent, Les, v. 2.
Medecine a Paris, La, v. 2.
Miracles a la mode, Les, v. 2.
Mon homme, v. 1.
MusCe des pauvres gens, Le, v. 2.
Poissous d'Avril, Les, v. 2.
Premier fagot de 1'hiver, Le, v. 2.
Recrutemeut des hommes d'Stat, Le, v. 2.
Resurrection des communes, La, v. 2.
Vessies et les Ian terries, Les, v. 2.
ler Avril, 1864, v. 1.
ler Mai, v. 1.
ler Juln, v. 1.
ler Juillet, v. 1.
ler Aoflt, v. 1.
ler Septembre, v. 1.
ler Octobre, v. 1.
FELLAH, The. Tr.by SirK.Koberts. Lond.
1870. 12 (2 cop.)
GERMAINE. (8e 6d.} Paris, 1867. 12
Same. Translated by M. L. Booth. Bost.
1860. 12
GRECE contemporaine, La. ( be 3d.) Paris
1863. 16
GREECE and the Greeks of the present dav.
N. Y. 1857. 12
HAND-BOOK of social economy ; or, the work-
er's ABC. Lond. 1872. 12
HOMME a 1'oreille cassee, L'. (5e 3d.) Paris,
1868. 12?
INFAME, L'. Paris, 1867. 8?
JACQUES Mainfroi. ( In Semaine litte"raire.)
KING of the mountains, The. Tr. by Mary
L. Booth. Bost. 1861. 12 (2 cop.)
MADELON. (oe 3d.) Paris, 1868. 12
MAITRE Pierre. (4.e 3d.) Paris, 1862. 12?
MAN with the broken ear. Tr. by H. Holt. N
Y. 1867. 12? (2 cop.}
MARIAGES de province, Les. Paris, 1868. 8?
Contents:
Album du regiment, L'.
Etienne.
Fille du chanoine, La.
Mainfroi.
About (continued)
NOSE of a notary. Bost. n.d. 16?
PROGRES, Le. (4e 3d.) Paris, 1867. 12? (2
cop.)
Contents :
Non valeurs de la terres, Les.
Politique et la guerre, La,
Progres au xix. siecle, Le.
Progres dans les arts, Le.
Repression, La.
Travail, Le.
Villes et les campagnes, Les.
Association, L'.
Bien, Le.
Budget, Le.
Broit, Le.
Education, IA
Etat, L'.
Grand problSme, Le.
KOMAN question, The. Translated from the
French, by H. C. Coape. N. Y. 1859. 12?
(2 cop.)
KOUGE et noir : a tale of Baden-Baden. Tr.
by E. E. Phil. 1873. 12? (5 cop.)
THEATRE impossible. (2e 3d.) Paris, 1864.
12?
Contents :
Assassin, L'.
Chapeau de sainte Catherine, Le.
Education d'un prince, L'.
Guillery.
TOLLA. (8e 3d.) Paris, 1863. 12?
TRENTE et quarante. (6e 3d.) Paris, 1868.
12?
Contents :
Parents de Bernard, Les.
Sans dot
Trente et quarante.
TURCO, Le. (2e M.) Paris, 1867. 12?
VIEILLE roche, La. (2e 3d.) Paris, 1867. 3
v. 8?
Contents :
Mari impr6vu, Le, v. 1.
Marquis de Lanrose. Le, v. 3.
Vacances de la comtesse, Les, v. 2.
See also Modern men of letters.
About in the world. FRISWELL, J. H.
Above her station. PHILIPS, Mrs. H.
Above tempest and tide. VERENA, S.
Abraham-a-Sancta-Clara (1642-1709). On
Envy. (In Hedge, F. H. Prose writers of
Germany.)
Abraham Page, Esq. A novel. HOLT, J. S.
Abrantes (duchesse d 1 ). See Junot, L. P.
Abrege du lyce"e, ou cours de litte"rature ancienne
et moderne. LAHARPE, J. F. DE.
Abridgments of patents (British). See Patents.
Abroad. COGHILL, J. H.
Absalom and Achitophel. (Poem.) DRYDEN
J. (In Works, v. 9.)
Same. (In Poems, v. 1, 2.)
Ab-sa-ra-ka : home of the Crows. CARRIXG-
TON, Mrs. M. I.
Abscess. COOTE, H. Treatise on abscesses,
A. (In Holmes, T. System of surgery, v.
Absentee, The. EDGEWORTH, M. (In Tales of
fashionable life, v. 5.)
Absorbent system. MOORE, C. H. Diseases
of the. (In Holmes, T. System of surgery,
v. 3.)
Abyssinia
BAKER, Sir S. W. Nile tributaries of.
BLANC, H. Narrative of captivity in.
BLANFORD, W. T. Observations on the ge-
ology and zoology of.
BRUCE, J. Travels to discover the source of
the Nile.
JOHNSTON, C. Travels in southern.
MARKHAM, C. K. History of the Abyssinian
expedition .
ABYSSINIA
ADALBERT
.Abyssinia (continued)
PARKYNS, M. Life in.
KASSAM, H. British mission to Theodore,
king of.
KUSSELL, M. Nubia and.
See also Nile ; Revue de deux mondes, 1850
and 1868.
Acacius(d.489). DIOGENES LAERTIUS. Life of.
[By Eunapius.] (In Lives, ed. 1688, v.
2.)
Academician, The ; containing the elements of
scholastic science and the outlines of philo-
sophic education. Ed. by Albert Picket.
V. 1 (Feb. 1819 to Jan. 1820). N. Y. 8 C .
Academie Fran9aise, Dictionnaire de 1'.
Academy, The: a monthly record of literature,
learning, science, and art. V. 1, 2 (1869-71).
Lond. 4
Academy of natural sciences (Phil.). Journal,
v. 1 (1817) to 8 (1839). Phil. 8v. 8
PROCEEDINGS. 15 v. (1857-72.) Phil. 8?
RUSCHENBERGER, W. S. W. Origin, prog-
ress, and present condition of the. [1852.]
(In Pamphlets, v. 24.)
Academy of sciences (New Orleans). Eeport
of the special committee of the Academy of
sciences, 1857, in consideration of the sub-
ject of a geological survey of Louisiana.
N. O. 1858. 8 (In Pamphlets, v. 10.)
Academy of sciences (Paris). FLOURENS, M. J.
P. History of the. (In Smithsonian rept.
1862.)
Acadia ; or, a month with the blue noses. Coz-
ZENS, F. S.
Acalephs. See Kadiata.
Accident insurance. BIGELOW, M. M. Re-
ports of all the published life and accident
insurance cases determined in the American
courts prior to January, 1871.
Account of the sphinx at Mount Auburn.
Achan in El Dorado. SCOTT, W. A.
Achard, Louis Am6d6e Eugene (6. 1814). Belle
Hose. Tr. by Mrs. M. L. Johnson. Phil.
1872. 12 (5 cop.)
CHAINES de fer, Les. N. Y. 1867. 8
Contents :
Chalnes de fer, Les.
Fils du tanneur, Le.
COUPS d'e'pe'e (Les) de M. de la Guerche.
Paris, 1863. 2 v. 12?
FILS du Foucandier, Le. (In Romans.)
[For other stories, see Revue de deux mondes,
v. 54, 79, 84, 85, 92.]
Acheson, Frederick. Essay on the collection
and storage of water in Victoria. (In Vic-
torian government prize essays, 1860.)
Acheta Domestica (pseud.). See Budgen, L/M.
Achilleidos. (Poem.) STATIUS, P. P. (In
Opera omnia, v. 3.)
Achilleis. (Poem.) GOTHE, J. W. VON. (In
Samm. werke, v. 1.)
Achilles Tatius (of Alexandria). (Lived in kth
or 5th century.) De Clitophontis et Leucip-
pes amoribus. Libri octo. (Gr. et Lat.)
(In Erotici scriptores.) Didot's Script. Graec.
biblioth.
See also Greek romances.
Acids. KNAPP, F. Chemical technology.
See also Patents, Abridgments of British, v. 24.
Acis and Galatea. A serenata. GAY, J. (In
Poetical works, v. 2.)
Aconite. REIL, J. C. Monograph upon.
Acoustics
HENRY, J. Acoustics applied to public build-
ings. (In Smithsonian rept. 1856.)
RADAU, R. Acoustique, L'.
Wonders of.
See also Music ; Natural philosophy ; Sound.
Across America and Asia. PUMPELLY, R.
Across the Atlantic. HAESELER, C. H.
Across the continent : a summer's journey.
BOWLES, S.
Actaea (pseud.). See Agassiz, Mrs. E. C.
Acte. DUMAS, A. (D.)
Acting. See Stage.
Actions speak louder than words. NEELY, K. J.
Acton, William. Functions and disorders of the
reproductive organs in childhood, youth,
adult age, and advanced life, considered in
their physiological, social, and moral rela-
tions. (3d Am. ed.) Phil. 1871. 8
PROSTITUTION, considered in its moral, social,
and sanitary aspects, in London and other
large cities and towns ; with proposals for
the control and prevention of its attendant
evils. (2d ed.) Lond. 1859. 8?
Actors
COLLIER, J. P. Memoirs of the principal
actors in the plays of Shakespeare.
TUCKERMA"N, H. T. Criterion, The.
VANDENHOFF, G. Leaves from an actor's
note-book.
See also Stage.
Acts of the apostles
ALEXANDER, J. A. Acts of the apostles, ex
plained.
LECHLER, G. V. Commentary on the. (In
Lange's Commentary, new test., v. 4.)
RIPLEY, H. J. Acts of the apostles, with
notes.
WALKER, A. (TV.) (In Ante-Nicene Chr.
lib., v. 18. )
See also Bible.
Acufia, Cristoval de (1597-1680). Discovery of
the great river of the Amazons, 1639-41.
Tr. by C. R. Markham. Lond. 1859. (In
Hakluyt soc., v. 23.)
Acushnet water board. Report to the city and
county of New Bedford for 1871 . New Bed.
1871. 8
Ad clerum : advice to a young preacher. PARK-
ER, J.
Ad fidem. BURR, E. F.
Adair, James. History of the American Indians,
particularly those nations adjoining to the
Mississippi, east and west Florida, Georgia,
South and North Carolina, and Virginia ;
containing an account of their origin, lan-
guage, manners, religious and civil customs,
laws, form of government, punishments,
conduct in war, and domestic life, etc., etc.
Lond. 1775. 4
Adalbert, Heinrich Wilhelm (prince of Prussia).
Travels in the south of Europe and in Bra-
zil ; with a voyage up the Amazon and its
tributary, the Xingu, now first explored.
Tr. by Sir R. H. Schomburgk and J. E.
Taylor. With an introduction, by Baron
Von Humboldt. Lond. 1849. 2 v. 8.
ADAM
ADAMS
Adam, James. See Adam, R. andj.
Adam, Robert and J. Works in architecture ;
containing plans, elevations, sections, and
detail of the principal buildings, public and
private, erected in Great Britain in the reign
of George the third. Illustrated with 125
plates. 3 v. in 1. Lond. 1822. Imp. fi
Adam and the Adamite. M'CAUSLAND, D.
Adam Bede. LEWES, M. J.
Adam Blair. LOCKHART, J. G.
Adam Buff. JERROLD, D. (W.)
Adam Graeme of Mossgray. OLIPHANT, M. O. W.
Adams, Mrs. Abigail [Smith], (1744-1818).
Letters of, with an introductory mem-
oir by her grandson, Charles Francis Ad-
ams. Fourth edition, revised and enlarged,
with an appendix, containing the letters ad-
dressed by John Q. Adams to his son, on
the study of the Bible. Bost. 1848. 8
Adams, Andrew Leith. Field and forest ram-
bles ; with notes and observations on the
natural history of eastern Canada. Illus-
trated. Lond. 1873. 8
NOTES of a naturalist in the Nile valley and
Malta. Edin. 1870. 12
Adams, Arthur. Notes on the natural history of
the eastern archipelago. (In Belcher's Nar-
rative of voyage of the Samarang, 1848.
TRAVELS of a naturalist in Japan and Man-
churia. Lond. 1870. 8?
(Ed.) Zoology of the voyage of H. M. S.
Samarang, under the command of Sir Ed-
ward Belcher, during the years 1843-6.
By J. E. Gray, Sir John Richardson, A.
Adams, Lovell Reeve, and Adam "White.
Lond. 1850. 4 See Belcher.
See also Adams, H. and A.
Adams, Arthur, BAIKIE, W. B., and BARRON,
C. Manual of natural history, for the use
of travelers ; being a description of the fam-
ilies of the animal and vegetable kingdoms,
with directions for collecting and preserving.
Lond. 1854. 12
Adams, Charles Francis (b. 1807). Life of John
Adams. (In Adams, J. Works, v. 1.)
MEMORIAL address on the life, character, and
services of Wm. H. Seward. Delivered by
invitation of N. Y. legislature, in Albany,
April, 1873. N. Y. 1873. 8
See also Adams, Mrs. A. (S.)
Adams, Charles Francis, Jr., and H. Chapters
of Erie; and other essays. Bost. 1871. 12 C .
Contents :
Bank of England restriction. Adams, H.
British finance in 1816. Adams, H.
Capt. John Smith. Adams, H.
Chapter of Erie. Adams, C. F., Jr.
Erie raid. Adams, C. F. , Jr.
Legal tender act. Adams, H., and Walker, F. A.
New York gold conspiracy. Adams, H.
Railroad system. Adams, C. F., Jr.
Adams, F. Colburn. Outcast, An; or, virtue
and faith. N. Y. 1861. 12
STORY of a trooper. With much of interest
concerning the campaign on the peninsula
not before written. N. Y. 1865. 12
VON Toodleburgs; or, history of a very dis-
tinguished family. Phil. n.d. 12. (2 cop.)
Adams, H. A. (Capt.). Letter to Commodore
Perry, communicating the particulars of the
ratification of the treaty of Kanagawa. (In
Perry's Expedition to Japan, v. 2.)
Adams, Mrs. H. A. Dawn. Bost. 1868. 12 (2
cop.)
Adams, H. G. Additions on the structure, mi-
gration, economy, etc., of birds. (In Bech-
stein, J. M. Cage and chamber-birds.)
CYCLOPAEDIA of female biography : sketches
of all women who have been distinguished
by great talents, moral virtue, etc., etc.
Lond. 1869. 16
(Ed.) Cyclopaedia of poetical quotations, A.
(n.t.p.) 16=
LANGUAGE and poetry of flowers, The. N. Y.
1860. 12?
LIFE and adventures of David Livingstone, in
the interior of south Africa. 60 drawings,
by Sargent, Harvey, Thomas, Wood, etc.,
etc. N. Y. 1872. 12
Adams, Miss Hannah. Memoir, written by her-
self. With additional notices by a friend.
Bost. 1832. 12
Adams, Henry. See Adams, C. F., Jr., and H.
Adams, Henry and A. Genera of recent mol-
lusca, arranged according to their organiza-
tion. Lond. 1858. 3 v. Roy. 8
Contents :
Plates, v. 3.
Text, v. 1, 2.
Adams, James Capen. HITTELL, T. H. Ad-
ventures of a mountaineer and grizzly bear
hunter. S. F. 1860. 12
Adams, John (1735-1826). Works; with a life
of the author, notes, and illustrations, by his
grandson, Charles Francis Adams. Bost.
1856. 10 v. 8? (2 cop.)
Contents :
Autobiography, v. 2, 3.
Constitution of the United States, Defense of, v. 4, 5.
Constitution of the United States, Three letters on,
v. 6.
Correspondence, General, v. 9, 10.
Davila, Discourses on, v. 6.
Debates in the continental congress, 1775-6, v. 2.
Diary, v. 2, 3.
Dissertation on canon and the feudal law, v. 3.
Essays, v. 3.
Government, Four letters on, v. 6.
Government, Thoughts on, v. 4.
Instruction of the town of Boston to their repre-
sentatives, 1768-9, v. 3.
Instruction of the town of Braintree to their rep-
resentative, 1765, v. 3.
Judiciary, On the independence of the. Contro-
versy between J. Adams and W. Brattle, 1773, v. 3.
Letters to John Taylor, of Caroline, Va., in reply
to strictures on the defense, v. 6.
Life. By C. F. Adams, v. 1.
Notes on debates in senate of the United States, v. 3.
Novanglus. A history of the dispute with Ameri-
ca, from 1754, v. 4.
Official letters, messages, and public papers, v. 7-9.
Report of a constitution for Massachusetts, 1779,
V. 4.
Review of Mr. Hillhouse's propositions for amend-
ing the constitution, v. 6.
GIBBS, G. Memoirs of the administrations of
Adams and Washington.
WOOD, J. Suppressed history, The, of the
administration of John Adams, from 1797 to
1802.
See also
American eloquence, v. 1.
Lives of the presidents.
Orators of the American revolution.
Parker, T. Historic Americans.
Signers to decl. of indep., v. 8.
Adams, John (mutineer), (d. 1829). Account of
the mutiny of the ship Bounty, and the fate
of the mutineers. (In Beechey's Narrative,
v. 1, p. 66.)
ADAMS
Adams, John (of Waltham abbey). Voyage to
South America ; describing, at large, the
Spanish cities, towns, provinces, etc., of that
extensive continent, undertaken by com-
mand of the king of Spain. By Don George
Juan and Don Antonio de Ulloa. Tr. from
the original Spanish, with notes, and an ac-
count of the Brazils. (5th ed.) Lond. 1807.
2 v. 8.
Adams, John Quincy (1767-1848). Duplicate
letters ; the fisheries ; and the Mississippi.
Documents relating to transactions at the
negotiation of Ghent. Wash. 1822. 12?
JUBILEE of the constitution. A discourse
delivered at the request of the New York
historical society, in the city of New York,
on Tuesday, the 30th of April, 1839 ; being
the fiftieth anniversary of the inauguration
of George Washington as president of the
United States, on Thursday, the 30th of
April, 1789. N. Y. 1848. 8=
LETTERS on the masonic institution. Bost.
1847. 8?
LETTERS to his son on the study of the bible.
See Adams, Mrs. A. (S.)
QUINCY, J. Memoir of the life of. Bost.
1858. 8. (2 cop.)
SEWARD, W. H. Life and public services
of. Auburn, 1853. 12
See also American eloquence, v. 2; Jefferson,
T. ; Lives of the presidents.
Adams, John T. Lost hunter, The. N. Y.
1860. 12? (2 cop.)
Adams, Nehemiah (b. 1806). Broadcast. Bost.
1863. 12?
SABLE cloud : a southern tale, with northern
comments. Bost. 1861. 12?
SOUTH side view of slavery. (4<A ed.) Bost.
1860. 12?
Adams, Samuel (1722-1803). WELLS, W. V.
Life and public services of; being a narrative
of his acts and opinions, and of his agency
in producing and forwarding the American
revolution. With extracts from his corre-
spondence, state papers, and political essays.
Bost. 1865. 3 v. 8?
See also American eloquence, v. 1; Orators of
American revolution; Signers todecl. of in-
dep. , v. 9.
Adams, W. H. Davenport. Before the con-
quest ; or, English worthies in the old En-
glish period [A.D. 849-1070]. Edin. 1870.
12?
EVERT-DAY objects ; or, picturesque aspects
of natural history. With numerous illus-
trations. Edin. 1870. 12?
LIFE in the primeval world. Founded on
Munier's Les animaux d'autrefois. Lond.
1872. 12?
LIGHT-HOUSES and light-ships ; with illustra-
tions. N. Y. 1870. 16? (2 cop.)
TOPOGRAPHY and history of the Khine valley.
(In Hozier, H. M. Franco-Prussian war.
1871.)
Adams, William (1575-1621). Account of Ja-
pan. (In Harris, J. Voy. , v. 1.)
Adams, William (D.D.}. Thanksgiving; mem-
ories of the day ; helps to the habit. N. Y.
1867. 12?
ADAMS
Adams, William T. (Oliver Optic). All aboard;
or, life on the lake. A sequel to ' The boat
club.' Bost. 1870. 16?
BEAR and forbear ; or, the young skipper of
Lake Ucayga. Bost. 1871. 16: (3 cop.)
BIVOUAC and battle ; or, the struggles of a
soldier. Bost. 1872. 16?
BOAT club, The ; or, the bunkers of Ripple-
ton. Bost. 1870. 16?
BRAKE up ; or, the young peacemakers. Bost.
1870. 16? (4 cop.)
BRAVE old salt ; or, life on the quarter-deck.
Bost. 1872. 16?
CHRISTMAS gift, The : a story for little folks.
Bost. 1863. 16?
Same. Bost. 1867. 16?
CROSS and crescent ; or, young America in
Turkey and Greece. A story of travel and
adventure. Bost. 1873. 16? (3 cop.)
DESK and debit ; or, the catastrophes of a
clerk. Bost. 1871. 16? (6 cop.)
DIKES and ditches ; or, young America in Hol-
land and Belgium. Bost. 1863. 16? (5cop.)
DOWN the Khine ; or, young America in Ger-
many. Bost. 1870. 16? (3 cop.)
FIELD and forest ; or, the fortunes of a farmer.
Bost. 1871. 16? (2 cop.)
HOPE and have ; or, Fanny Grant among the
Indians. Bost. 1867. 16?
IN school and out ; or, the conquest of Rich-
ard Grant. Bost. 1869. 16? (2 cop.)
LIGHTNING express ; or, the rival academies.
Bost. 1870. 16?
LITTLE Bobtail ; or, the wreck of the Penob-
scot. Bost. 1872. 16? (6 cop.)
LITTLE by little ; or, the cruise of the Fly-
away. Bost. n.d. 16?
NORTHERN lands ; or, young America in Rus-
sia and Prussia. Bost. 1872. 16? (4 cop.)
OUR standard-bearer ; or, the life of General
Ulysses Grant. Bost. 1866. 16? (4 cop.)
OUTWARD bound, (n.t.p.) 16?
PALACE and cottage ; or, young America in
France and Switzerland : a story of travel
and adventure. Bost. 1870. 16?
PICNIC party, The: a story for little folks.
Bost. 1867. 16?
PLANE and plank ; or, the mishaps of a me-
chanic. Bost. 1871. 16? (2 cop.)
POOR and proud, (n.t.p.) 16?
PROUD and lazy : a story for little folks. Bost.
1867. 16?
SAILOR boy ; or, Jack Somers in the navy.
Bost. 1870. 16?
SEA and shore ; or, the tramps of a traveler.
Bost. 1872. 16? (4 cop.)
SEEK and find ; or, the adventures of a smart
boy. Bost. 1868. 16:
SHAMROCK and thistle ; or, young America in
Ireland and Scotland. Bost. 1870. 16?
STARRY flag, The ; or, the young fisherman of
Cape Ann. Bost. 1869. 16?
UP the Baltic ; or, young America in Nor-
way, Sweden, and Denmark: a story of travel
and adventure. Bost. 1871. 16? (3 cop.)
WATCH and wait ; or, the young fugitives.
Bost. 1867. 16?
WAY of the world, The. Bost. 1867. 16? (4
cop.)
YOUNG lieutenant, The. (n.t.p.) 16?
ADDEY
ABLER
Addey, Markinfield. Life and military career of
Thomas Jonathan ( ' Stonewall ') Jackson.
N. Y. 1863. 16
'LITTLE Mac,' and how he became a great
general. A life of George Brinton McClel-
lan. N. Y. 1864. 16?
Addison, G. H. (1793-1815). Traits and stories
of Anglo-Indian life. Lond. 1858. 16?
Addison, Henry R. Locked in with a lady.
(Sketch.) Lacy's Plays, v. 11.
117 Arundel street, Strand. (Farce.) Lacy's
Plays, v. 48.
SOPHIA'S supper. (Farce.) Lacy's Plays, v.
16.
Addison, Joseph (1672-1719). Works ; with
notes, by Richard Hurd. New edition , with
large additions, chiefly unpublished. Edit-
ed by H. G. Bohn. Lond. 1856. 6 v. 12?
Contents :
Addisoniana, v. 6.
Cato : a tragedy, v. 1.
Christian religion, On the, v. 5.
Dialogues on medals, v. 1.
Drummer, The, or the haunted house : a come-
dy, v. 5.
Freeholder, The, v. 4, 5.
Guardian, The, v. 4.
Letters, v. 5, 6.
Lover, The, v. 4.
Poems, v. 1.
Present state of the war, v. 4.
Remarks on several parts of Italy In 1701-3, v. 1.
Rosamond : an opera, v. 1.
Spectator, The, v. 2, 3.
Tatler, The, v. 2.
Whig examiner, The, v. 4.
ADDISONIANA. (In Works, v. 6.)
CATO. (Trag.) Br. dr., v. 1.
Same. Dicks' Br. dr., v. 2.
Same. Inchb. Br. th., v. 8.
DRUMMER, The. Br. dr., v. 2.
REMARKS on several parts of Italy, in the
years 1701-3. Lond. 1705. 12?
SIR Roger de Coverley. By the Spectator.
Bost. 1852. 12?
AIKIN, J. British poets, v. 1.
AIKIN, L. Life of. Phil. 1846. 12?
JOHNSON, S. Lives of English poets.
MACAULAY, T. B. Life and writings of. (In
Essays.)
THACKERAY, W. M. English humorists of
the xvin. century.
VILLEMAIN, A. F. Critical review. (In
(Euvres, v. 7.)
et al. Guardian, The. (In British essayists,
v. 13-15.)
et al. Spectator, The. (In British essayists,
v. 5-12.)
et al. Tatler and Guardian, The. N. Y. 1852.
8?
See also New biographies of illustrious men.
Addresses. 3 v. 8? [V. 3 marked on back,
' Webster.']
Contents :
Bowditch, William I.: Rendition of Anthony
Burns, v. 2.
Bryan, Edward B. : Dlsunionist, or secession the
rightful remedy, v. 2.
Bushnell, Horace : Work and play. Oration deliv-
ered before the society of Phi Beta Kappa, Aug.
24, 1848, v. I.
Clayt9n. John M. : Speech on the bill to organize
territorial governments in Nebraska and Kansas,
v. 1.
Coming struggle among the nations of the earth :
a pamphlet, v. 1.
Cuba : Correspondence on the proposed tripartite
convention, v. 2.
Addresses (continued)
Dew, Thomas R. : Essay on slavery, v. 2.
Florida, Message of the governor of, 1852, v. I.
Fremont, John C. : Geographical memoir upon up-
per California, 1848, v. 2.
Harvard university: Addresses delivered at the
inauguration of Jas. Walker, May 24, 1853, v. 1.
Harvard university : Addresses delivered at the
inauguration of Jared Sparks, June 20, 1849, v. 1.
Hayne, R. Y. See v. 3, marked on back, ' Webster.'
Hunt, T. Dwight: Address delivered before the
New England society of 8. F., Dec. 22, 1852, v. 1.
Lowndes (pneutl.'), Letters of, to J. C. Calhoun, v. 2.
Morris, William Walton, Jr. : Considerations on the
subject of the annexation of Texas, v. 1.
Natioual democratic convention, Baltimore, 1852,
Proceedings of, v. 1.
Parker, Theodore : New crime against humanity,
The. A sermon, preached June 4, 1854, v. 2.
Parsons, Theophilus : Address delivered before the
Phi Beta Kappa society of Harvard university,
Aug. 27, 1835, v. 1.
Pilgrim celebration at Plymouth, Aug. 1, 1853, Ac-
count of, v. 2.
Poinsett, Joel R. : Discourse on the objects and im-
portance of the national institution for the pro-
motion of science, established at Washington,
1840. Delivered at the first anniversary, y. 1.
Seward, William H. : Speech on the admission of
California, and the subject of slavery. Delivered
in the U. S. senate, March 11, 1850, v. 2.
Sparks, Jared: Letter to Lord Mahon, being an
answer to his letter addressed to the editor of
Washington's writings, v. 1.
Sparks, Jared : Remarks on a ' Reprint of the origi-
nal letters from Washington to Joseph Reed dur-
ing the American revolution, referred to in the
pamphlets of Lord Mahon and Mr. Sparks,' v. 1.
Stevens, 1. 1. : Campaigns of the Rio Grande, and of
Mexico, v. 1.
Story, Joseph: Discourse delivered before the
society of the alumni of Harvard university, at
their first anniversary, August 23, 1842, being the
close of the second century after the first class
was graduated, v. L
Taylor, Zachary, Obituary address delivered on
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Venable, Abraham W. : Address delivered before
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Walker, James M. : Tract on government, v. 2.
Webster, Daniel. See v. 3, marked ' Webster.'
WintUrop. Robert C.: Address delivered before the
association of the alumni of Harvard university,
July 22, 1852, v. 1.
Addrich im moos. ZSCHOKKE, J. H. D. (In
Ges. schriften, v. 4.)
Adela Cathcart. MACDONALD, G.
Adele. KAVANAGH, J.
Adele. SAMUELS, Mrs. S. B. C.
Adieu. BALZAC, H. DE. (In (Euvres completes,
v. 34.)
Adirondacks (Mts.)
HEADLEY, J. T. Adirondack, The.
MURRAY, W. H. H. Adventures in the wil-
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Adlard, George. Amye Robsart and the earl
of Leycester. A critical inquiry into the
authenticity of the various statements in re-
lation to the death of Amye Robsart, and of
the libels of the earl of Leycester, and a his-
tory of Kenilworth castle, with an account
of the splendid entertainment given to Queen
Elizabeth by the earl of Leycester in 1575,
from the works of Robert Laneham and
George Gascoigne. Together with memoirs
and correspondence of Sir Robert Dudley,
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English-German, v. 2.
German-English, v. 1.
Adler und 16'we. LA MOTTE-FOUQU, F. H. K
(In Ausgewahlte werke, v. 11.)
ADMIRALS
8
-ESOPUS
Hawkins, Sir Richard, v. 3.
Howard, Lord, v. 2.
Introductory view, v. 1, 2.
Mansel, Sir Robert, v. 5.
Monson, Sir William, v. 5.
Montague, Edward, v. 5.
Raleigh, Sir Walter, v. 4.
Admirals. SOUTHEY, R. Lives of British ad-
mirals ; with an introductory view of the
naval history of England. Lond. 1833. 5
v. 12
Contents :
Cavendish, Thomas, v. 3.
Clifford, George, v. 3.
Devereux, Robert, second
earl of Essex, v. 4.
Drake, Sir Francis, v. 3.
Frobisher, Sir Martin, v. 5.
Greenville, Sir Richard, v. 3.
Hawkins, Sir John, v. 3.
Adopted daughter. CARY, A.
Adrian!. DUDEVANT, A. L. A. D.
Adrift in Dixie. ESTABROOKS, H. L.
Adrift with a vengeance. CORNWALLIS, K.
Adulterations. H ASS ALL, A. H. Detected.
See also Drugs.
Advance-posts of light cavalry. BRACK, F.
DE.
Advancement of learning. BACON, F.
Adventure and Beagle. FITZ-ROY, R. Narra-
tive of the surveying voyages of the ships
Adventure and Beagle, 1826 to 1836. 4 v.
Adventurer, The. HAWKESWORTH, J., et al.
Preface, by A. Chalmers. Bost. 1856. 3 v.
12
Adventures. DAVENPORT, R. A. Perilous.
H. F. lib., v. 159.
Adventures afloat and ashore. GILLMORE, P.
Adventures in the Pacific. COULTER, J.
Adventures of a brownie. CRAIK, D. (M.) M.
Adventures of a French sergeant ; written by
himself. GUILLEMARD, R.
Adventures of a gentleman in search of ahorse.
By ' Caveat Emptor.' STEPHEN, Sir G.
Adventures of a marquis, The. DUMAS, A. (D.)
Adventures of a new year's eve. ZSCHOKKE,
J. H. D. (In Good stories, v. 3.)
Adventures of a younger son. TRELAWNY, Sir
E. J.
Adventures of an atom. SMOLLETT, T.
Adventures of Caleb Williams. GODWIN, W.
Adventures of Capt. Blake. MAXWELL, W. H.
Adventures of Capt. Singleton. DE FOE, D.
Adventures of Duncan Campbell. DE FOE, D.
Adventures of Gil Bias. LE SAGE, A. R.
Adventures of Hajji Baba of Ispahan. Mo-
RIER, J.
Adventures of Mr. Verdant Green. BRADLEY,
E.
Adventures of Philip. THACKERAY, W. M.
Adventures of Reuben Davidger. GREENWOOD,
Adventures of Sappho. Translation from the
Greek original, newly discovered.
Adventures of Sir Frizzle Pumpkin ; Nights at
mess ; and other tales. Edin. 1849. 12
Contents :
Crocodile island.
Hour of fortune.
Nights at mess.
Some passages in the life of Sir Frizzle Pumpkin.
Traveler in spite of himself.
Advertisements from Parnassus. BOCCALI-
Ni, T.
Advertising. ROWELL, G. P. & Co. Men who
advertise, The; with hints on.
Advice to young men. ARTHUR, T. S.
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indicibus instruxit. Rud. Hercher. (Gr,
et Lat.} Paris, 1858. 8 Didot's Script.
Grsec. biblioth.
.aSmilius Paulus. (230-160 B.C. ?) PLUTAR-
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Same. (Eng.) (In Lives.)
JEneid. VIRGILIUS MARO, P.
JEnone. A tale of slave-life in Rome. N. Y.
1866. 12
Aerolites. PHIPSON, T. L. Meteors, aerolites,
and falling stars.
Aeronautics
GLAISHER, J. , et FLAMMARION, C., et al. Voy-
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MARION, F. Ballons, Les, et les voyages ae"-
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Wonderful balloon ascents.
PETTIGREW, J. B. Various modes of flight
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WISE, J. System of.
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ORATIO in Ctesiphontem , ex Bekkeri recen-
sione repetita. Accedit Demosthenis super
corona oratio, juxta textus Dindorfiani auc-
toritatem edita. Oxon, 1862. 16
DIOGENES LAERTIUS. Life of. Tr. by C. D.
Yonge. Bohn's Class, lib.
Same. (In Lives, ed. 1688, v. 1.)
Same. (Gr. et Lat.) Didot's Script. Graec. bib-
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PLUTARCHUS. Vie de. (Par A.Feillet.) (In
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.ZEschylus (525-456 B.C.). New readings con-
tained in Hermann's posthumous edition.
Tr. and considered, by S. Burges. Pub-
lished in Bohn's Class, lib. Lond. 1853. 12
TRAGEDIES. Literally translated, with critical
and illustrative notes, and an introduction,
by T. A. Buckley. Lond. 1849. 12
TRAGEDIES. Tr. by Mrs. Charlotte Lennox.
3 v. (In Brumoy's Greek th., ed. of 1759.)
TRAGCEDIJS. Oxon. 1862. 16
Contents :
Agamemnon.
Choephorse.
Eumenides.
Persians.
Prometheus bound.
Seven chiefs against Thebes.
Supplices.
TRAGCEDI^E et fragmenta. (Gr. et Lat.} Pa-
ris, 1864. 8 Didot's Script. Grsec. biblioth.
Contents:
Agamemno.
Choephorce.
Eumenides.
Persse.
Prometheus vinctus.
Septem adversus Thebas.
Supplices.
WERKE. Uebersetzt von J. J. C. Donner.
Stuttgart. 2 bande in 1. 12
Contents :
Agamemnon. Schutz flehenden, Die.
Eumeniden , Die. Sieben vor Theba, Die.
Perser, Die. Todtenapfer, Das.
Prometheus gefesselte, Der.
2ESOPU8. Fables of JEsop ; with a life of the
author. Illustrated. N. Y. 1865. 12
9
AFRICA
(continued)
FABLES of -<Esop, in one syllable. By Mary
Godolphin. N. Y. 1870. 12?
Esthetics
BASCOM, J. ^Esthetics ; or, the science of
beauty.
HARDENBERG, F. v. Philosophische und aes-
thetische schriften vermischten inhalts. (In
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RUSKIN, J. Selected works.
SCHILLER, J. C. F. v. Kleine schriften ver-
mischten inhalts. (In Samm. werke, v. 12.)
Letters.
SCHLEGEL, K. W. F. v. ^Esthetic and mis-
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SPENCER, H. Essays.
See also Beauty; Taste.
Affaire Cle"menceau, L'. DUMAS, A. (fils). (In
(Euvres, v. 1.)
Afflnites e"lectives. GOTHE, J. W. VON.
Afraja. MUGGE, T.
Africa
ADAMS, H. G. Life and adventures of Dr.
Livingstone in south.
ANDERSSON, C. J. Lake Ngami.
Notes on the birds of Damara land, and
the adjacent countries of south-west.
BAINES, T. Explorations in south-west.
BALDWIN, "W. C. African hunting.
BARBOSA, D. Coasts of east Africa and Mala-
bar in xvi. century. (In Hakluyt soc., v.
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BARTH, H. Reisen und entdeckungen in nord
und central Afrika, 1849-55.
Travels and discoveries in north and cen-
tral Africa, 1849-56.
BLAKE, J. L. View of the world.
BLYDEN, E. W. From west Africa to Pales-
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BOYLE, F. To the cape for diamonds.
BURTON, R. F. Lake regions of central.
CHAPMAN. J. Travels in the interior of south.
COOLEY, W. D. Establishments in. (In Mar-
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CORTAMBERT, R. Voyages en Afrique. (In
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CUMMING, R. G. Five years of a hunter's life
in the far interior of south.
DECKEN, C. C. von der. Reisen in ost Af-
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DITSON, G. L. Adventures on the north
coast of.
DRAYSON, A. W. Sporting scenes amongst
the Kaffirs.
Du CHAILLU, P. B. Country of the dwarfs,
The.
Explorations and adventures in equatorial.
Journey to Ashango land.
Du COURET, L. Life in the desert.
DUDEVANT, M. Six mille lieues a toute va-
peur, 1861.
DUMAS, A. (D.) Veloce, Le : impressions de
voyage, 1846.
Vie au desert, La. Cinq ans de chasse
dans l'inte"rieur de 1'Afriqueme'ridionalepar
Gordon Gumming.
FOOTE, A. H. Africa and the American flag.
FYFE, J. H. British enterprise beyond the seas.
GOODRICH, S. G. Lights and shadows of
African history.
Africa (continued)
GRANT, J. A. "Walk across Africa ; or, do-
mestic scenes from my Nile journal.
HARRIS, W. C. Adventures in.
Wild sports of southern.
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JAMESON, R., WILSON, J., and MURRAY, H.
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KOLB, G. F. Handbuch der vergleichenden
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KRAPF, J. L. Travels in eastern.
LIVINGSTONE, D. Missionary travels in south.
LIVINGSTONE, D. and C. Expedition to the
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Neue missions reisen in slid Afrika, 1858-
64, aus dem Englischen von Martin.
MACGAVOCK, R. W. Tennesseean abroad.
MARTIN, R. M. History of southern. (In
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MASON, F. Story of a workingman's life;
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MOFFAT, R. Life's labors in.
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RICHARDSON, J. Mission to central.
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SCHAUENBURG, E. Reisen in central Afrika,
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STANLEY, H. M. How I found Livingstone.
SULIVAN, G. L. Dhow-chasing in Zanzibar
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SWAINSON, W. Birds of western. (In Jar-
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WALMSLEY, H. M. Ruined cities of Zulu
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AFRICA
10
AQATHE
Africa (continued)
WILSON, J. See Jameson, R.
WILSON, J. L. Western Africa : its history,
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YOUNG, E. D. Search after Livingstone.
Historical fiction:
BALLANTYNE, R. M. Gorilla hunters.
Du CHAILLIT, P. B. Stories of a gorilla
country.
Wild life under the equator.
FIVE weeks in a balloon.
KINGSTON, W. H. G. In the wilds of.
L. , H. L. Missionary evenings at home.
MARRYAT, F. Mission, The ; or, scenes in.
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WALMSLEY, H. M. Wild sports and savage
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See also
Abyssinia. Morocco.
Algeria. Niger.
Cape of Good Nile.
Hope. Okavango river.
Carthage. Sahara.
Congo. Tunis.
Kaffir land. Yoruba language.
Mauritius. Zulu land.
African chief, The. BRYANT, W. C. (In Po-
ems.)
African confessors. TWISLETON, E. Tongue not
essential to speech.
After all, not to create only. WHITMAN, W.
After dark. COLLINS, (W.) W.
After icebergs with a painter. NOBLE, L. L.
After the war. REID, W.
Afternoon lectures on literature and art. Lond.
1863-9. (5th ser.) 5 v. 12?
Contents :
Address at the beginning of second series. Napier,
J., v. 2.
Alliteration in poetry, Principles and usages of.
Kennedy, E., v. 3.
Architecture, Our. Ferguson, S., v. 2.
Architecture in the xnr. century. Street, G. E., v. 4.
Arnold's poetry (Matthew). Alexander, W., v. 4.
Berkeley. Butt, I., v. 3.
Chaucer. O'Hagan, J., v. 2.
Coleridge. O'Hagan, T., v. 4.
Decorative art in its connection with modern sci-
ence. Pollen, J. H., v. 3.
Drama, the English. Houston, A., v. 1.
English essayists, Two : Lamb and Dickens. Fitz-
gerald, P., v. 2.
English literature, Classic and romantic schools of,
as represented by Spenser, Dryden, Pope, Scott,
and Wordsworth. Rushton, W., v. 1.
English literature, Influence of foreign literature
on. Byrne, J., v. 3.
English literature, Influence of the national char-
acter on. Byrne, J., v. 1.
English sonnet, History of the. Whately, R., arch-
bishop of Dublin, v. 4.
Foster, J. , the essayist, Life and writings of. Whate-
ly, E., v. 1.
German literature at the close of the last century,
and the commencement of the present. Anster,
J., v. 2.
Greeks, Three epochs in the social development
of the ancient. Mahaffy, J. P., v. 5.
History and progress. Thompson, D'Arcy W., v. 3.
Hugo, Victor, as a poet. Alexander, W., dean of
Emly, v. 2. .
India, Native literature of. Taylor, M., v. 2.
Ireland, Ballad and lyrical poetry of. McDonnell,
R., v. 1.
Letters, Old. Napier, J., v. 4.
Milton's prose. Keogh, J., v. 3.
Mystery of life and its arts, The. Ruskin, J., v. 5.
Oratory, popular, The peculiarities of. Sherlock,
D., v. 5.
Palimpsest literature and its editor, Cardinal An-
gelo Mai. Russell, C. W., v. 4.
Romeo and Juliet. Whately, E.,v. 5.
Scott, The poetry of. Jellett, J. H., v. 5.
Shakespeare. Ingram, J. K., v. 1.
Sheridan, Richard Brinsley. Heron, D. C., v. 5.
Afternoon (continued)
Story-telling, History and philosophy of. Thomp-
son, D'Arcy W., v. 4.
Tennyson and Browning. Dowden, E., v. 5.
Tennyson's works. Ingram, J. K., v. 4.
Virgil, Specimen of a translation of. Alexander,
W.,v. 5.
Wordsworth and the lake country, Recollections
of. Graves, R. P., v. 5.
Afternoon of unmarried life. N. Y. 1859. 12?
Against the world. HADERMANN, J. R.
Against time. SHAND, A. I.
Agassiz, Mrs. Elizabeth Cary. First lesson in
natural history. By Actaea. Bost. 1859. 16?
See also Agassiz, L. (J. R.)
Agassiz, Louis (John Rudolph), (b. 1807). Con-
tributions to the natural history of the United
States of America. Bost. 1857-62. 4v. 4;
Contents :
Acalephs in general, v. 3.
Ctenophorae, v. 3.
Discophorse, v. 4.
Embryology of the turtle, v. 2.
Essay on classification, v. 1.
Homologies of the radiata, v. 4.
Hydroidse, v. 4.
North American testudinata, v. 1.
Same. V. 1, 2.
EMBRYOLOGICAL classification of insects. (In
Smithsonian contrib., v. 2.)
ESSAY on classification. (In Contrib. to nat.
hist, of U. S., v. 1.)
GEOLOGICAL sketches. Bost. 1866. 12? (2
cop.)
Same. (In Atlantic monthly, v. 12-14.)
LAKE Superior : its physical character, vegeta-
tion, and animals, compared with those of
other similar regions; with a narrative of the
tour, by J. E. Cabot. Bost. 1850. 8?
MEMOIR of Hugh Miller. (In Footprints of
the Creator.)
METHODS of study in natural history. Bost.
1864. 12? (2 cop.)
Same. Bost. 1863. 12?
Same. (In Atlantic monthly, v. 9, 10.)
NATURAL history of the animal kingdom.
[Lect. deliv. Sept. 25, 1872, before Cal.
acad. of nat. sciences.] (In Overland month-
ly, v. 9.)
NOTICES of the fossil fishes of Williamson's
explorations, 1855. See Pacific railroad, Re-
ports of explorations, etc., v. 5, p. 313.
NOUVELLES eludes et experiences sur les gla-
ciers actuels, leur structure, leur progression,
et leur influence sur le sol. Text. 8? Paris,
1847.
Same. Atlas. 3 cartes et 9 planches. Paris,
1847. f?
SKETCH of the natural provinces of the ani-
mal world, and their relation to the different
types of man. (In Nott, J. C., and Glid-
don, G. R. Types of mankind.)
STRUCTURE of animal life : six lectures de-
livered at the Brooklyn academy of music,
in January and February, 1862. N. Y.
1866. 8? [Vol. 4 of Graham lectures on the
power, wisdom, and goodness of God, as
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WHIFFLE, E. P. Character and characteristic
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Agatha's husband. CRAIK, D. (M.) M.
Agathe et C4cile. KARR, (J. B.) A. (In (Eu-
vres, v. 1.)
AGATHOKLES
Agathokles, tyraner von Syrakus. ZSCHOKKE,
J. H. D. (In Ges. schriften, v. 7.)
Agathonia : a romance. Lond. 1844. 16?
Age, The : a colloquial satire. BAILEY, P. J.
Age of bronze, The. BYRON, G. G. N. (In
Complete works.)
Age of chivalry, The. BULFINCH, T.
Age of fable, The. BULFINCH, T.
Age of gold, The. LUNT, G.
Age of reason, The. PAINE, T. (In Works.)
Agency. STORY, J. Commentaries on the law of.
Agesilaus (king of Sparta), (d, 361 B.C.). NE-
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PLUTARCHUS. Life of. (In Lives.)
Vita. (Gr. et Lat.) (In Vitse, v. 1.)
XENOPHON. Eulogy of. (In Minor works.)
- Vita. (Gr. et Lat.) (In Scripta quas
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Agincourt. JAMES, G. P. K.
Agis (d. 240 B.C.). PLUTARCHUS. Life of. (In
Lives.)
Vita. (Or. et Lat.) (In Vitse, v. 2.)
Agnes. ABBOTT, J. (In Franconia stories.)
Agnes Bernauerin. WILSON, H. S.
Agnes Grey. BRONTE, A. (In Wuthering
heights.)
Agnes Hopetoun. OLIPHANT, M. O. W.
Agnes of Sorrento. STOWE, H. (E.) B.
Agnes Sorel et la chevalerie. C APEFIGUE , B. H. K.
Agnew, David C. A. Protestant exiles from
France in the reign of Louis xiv. ; or, the
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Great Britain and Ireland. Second ed., cor-
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Contents :
Henr! de Ruvlgny, earl of
Gal way.
Historical introduction.
Appendix.
Dukes of Schomberg (8).
Henri, first marquis de Ru-
vigny.
Agnew, Samuel A. Mounds in Mississippi. (In
Smithsonian rept. 1867.)
Agreement of science and revelation. WYTHE,
J. H.
Agreements. See Contracts.
Agricola, Cnaeus Julius (A.D. 37-93). TACITUS,
C. C. Vita. (In Opera omnia, v. 7.) Val-
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Agricultural biography. DONALDSON, J.
Agricultural chemistry
JOHNSON, S. W. How crops feed.
How crops grow.
Lectures on. (In Smithsonian rept. 1859.)
LIEBIG, J. von. (In Complete works.)
Chemistry, in its application to agriculture
and physiology.
Letters on modern agriculture.
NASH, J. A. Progressive farmer, The.
Agricultural engineering. ANDREWS, G. H.
Rudimentary treatise on.
Agriculture
I. ><: 1 report*:
CALIFORNIA. California state agricultural so-
ciety.
INDIANA. Eleventh annual rept. of the state
board of.
MAINE. Agriculture and geology of.
MASSACHUSETTS. FLINT, C. L. Annual re-
ports of state board of.
MISSISSIPPI. HILGARD, E. W. Report on
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11 AGRICULTURE
Agriculture (continued)
NEW York. EMMONS, E. Agriculture of
New York.
OHIO. Keport of the Ohio state board of agri-
culture, 1857.
UNITED States. Annual reports of the commis-
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Report on. (In Census, 1860, 1870.)
Statistics of. (In U. S. census, 1870, v. 3.)
Foreign :
CRAWFORD, J. Agriculture in the Indian
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GREEN, D. S. Agriculture of China, Japan,
Lew Chew, Madeira, and Mauritius. (In
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MORROW, J. Agriculture of Lew Chew. (In
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STORY, W. Essay on the agriculture of Vic-
toria. (In Vic. govt. prize essays, 1860.)
WEST, S. R. Paper on the agriculture of
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General and miscellaneous:
AMERICAN agriculturist, The.
AMERICAN journal of science and art, The.
BAUDEN, T. Agriculturist, The. (Russian.)
CALIFORNIA farmer, The.
CAMPBELL, J. L. Manual of scientific and
practical agriculture, for the school and the
farm.
COPELAND, R. M. Country life.
DOWNING, A. J. Rural essays.
EVERETT, E. Agriculture as affected by the
war. (In Orations, etc., v. 4.)
Importance of. (In Orations, etc., v. 3.)
Progress of. (In Orations, etc., v. 3.)
FARMER'S magazine, The.
JOHNSTON, J. F. W. Lectures on the general
relations which science bears to practical.
LIEBIG, J. von. Chemistry applied to.
Letters on modern.
Natural laws of husbandry.
MECHANICS' magazine, The.
MOORE'S rural New Yorker.
NORTON, J. P. See Stephens, H.
PACIFIC rural press, The.
PHILADELPHIA society for promoting. Mem-
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PILKINGTON, W. Natural and chymical treat-
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ROZNOTORSKY, A. Agriculturist, The. (Rus-
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SAMBORSKY. Manual of. (Russian.)
SKINNER, J. S. Journal of.
SMITH, J. Panorama of science and art, etc.
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ZENOPHON. (Economicus. (In Minor works.)
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Animals, and the Botany,
names -of ani- Cattle.
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Boards of agricult- Coffee,
ure. Cotton.
AGRICULTURE
12
AINSWORTH
Irrigation.
Landscape gardening.
Poultry.
Kural life.
Trees.
Vegetables, and names
of.
Wool.
Agriculture (continued)
Domestic animals. Insects.
Domestic ecc
my.
Drainage.
Farming.
Fruit.
Gardening.
Grape.
Horticulture.
Agrippa, Henry Cornelius (1486-1535). Fourth
book of occult philosophy and geomancy.
Magical elements of Peter de Abano. As-
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Aguecheek. FAIRBANKS, C. R.
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Aguilar, Grace (1816-1847). Daysof Bruce. N.
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Same. N. Y. 1871.
ESSAYS and miscellanies. Choice cullings,
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Same, (n.t.p.)
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MOTHER'S recompense. Sequel to 'Home in-
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Same. N. Y. 1871.
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Aguirre, Lope de. See Simon, P.
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Ahasverus. A poem. ANDERSEN, H. C. (In
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Ahnenprobe, Die. TIECK, L. (In Schriften,
v. 22.)
Aide, Hamilton. Rita : autobiography, (n.t.p.)
12? (2 cop.)
Aide-memoire portatif de campagne a 1' us-
age des officiers d'artillerie. Paris, 1864.
16?
Aikin, J. (Uncle John). Children's album of
pretty pictures ; with short stories. Bost.
1871. 16?
Aikin, John (1747-1822). Works of British po-
ets, The. Selected and chronologically ar-
ranged, from Ben Jonson to Scott, with bio-
graphical and critical notes. (New rev. ed.)
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the martyr. N. Y.
N. Y. 1863. 12?
Aikin (continued)
Contents :
Addlson, J., v. 1.
Akenside, M., v. 1.
Armstrong, J., v. 1.
Baillie, J., v. 3.
Barbauld, A. L., v. 3.
Beattie, J., v. 1.
Bloomfield, R., v. 3.
Bowles, W. L., v. 3.
Burns, R., v. 3.
Byron, v. 2.
Campbell, Thos., v. 2.
Chatterton, T., v. 3.
Churchill, C., v. I.
Clare, J., v. 2.
Coleridge, S. T., v. 3.
Collins, W., v. 1.
Cowley, A., v. 1.
Cowper, W., v. 1.
Crabbe, G., v. 3.
Croly, G., v. 2.
Cunningham, A., v. 2.
Dryden, J., v. 1.
Dyer, J., v. I.
Elliott, E., v. 2.
Falconer, W., v. 3.
Gay, J., v. 1.
Gilford, W., v. 3.
Goldsmith, O., v. 1.
Grahame, J., v. 3.
Gray, T., v. 1.
Green, M., v. 1.
Hammond, J., v. 1.
Heinans, F., v. 2.
Hogg, J., v. 2.
Hood, Thos., v. 2.
Hunt, L., v. 2.
Johnson, 8., v. 1.
Jones, Sir W., v. 3.
Jonson, B., v. 1.
Keats, J., v. 2.
Lamb, Chas., v. 2.
Landor, W. S., v. 2.
Littleton, Lord G., v. 1.
Mason, W., v. 1.
Milman.H. H.,v. 2.
Milton, J., v. 1.
Montgomery, J., v. 3.
Moore, Thos., v. 2.
Norton, Caroline, v. 2.
Parnell, T., v. 1.
Philips, A., v. 1.
Philips, J., v. 1.
Pollock, R., v. 2.
Pope, A. , v. 1.
Prior, M., v. 1.
Proctor, B. W., v. 2.
Rogers, S., v. 3.
Rowe, N., v. 1.
Scott, Sir W., v. 3.
Shelley, P. B., v. 2.
Shenstone, W., v. 1.
Smollett, T., v. 1.
Somerville, W., v. 1.
Sou they, R., v. 2.
Swift, J., v. 1.
Thomson, J., v. 1.
Tickell, T.,v. 1.
Waller, E., v. 1.
Wartou, J., v. 1.
Warton.T., v. 1.
White, H. K., v. 2.
Wilson, J., v. 2.
Wordsworth, W., v. 3.
Young, E., v. 1.
LIVES of John Selden and Archbishop Usher.
Aikin, Lucy (1781-1864). Life of Joseph Addi-
son.
MEMOIRS of the court of Charles the first.
MEMOIRS of the court of Elizabeth, queen of
England. N. Y. 1870. 2 v. in 1. 12?
MEMOIRS of the court of James the first (1566-
1625). Bost. 1822. 2 v. 12?
Ailenroe (pseud.). Musings of a middle-aged
woman.
Ailie Gilroy. CHAMBERS, W.
Aimard, Gustave. Prairie flower, The. Phil.
n.d. 8?
REBEL chief, The. Phil. n.d. 8? (3 cop.)
TIGER slayer. Phil. n.d. 8?
TRAIL hunter. Phil. n.d. 8?
WHITE scalper. Phil. n.d. 8. (2 cop.)
Aimee. GIBERNE, A.
Aimery Be"renger. SOULIE, M. F. (In (Euvres,
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Aims and obstacles. JAMES, G. P. R.
Airie, L. Normand. Monuments fune'raires, choi-
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v. in 1. f ?
Ainsa, Agustin. (Tr.) Leyes de California apro-
badas en la sesta sesion de la legislatura,
que comenzo el dia primero de enero del ano
de 1855, y concluyo el dia septimo de mayo
del mismo aSo en la ciudad de Sacramento.
Sac. 1855. 8?
Ainslee stories. WEEKS, H. C.
Ainslie, Herbert. Higher law. N. Y. 1872.
12? (2 cop.)
PILGRIM and the shrine ; or, passages from
the life and correspondence of. Lond. 1871.
12? (3 cop.)
Ainslie, Hew. Scottish songs, ballads, and po-
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Ainsworth, W. F. (Ed.) All round the world :
an illustrated record of voyages, travels, and
adventures in all parts of the globe. Illust.
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AINSWORTH
13
Ainsworth, William Harrison. Cardinal Pole ;
or, the days of Philip and Mary. Leipzig,
1863. 12?
CONSTABLE de Bourbon. Leipzig, 1866. 12?
FLITCH of bacon; or, the custom of Dunmow.
Leipzig, 1854. 12?
JOHN Law, the projector. Leipzig, 1864. 2
v. in 1. 16?
LANCASHIRE witches, The : a romance of
Pendle forest. Leipzig, 1849. 2 v. 16?
LORD mayor of London ; or, city life in the
last century. Leipzig, 1862. 12?
MERVYN Clitheroe. Leipzig, 1858. 2v.ini.
16?
OLD court. (In Bentley's miscellany, v. 60,
61, 1866-7.)
OVINGDEAN grange. Leipzig, 1860. 12?
SAINT James's ; or, the court of Queen Anne.
Leipzig, 1844. 12?
SOUTH sea bubble, The. Lond. 8?
SPENDTHRIFT. Leipzig, 1856. 12?
STAR-CHAMBER, The. Leipzig, 1854. 12?
See also Men of the day; Modern men of letters.
Air. PRIESTLEY, J. Experiments and observa-
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See also Meteorology; Pneumatics.
Air- passages. GRAY,H. Surgical diseases of
the. (In Holmes, T. System of surgery,
v. 3.)
Aird, David Mitchell. Blackstone economized;
being a compendium of the laws of England
to the present time. In four books. Lond.
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Aitareya-Brahmana. MCLLEK, F. MAX.
Review of Haug, M. Aitareya-Brahmanam
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Aitken, William. Science and practice of med-
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Akenside, Mark (1721-1770). Poetical works ;
with a life, by Rev. A. Dyce. Bost. 1854.
12?
PLEASURES of imagination. A poem, in three
books. Lond. 1744. (In Mis. poems.)
See also Aikin's Br. poets, v. 1 ; Lives of En-
glish poets, v. 1.
Akerman, John Yonge. Ancient coins of cities
and princes, geographically arranged and de-
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NUMISMATIC manual, A. Lond. 1840. 8?
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Akroyd, Edward. Yorkshire penny bank. Lond.
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Alabama (state)
BALDWIN, J. G. Flush times in Alabama
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CONSTITUTION of. (In American's guide,
The.)
GossE,P. H. Letters from Alabama relative
to natural history.
See also South, The.
'Alabama ' and 'Alabama' claims
CUSHING, C. Treaty of Washington.
SEMMES, R. Cruise of the Alabama and the
Sumter.
Memoirs of service afloat.
See also Geneva tribunal ; Privateers ; United
States (foreign relations) ; United States
(war of 1861-5).
Alameda county (Cal.). Directory of Alameda
and Contra Costa counties for 1871-2.
Alarnontade. ZSCHOKKE, J. H. D. (In Ges.
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Alarcon, Hernando de. Voyage to the gulf of
California, 1540. (Abridged.} (In Burney's
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Alaska (terr.)
DALL, W. H. Alaska and its resources.
DAVIDSON, G. Coast pilot of Alaska. First
part: from southern boundary to Cook's in-
let.
HARTINO, G. Polar world, The.
McCLELLAN, R. G. Golden state, The.
METHOD to cure small-pox, A. (Russian.)
[Giving an account of the ravages of the
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ROTHROCK, J. T. Sketch of the flora of.
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SAUER, M. Geographical and astronomical
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WHYMPER, F. Travel and adventure in the
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dialects of Indians of northern Alaska.]
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Albach, James R. Annals of the west, from
the discovery of the Mississippi to 1856.
Pittsburg, 1857. 8?
Albania. LEAR, E. Journals of a landscape
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Albany, Louise Marie Caroline (countess of),
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Albany (N. TO-
DIRECTORY for the year 1870. 8?
Same. For the year 1871. 8?
ZOUAVE cadets to the Rochester Union blues :
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See also New York, state (libraries).
Albany and Susquehanna R. R.
ADAMS, C. F. , Jr. Erie raid, An. (In Chap-
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CURTIS, G. T. Inquiry into the litigations of
A. and S. R. R., 1869, and D. D. Field's
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Albemarle, Sixth earl of. See KEPPEL, G. T.
Albert, Francis- Augustus Charles Emmanuel
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the claims of science in education. (In You-
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GREY, C. Early years of. Compiled under
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Albert, J. F. M. Recherches sur les principes
fondamentaux de la classification biblio-
graphique, pre'ce'dees de quelques mots sur la
bibliographic, d'un expose" des principaux
systemes bibliographiques, et suivies d'une
application de ces principes au classement
des livres de la bibliotheque royale. Paris,
1847. 16?
Albert de Kerbriant. MERY, J. (In (Euvres,
v. 20, 42.)
Albert Hastings. WHITAKER, M. S.
Albert Lunel. BROUGHAM, H. (Lord).
Albert Nyanza. BAKER, Sir S. W.
Alboin and Rosamond. RODNEY, R. B.
Albret, Jeanne d'. See Jeanne d'Albret.
ALBUM 14
Album de la vie de Ce"sar. MONTAUT, H. DE.
Album du ' Grand journal;' 300 dessins. Prime
du 'Grand journal,' du 'Figaro,' et de la
' Gazette des abounds. ' Paris, f ?
Album du regiment, L'. ABOUT, E. (F. V.)
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Album of language. NAPHEGYI, G.
Alcagoba. See Alcazova.
Alcseus (of Mi/tilene), (ab. 600 B.C.). ARNOLD,
E. (In Poets of Greece.)
Alcazova, Simon de (d. 1535). Voyage from
Spain for Chile, 1534. (In Burney's Voy.,
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Alcedo y Bexarano, Antonio de. Description
of new California. [From his Geog. and
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Alchemist, The. BALZAC, H. DE.
Alchemists. MACKAT, C. Memoirs of ex-
traordinary popular delusions.
Alchemy. See Hermetic philosophy; Balzac's
Alchemist; Bulwer's Zanoni.
Alcibiades (450-404 B.C.). NEPOS, C. Vita.
(In Vitae excell. imper., v. 1.)
PLUTARCHUS. Life of. (In Lives.)
Vie de. (In Vies des Grecs illustres.)
Vita. (Gr. et Lot.) (In Vitee, v. 1.)
Alcibiades i. (Dial.) PLATO.
Alciphron. (A poem.) MOORE, T. (In Poeti-
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AlcmaBon. DIOGENES LAERTIUS. Life of. (In
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Same. Tr. by C. D. Yonge. Bohn's Class.
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Vita. (Gr.etLat.) Didot's Script. Grsec.
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Alcock, Sir Kutherford. Capital of the tycoon:
a narrative of a three years' residence in Ja-
pan. N. Y. 1863. 2v. 12 (3 cop.)
Alcohol
CARPENTER, "W. B. Use and abuse of alco-
holic liquors.
DAY, A. Methomania.
FISKE, J. Tobacco and.
PRESCOTT, H. P. Strong drink and tobacco
smoke.
KOWELL, I. Alcohol : its uses and abuses. (In
Pamphlets, v. 19.)
See also Temperance.
Alcoran. See Koran.
Alcott, Amos Bronson (b. 1799). Concord days.
Bost. 1872. 12? (2 cop.)
TABLETS. Bost. 1868. 12?
Books.
Counsels.
Culture.
Fellowship.
Contents :
BOOK I. PRACTICAL.
Friendship.
Garden, The.
Recreation.
Genesis.
Instrumentalities.
BOOK II. SPECULATIVE.
Metamorphoses.
Mind.
Alcott, Louisa May. Aunt Jo's scrap-bag. (Pt.
i., My boys.) Bost. 1872. 16? (6 cop.)
Contents :
Back windows.
Buzz.
Children's joke, The.
Curious call.
Dandelion.
Little Marie of Lehon.
Madam Cluck and her fam-
ily.
My boys.
My little gentleman.
My May-day among curious
birds and beasts.
ivsboy.
Patty's patchwork.
Tessa's surprises.
Tilly's Christmas.
ALEXANDER
Alcott (continued)
Same. (Pt. ii., Shawl straps.) Bost. 1872.
16? (6 cop.)
HOSPITAL sketches. Bost. 1869. 16? (6 cop.)
Same. Bost. 1863. - (6 cop.)
LITTLE men : life at Plumfield with Jo's boys.
Bost. 1871. 16? (35 cop.)
LITTLE women ; or, Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy.
Bost. 1870. 2 v. 16? (22 cop.)
MOODS. Bost. 1864. 16? (7 cop.)
MORNING glories ; and other stories. N. Y.
1871. 16? (3 cop.)
Contents :
Christmas song.
Fairy fire-fly.
Fancy's friend.
Goldfln and Silvertail.
Little Gulliver.
Morning glories.
Nautilus, The.
Peep ! peep ! peep !
Poppy's pranks.
Rose family, The.
Shadow-children.
Strange island, A.
Whale's story, The.
What the swallows did.
OLD-FASHIONED girl, An. Bost. 1870. 16?
(14 cop.)
X THREE proverb stories. Bost. n.d. 16?
Contents :
Aunt Kip.
Kitty's class-day.
Psyche's art.
WORK : a story of experience. Bost. 1873.
16? (15 cop.)
Alcott, William Alexander (1798-1859). Forty
years in the wilderness of pills and powders ;
or, the cogitations and confessions of an
aged physician. Bost. 1859. 12?
YOUNG wife ; or, the duties of woman in the
marriage relation. (4<A ed.) Bost. 1838.
12?
Aldeane. HEAVEN, Mrs. S. M.
Alden, Joseph (b. 1807). Christian ethics ; or,
the science of duty. N. Y. 1866. 12?
Aldine, The : a typographic art-journal. N. Y.
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Aldrich, Thomas Bailey (b. 1836). Ballad of
. Babie Bell ; and other poems. N. Y. 1859.
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COURSE of true love never did run smooth,
The. N. Y. 1858. 12?
OUT of his head : a romance. N. Y. 1862. 12?
POEMS. N. Y. 1863. 16?
Aldrovandi, Ulysses (1524-1607). See Natu-
ralists.
Aldworth, Mrs. Elizabeth. See Signet of King
Solomon.
Alec Forbes of Howglen. MACDONALD, G.
Aleman, Mateo. Extracts from writings. (In
Koscoe, T. Spanish novelists, v. 1.)
Alembert, Jean le Kond d'. Correspondance
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third.
Aleutian (or Fox) islands
COXE, W. First discovery of Aleutian islands
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1747, 1753, 1756. (In Account of Russian
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SEEMANN, B. Voyage of H. M. S. Herald,
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Alex (pseud.). As she would have it. Phil. 1873.
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Alexander of Macedon. See Alexander the
great.
ALEXANDER
15
ALFORD
Alexander the great (356-323 B.C.). ABBOTT,
J. History of. N. Y. 1854. 16
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CURTIUS Kufus, Q. Kebus gestis Alex, magni,
De.
History of the wars of Alexander. Tr. by
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FREEMAN, E. A. Historical essays, 2d ser.
PLUTARCHUS. Life of. (In Lives.)
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ROLLINS, C. Alexander: history of. (In his
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WILLIAMS, J. Life and actions of. H. F.
lib., v. 7.
See also Captains of the old world.
Alexander i. (of Russia), (1777-1825). CHOI-
SEUL-GOUFB'IER (comtcsse de). Reminiscences
sur 1'Empereur Alexandre I., et sur 1'Em-
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Alexander vi. (Pope), (1430-1503). DUMAS,
A. (D.) Rodrigo Lenzuoli Borgia. (In
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Alexander (bp. of Alexandria), (d. A.D. 326).
Writings of. Tr. by J. B. H. Hawkins.
(In Ante-Nicene Chr. lib., v. 14.)
Alexander (bp. of Lycopolis). Writings of.
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Alexander, Archibald (1772-1851). Evidences
of the authenticity, inspiration, and canon-
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HISTORY of the Israelitish nation, from their
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OUTLINES of moral science. N. Y. 1852. 12
Alexander, C. A. Origin and history of the
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Alexander, Henry Carrington. Life of Joseph
Addison Alexander.
Alexander, Sir James Edward. Passages in the
life of a soldier ; or, military service in the
east and west. Lond. 1857. 2 v. 12 (2
cop.)
SALMON-FISHING in Canada. By a resident.
Lond. 1860. 12
TRANSATLANTIC sketches, comprising visits to
the most interesting scenes in North and
South America and the West Indies ; with
notes on negro slavery and Canadian emi-
gration. Phil. 1833. 8
Alexander, James Waddell (1804-1859). See
Man of business.
Alexander, John Henry (1812-1867). Univer-
sal dictionary of weights and measures, an-
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the United States of America. Baltimore,
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Alexander, Joseph Addison (1809-1860). Acts
of the apostles, explained. N. Y. 1864. 2v.
Alexander (continued)
PSALMS, translated and explained. (6th ed.\
N. Y. 1864. 3 v. 12
ALEXANDER, H. C. Life of. N. Y. 1870.
2v. 8
Alexander, Stephen (b. 1806). Lecture on the
vastness of the visible creation. (In Smith-
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RELATIONS of time and space. (In Smithson-
ian rept. 1861.)
Alexander, W. (dean of Emly). Lecture on
Victor Hugo as a poet. (In Afternoon lect-
ures, v. 2.)
MATTHEW Arnold's poetry. (In Afternoon
lectures, v. 4.)
SPECIMEN of a translation of Virgil. (In Af-
ternoon lectures, v. 5.)
Alexander, Sir William. See Stirling.
Alexandra Feodorowna, empress of Russia.
GRIMM, A. TH. VON. Tr. by Lady Wallace.
Edin. 1870. 2 v. 8
Alexandre, A. Beauties of chess, The : a col-
lection of the finest chess problems extant,
including upwards of 2,000 curious positions
won or drawn by brilliant coups. Lond.
1846. 4
Alexandria (Egypt). See Egypt.
Alexandria ( Virginia'). See Washington (D. C.)
directory.
Alexandria canal. TURNBULL, W. Reports
on the construction of the aqueduct of the
Alexandria canal across the Potomac river
at Georgetown, dist. of Columbia, 1835-40.
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Alfleri, Vittorio (1749-1803). Autobiography
of. Tr., with an essay on his times and
genius, by C. Edwards Lester. N". Y.
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MEMOIRES Merits par lui-meme, et traduits de
1'Italien par M * * *. Paris, 1862. 12
Contents :
Vie de Alfleri. La.
Vlrglnie: tragfidie.
HAYWARD, A. Biographical and critical es-
says, v. 2.
HEADLEY, J. T. Miscellanies.
See also Literary and scientific men of Italy,
Spain, and Portugal.
Alflo Balzani. MINELLI, J.
Alford, Henry (dean of Canterbury), (1810-1871).
Book of Genesis, and part of the book of
Exodus : a revised version, with marginal
references and explanatory commentary.
Lond. 1872. 8
EASTERTIDE sermons ; preached before the
university of Cambridge on four Sundays
after Easter, 1866. Lond. 1866. 12
Contents :
Expediency of the Lord's removal, The.
Fact of the resurrection, The.
Great shepherd, The.
Shepherd and his sheep, The.
How to study the new testament. The gospels;
the acts of the apostles. Lond. and N. Y.
1865. 12?
LETTERS from abroad. (2d ed.) Lond. 1865.
12
LIFE, journals, and letters. Ed. by his wid-
ow. Lond. 1873. 8
ALFORD
16
ALISON
Alford (continued)
PLEA for the queen's English : stray notes on
speaking and spelling. (M.ed.) [Eepub.from
'Good words,' v. 4, 1863.] Lond. 1864. 12
POETICAL works. (1th ed.) Lond. 1865. 12
Same. Bost. 1853. 12
SONS of God : the known and unknown.
Lond. 1872. 12
MOON, G. W. Dean's English, The : a crit-
icism on 'The queen's English.'
Alfred the great (848-901). HUGHES, T. Life of.
PAULI, K. Life of.
See also Early English writers.
Alfred Hagart's household. SMITH, A.
AlgSB. See Marine alga3.
Algarotti, Francesco (Conte), (1712-1764). THI-
EBAULT, D. (In Souvenirs, v. 2.)
Algebra. DAVIES, C. Elements of.
See also Mathematics ; Numbers.
Alger, Horatio, Jr. (b. 1834). Ben, the luggage
boy; or, among the wharves. Bost. 16?
FAME and fortune ; or, the progress of Eichard
Hunter. Bost. 1868. 16?
FRANK'S campaign. The farm and the camp.
Bost. n.d. 16
HELEN Ford. Bost. 1866. 16
LUCK and pluck ; or, John Oakley' s inherit-
ance. Bost. n.d. 16
PAUL, the peddler ; or, the adventures of a
young street merchant. Bost. n.d. 16?
EAGGED Dick ; or, street life in New York.
Bost. 1868. 16.
EOUGH and ready ; or, life among the New
York newsboys. Bost. 1869. 16? (2 cop.)
EUFUS and Kose ; or, the fortunes of Eough and
ready. Bost. n.d. 16
SINK or swim ; or, Harry Eaymond's resolve.
Bost. n.d. 16
SLOW and sure ; or, from the street to the shop.
Bost. n.d. 16 (2 cop.)
STRIVE and succeed ; or, the progress of Wal-
ter Conrad. Bost. n.d. 16?
TATTERED Tom ; or, the story of a street Arab.
Bost. n.d. 16?
Alger, William Eounseville (b. 1822). Critical
history of the doctrine of a future life. With
a complete bibliography, by Ezra Abbot.
Phil. 1864. 8
FRIENDSHIPS of women, The. Bost. 1868. 12
(3 cop.)
POETRY of the east, The. Bost. 1856. 12
POETRY of the orient. Bost. 1865. 12
SOLITUDES of nature and man ; or, the loneli-
ness of human nature. Bost. 1867. 12?
Contents :
Morals of solitude.
Sketches of lonely charac-
ters, viz.:
Beethoven.
Boethius.
Bruno.
Buddha, Gotama.
Byron.
Charming.
Chopin.
Cicero.
Coleridge.
Comte.
Confiicius.
Dante.
Demosthenes.
Descartes.
Foster.
Gufirin, E. de.
Gufirin, M. de.
Hegel.
Sketches, etc. (continued) :
Hobbes.
Jesus.
Leibnitz.
Leopard!.
Lucretius.
Milton.
Pascal.
Petrarch.
Robertson.
Schopenhauer.
Shelley.
Tacitus.
Tasso.
Thoreau.
Vico.
White, Blanco.
Wordsworth.
Zimmerman.
Solitudes of man.
Solitudes of nature.
Algeria
BLAKESLEY, J. W. Four months in Algeria,
with a visit to Carthage.
BOWEN, A. War with Algiers, 1814. (In
Naval monument.)
BROWNE, J. E. Whirl through. (In Amer-
ican family in Germany.)
Cox, S. S. Search for winter sunbeams in
Algiers, the Eiviera, Corsica, and Spain.
DITSON, G. L. Crescentand French crusaders.
DUMAS, A. (D.) Tales of. (Historical fiction.)
GALIBERT, L. Histoirc de 1'Algerie anci-
enne et moderne.
GAUTIER, T. Loin de Paris. (In (Euvres,
v. 6.)
HARCOURT, E. V. Sporting in.
HERBERT, M. E. (Lady). Search after sun-
shine ; or, Algeria in 1871.
NAPHEGYI, G. Among the Arabs.
OGLE, J. F. Life and missionary travels in.
PULSZKY, F. Tricolor on the Atlas, The.
EILEY, W. W. Sequel to ' Eiley's rarrative.'
VEUILLOT, L. Francaisen Alge"rie, Les. Sou-
venirs d'un voyage fait en 1841.
See also Africa ; Barbary states.
Algier und Paris. EELLSTAB, L. (In Ges.
schriften, v. 13, 14.)
Algiers. See Algeria.
Alhambra, The
GOURY, J., and JONES, O. Plans, elevations,
sections, and details of.
IRVING, W. Alhambra, The. (A tale.) (In
Works, v. 15.)
Ali, Syed Ameer (Moulvi). Critical examination
of the life and teachings of Mohammed.
Lond. 1873. 12
Alice; or, the mysteries. BULWER-LYTTON, E.
G. E. L.
Alice Arran. SMITH, J. F.
Alice Leigh's mission. Bost. n.d. 16 (2 cop.)
Alice Leigh's mission; and Little Gwen's story.
Bost. n.d. 12?
Alice of Mon mouth; with other poems. STED-
MAN, E. C.
Alice Tracy. CURRIER, S.
Alice's adventures in wonder-land. CARROLL, L.
(pseud.).
Alice's Christmas-tree. HALE, E. E. (In his
Christmas eve and Christmas day.)
Alighieri. See Dante Alighieri.
Alison, Rev. Archibald (1757-1839). Essays on
the nature and principles of taste. With
corrections and improvements, by Abraham
Mills. N. Y. 1858. 12?
SERMONS; chiefly on particular occasions. (3rf
ed.) Edin. 1814. 2 v. 8?
Alison, Sir Archibald (1792-1867). History of
Europe from the French revolution, 1789,
to the restoration of the Bourbons in 1815.
N. Y. 1852-60. 4 v. 8 (3 cop.)
Atlas to same. Ed. by A. K. Johnston. Sin.
obi. 4?
HISTORY of Europe from the fall of Napoleon,
1815, to the ascension of Louis Napoleon,
1852. V. 1, 2. N. Y. 1855. 8?
LIFE of John, duke of Marlborough ; with
some account of his contemporaries, and of
the war of the succession.
LIVES of Lord Castlereagh and Sir Charles
Stewart. Lond. 1861. 2 v. 8?
ALISON
17
ALMANAC
Alison (continued)
MISCELLANEOUS essays.
Phil. 1852. 8.
Afghanistan expedition.
Angelo, Michael.
Arnold's .Rome.
Bossuet.
Bruce, Robert
Bulwer's Athens.
Byron.
Campbell.
Carlist struggle in Spain.
Chateaubriand.
Copyright question, The.
Dante.
France in 1833.
French revolution of 1830.
French revolution of 1830,
Effects of.
Future, The.
Guizot.
Homer.
Italy.
Karamsin's Russia.
Contents :
Kingdom of the Nether-
lands, Partition of the.
Louvre in 1814, The.
Michelet's France.
Military treason and civic
soldiers.
Mirabeau.
Monuments, Natural.
Napoleon.
Ney, Marshal.
Paris in 1814.
Poland.
Portugal, Desertion of.
Reign of terror, The.
Scott.
Spanish revolution of 1820,
The.
Stael, Madame de.
Turkey, Fall of.
Tyrol.
Wellington.
Alkalies. See Patents, Abridgments of British,
v. 24.
All aboard ; or, life on the lake. ADAMS, W. T.
All for Jesus. FABER, F. W.
All for love; or, the outlaw's bride. DuFUY,E.A.
All in the dark. LE FANU, J. S.
All in the wrong. HOOK, T. (E.)
All round the world. AINSWORTH, W. F.
All the year round : a weekly journal, conducted
by Charles Dickens. V. 1 (April, 1859) to
20 (Nov. 1868). Lond. 20 v. 8";
Same. New series. V. 1 (Dec. 1868) to 8
(Dec. 1872). 8 v. 8
All's not gold that glitters. HAVEN, Mrs. A. B.
Allaize, BILLY, BOUDROT, PUISSANT, MM., et
al. Cours demathematiques, redige" en 1813
pour 1'usage des ecoles militaires. Paris,
1832. 12?
Allan, David (1744-1796). CUNNINGHAM, A.
Life of. (In Lives of most eminent British
painters and sculptors, v. 5.) H. F. lib.,
v. 67.
Allegro, L'. MILTON, J.
Allemagrie, L'. MARMIER, X.
Allemannische gedichte. HEBEL, J. P.
Allen, Ethan (1737-1789). DE PUT, H. W.
Life of.
SPARKS, J. Life of. (JnLib. Am.biog., v. 1.)
Allen, H. Monograph of the bats of America.
(In Smithsonian mis. coll., v. 7.)
Allen, Henry Watkins. DORSET, S. A. Recol-
lections of. N. Y. 1872. 12?
Allen, John Fisk. Practical treatise on the cult-
ure and treatment of the grape-vine. (3d ed.)
N. Y. 1858. 12.
Allen, Joseph. Battles of the British navy
[1190-1840]. Lond. 1852. 2 v. 12?
Allen, Lewis F. Eural architecture : a complete
description of farm-houses, cottages, and out-
buildings. Illustrated. N. Y. 1854. 12?
Allen, Paul. History of the expedition of Cap-
tains Lewis and Clarke, from the sources of
the Missouri to the Pacific ocean, in 1804-
6. Revised by Archibald M'Vickar. H. F.
lib., v. 154, 155.
Allen, R. L. Domestic animals. N. Y. 1858.
12?
Allen, Stephen (1767-1852). ALLEN, W. M.
Life of. (In Hunt, F. Lives of Am. mer-
chants, v. 2.)
Allen, T. Explosibility of coal oils. (In Smith-
sonian rept. 1861.)
Allen, Thomas, and WRIGHT, T. History and an-
tiquities of London and Westminster, South-
wark, and adjacent parts. Lond. 5v. 8?
Allen, William. American biographical diction-
ary ; containing an account of the lives,
characters, and writings of the most eminent
persons deceased in North America, from
its first settlement. (Bd ed.) Bost. 1857. 8?
Allen, William, and THOMSON, T. R. H. Nar-
rative of an expedition to the river Niger in
1841, under Capt. Trotter. Lond." 1848. 2
Allen, William M. Life of Stephen Allen. ( In
Hunt, F. Lives of Am. merchants, v. 2.)
Allibone, Samuel Austin (6. 1816). Critical
dictionary of English literature and British
and American authors, living and deceased,
from the earliest accounts to the middle of
the xix. century, comprising 30,000 biog-
raphies and literary notices, with 40 indexes
of subjects. Phil. 1859-71. 3 v. 4?
LIFE of Alexander Henry. (In Hunt, F.
Lives of Am. merchants, v. 1.)
POETICAL quotations, from Chaucer to Tenny-
son ; with copious indexes. Number of au-
thors, 550; subjects, 435; quotations, 13,600.
Phil. 1873. Roy. 8?
Allingham, John Till. Fortune's frolic. (Farce.)
Br. dr., v. 1.
Same. Dicks' Br. dr., v. 8.
Same. Lacy's Plays, v. 60.
WEATHERCOCK, The. (Farce.) Lacy's Plays,
v. 71.
Allingham, William (b. 1828). Ballad book,
The : a selection of the choicest British
ballads. Camb. 1865. 12?
NIGHTINGALE valley : a collection. of choice
lyrics and short poems, from the time of
Shakespeare to the present day. Lond.
1862. 12?
POEMS. Bost. 1861. 16?
Allison, Thomas. Voyage from Archangel,
1697. (In Pinkerton's Coll. voy., v. 1.)
Alloys. See Patents, Abridgments of British, v.
16.
Allston, Washington (1779-1843). Lectures on
art ; and poems. Ed. by R. H. Dana, Jr.
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Contents :
Aphorisms.
Hypochondriac, The.
Lectures on art.
Poems.
IRVING, W. Biographical sketch of. (fZra
his Spanish papers, v. 2.)
TUCKERMAN, H. T. Sketches of eminent.Am.
painters.
All-worth abbey. SOUTHWORTH, E. D.. H. IT.
Almanac
ALMANACK de Gotha, 1871.
ALMANACK national annuaire de la i^publique
Francaise pour 1848-50.
ALTA California almanac, 1870.
AMERICAN almanac,, 1831-61.
AMERICAN ephemeris and nautical almanac,
1871-5.
AMERICAN photographic almanac, 1864>.
ATLANTIC almanac, 1871.
EDINBURGH almanac and national repository. .
1872.
ALMANAC
18
AMAZON
Almanac (continued)
ENGLISH ephemeris andnautical almanac, 1872.
HOMANS, J. S. Merchants' and bankers' al-
manac, 1864.
KNIGHT, W. H. Hand-book almanac for the
Pacific states, 1862-4.
NAST, T. Illustrated almanac for 1872-3.
NATIONAL almanac and annual record for
1863 and 1864.
NEW South Wales almanac, 1848.
NEW York city almanac and yearly record,
1858.
POOR Kichard's almanac, 1851. (In Pam-
phlets, v. 16.)
SYDNEY university calendar, 1862.
TOWLER, J. American photographic almanac,
1864.
TRIBUNE almanac, 1838-72.
Almanach. St. Petersburg, 1804. 8. (Russian.)
Almanack de Gotha: annuaire ge"ne"alogique, di-
plomatique, et statistique. Gotha, 1871. 18?
Almanach national annuaire de la re"publique
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Almanacs. DE MORGAN, A. Book of.
Almansur. TIECK, L. (In Schriften, v. 8.)
Almar, George. Charcoal burner, The. (Play.)
Lacy's Plays, v. 71.
CROSSING the line. (Farce.) Lacy's Plays,
v. 35.
FIRE-RAISER, The. (Melo-dr.) Lacy's Plays,
v. 84.
KNiGHTSof St. John, The. (Melo-dr.) Lacy's
Plays, v. 56.
PEDLAR'sacre. (Melo-dr.) Lacy's Plays, v. 74.
KOBBER of the Ehine, The. (Melo-dr.) La-
cy's Plays, v. 87.
Same. Modern stand, dr., v. 23.
WIFE of seven husbands. (Melo-dr.) La-
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Almeida, Teodoro de. Kecreacion filosofica, 6
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11 v. 8
Almeria. EDGEWORTH, M. (In Tales of fash-
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Alone. TERHUNE, Mrs. M. V. H.
Alonzo and Melissa. JACKSON, D., JR.
Alpenbraut, Die. PUTLITZ, G. zu.
Alpha, The ; or, first principle of the human
mind. A philosophical inquiry into the nat-
ure of truth. Lond. 1851. 8?
Alpha and omega. GILFILLAN, G.
Alphabets. McLEES,A. Series of. Text-book
for engravers and painters.
See also Language, and names of particular
languages ; Penmanship ; Writing.
Alpine flowers. EOBINSON, W.
Alps
BALL, J. Peaks, passes, and glaciers.
BERLEPSCH,H. Alps; or, sketches of life and
nature in the mountains.
BROCKEDON, G. Illustrations of the passes of
the.
FORBES, J. D. Excursions in the high alps
of Dauphine", Berne, and Savoy. (In Nor-
way and its glaciers.)
SAITSSURE, H. B. de. Voyages dans les
Alpes, 1779.
SEWELL, E. M. Journal of a summer tour.
.STEPHEN, L. Play-ground of Europe.
Alps (continued)
TSCHUDI, F. von. Thierleben der Alpenwelt,
Das.
TYNDALL, J. Glaciers of the.
Hours of exercise in the.
WALTON, E. Flowers from the upper Alps,
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WHYMPER, E. Scrambles amongst the Alps,
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Glaciers. Mountain adventures.
Mont Blanc. Switzerland.
Mont Cenis. Tyrol.
Alroy. DISRAELI, B.
Alta California ; embracing notices of the climate,
soil, and agricultural products of northern
Mexico and the Pacific sea-board; also, a
history of the military and naval operations
of the United States directed against the ter-
ritories of northern Mexico in the year 1846-
7; with documents, opinion of J. Buchanan
on the Wilmot proviso, etc. By a captain
of volunteers. Phil. 1847. 8? (In Pam-
phlets, v. 8.)
Alta California, The. [Bound.] S. F. (July 1,
1851, to June, 1873). 35 v. Eleph. f:
Same. Odd numbers before July, 1851. (July,
26, November 1st, 1849 ; February 15, 22,
March 1, 15, 22, 1851.)
Same. Steamer Alta (April 19, 1851 ; May 1,
15, 1851 ; Dec. 4, 1851). Large f?
Alta California almanac, The, and book of facts
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Altanesi, Gianfrancesco. Pleasures of friend-
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Alte apfelfrau, Die. HOEFER, E. (In Erzah-
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Alte buch, Bas, und die reise ins blaue hinein.
TIECK, L. (In Schriften, v. 24.)
Alte erlaucht, Die. HOEFER, E. (In Erz'ah-
lende schriften, v. 2.)
Alte kapitan, Der. HOEFER, E. (In Erzah-
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Alte vom berge, Der. TIECK, L. (In Schrif-
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Alter mann, Ein. HOEFER, E. (In Erzahlende
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Alton Locke. KINGSLEY, C.
Alum. See Knapp, F. Chemical technology.
Alvarado, Pedro de. Voyages. (In Burney's
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Alvord, Benjamin (b. 1813). Tangencies of cir-
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Alvord, J. W. Fourth and sixth semi-annual
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Alvord, William (mayor ofS. F.). Inaugural ad-
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Amabel. WORMLEY, E.
Amante liberal, El. CERVANTES-SAAVEBRA,
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Amateur dramas. See Dramas (amateur).
Amaury. DUMAS, A. (D.)
Amazon (river and valley)
ACUNA, C. d'. Expedition into the valley of
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AMAZON
19
AMERICA
Amazon (continued)
ADALBERT, H. W. (prince of Prussia}. Trav-
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AGASSIZ, L. (J. K.) and Mrs. E. C. Jour-
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FLETCHER, J. C., anrfKiDDER, D. P. Brazil
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HERNDON, W. L., and GIBBON, L. Explora-
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MARKHAM, C. K. Expeditions [of Pizarro,
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POEPPIG, E. Reise in Chile, Peru, und auf
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Ambodik, Nestor. Manual of vegetable cures.
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Amcotts, Vincent. Adonis vanquished. (Com.)
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Ame me"connue, L'. SOULIE, M. F. (In (Euvres,
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Ame transmise, L'. MERY, J. (In (Euvres, v.
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Amelet Penhor. FEVAL, P. (In (Euvres, v. 7.)
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Amelia. FIELDING, H.
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America
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AMERICAN antiq. soc. : Archaeologia Ameri-
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BALDWIN, J. D. k Ancient.
BURKE, E. Account of European settlements
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Address to British colonists in. (In "Works,
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DAVIS, A. Antiquities of. (In Pamphlets, v.
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DOMENECH, E. (Abb$). Seven years in the
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GALE, G. Upper Mississippi, The ; or, his-
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Indian tribes, and the progress of civiliza-
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Maritime and inland discovery, v. 2.)
Interior of. ( In Maritime and inland dis-
covery, v. 3.)
Settlements in. ( In Maritime and inland
discovery, v. 2.)
Southern extremity of. (In Maritime and
inland discovery, v. 3.)
DE COSTA, B. P. Pre-Columbian discovery of
America by the Northmen, 983-1027.
DE VRIES, D. P. Voyages from Holland to
America, 1632-44.
ENGEL, S. Memoires et observations ge"o-
graphiques et critiques sur la situation des
pays septentrionaux de 1'Asie et de 1'Ame"-
rique.
EVERETT, E. Discovery of. (In Orations,
etc., v. 3.)
FRANCHERE, G. Voyage to the north-west
coast in 1811-14.
HAKLUYT, E. Divers voyages touching the
discovery of. (In Hakluyt soc., v. 6.)
HARRIS, J. Navigantiumatqueitinerantium.
HERRERA, A. de. Observations and discover-
ies of. (In Churchill's Coll. voy., v. 5.)
KOHL, J. G. Die beiden altesten general kar-
ten von Amerika ; ausgefiihrt in 1527 und
1529, auf befehl Kaiser Karl's v.
LONG, J. Voyage and travels of an Indian
interpreter, 1791.
NAVARETTE, M. F. de. Coleccion de los vi-
ajes y descubrimientos de los Espanoles desde
fines del siglo xv.
NORWOOD, R. Voyage to Virginia, 1649.
(In Churchill's Coll. voy., v. 6.)
ROBERTSON, W. History of Am. [to 1652].
History of discovery and conquest of. H.
F. lib., v. 185.
ROBINSON, C. Early voyages to.
SAUTAREM, M. F. (viscount de B ys). Re-
searches respecting Americus Vespucius and
his voyages.
SMITH, J. J. American historical and liter-
ary curiosities.
TERNAUX-COMPANS, H. Voyages, relations,
America (continued)
et memoires originaux pour servir a 1'his-
toire de la decouverte d'Ame"rique. Paris,
1837-40. 23 v. 8?
TRUMBULL, H. Discovery of America ; land-
ing at Plymouth, etc.
TUCKERMAN, H. T. America and her com-
mentators.
VERAZZANO, J. de. Voyage along the coasts
of North America, from Carolina to New-
foundland; containing the first discovery of
Hudson river, 1524. (In Hakluyt soc., v.
25.) [With Asher's Hudson.]
VESPUCCI, A. See Sautarem, M. F. (above).
See also America (North) ; America (South) ;
Brazil ; Florida ; Mexico ; and the names of
discoverers.
History:
DOUGLASS, W. Summary, historical and po-
litical, of the first planting, improvement,
and present state of the British settlements
in North America [1656-1749] .
GOODRICH, S. G. Lights and shadows of
American history.
HELPS, A. Spanish conquest in.
HOLMES, A. Annals of America from 1492-
1826.
NEILL, E. D. English colonization of Amer-
ica during the xvn. century.
ROBERTSON, "W. History of the discovery
and settlement of.
TUCKERMAN, H. T. America and her com-
mentators.
VERPLANCK, G. C. Discourses and addresses
on subjects of American history.
Historical flction:
BALLANTYNE, R. M. Norsemen in the west ;
or, America before Columbus.
CHATEAUBRIAND, R. F. A. de. Atala.
HALL, C. W. Twice taken. [French war of
1756-60.]
L., H. L. Missionary evenings at home.
TRAITS of the aborigines of America. A
poem.
Miscellaneous :
BLAKE, J. L. View of the world.
DISTURNELL, J. Influence of climate in North
and South.
GRAVES, A. J. "Woman in.
KOLB, G. F. Handbuch der vergleichenden
statistik.
MAGUIRE, J. F. Irish in.
WAHLEN, A. Mceurs, usages, et costumes de
tous les peuples du monde, v. 3.
America (British)
BACKWOODS of Canada and Oregon, The.
BUTLER, W. F. Great lone land.
CASSIN, J. Illustrations of the birds of.
FITZWILLIAM, W. ( Vise. Milton), and CHEA-
DLE, W. B. North-west passage, The, by
land.
FYFE, J. H. British enterprise beyond the
seas.
HOOKER, Sir "W. J. Flora boreali America-
na.
MARTIN, R. M. Hudson's bay territories and
Vancouver's island.
MURRAY, H. Historical and descriptive ac-
count of. H. F. lib., v. 101, 102.
AMERICA
21
AMERICA
America (British) (continued)
RAWLINGS, T. Confederation of the British
North American provinces.
SIMPSON, Sir G. Journey round the world,
1841-2.
See also
Arctic regions. Hudson's bay.
British Columbia. Prince Edward's isl.
Canada. Red river.
Fur trade. Vancouver's island.
America (central)
MAP, compiled from materials furnished by
the committee on foreign relations of the
senate of the U.S., executed at the office of
U. S. coast survey, A. D. Bache, superin-
tendent. 1856. 8? (3 cop.)
BERENDT, C. H. Report of explorations in.
(In Smithsonian rept. 1867.)
CARROLL, A. E. Star of the west, The.
DAVIS, A. Lectures on the antiquities of
America: the first inhabitants of. (In Pam-
phlets, v. 35.)
DUNLOP, R. G. Travels in.
FROEBEL, J. Seven years' travel in.
GALINDO, J. Description of the ruins of Co-
pan. (In Archaeologia Americana, v. 2.)
MORELET, A. Travels in.
PIM, B. Gate of the Pacific.
SCHERZER, C. Travels in the free states of
central America : Nicaragua, Honduras, and
San Salvador.
SQUIER, E. G. States of.
STEPHENS, J. L. Incidents of travel in.
TROLLOPE, A. "West Indies and the Spanish
main.
WELLS, W. V. Explorations and advent-
ures in Honduras ; with history and gen-
eral resources of central America.
See also
Guiana. Nicaragua.
Honduras. Panama.
Inter-oceanic. Tehuantepec.
Mosquito kingdom. Yucatan.
America (North)
Natural history and resources:
AUDUBON, J. J. Birds of.
and BACHMAN, J. Quadrupeds of.
BAIRD, S. F., CASSIN, J., and LAWRENCE,
G. N. Birds of.
CATLIN, G. Lifted and subsided rocks of.
COOPER, J. G. Distribution of the forests and
trees of North America ; with notes on its
physical geography. (In Smithsonian rept.
1858.)
COTJES, E. Key to North American birds.
FROEBEL, J. Remarks contributing to the
physical geography of. (In Smithsonian
rept. 1854.)
GIBBS, G. Letter relative to a physical atlas
of. (In Smithsonian rept. 1866.)
GILPIN, W. Central gold region of North
America, The.
GIRARD, C. Fresh-water fishes of. (Cottoids.)
(In Smithsonian contrib., v. 3.)
HARLAN, R. Fauna Americana.
HARVEY, W. H. Contributions to the ma-
rine algae of. (3 parts.) (In Smithsonian
contrib., v. 3, 5, 10.)
HOLBROOK, J. E. North Am. herptology.
America (North) (continued)
JAEGER, B. Life of North Am. insects.
JONES, J. Investigations respecting certain
vertebrata of. (In Smithsonian contrib., v.
8.)
LEIDY, J. Memoir on the extinct sloth tribe
of. (In Smithsonian contrib., v. 7.)
LEIFCHILD, J. R. Coal-fields of. (In Coal
at home and abroad.)
MICHAUX, F. A., and NTJTTALL, T. North
American sylva.
MORRIS, J. G. Catalogue of the described
lepidoptera of North America, and synopsis
of the same. (In Smithsonian mis. coll.,
v. 3, 4.)
OSTEN-SACKEN, A. Catalogue of described
diptera of. (In Smithsonian mis. coll., v. 3.)
History :
AMERICAN archives.
AMERICAN historical record, The.
DE VERB, M. S. Romance of American his-
tory.
KIP, W. I. Early Jesuit missions in.
PARKMAN, F. Jesuits in North America in
the xvn. century.
Pioneers of France in the new world.
PRADT, D. D. de. Europe and North Amer-
ica in 1821.
WILLSON, M. American history.
WINTERBOTHAM, "W". View of French set-
tlements in.
Description and travel:
ALEXANDER, J. E. Transatlantic sketches.
ASHE, T. Travels in North America, per-
formed in 1806.
BARTRAM, "W. Travels through North and
South Carolina, etc.
BAXLEY, H. W. What I saw on the west
coast of North and South America.
BENZONI, G. Travels in America, 1542-56.
(In Hakluyt soc., v. 20.)
CARVER, J. Three years' travels in.
CHAMBERS, W. Things as they are in.
CHARLEVOIX, P. F. J. de. Histoire et de-
scription ge"ne>ale de la nouvelle France, avec
le journal historique d'un voyage fait par or-
dre du roi dans I'Ame'rique septentrionale,
1744.
CHATEAUBRIAND, R. F. A. de. Travels in
North America and Italy.
COMETTANT, O. Nouveau monde, Le : scenes
de la vie Ame'ricaine.
CORTAMBERT, R. Voyages en Ame'rique.
(In Peuples et voyageurs contemporains.)
DIXON, W. H. New America.
DOMENECH, E. (Abbe). Seven years in the
great deserts of.
GAMELLI- CARERI, J. F. Travels in New
Spain, 1686. ( In Churchill's Coll. voy., v.
6.)
GRANT, Mrs. . Memoirs of an American
lady ; with sketches of manners and society
in America, as they existed previous to the
revolution.
HAWTHORNE, N. Passages from the Amer-
ican note-books.
HEAD, G. Forest scenes and sketches in the
wilds of.
AMERICA
22
AMERICA
America (North) (continued)
LANMAN, C. Japanese embassy in.
LA PORT, J. A. de. Travels in the old and
new world, 1784. (Russian.)
LONG, G., et al. North America and the "West
Indies.
LYELL, C. Travels in North America in the
years 1841-2.
MACKENZIE, A. Voyages through the con-
tinent of North America, from Montreal to
the Frozen and Pacific oceans.
MATTHEW, P. Emigration fields.
MAXIMILIAN, A. P. (Prince). Travels in the
interior of.
Voyage dans 1'inteVieur de I'AmeYique du
nord, exe"cut6 pendant les anne"es 1832-4.
MURRAY, C. A. Travels in North America,
1834-6.
ORBIGNY, A. d'. Voyage pittoresque dans les
deux Ame'riques.
PIKE, Z. M. Exploratory travels through
the western territories of North America,
1805-7.
PORTER, Sir R. K. Travels in North Ameri-
ca, Persia, Georgia, etc., etc., 1817-20.
Kossi, L. (Abb). Six ans en Ame'rique,
1856-62.
SMITH, J. (Capt.). Travels and adventures in
North America, 1593-1629. (In Church-
ill's Coll. voy., v. 2.)
TROLLO^IAD, The. 1837.
WILKES, C. Western America, including
California and Oregon ; with maps. Phil.
1849. 130 pp. 8? (In Pamphlets, v. 8.)
WINTHROP, T. Canoe and saddle.
See also Indians ; Mexico ; United States ; and
the names of parts of N. A.
America (Russian)
CASSIN, J. Illustrations of the birds of.
INFORMATION relative to Russian America in
president's message, 1868. (In Pamphlets,
v. 23.)
SAUER, M. Geographical and astronomical
expedition, 1785-94.
SEEMANN, B. Voyage of H. M. S. Herald,
1845-51.
SIMPSON, Sir G. Journey round the world,
1841-2.
SUMNER, C. Cession of Russian America to
the U. S. (In Pamphlets, v. 23.)
See also Alaska ; America (North).
America (South)
ALEXANDER, J. E. Transatlantic sketches.
BARTLETT, W. A. Journal of a cruise in the
U. S. sloops Vincennes and Fairfield, and
frigate Brandywine, 1833-7. [In manu-
script.]
BAXLEY, H. W. "What I saw on the west
coast of North and South America.
BISHOP, N. H. A thousand miles' walk
across.
BLAKE, J. L. View of the world.
1 DARWIN, C. (R.) Journal of researches into
the natural history and geology of the coun-
tries visited during the voyage of H. M. S.
Beagle round the world.
FITZ-ROY, R. Voyages of the Adventure and
Beagle, 1832-6.
GERSTACKER, F. Travels in South America,
185-. (In Journey round the world.)
America (South) (continued)
HISTORY of Miranda's attempted revolution in.
KING, P. P., and FiTZ-RoY, R. Sailing di-
rections for. (Part ii.)
KOLB, G. F. Handbuch der vergleichenden
statistik.
LA PLACE, C. P. T. Visit to Rio Janeiro and
Valparaiso in 1830-32. ( In Voyage autour
du monde, v. 4.)
MYERS, H. M. and P. V. N. Life and nature
under the tropics.
ORBIGNY, A. d'. Voyage pittoresque dans
les deux Ame'riques.
ORTON, J. Andes and the Amazon.
PAEZ, Don Ramon. Wild scenes in.
SCARLETT, P. C. South America and the
Pacific.
SCHMIDEL, U. de S. Histoire veritable d'un
voyage curieux dans 1'Amerique par le Br6-
sil et le Rio de la Plata, etc., 1534-54. (In
Ternaux-Compans's Voy., v. 5.)
SOUTH American scraps. (In World here
and there.)
STEVENSON, W. B. Twenty years' residence
in.
TECHO, N. del. History of Paraguay, Tucu-
rnan, Rio de la Plata, Parana, etc., etc. (In
Churchill's Coll. voy., v. 6.)
TSCHUDI, J. J. von. Reisen durch slid Ame-
rika.
ULLOA, A. de. Voyage to South America,
1735 ; with descriptions, at large, of the
Spanish cities, towns, provinces, etc., of that
extensive continent.
VASSAR, J. G. Twenty years around the
world.
WARD, H. A. Notice of the megatherium
Cuvieri, the giant fossil ground-sloth of.
WARREN, T. R. Dust and foam.
WATERTON, C. Wanderings in South Amer-
ica, the north-west of the United States,
and the Antilles.
See also
Amazon. El Dorado.
Andes. Guiana.
Argentine rep. Mountain adventures.
Bolivia. New Granada.
Brazil. Paraguay.
Chile. Patagonia.
Ecuador. Peru, etc.
Also the names of parts of S. A. generally.
America (Spanish)
BENZONI, G. History of the new world, show-
ing his travels in America, 1541-6. (In Hak-
luyt soc., v. 20.)
CONCISE history of Spanish America : contain-
ing a succinct relation of the discovery and
settlement of its several colonies ; a circum-
stantial detail of their respective situation,
extent, commodities, trade, etc. ; commerce
with old Spain by the galleons, flota, etc.;
also, contraband trade with the English,
Dutch, French, Danes, and Portuguese.
With an appendix, containing an exact de-
scription of Paraguay. Collected chiefly
from Spanish writers. Lond. 1741. 12?
GONZALES, Fr. P. Clamores apostolicos diri-
gidos & todos los religiosos del orden de nues-
tro padre San Francisco en estas provincias
de Espana, 1791. (In Arco triumphal.)
AMERICA
23
AMERICAN
America (Spanish.) (continued)
HASSAUREK, F. Four years among Spanish
Americans.
HELPS, A. Spanish conquest in America.
HUMBOLDT, (F. H.) A. von. Travels to the
equinoctial regions of America.
Travels to the equinoctial regions of the
new continent, 1799-1804.
America; and other poems. COFFIN, N. W.
America before Europe. GASPARIN, A. E.
(comte de).
American agriculturist, The ; for the farm, gar-
den, and household. V. 30 (1871), 31 (1872).
N. Y. 2 v. 4?
American almanac, and repository of useful
knowledge. Bost. 1830-61. 31 v. [Vols.
missing : 1833, 1852, 1853, 1854, 1856, 1859.
6 v.]
American and English railway practice. HOL-
LEY, A. L.
American annual cyclopaedia and register of
important events of the years 1861 to 1872,
incl.; embracing political, civil, military,
and social affairs, public documents, biogra-
phy, statistics, commerce, finance, literature,
science, agriculture, and mechanical indus-
try. V. 1-12. N. Y. 1863-72. 12 v. 4
American annual register. V. 1 (1825) to 4
(1830). [Am. reg. previous to 1825.] N.
Y. 4 v. 8
American antiquarian soc. (Worcester, Mass.).
Catalogue of books in the library of. Wore.
1837. 8
PROCEEDINGS at annual meetings, 1849-71.
Wore. 1850-71. 4 v. 8
TRANSACTIONS and collections, v. 1-4, entitled
' Archseologia Americana. ' Wore, and Camb.
1820-60. 4 v. 8
American archives. Fourth series ; containing a
documentary history of the English colonies
in North America, from the king's message
to parliament, of March 7, 1774, to the dec-
laration of independence by the United
States. V. 1-6. [V. 3 missing.] Wash.
1837-44. 6 v. f.
FIFTH series ; containing a documentary his-
tory of the United States of America, from
the declaration of independence, July 4, 1776,
to the definite treaty of peace with Great
Britain, Sept. 3, 1783. Wash. 1837-43.
3 v. f
American art-union. Transactions for 1848-
9. N. Y. 1850. 12:
American artillerist's companion. TOUSARD,
L. DE.
American artisan : a weekly journal of arts, me-
chanics, engineering, chemistry, inventions,
and patents. V. 8 (June, 1869) to 14 (June,
1872). [V. 13 wanting.] 14 v. 4?
Same. 3d. ser., v. 1 (July to Dec. 1872). N.
Y. Sm. f
American artist life. TUCKERMAN, H. T.
American association for the advancement of
science. Proceedings at the llth, 12th, and
13th annual meetings, held at Montreal, Bal-
timore, and Springfield (Mass.), 1857, 1858,
1859. Camb., Mass., 1858-60. 3 v. 8
American association for the promotion of social
science. See Journal of social science.
American baron, The. DE MILLE, J.
American beaver and his works. MORGAN, L. H.
American bibliopolist, The. SABIN, J., and
SONS (pub.).
American biographical dictionary. ALLEN, W.
American biography. BELKNAP, J. N. Y.
1846. 3 v. 16? H. F. lib., v. 161-3.
Contents :
Argall, Sir Samuel, v. 2.
Blron, v. 1.
Bradford, William, v. 3.
Brewster, William, v. 3.
Calvert, Cecil, v. 3.
Calvert, George, v. 3.
Calvert, Leonard, v. 3.
Cartier, James, v. 1.
Carver, John, v. 2.
Champlain, Samuel, v. 2.
Columbus, Christopher, v. 1.
Cushman, Robert, v. 3.
Dale, Sir Thomas, v. 2.
Delaware, T. (Lord), v. 2.
De Monts, v. 2.
Fuca, Juan de, v. 2.
Gates, Sir Thomas, v. 2.
Gilbert, Bartholomew, v. 2.
Gilbert, Humphrey, v. 1.
Gorges, Ferdinando, v. 2.
Gosnold, Bartholomew, v. 2.
Grenville, Richard, v. 1.
Madoc, v. I.
Mason, Jno., v. 2.
Newport, Christopher, v. 2.
Penn, William, v. 3.
Poutrincourt, v. 2.
Pring, Martin, v. 2.
Raleigh, Walter, v. 2.
Robinson, John, v. 2.
Smith, Sir Thomas, v. 2.
Somers, Sir George, v. 2.
Soto, Ferdinando de, v. 1.
Standish, Miles, v. 3.
Virginia colony, The, v. 2.
Wamham, Sir Ferdinando,
v. 2.
Weymouth, George, v. 2.
Winslow, Edward, v. 3.
Winthrop, John, v. 3.
Winthrop, John, Jr., v. 3.
Wyat, Sir Francis, v. 2.
Yeardley, George, v. 2.
Zeno, Nicolo, v. L
American colonization society. Appendix to re-
port of naval committee by the. See U. S.
(house of rep.)
MEMORIAL of the semi-centennial anniversary,
celebrated at Washington, Jan. 15, 1867.
With documents concerning Liberia. Wash.
1867. 8. (In Pamphlets, v. 7.)
American cyclopaedia (new). RIPLEY, G., and
DANA, C. A. (Eds.)
American education. MANSFIELD, E. D.
American eloquence. Speeches and addresses ;
with biographical sketches and notes. Ed.
by Frank Moore.
American ephemeris and nautical almanac for
the years 1871 to 1875. Wash. 5 v. 8
American ethnological society. Transactions.
N. Y. 1845-8. 2 v. 8
Contents :
Catherwood, F. : Account of the Punico-Llbyan
monument at Dugga, and the remains of an
ancient structure at Bless, near the site of an-
cient Carthage, v. 1.
Cotheal, A. I. : Grammatical sketch of the lan-
guage spoken by the Indians of the Mosquito
shore, v. 2.
Dwight, Theo. : Sketch of the Mpongwes and their
language, v. 2.
Dwight, Theo. : Sketch of the Polynesian language,
v. 2.
Gallatin, A. : Hale's Indians of north-west Amer-
ica, and vocabularies of North America ; with an
introduction, v. 2.
Gallatin, A. : Notes on the semi-civilized nations of
Mexico, Yucatan, and central America, v. 1.
Morton, S. G. : Account of a craniological collec-
tion, with remarks on the classification of some
families of the human race, v. 2.
Rafn, C. C. : View of the ancient geography of the
arctic regions of America, from accounts con-
tained in old northern MSS., v. 2.
Schoolcraft, H. R. : Observations respecting the
Grave creek mound in western Virginia, v. 1.
Squier, E. G. : Observations on the aboriginal
monuments of the Mississippi valley, v. 2.
Troost, G. : Account of ancient remains in Tennes-
see, v. 1.
Turner, W. W. : On the recent discoveries of
Himyaritic inscriptions, and the attempts made
to decipher them, v. I.
Williams, S. Wells : Present position of the Chinese
empire in respect to the extension of trade and
intercourse with other nations, v. 2.
American family in Germany, The. BROWNE,
J.E.
American fossil ox. LEIDY, J. Memoir upon
the extinct species of. (In Smithsonian con-
trib., v. 5.)
American fruit-book. COLE, S. W.
AMERICAN
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AMERICANS
American game in its seasons. HERBERT, H.
W.
American genealogy. HOLGATE, J. B.
American gentleman's guide to politeness and
fashion. LUNETTES, H.
American girl abroad. TRAFTON, A.
American historical and literary curiosities.
SMITH, J. J., and WATSON, J. F.
American historical record and repertory of notes
and queries, concerning the history and an-
tiquities of America and biography of Amer-
icans. Edited by Benj. J. Lossing. V. 1.
Phil. 1872. Sq. 8
American home-book of in-door games. SMITH,
Mrs. C. L.
American hotel for invalids. BONDU, A. (In
Pamphlets, v. 32.)
American journal of education. Ed. by Henry
Barnard. 1856-63.
American journal of horticulture. V.l-9. Bost.
1867-71.
American journal of sciences ; more especially of
mineralogy, geology, and the other branches
of natural history. New Haven and N. Y.
104 v. 8
1st series, conducted by B. Silliman. V. 1
(1819) to 50 (Oct. 1845). 50 v.
2d series, conducted by B. Silliman and J.
D. Dana. V. 1 (May, 1846) to 50 (Nov.
1870). 50 v.
3d series, conducted by J. D. Dana and B.
Silliman. V. 1 (Jan. 1871) to 4 (Dec. 1872).
4 v.
INDEX to 1st series (v. 1-49, 1819-45), v. 50,
1st series.
2d series (v. 1-10, 1846-50), v. 10, 2d se-
ries.
2d series (v. 11-20, 1851-5), v. 20, 2d se-
ries.
2d series (v. 21-30, 1856-60), v. 30, 2d
series.
2d series (v. 31-40, 1861-5), v. 40, 2d se-
ries.
2d series (v. 41-50, 1866-70), v. 50, 2d
series.
[After 1870, index in each volume.]
American leaves. OSGOOD, S.
American literature
CHASLES, (V. E.) P. Anglo-American liter-
ature.
CLEVELAND, C. D. Compendium of.
DUYCKINCK, E. A. and G. L. Cyclopaedia of.
GRISWOLD, E. W. Poets and poetry of Amer-
ica, The.
KYDER, G. T. Lyra Americana.
SLAVE songs of the TJ. S.
TUCKERMAN, H. T. Sketch of. (In Shaw's
Outlines of Eng. lit.)
See also Biography; English language and lit-
erature.
American loyalists. SABINE, L.
American mechanics' magazine; containing orig-
inal matter on subjects connected with manu-
factures, the arts, and sciences. V. 1 (Feb.
1825) to 2 (Jan. 1826). N. Y. 2 v. 8?
American merchant in Europe, Asia, and Aus-
tralia. TRAIN, G. F.
American miller. HUGHES, W. C.
American notes for general circulation. DICK-
ENS, C. (J. H.)
American notes and queries. V. 1 (Jan. 1857).
(n.t.p.) 8
American numismatic manual. DICKESON, M.
W.
American ornithology. WILSON, A.
American photographic almanac, 1864. FOW-
LER, J.
American pioneers and patriots, ((bries.) AB-
BOTT, J. S. C. Ferdinand de Soto.
American political economy. BOWEN, F.
American popular speakers, The. SYPHER, J.
American printer, The. MACKELLAR, T.
American register, The : a summary review of
history, politics, and literature. V. 1, 2
(1817). Phil. 1817. 2v. 8? See Am. an-
nual register.
American remembrancer, and universal tablet
of memory. HARDIE, J.
American repertory of arts, sciences, and man-
ufactures. Ed. by Jas. J. Mapes. V. 1
(Feb. 1840) to 4 (Aug. 1841). N. Y. 4 v.
8
American republic. BROWNSON, O. A.
American stage. BROWN, T. A. History of
the.
American state papers. Documents, legislative
and executive, of the congress of the United
States, from 1789 to 1859 ; selected and edited
under the authority of congress. 1st and 2d
series. Wash. 1832-61. 38 v. 4?
Contents :
Claims, 1 v., 1789-1823.
Commerce and navigation, 2 v., 1789-1823.
Finance, 5 v., 1789-1828.
Foreign relations, 6 v., 1789-1828.
Indian affairs, 2 v.. 1789-1827.
Military affairs, 7 v., 1789-1838.
Miscellaneous, 2 v., 1789-1823.
Naval affairs, 4 v., 1789-1836.
Post-office, 1 v., 1789-1823.
Public lands, 8 v., 1789-1837.
American turf register : a correct synopsis of
turf events in the United States, embracing
running, trotting, and pacing, for 1870. N.
Y. 1871. 8
American wit and humor. (From Harper's
mag.) Illustrated by J. McLennan. N. Y.
1859. 8 (2 cop.)
American woman's home. BEECHER, C. E.,
and STOWE, H. (E.) B.
American wonder-land. BACHE, K. M.
American's guide ; comprising the declaration
of independence, the articles of confedera-
tion, the constitution of the United States,
and the constitutions of the several states
composing the union. Phil. 1850. 12?
Same. Phil. 1859. 12?
American's own book. BIGELOW, J. K.
Americanisms
BARTLETT, J. K. Dictionary of.
DE VERB, M. S. Americanisms : the English
of the new world.
ELWYN, A. L. Glossary of supposed.
Americans
DUYCKINCK, E. A. National portrait gallery
of eminent.
GASKILL, E. National portrait gallery of dis-
tinguished.
LIVINGSTON, J. Portraits of eminent Amer-
icans now living, with biographical and his-
torical memoirs of their lives and actions.
N. Y. 1853-4. 4 v. 8
AMERICANS
25
AMPERE
Americans in Home. LELAND, H. P.
Amer;que devant 1'Europe, L'. GASPARIN, A.
E. DK.
Ames, Fisher (1758-1808). Works of; with a
selection from his speeches and correspond-
ence. Ed. by his son, Seth Ames. Bost.
1854. 2v. 8?
Contents :
Letters, v. 1.
Memoir, by Kirkland, J. T., v. 1.
Miscellaneous essays, v. 2.
Political essays, v. 2.
Speeches, v. 2.
SPEECH on the British treaty (April 28, 1796).
(In Moore, F. American eloquence, v. 1.)
SPEECH on Madison's resolution (January 24,
1794). (In Moore, F. American eloquence,
v. 1.)
SPEECHES of Fisher Ames in congress (1789-
96). Ed. hy P. W. Ames. Bost. 1871. 8
[250 copies printed.]
MOORE, F. Sketch of the life of. (In Amer-
ican eloquence, v. 1.)
See also Golden age of American oratory; Ora-
tors of American revolution.
Ames, Mary Clemmer. Eirene ; or, a woman's
right. N. Y. 1871. 8 (4 cop.)
MEMORIAL of Alice and Phoebe Gary ; with
some of their later poems and portraits. N.
Y. 1873. 12?
OUTLINES of men, women, and things. N. Y.
1873. 12= (2 cop.)
Contents :
Arlington in May.
Bread-making.
Caste in sex.
Charles Sumner's home.
Fallen man, The.
Fanny Fern.
French journalist, A.
Grand duke Alexis in New
York.
Horace Greeley and Edwin
Forrest.
Indian summer in Virginia.
Insti ncti ve philosophers and
statesmen.
Let us live.
Lola Montfz.
Margaret Fuller Ossoli.
Newport in September.
Northern Vermont in Au-
gust.
Our kitchens.
Physical basis of statesman-
ship.
Pin-money.
Kainy morning In the coun-
try, A.
Things gone by.
Una and her paupers.
Women suffrage.
VICTOIRE. N. Y. 1864. 12?
Amherst, J. A. Invasion of Eussia. (Equest.
spect.) Lacy's Plays, v. 13.
IRELAND as it is. (Dr. in 3 acts.) Mod. stand.
dr., v. 15.
IRELAND as it was. (Dr. in 2 acts.) Lacy's
Plays, v. 81.
Amherst college (Mass.)
CATALOGUE and reports (1869-72). [Bound
together.] 8?
Contents :
Catalogue (annual), 1869-70, 1870-71, 1871-2.
Catalogue (triennial), 1869.
Catalogue (triennial), 1872 isemi-centennial].
Obituary record, July, 1872.
Physical culture in Am. coll. By Nathan Allen.
Boll of honor.
Semi-centennial exercises, July 12, 1872.
Walker building : laying corner-stone of, June 10,
1868 ; and opening of, Oct. 20, 1871.
CATALOGUE of books added to the library
(July, 1855, to July, 1871). Amherst, 1871.
CATALOGUES of (1866-7, 1867-8, 1868-9). (In
Ann. cat. Am. coll., v. 1.)
CATALOGUE eorum qui munera et officia aca-
demica gesserunt, quique alicujus gradus
laurea donati sunt, in collegio Amherstiensi,
Amherstiae, in republica Massachusettensi.
Amherst coll. (continued)
Springfieldise, 1866. (In Triennial cat. Am.
coll., v. 1.)
OBITUARY record of Amherst college, for years
ending July 11, 1867, and July 9, 1868.
EOLL of honor. (In Ann. cat. Am. coll., v. 1.)
CUTTING, G. K. Student life at.
TYLER, W. S. History of [1821-1871],
Ami des enfants et des adolescents, L'. BERQUIN,
A.
Aminta. TASSO, T. (In Quattro poeti Italiani,
I.)
Ammosoff, Nicholas. Benefit of free trade. Part
ii. St. Petersburg, 1817. 8? (Russian.)
Ammunition. See Patents, Abridgments of Brit-
ish, v. 12.
Among my books. LOWELL, J. E.
Among my books. World essays. EEED, W. B.
Among the Arabs. NAPHEGYI, G.
Among the brigands. DE MILLE, J.
Among the Goths and Vandals. BLAIKIE, J.
Among the guerrillas. GILMORE, J. E.
Among the hills ; and other poems. WHITTIER,
J. G.
Among the Isles of Shoals. THAXTER, C.
Among the pines ; or, the south in secession time.
GILMORE, J. E.
Among the trees. LORIMER, M.
Amoor river
ATKINSON, T. W. Travels on the upper and
lower Amoor.
COLLINS, P. McD. Voyage down the.
KNOX, T. W. Overland through Asia.
EAVENSTEIN, E. G. Eussians on the Amur.
SAUER, M. Geographical and astronomical
expedition, 1785-94.
Amos, Sheldon. Difference of sex as a topic of
jurisprudence and legislation. Lond. 1870.
16?
Amour, L'. MICHELET, J.
Amour dans 1'avenir, Un. MERY, J. (In
(Euvres, v. 28.)
Amour des levres et 1 'amour du coeur, L'. Goz-
LAN, L. (In (Euvres, v. 8.)
Amour d'un esclave, L'. COMETTANT, O. (In
Nouveau monde, Le : scenes de la vie Ame"-
ricaine.)
Amour en mer. COMETTANT, 0. (In Nouveau
monde, Le : scenes de la vie AmeYicaine.)
Amoureux des Catherine, Les. ERCKMANN-
CHATRIAN.
Amouroux. See Armengaud.
Amours de Claire et de Marcellin. EOUSSEAU,
J. J. (In (Euvres et correspondance inedites.)
Amours de voyage. CLOUGH, A. H. (In
Poems.)
Amours des bords du Ehin, Les. MERY, J.
(In (Euvres, v. 38.)
Amours of Daphnis and Chloe, The. LONGUS.
Tr. by E. Smith. (In Greek romances.)
Ampere, Jean Jacques Antoine (1800-1864). Ce*-
sar: scenes historiques. Paris, 1859. 8?
HISTOIRE Eomaine a Eome, L'. (2e d.)
Paris, 1863. 4 v. 8?
PROMENADE en Ame"rique, 1851-2. Paris,
1860. 2 v. 8?
Contents :
Canada, v. 1. I fitats-TJnis, v. 1.
Cuba, v. 2. | Mexique, v. 2.
See also Sainte-Beuve, C. A.
AMPHIBIANS
ANCIENT
Amphibians
HAMILTON, K. Amphibious carnivora, wal-
rus, etc. (In Jardine's Nat. lib., v. 25.)
Sw AINSON, W. Natural history of fishes, am-
phibians, and reptiles.
See also Reptiles.
Amphibious carnivora. See Amphibians.
Amphion. EIEHL, W. H. (In Culturgeschicht-
liche novellen.)
Ampies, Juan de. ROBINSON, C. Voyage to
Coriana, 1517. (In Early voyages to Amer-
ica.)
Amputation. LISTER, J. Treatise on. (In
Holmes, T. System of surgery, v. 3.)
Amusements
ELLIOTT, A. Play-ground and the parlor.
EVENING amusements.
HENSHAW, A. B. Amusement for invalids.
HONE, W. Every-day book and table-book.
MAGICIAN'S own book, The.
SMITH, H. Festivals, games, and amuse-
ments, ancient and modern.
See also Dramas (amateur) ; Games ; Gymnas-
tics ; Sports.
Amy Herbert. SEWELL, E. M.
Amy Wier. RINGGOLD, G. H. (In Fountain
rock.)
An der grenze. HOEFER, E. (In Erzahlende
schriften, v. 1.)
Anabasis ; or, expedition of Cyrus. XENOPHON.
Anacharsis. DIOGENES LAERTIUS. Life of.
(In Lives, ed. 1688, v. 2.)
Same. Tr. by C. D. Yonge. Bohn's Class.
lib.
Same. (Gr. et Lat.) Didot's Script. Graec. bib-
lioth.
Anacharsis (the younger). BARTHELEMY, J. J.
Travels of Anacharsis in Greece.
Anacreon (ab. 560 B.C.). Odes. Tr. by Thomas
Moore; with fifty-four illustrative designs, by
Girodet de Roussy. Now first produced in
England. Lond. n.d. Sq. 16?
Anaesthesia. SIMPSON, J. Y. Anaesthesia,
hospitalism, etc.
Anaesthetics. LISTER, J. Treatise on. (In
Holmes, T. System of surgery, v. 3.)
See also Chloroform ; Ether ; Nitrous oxide.
Anales de la propagacion de la fe". Coleccion
periodica. Leon, 1843. Tom. xv. 8? (In
Pamphlets, v. 1.)
Contents :
Misiones de Abisinia.
Misiones de America.
Misiones de China.
Misiones de India.
Misiones de Oceania occidental.
Analogy of religion, natural and revealed. BUT-
LER, J.
Analyse raisonne"e de 1'histoire de France [987-
1793]. CHATEAUBRIAND, F. A. DE.
Analysis, Chemical. See Chemistry.
Analysis, Mathematical. See Calculus.
Anastasis. BUSH, G.
Anastasius; or, memoirs of a Greek. HOPE,
T.
Anatomy
DRAPER, J. C. Anatomy, physiology, and
hygiene.
GOTHE, J. W. von. Osteologie. (In S'amm.
werke, v. 5.)
GRAY, H. Anatomy, descriptive and surgical.
Anatomy (continued)
HASSALL, A. H. Illustrations of the micro-
scopic anatomy of the human body in health
and disease.
HITCHCOCK, E. Elementary anatomy and
physiology.
HOOPER, K. Lexicon medicum; or, medical
dictionary.
JONES, C. H., and SIEVEKING, E. H. Man-
ual of pathological.
LE PILEUR, A. Corps humain, Le.
Wonders of the human body.
LOGORSKY. Anatomy. (Russian.)
QUAIN, J., and WILSON, W. J. E. Series of
anatomical plates ; with comments.
ROKITANSKY, C. Manual of pathological.
SWEDENBORG, E. Animal kingdom, The.
Economy of the animal kingdom.
TODD, R. B. Cyclopaedia of anatomy and
physiology.
WILSON, W. J. E. See Quain, J. (above).
See also Comptes rendus ; Nervous system ;
Osteology; Physiology; also the names of va-
rious organs and members of body.
Anatomy and philosophy of expression. BELL,
Sir C.
Anatomy of melancholy. BURTON, R.
Anatomy of suicide. WINSLOW, F.
Anaxagoras. DIOGENES LAERTIUS. Life of.
(In Lives, ed. 1688, v. 1.)
Same. Tr. by C. D. Yonge. Bohn's Class.
lib.
Same. (Gr. et Lat.) Didot's Script. Graec.
biblioth.
Anaxarchus. DIOGENES LAERTIUS. Life of.
(In Lives, ed. 1688, v. 2.)
Same. Tr. by C. D. Yonge. Bohn's Class.
lib.
Same. (Gr. et Lat.) Didot's Script. Graec.
biblioth.
Anaximander. DIOGENES LAERTIUS. Life
of. (In Lives, ed. 1688, v. 1.)
Same. Tr. by C. D. Yonge. Bohn's Class.
lib.
Same. (Gr. et Lat.) Didot's Script. Graec.
biblioth.
Anaximenes. DIOGENES LAERTIUS. Life of.
(In Lives, ed. 1688, v. 1.)
Same. Tr. by C. D. Yonge. Bohn's Class.
lib.
Same. (Gr. et Lat.) Didot's Script. Graec.
biblioth.
Ancient classics for English readers. Ed. by W.
Lucas Collins etal. Phil. 1872-3. 12?
Contents :
Aristophanes. Ed. by W. L. Collins.
Csesar. Ed. by A. Trollope.
Herodotus. Ed. by G. C. Swayne.
Hesiod. Ed. by J. Davies.
Homer. (Iliad.) Ed. by W. L. Collins.
Homer. (Odyssey.) Ed. by W. L. Collins.
Pliny. (Letters.) Ed. by A. Church and W. J.
Brodribb.
Virgil. Ed. by W. L. Collins.
Ancient faiths embodied in ancient names. IN-
MAN, T.
Ancient history. See History (ancient).
Ancient mariner, The. COLERIDGE, S. T. (In
Dana's Household book of poetry.)
Same. (In Poet, and dram, works, v. 1.)
Ancient monuments of the Mississippi valley.
SQUIER, E. G., and DAVIS, E. H.
ANCIENT
27
ANDERSON
Ancient songs and ballads. KITSON, J.
Ancient Spanish ballads, historical and roman-
tic. LOCKHART, J. G.
Ancient states and empires. LORD, J.
Ancient stone implements, weapons, and orna-
ments of Great Britain. EVANS, J.
Ancients
BACON, F. "Wisdom of. (In Essays.)
COOLEY, W. D. Commerce of. (In Mari-
time and inland discovery, v. 1.)
Geography of. (In Maritime and inland
discovery, v. 1.)
See also History (ancient).
Andagoya, Pascual de. Narrative of the pro-
ceedings of Pedrarias Davila in the provin-
ces of Tierra Firme or Castilla del Oro, and
of the discovery of the south sea and coasts
of Peru and Nicaragua. Tr. and ed., with
notes and introduction, by C. K. Markham.
(In Hakluyt soc., v. 33.)
Andalucia (Spain). MAXIMILIAN, F. Keise-
skizzen, 1851. ( In Aus meinem leben, v. 2.)
Anderdon, W. H. Antoine de Bonneval: a
tale of Paris in the days of St. Vincent de
Paul. Bait. 1867. 12?
Andersen, Hans Christian (b. 1805). Every-
thing in its right place ; and other stories.
Tr. from the Danish, by H. W. Dulcken.
Lond. n.d. 16?
GESAMMELTE werke. Leipzig, n.d. 5 v. 12?
Contents :
Agnette und der meermann ,
v. 3.
Ahasverus, v. 3.
Besuch bel Dickens, v. 4.
Bilderbuch ohne bilder, v. 4.
Eines dichters bazar, v. 3.
Gerlichte, v. 3.
Glucksblume, Die, v. 3.
Improvisator, Der, v. 1.
In Schweden, v. 4.
In Spanien, v. 4.
Marchen meines lebens, v. 4.
Miirchen und historien, v. 5.
Mulatte, Der, v. 3.
Nur ein geiger, v. 2.
O. Z., v. 2.
Ragaz, v. 4.
Raphaella, v. 3.
Reiseschatten, v. 4.
Sein oder nicht sein, v. 1.
Silkeborg, v. 4.
Skagen, v. 4.
Zwei baronessen, Die, v. 2.
GOLOSHES of fortune ; and other stories. Lond.
n.d. 16?
Contents :
Buckwheat, The.
Five out of one shell.
Goloshes of fortune, The.
Neighboring families, The.
Rose-elf, The.
Snow queen, The.
ICE maiden, The ; and the Story of my life.
Tr. by H. W. Dulcken. Lond. n.d. 16?
Same. Tr. by Fanny Fuller. N. Y. 1863.
16?
IMPROVISATORS, The ; or, life in Italy. Tr.
from the Danish, by Mary Hewitt. Lond.
1857. 16?
Same. Lond. 1869. (3 cop.)
IN Spain, and a visit to Portugal. N. Y.
1870. 12?
MARSH king's daughter ; and other stories.
Lond. n.d. 16?
Contents :
Bottle-neck, The.
Marsh king's daughter, The.
Phoenix bird, The.
Shadow, The.
Story of the year, The.
Twelve by the mail.
O. T. A Danish romance. N. Y. 1870. 12?
(6 cop.)
OLD church bell ; and other stories. Lond.
n.d. 16?
Contents :
In Sweden.
Last dream of the old oak-tree.
Old church bell.
Story from the sand-dunes.
ONLY a fiddler. N. Y. 1870. 12? (6 cop.)
Andersen (continued)
OUT of theheart. Translated from the Danish,
by H. W. Dulcken. Lond. 1868. 18? (2
cop.)
PICTURES of travel in Sweden, among the
Hartz mountains, and in Switzerland, with
a visit to Chas. Dickens's house. N. Y.
1871. 12?
POET'S bazaar, A : pictures of travel in Ger-
many, Italy, Greece, and the orient. Au-
thor's edition. N. Y. 1871. 12?
SILVER shilling ; and other stories. Lond. n.
d. 16?
Contents :
Daisy, The.
Emperor's new clothes.
Hardy tin soldier. The.
Little Glaus and great Claus.
Little Ida's flowers.
Naughty boy, The.
Princess on the pea, The.
Silver shilling, The.
Snail and the rose-tree.
Story of a mother.
Thumbelina.
Traveling companion.
STORIES. Translated from the Danish, (n.t.p.)
16?
Contents :
Shoes of fortune, The.
Snow queen, The.
Swineherd, The.
Watchman's adventure.
Bell, The.
Elder-bush, The.
Memoir of H. C. A.
Picture-book without pict-
ures, The.
STORIES and tales. N. Y. 1871. 12?
STORY-BOOK ; with a memoir, by Mary Howitt.
Tr. from the Danish. N. Y. 1855. 3 v.
in 1. 16?
Contents :
Fir-tree, The.
Leap-frog. The.
Memoir of Hans Christian
Andersen.
Miscellaneous stories.
My boots.
Picture-book without pict-
ures.
Real princess. The.
Shoes of fortune, The.
Snow queen, The.
Swineherd, The.
STORY of my life, The. N. Y. 1871. 12? (2
cop.)
To BE or not to be. Tr. by Mrs. Bushby.
Lond. 1857. 16?
UNDER the willow-tree ; and other stories.
Lond. n.d. 16?
Contents :
Psyche, The.
Stone of the wise men.
Under the willow-tree.
Uttermost parts of the sea,
In the.
Anne Lisboth.
Bell-deep, The.
Bishop of Borglum and his
warriors.
Charming.
My boots.
WILD swans, The ; and other stories. Lond.
n.d. 16?
' WILL-O'-THE-WISP is in the town;' and other
stories. Lond. n.d. 16?
Contents :
Athens.
Bird of popular song.
Bosphorus, The.
Carnival at Rome, The.
Days in the Mediterranean.
Golden treasure, The.
Graveyard at Scutari, The.
In the nursery.
Legend of Nurnberg castle.
Mahomet's birth-day.
Night in the Apennines, A.
Storm shakes the shield,
The.
'Will-o'-the-wisp is in the
town.'
Windmill, The.
See also Self-made men.
Anderson, Adam (1690-1765). Historical and
chronological deduction of the origin of com-
merce, from the earliest accounts; containing
a history of the great commercial interests of
the British empire. Kevised and continued
to 1789, by Mr. Coombe. Dublin, 1790. 6
v. 8?
Anderson, .L'Eneas. Narrative of the British em-
bassy to China in the years 1792-4. Lond.
1796. 8?
ANDERSON
28
ANECDOTES
Anderson, Alexander Caulfield. Dominion at
the west: a brief description of the province
of British Columbia, its climate and resour-
ces. Govt. prize essay, 1872. Victoria, B.
C. 1872. 12
Anderson, Florence. Zenaida. Phil. 1858. 12
Anderson, James. Ladies of the reformation :
memoirs of distinguished female characters
in the xvi. century. Lond. 1855. 12
Anderson, James (tragedian). Cloud and sun-
shine. (Dr.) Lacy's Plays, v. 87.
Anderson, John. Strength of materials and
structures. Lond. 1872. 12
Anderson, Joseph. Bible light from bible lands.
N. Y. 1856. 12
Anderson, Martin B. Inaugural address, deliv-
ered July 11, 1854, before the university of
Rochester, on the end and means of a liberal
education. (In Ann. cat. Am. coll., v. 5.)
SKETCH of the life of Prof. Chester Dewey.
(In Smithsonian rept. 1870.)
Anderson, Robert. Life of Tobias Smollett. (In
Smollett's Works, v. 1.)
Anderson, Rufus (b. 1796). Foreign missions:
their relations and claims. N. Y. 1869. 12
(2 cop.)
HAWAIIAN islands: their progress and condi-
tion under missionary labors. "With illustra-
tions. Bost. 1864. 12 (2 cop.)
Anderson, "William. Practical mercantile let-
ter-writer : collection of modern letters of
business. N. Y. 1854. 12?
Andersonville prison (Georgia). SPENCER, A.
Narrative of Andersonville prison ; from evi-
dence elicited on the trial of H. Wirz.
See also Prisons ; Roll of honor ; U. S. (war
of 1861-5).
Andersson, Charles John (1827-1867). Lake
Ngami; or, explorations and discoveries in
south-western Africa. N. Y. 1857. 8
LION and the elephant. Ed. by L. Lloyd.
Lond. 1873. 8?
NOTES on the birds of Damara land, and the
adjacent countries of south-west Africa. Ar-
ranged and edited by John Henry Gurney;
with additional notes by the editor, and a
sketch of the author's life. Lond. 1872. 8.
OKAVANGO river : a narrative of travel, ex-
ploration, and adventure. N. Y. n.d. 8? (2
cop.)
Andes (mts.)
BISHOP, N. H. Pampas and Andes, The.
ORTON, J. Andes and the Amazon.
SCARLETT, P. C. South America and the Pa-
cific : a journey from Buenos Ayres to Val-
paraiso.
See also America (South) ; Chile ; Peru.
Andre, John (Maj.)^ (1751-1780). Proceedings of
a board of officers respecting. [Fac-simile.]
(In Boynton, E. C. Hist. West Point.)
SARGENT, W. Life and career of. Bost. 1861.
12. (2 cop.)
Andre. DUDEVANT, A. L. A. D.
Andr6 Che"nier. MERY, J. (In CEuvres, v. 24.)
Andrea Delfin. HEYSE, P. (In Novellen, v. 6.)
Andreas Hofer. MTJNDT, Mrs. C. (M.) ,
Andree de Taverney. DUMAS, A. (D.)
Andreevsky, Ivan. Manual of health for do-
mestic animals. Parts i., iii. Moscow, 1793.
2 v. 8. (Russian.)
Andrew, John Albion (1818-1867). BROWNE, A.
G. , JR. Sketch of the official life of. Bost.
1868. 8
STOWE, Mrs. H. (E.) B. Men of our times.
Andrews, Alexander: History of British jour-
nalism, from the foundation of the newspa-
per press in England to the repeal of the
stamp act in 1855 ; with sketches of press, ce-
lebrities. Lond. 1859. 2 v. 12?
Andrews, Christopher C. Hints to company
officers on their military duties. N. Y. 1863.
16?
HISTORY of the campaign of Mobile, includ-
ing the cooperative operations of Gen. Wil-
son's cavalry in Alabama, 1864. N. Y.
1867. 8
Andrews, E. B. Report of progress in the sec-
ond district. (JraNewberry's geological sur-
vey of Ohio.)
Andrews, Ethan Allen (1787-1858), and STOD-
DARD, 8. Grammar of the Latin language.
(IQQth ed.) Bost. 1867. 12
Andrews, G. H. Rudimentary treatise on agri-
cultural engineering. V. 1, buildings ; v. 2,
motive powers. Lond. 1852. 2 v. 16?
Andrews, Garrett (Dr.). See Men of the day.
Andrews, Israel de Wolf. Report on the trade
and commerce of the British North Ameri-
can colonies, and upon the trade of the great
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Anglo-Latin satirical poets and epigrammatists
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Angouleme, Marguerite d'. See Marguerite
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Angouleme, Marie The"rese Charlotte (duchesse
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ANIMALS
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Annals of America [1492-1826]. HOLMES, A.
Annals of Annapolis. RIDGELY, D.
Annals of British legislation. LEVI, L.
Annals of industry and genius. BRIGHTWELL,
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Bacon, John.
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Annals of philosophy. THOMSON, T.
Annals of the army of the Cumberland. FITCH,
J.
Annals of the congress of the United States ;
containing the debates and proceedings of
the same, with an appendix, containing im-
portant state papers and public documents,
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AmeYique du sud.
Autriche.
Belgique, La.
Brfeil.
Cabinets en 1860, Les.
Chine.
Confederation Germanique,
La.
Danemark, La.
Empire ottoman.
Espagne, L'.
Etats-Unis, Les.
Annual catalogues of American colleges. [Col-
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the names of colleges.
Annual cyclopaedia, American. See Am. ann.
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Annual of scientific discovery; or, year-book of
facts in science and art. Edited by D. A.
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21 v. 12?
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Annual register, The : a review of public events at
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Contents :
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English history.
Foreign history.
Obituary of eminent persons.
Public documents and state papers.
Remarkable trials.
Retrospect of literature, art, and science.
Annual register, The. A view of the history,
politics, and literature for the year. V. 1
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Annual reports. See the names of societies,
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Annus mirabilis: the year of wonders [1666].
DRYDEN, J. (In Aikin's Br. poets, v. 1.)
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Anotaciones & la historia del Peru independi-
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ANSON
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BARROW, J. Life of. Lond. 1839. 8
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Acts, tr. by A. Walker, v. 18.
Alexander of Alexandria, tr. by J. B. H. Haw-
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Alexander of Lycopolis, tr. by J. B. H. Hawkins,
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Apocryphal gospels, tr. by A. Walker, v. 18.
Apostolic fathers, tr. by Roberts et al., v. 1.
Archelaus, tr. by Salmond, v. 20.
Arnobius, tr. by Byrce and Campbell, v. 19.
Athenagoras (Athenian), tr. by Dods et al.., v. 2.
Clement of Alexandria, tr. by Wilson, v. 4, 5, 14.
Clement of Rome : Apostolic constitutions, tr. by
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Clement of Rome: Clementine homilies, tr. by
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Clement of Rome : Clementine recognitions, tr.
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Commodianus, tr. by Wallis, v. 17;
Cyprian, tr. by Wallis, v. 12, 13.
Dionysius of Alexandria, tr. by Salmond, v. 20.
Fragments of the in. century, v. 8.
Gregory Thaumaturgus, tr. by Salmond, v. 20.
Hippolytus, St., tr. by McMahon, v. 7, 8.
Irenseus, St., tr. by Roberts and Rambaut, v. 6, 8.
Justin Martyr, tr. by Dods et al., v. 2.
Lactantius, tr. by Fletcher, v. 21, 22.
Liturgies, Early, tr. by Roberts and Donaldson,
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Methodius, tr. by W. R. Clark, v. 14.
Municius Felix, M., tr. by Wallis, v. 13.
Novatian, tr. by Wallis, v. 13.
Ante-Nicene (continued )
Origen, tr. by Crombie, v. 10, 11.
Peter of Alexandria, tr. by J. B. H. Hawkins, v. 14.
Revelations, tr. by A. Walker, v. 18.
Syriac documents of first three centuries, v. 20.
Tatian, tr. by Pratten, v. 3.
Tertullian, Q. S. F., tr. by Dods, v. 3.
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Theophilus of Antioch, tr. by Dods, v. 3.
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RENDELL, E. D.
Antelope. JARDINE, Sir W. Deer, antelope,
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Anteros. LAWRENCE, G. A.
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Anthropology
DARWIN, C. (R.) Queries about expression
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DATES and data relating to religious.
RATJCH, F. A. Anthropology.
See also Ethnology ; Life ; Man ; Races ; Spe-
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Anti-masonry. See Free-masonry.
Anti-slavery. See Slavery.
Antidote to the ' Gates ajar.' W., J. S.
Antilles. See West Indies.
Antipodes, and round the world. CLERK, Mrs.
G.
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Antiquitates apostolicse. CAVE, W.
Antiquities
BORLASE, W. C. Nsenia cornubiae: primitive
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BRAND, J. Popular antiquities of Great
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BRINTON, D. G. History of the antiquities of
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ANTIQUITIES
32
APHORISMS
Antiquities (continued)
GKLL, Sir W., and GANDY, J. P. Pom-
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GUNN, D. Indian remains near Ked river
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HARWOOD, A. A. Some account of the sar-
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HIGGINS, G. Celtic druids.
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JONES, C. C., Jr. Antiquities of the southern
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KELLER, F. Lake dwellings of Switzerland
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KIDD, S. China.
KINGSBOROUGH, E. K. (Lord). Antiquities
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LAYARD, A. H. Nineveh and its remains.
MCPHERSON, D. Antiquities of Kertch.
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SITGREAVES, L. Report of expedition down
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WILSON and WARREN (Capts.). Recovery of
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WRIGHT, T. Uriconium: historical account
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Arms and armor. History (ancient).
Coins. The names of countries
Costumes. and places.
Antiquity
MORLOT, A. Introductory lecture to the study
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Study of high antiquity in Europe. (In
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Antiquity of man. LYELL, C.
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MANUFACTURE of photogenic or hydro-carbon
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REPORT on the geology of the explorations un-
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PIRANESI, G. B. and F. Colonna Antonina.
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Antonius, Marcus (Mark Antony), (83-30 B.C.).
PLUTARCHUS. (Par A. Feillet.) Viede. (In
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Vita. (Gr. et Lat.) (In Vitse, v. 2.)
Antonius Diogenes. Libri xxiv. de incredi-
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Antwerp archaeological congress, Programme of.
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Anus. See Rectum.
Apaches
BROWNE, J. R. Adventures in the Apache
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CREMONY, J. C. Apache race, The. (In
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Life among the.
SMART, C. Notes on the (Tonto) Apaches.
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Acharnenses. Knights.
Birds. Lysfstrata.
Clouds. Peace.
Feasts of Ceres. Plutus.
Female orators. Wasps.
Frogs.
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Acharnlans, v. 1.
Birds, v. 1.
Clouds, v. 1.
Ecclesiazusse, v. 2.
Frogs, v. 2.
Knights, v. 1.
Contents :
Lysistrata, v. 2.
Peace, v. 1.
Plutus, v. 2.
Thesmophoriazusse, v. 2.
Wasps, v. 1.
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Acharnenses, v. 1.
Aves, v. 2.
Ecclesiazusse, v. 2.
Equites, v. 1.
Lysistrata, v. 2.
Nubes, v. 1.
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Pax, v. 1.
Plutus, v. 2.
Ranse, v. 2.
Thesmophoriazusae, v. 2.
Vespae, v. 1.
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Anima, v. 3.
Aiiimalium motione, v. 3.
Audibllibus, v. 3.
Coelo, v. 2.
Coloribus, v. 3.
Divinatione persomnum, v.
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Ethica, y. 2.
Generationeanimalium, v. 3.
Generatione et corruptione,
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Gorgia, v. 3.
Historise animalibus, v. 3.
Insomniis, v. 3.
Juventute et senectute, de
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Lineis insecabilibus, v. 4.
Longitudine et brevitate vi-
tas, v. 3.
Mechanica, v. 4.
Memoria et reminlscentia,
V. 3.
Metaphysioorum, v. 2.
Meteorologicorum libros
quatuor, v. 3.
Mirabilibus
auscultationi-
bus, v. 4.
MundoadAlexandrum.v. 3.
Naturalem auscultationem,
Organon, v. 1.
Partibus animalium, v. 3.
Physiognomonica, v. 4.
Plantis, v. 4.
Poetica, v. 1.
Politica, v. 1.
Problemata, v. 4.
Problemata iuedita, v. 4.
Respiratione, v. 3.
Rhetorics, de arte, v. 1.
Sensu et sensili, v. 3.
Somno et vigilia, v. 3.
Spiritu, v. 3.
Xenophaue (Melisso), v. 3.
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ORGANON ; or, logical treatises. With the in-
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POLITICS, and Economics. Tr. by E. Wai-
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Analytica posteriora(i.),v. 1.
Analytics posteriora (n.), v.
Analytica priora (r.), v. 1.
Analytica priora (n.), v. 1.
Aristotelian canon, v. 1.
Aristotle, Life of, v. 1.
Categorise, v. 1.
De Anima, v. 2.
De Coelo, v. 2.
De Interpretatione, v. 1.
Doctrine of universals, v. 2.
Epikurus, y. 2.
First principles, v. 2.
Metaphysica, v. 2.
Physica and metaphysica, v.
Sophistic! Elenchi, v. 2.
Stoics, The : a fragment, v.
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Topica (Vi.-vm.), v. 2.
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ARNOLD
Arizona (continued)
MCCLELLAN, K. G. Golden state.
MOWRY, S. Geography and resources of Ari-
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Choice of a profession.
Christian merchant, The.
Critical moments in life.
Force of adverse circum-
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Habit.
Life : a school of faculties to
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Literature, science, and art
Marriage.
Patient continuing in well-
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Philosophy of life.
Kisii.g men.
Statesmen.
Successful lawyers.
Taking holy orders.
Theories in life.
Travel.
Turning-points in life.
Turning-points in national
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University careers.
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Academies, Literary influence of.
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Criticism. Function of, at the present time.
French Eton, A.
Gue'rin, Eugenie de.
Gue'rin, Maurice de.
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Homer, On translating. (3 lectures.)
Homer, On translating. (Last words.)
Joubert
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SCHOOLS and universities on the continent.
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Arnold, K. Arthur. From the Levant, the Black
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INTRODUCTORY lectures on modern history, de-
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LIFE of Hannibal.
Arnold (continued)
MISCELLANEOUS works ; collected and repub-
lished. (2ded.) Lond. 1858. SI
Contents :
Christian duty of conceding the Roman Catholic
claims.
Discipline In public schools.
Divisions of knowledge. (Lecture.)
Essay on the social progress of states.
Extracts from ' The Englishman's register.'
Letters to ' Hertford reformer.'
Letters to ' Sheffield courant.'
Preface to 'Poetry of common life.'
Preface to the third volume of the edition of Thu-
cydides.
Principles of church reform.
Eugby school : use of classics.
SERMONS, chiefly on the interpretation of script-
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STANLEY, A. P. Life and correspondence of.
N. Y. 1845. 2 v. 12
Same. Bost. 1860. 12
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Arnold, Thomas (M.A.). Manual of English lit-
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Arnold, Thomas James. Keynard, the fox. Af-
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Arnold, Thomas Kerchever (1800-1853). First
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SECOND Hebrew book. Containing the book
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GREEK grammar. (2d ed.) Lond. 1848. 8
Arnold, W.H. Woodman's hut. Lacy's Plays,
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Arnot, William. Laws from heaven for life on
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PARABLES of our Lord. Lond. 1865. 12
Arnott, George A. Walker. See Hooker, Sir
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Arnott, Neil. On the smokeless fire-place, chim-
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Arnould, Joseph. Treatise on the law of marine
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Arrah Neil. JAMES, G. P. K.
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ART-JOURNAL
Arrianus (continued)
HISTORY of Alexander's expedition. Trans-
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To which is prefixed Mr. LeClerc's criticism
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GRIMM, H. Studium der modern en kiinste.
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Art in Rome and Naples.
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WAAGEN, G. F. Galleries and cabinets of.
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Art and mystery of curing, preserving, and pot-
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Art naval, L'. RENARD, L.
Art, of conversation ; with directions for self-edu-
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Art of prolonging life. HUFELAND, C. "W.
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LOVE in high life. Phil. n.d. 8? (3 cop.)
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Arthur (continued)
MADELEINE ; or, a daughter's love, and other
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NOTHING but money. N. Y. 1865. 12?
OLD man's bride, The. Phil. 1860. 12?
ORANGE blossoms, fresh and faded. Phil. 12?
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OUR neighbors in the corner house. N. Y.
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OUT in the world. N. Y. 1864. 12?
SPARING to spend. Phil. 1860. 12?
TRIALS and confessions of a housekeeper.
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of civil and mechanical engineering, ship-
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Contents :
Ruskin, J. : Giotto and his works in Padua ; being
an explanatory notice of the series of wood-outs
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Vasari, G. : Life of Giovanni Angelico da Fiesole.
Translated from the Italian, by Giovanni Aubrey
Bezzi. With notes and illustrations. Pub. by
Arundel soc., London, 1850.
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gravings from the frescoes of Giotto, illus-
trating the lives of the Virgin and our Sav-
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Contents:
Brancaccl chapel and Massolino, Masaccio, and
Filippino Lippi.
Domenico Ghirlandaio, and his frescoes of the
death of St. Francis.
Frescoes by Bern. Pinturicchio, in the collegiate
church of S. Maria Maggiore, at Spello.
Giovanni Sanzio and his fresco at Cagli.
Hans Memlinc : Notice of his life and works, by
W. H. James Weale.
'Madonnaand saints,' painted in fresco by Ottaviano
Nelli, in the church of S. Maria Nuova at Gubblo.
'Martyrdom of St. Sebastian,' painted in fresco by
Pietro Peruglno, in the chapel of the saint at
Panicale.
WORNITM, Ralph N. Hans Holbein and the
Meier madonna. 1871. Thin 4?
WYATT, M. Digby. Notices of sculpture in
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methods, and chief productions of the art,
delivered at the first annual general meeting
of the Arundel soc., June 29, 1850 ; and a
catalogue of specimens of ancient ivory carv-
ings in various collections, by Edmund Old-
field ; with 9 photographic illustrations, by
J. A. Spencer. Thin 4
PLATES. Eighty-nine plates, published from
1848-72. Eleph. f. [Enumerated below
in order of publication.]
Contents :
1848-50. Fra Angelico : The distribution of alms, by
St. Lawrence. Copper-plate by Gruner.
1851. Fra Angelico : St Stephen before the coun-
cil.
1851. Fra Angelico : St. Bonaventura.
1851. Fra Angelico : St Matthew.
1851. Fra Angelico: St. Thomas. Four copper-
plates of frescoes.
1851-2. Fra Angelico: St. Lawrence before the
Emperor Decius.
Arundel (continued)
1851-2. Fra Angelico : The Pieta, Two engravings,
by Schiiffer.
1856. Giotto : View of the interior of the Arena
chapel at Padua. Chromo-lithograph.
1856. Pietro Perugino : The martyrdom of St. Se-
bastian. Chromo-lithograph. Five outlines of
portions of figures in the same fresco.
1857. Pinturicchio : Christ among the doctors.
Chromo-lithograph.
1857. Ottaviano Nelli : Virgin and child. Chromo-
lithograph. Four lithographed heads (outlines
of), traced from the two preceding frescoes.
1858. Pinturicchio : The nativity. From fresco in
Spello cathedral. Chromo-lithograph.
1858. Luini : St. Catherine buried by angels. From
the fresco in the Brera gallery, Milan. Chromo-
lithograph.
1858. Pinturicchio: Engraved outlines from trac-
ings of two heads in the ' Nativity,' and two in
the ' St Catherine.' 3 plates.
1859. Leonardo da Vinci : The madonna and child.
From the fresco in the monastery of St Onofrio,
Rome. Chromo-lithograph.
1859. Outline of the head of the Virgin, engraved
from the same fresco.
1859. Giov. Sanzio : The madonna and saints, and
resurrection of our Lord. From the fresco at
Cagli. Chromo-lithographs.
1859. Giov. Sanzio : Engraved outline of the head
of an angel in above fresco.
1860. Ghirlandaio : Death of St Francis. Chromo-
lithograph. From the fresco in the church of St.
Trinita, Florence.
1860. Heads of a bishop and of a priest, from the
same fresco, on the scale of the original.
1861. Filippino Lippi: The fall. Masaccio: The
expulsion. Two on one sheet. Chromo-litho-
graphs.
1861. Masaccio : The tribute money.
1861. Masolino : St Peter preaching. St Peter bap-
tizing. Chromo-lithographs. Two on one sheet
1861. Masaccio: Two heads from the fresco of
' The tribute money,' on the scale of the origi-
nal.
1862. Fra Angelico: St. Stephen distributing alms.
Copper-plate, bv Schiiffer, from the fresco.
1862. Masolino de Panicale : St Peter and St John
healing a cripple. St. Peter raising Petronilla.
From the frescoes in the church of the Carmine,
Florence. On one sheet
18fi2. Head from the ' Raising of Petronilla,' on
the scale and in exact imitation of the original.
1862. Filippino Lippi: St Peter delivered from
prison, and St. Peter in prison visited by St. Paul.
After frescoes in the church of the Carmine, at
Florence. On one sheet. Chromo-lithograph.
1862. Head from 'St. Peter in prison visited by
St. Paul.'
1863. Fra Angelico : St Stephen thrust out before
his martyrdom. Copper-plate from the fresco.
Chromo-lithograph.
1863. Masaccio and Lippi: 88. Peter and Paul
raising the king's son, and the homage to Saint
Peter. From the frescoes. One sheet Chromo-
lithographs.
1863. Head from the same fresco, on the scale of
the original.
1863. Masaccio : Chromo-lithographs of ' SS. Peter
and John healing the sick by their shadows,' and
'SS. Peter and John giving alms.' From fres-
coes in the church of the Carmine, at Florence.
On one sheet
1863. Masaccio : Head from ' SS. Peter and John
giving alms,' on the scale and in the exact imita-
tion of the original.
1864. Raffaelle : The conversion of Saul. A line
engraving by Gruner, from the tapestry in the
Vatican.
1864. Fra Angelico : St. John. A line engraving
by Stoelzel, from the frescoes in the chapel of
Nicholas v. in the Vatican.
1864. Luini : The presentation in the temple. From
the fresco at Saronno.
1864. Luini : Head from the same fresco, on the
scale of the original.
1865. Fra Angelico : St. Sixtus giving money to St
Lawrence foralms. A line engraving by Schaffer,
from the frescoes in the chapel of Nicholas v. in
the Vatican.
1865. Melming : The adoration of the magi.
1865. Melming: The nativity, and the presenta-
tion In the temple. On one sheet.
1865. Melming : St. John the baptist, and St Ve-
ronica. On one sheet
1866. Ghirlandaio : The last supper. From a fresco
in the church of the Ognessanti, at Florence.
1866. Luini : The adoration of the magi. From a
fresco at Saronno.
1867. Razzi : Ecstasy of St. Catherine. Chromo-
lithograph from a fresco in San Domenico, at
Siena.
1867. Raffaelle : Martyrdom of St. Stephen. En-
graying on India paper, from the tapestry in the
Vatican.
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Arundel (continued)
1867. Ghirlandaio : Preaching of John the baptist.
From a fresco in S. Maria Novella, at Florence.
Chromo- ithograph.
1867. Ghirlanduio : Zacharias naming his son.
From fresco, as above.
1867. Raffaelle : Poetry. From fresco In the stanze
of the Vatican.
186S. Filippino Lippi : SS. Peter and Paul before
Nero, and the martyrdom of St. Peter. From
fresco in Braticacci chapel.
1888. Van Eyck (Bros.): The adoration of the
Lamb. From the center panel of the altar-piece
in the cathedral of St. Bavon, at Ghent.
1868. Filippino Lippi : The vision of St. Bernard.
From the painting in the Badia, at Florence.
18(W. Andrea del Sarto : Procession of the magi.
ISfi;l. Fra Angelico: The ordination of St. Law-
rence. Line engraving by Schaffer.
1869. Van Eyck (Bros.): Judges and warriors-
hermits and pilgrims. The side panels of the
'Adoration of the Lamb,' in St. Bavon cathe-
dral, Ghent. On one sheet.
1889. Van Eyck (Bros.): Portraits of JudocusVyts,
lord of Pomele, and his wife, Isabella de Borlunt,
with their patron saints.
1863. Pietro Perugino : The adoration of the kings.
From a fresco at Cetta della Pieve, near Perugia.
1861. Andrea del Sarto : S. Filippo Benizzi healing
children. From fresco in the convent of the An-
nunziata, Florence.
1870. Fra Angelico : Christ and Mary Magdalen in
the garden.
1870. Fra Angelico : The transfiguration.
1870. Albert Durer: The four apostles. Two
mounts on one plate.
1870. Fra Bartolomeo : Jesus and his disciples at
Era mans.
1871. Van Eyck (Bros.) : The Triune God, Virgin
Mary, and St. John the baptist. On one sheet.
1871. Van Eyck (Bros.): The annunciation.
1871. Van Eyck (Bros.) : St. Cecilia at the organ,
and an angelic choir.
1871. Van Eyck (Bros.) : Adam and Eve.
1871. Michael Angelo : The prophet Jeremiah.
1871. Raphael : Philosophy.
1871. Holbein, Hans : Madonna among the Meier
family. In possession of Princess Carl of Hesse-
Darmstadt.
187'-. Bazzi, Gianantonio : Figure of the Saviour.
From the fresco of the miracle of the loaves and
fishes. (Occasional.)
1872. Forli, Mellozzoda : Angel No. 1. In sacristy
of St. Peter's, at Home.
1872. Forli, Mellozzoda : Angel No. 2. In sacristy
of St. Peter's, at Rome.
1872. Perugino, Pietro : Crucifixion. In the con-
vent of Santa Maria Magdalena dePazzi, at Flor-
ence, center compartment.
1872. Perugino, Pietro : Side compartment. No. 1
of the same.
1872. Perugino, Pietro : Side compartment No. 2
of the same.
1872. Angelico, Fra : Crucifixion, The. In the con-
vent of St. Mark, at Florence.
1872. Bazzi : St. Benedict preaching to women. In
convent of Moate Olivette, near Siena,
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of France, in the reigns of Charles ix., Hen-
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Phil. 1843. 8?
See also Sainte-Beuve,, C. A.
Aubrey. MARSH, Mrs. A. C.
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Audouard, J/me. Olympe. Orient et ses- peur-
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Contents :
Ense"ri<5s, Les.
Jerusalem.
Kurdes, Les.
Liban, Le.
Mahomet.
Orient, F>'.
Turkomans, Les. .
Turquie.
Audubon, John James (1780-1851). Birds of
America, The ; from original drawings.,
Lond. 1827-30. 4 v. Eleph. f?
ORNITHOLOGICAL biography : an account ofT
the habits of the birds of the United States ;
of America. Interspersed with delineations-
of American scenery and manners.. Ediiu.
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AUDUBON 50
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BRIGHTWELL, C. L. Eomantic incidents in
the lives of naturalists and celebrated travel-
ers.
LIFE of. Ed. by his widow. Introduction by
J. G. Wilson. N. Y. 1869. 12
and B ACHMAN, J. Quadrupeds of North Amer-
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Auerbacll, Berthold. Gesammelte schriften.
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Barfflssele, v. 9.
Befehlerles, v. 1.
Brosi und moni, v. 6.
Deutsche abende, v. 19.
Dichter und Kaufmann, v. 12, 13.
Diohtung aus deni volke, Die, v. 20.
Dichtung fUr das volk, Die, v. 20.
Edelweiss, v. 22.
Eigen haus, Ein, v. 8.
Erdmuthe, v. 8.
Feindlichen briider, Die, v. 1.
Florian und Creszenz, v. 2.
Frau professorin, Die, v. 3.
Geigerler, Der, v. 8.
Oeschichte des Diethelm von Buchenberg, Die, v. 5.
Hopfen und gerste, v. 8.
Ivo der Hajrle, v. 1.
Joseph im schnee, v. 21.
Kranz auf Hebel's haupt, Ein, v. 20.
Kriegspfeife, Die, v. 1.
Kunst und literatur, Zur, v. 19.
Lauterbacher, Der, v. 2.
Lehnhold, Der, v. 7.
Lucifer, v. 4.
Neues leben, v. 14, 15, 16.
Rudolph und Elisabetha, v. 19.
Schatzksistlein des gevattersmanns, Das, v. 17, 18.
Schlossbauers vefele, Das, v. 1.
Schrift und volk. Grundzilge der volksthtimlichen
literatur, v. 20.
Spinoza : Ein Denkerleben, v. 10, 11.
Straflinge, v. 3.
Tolpatsch, Der, v. 1.
Tonele mit der gebissenen wange, v. 1.
Viereckig, Der, v. 6.
Waldschtitzen sohn, Des, v. 19.
Was 1st gltick ? v. 19.
BLACK-FOREST village stories. Tr. by C.
Goepp. N. Y. 1869. 16? (4 cop.)
EDELWEISS. Tr. by E. Frothingham. Bost.
1869. 16? (4 cop.)
GERMAK tales. Tr. by C. C. Shakford. Bost.
1869. 16? (4 cop.)
LITTLE Barefoot. Tr. by E. B. Lee. Illus-
trated. Bost. 1867. 12? (2 cop.)
ON the heights. Tr. by Fannie Elizabeth
Bunnett. Bost. 1868. 16? (4 cop.)
Same. 1871. 16? (2 cop.)
Same. Leipzig, 1867. 3 v. 16?
VILLA Eden : country house on the Rhine. Tr.
by C. C. Shakford. Bost. 1869. 8? (4 cop.)
VILLA on the Khine. Tr. by Bayard Taylor.
N. Y. 1869. 2 v. 16? (2 cop.)
Auersperg, Anton Alexander von (Anastasius
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from the German, by J. O. Sargent. N. Y.
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Auf der Dunne. SPIELHAGEN, F. VON. (In
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Auf der universitat. HOEFER, E. (In Erzah-
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Auferstanden. HEYSE, P. (In Novellen, v.
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Aufruhr. HOEFER, E. (In Erzahlende schrif-
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Aufruhr in den cevennen, Der. TIECK, L. (In
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Aventuriere, L' : come'die, v. 1.
Beau mariage, Un : come'die, v. L
Ceinture dor<5e : come'die, v. 6.
Cigue, La : come'die, v. 2.
Contagion, La: come'die, v. 1.
Diane : drame, v. 3.
Effrontes, Les : come'die, v. 3.
Fils de Giboyer, Le : come'die, v. 3.
Gabrielle : comfidie, v. 4.
Gendre de M. Poirier, Le : comCdie, v. 4.
Habit vert, Le : proverbs, v. C.
Homme de bien, Un : come'die, v. 2.
Jeunesse, La : come'die, v. 4.
Lionnes pauvres, Les : piece, v. 5.
Lions et renards : comedie, v. 5.
Mattre Gufirin : come'die, v. 5.
Mariage d'Olympe, Le: piece, v. 6.
Mfiprises de 1'amour, Les : come'die, v. 2.
Paul Forester : come'die. v. 7.
Philiberte : come'die, v. 2.
Pierre de Touche, La, v. 6.
Post-scriptum, Le, v. 5.
DIANE. Theatre Fra^ais mod., 1st se"r.
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Augu, Henri. Zouaves de la mort, Les: Episode
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Henri I. de Bourbon, prince de Cond6 [1552-1588],
v. 2.
Henry n. de Bourbon, prince de Condfi [1588-1646],
v. 2.
Louis de Bourbon, prince de Condfi [1530-1569], v. 2.
Aunet, Le"onie d'. See Biard, Mme. L. d'A.
Aunt Carrie (pseud.). See Smith, Mrs. C. L.
Aunt Jane's hero. PRENTISS, E.
Aunt Jo's scrap-bag. ALCOTT, L. M.
Aunt Jo's scrap-bag. (V. 2, shawl-straps.) AL-
COTT, L. M.
Aunt Kip. ALCOTT, L. M. (In Three proverb
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Aunt Madge's story. CLARKE, E. S.
Aunt Margaret. ABBOTT, J.
Aunt Kebecca's charge; and other stories. NEW-
TON, Mrs. A. C.
Aurelian; or, Kome in the in. century. WARE,
W.
Aurelius Antoninus. See Antoninus, M. A.
Aurelius Augustinus. See Augustinus, A. (St.)*
Aurelius Victor, Sextus (A.D. 350-400). His-
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Lat.
Contents :
Htstoria de Ctesaribus, v. 1.
Liber de viris illustribus urbis Romse, v. 1.
Liber de vita et moribus imperatorum Romano-
rum, v. 1.
Origo gentis Romanse, v. 1.
Aureola. MACKENZIE, Mrs. A. S.
Aurora. BOHME, J.
Aurora borealis
DIRECTIONS for observing. (In Smithsonian
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FORCE, P. Kecord of auroral phonomena ob-
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LOOMIS, E. Aurora borealis : its phenomena
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OLMSTEAD, D. Recent secular period of the.
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Aurora Floyd. BRADDON, M. E.
Aurora Leigh. BROWNING, Mrs. E. B.
Aus dem freiheitskriege. HOEFER, E. (In Er-
zahlende schriften, v. 7.)
Aus dem tagebuche eines componisten. KIN-
KEL, G. and J. (In Erzahlungen.)
Aus einer familie. HOEFER, E. (In Erzahlen-
de schriften, v. 1.)
Aus meinem leben. MAXIMILIAN, F. J.
Auscultation. HOPPE, C. Percussion and.
Ausgewahlte romane. SCHUCKING, L.
Ausgewahlte romane und novellen. STORCH,
L.
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era omnia ; ex editione Bipontina, cum no-
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Contents :
Commemoratio professorum Burdigalensium, v. 1.
Dissertatio de vita et scriptis Ausonii, v. 1.
Diversorum epistolse ad Ausonium, v. 2.
Eclogarium, v. 2.
Edyllia, v. 1, 2.
Eorundem septem sapientum, Sententise.
Ephemeris, v. 1.
Epigrammata, v. 1.
Epistolse, v. 2.
Epitaphia herotim qui bello Troico interfuerunt,v. 1.
Gratianum imperatorem discipulum gratiarum ac-
tio pro consulate, v. -.
Index, v. 3.
Ludus septem sapientum, v. 1.
NoUe variorum in Ausonii opera, v. 2.
Ordo nobilium urbium, v. 1.
Parentalia, v. 1.
Periochse in Homerl Iliadem et Odysseam, v. 2.
Praefatiunculse, Tres, v. 2.
Recensus edttionum Ausonii, v. 3.
Souchaii aniiaadversiones in tetrasticha de mensi-
bus, v. 2.
Tabula genealogica. Ad horum parentalium car-
minum intelligentiam ex Elise Vineti commen-
tariis, v. 1.
Testimonia et judicia diversorum de Ausonii, v. 1.
Tetrasticha Ausonii, v. 1.
xn. Csesaribus per Suetonium Tranquillum scriptis,
De, v. 1.
Austen, Jane (1775-1817). Emma. Bost. 1864.
12
Same. Lond. 1870. 12?
MANSFIELD park. Lond. 1870. 12
Same. Bost. 1870. 12.
Same, (n.t.p.) 12,
Same, (n.t.p.) 12.
NORTHR ANGER abbey ; and Persuasion. Lond.
1870. 12S
51 AUSTRALIA
Austen (continued)
PRIDE and prejudice; and Northranger abbey.
Bost. 1870. 12?
Same, (n.t.p.) 12.
Same. Lond. 1870. 12?
SENSE and sensibility. Lond. 1833. 12?
Same. Lond. 1853. 12?
Same. N. Y. 1856. 12?
Same. Bost. 1866. 12? (3 cop.)
Austin, Estevan F. Exposicional publico sobre
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Austin, James G. Practical treatise on the prep-
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careous and hydraulic limes and cements.
N. Y. 1871. 16?
Austin, Jane G. Cipher. Bost. 1869. 8? (2
cop.)
OUTPOST. Lond. n.t.p. 16?
SHADOW of Moloch mountain. N". Y. 1870.
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Austin, James Trecothick (1784-1870). Life of
Elbridge Gerry; with contemporary letters
to the close of the American revolution.
Austin, John (1797-1860). Lectures on juris-
prudence ; or, the philosophy of positive law.
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Austin, Sarah Taylor. Characteristics of Gothe.
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al. Lond. 1833. 3 v. 12?
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Australia
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ARC, H. P. d'. Aventures d'un voyageur en
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BLACK, A. andC. (Pub.) Atlas of Australia,
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BOWMAN, A. Kangaroo hunters. (Historical
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BUNCE, D. Travels with Dr. Leichhardt in
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CAPPER, J. Emigrant's guide to Australia.
CLACY, Mrs. C. Lady's visit to the gold dig-
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Discovery of. (In Maritime and inland
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AUSTRALIA
52
AUTHORS
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DAMPIER, W. Voyages.
DE BEAUVOIR, (le marquis). Voyages round
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D'EWES, J. China, Australia, and the Pacific
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DILKE, C. W. Greater Britain.
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HOWITT, W. Land, labor, and gold.
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AUTHORSHIP
53
AZEGLIO
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Cellini, Benvenuto, v. 16, 17.
Cibber, Colley, v. 1.
Clarke, Mrs. Charlotte, v. 7.
Creichton, Capt. John, v. 11.
Dodington, George Bubb, v.
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Drury, Robert, v. 5.
Elhvood, Thomas, v. 11.
Eugfine, prince of Savoy, v.
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Ferguson, James, v. 6.
Gibbon, Edward, v. 14, 15.
Gifford, Wm., v. 11.
Goldoni, C., v. 23, 24.
Herbert of Oherbury, E., v.
Holberg, Louis, v. 12.
Hume, David, v. 2.
Kotzebue, Augustus von, v.
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Lackington, James, v. 18.
Lilly, Wm., v. 2.
Margravine of Bareith, v. 20,
21.
Marmontel, J. F., v. 3, 4.
Robinson, Mrs. Mary, v. 7.
Sampson, William, v. 33.
Tone, Theobald Wolfe, v. 19.
Vaux, James Hardy, v. 13.
Vidocq, v. 25-28.
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Autobiography of a New England farm-house.
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Autobiography of a thief. EEADE, C. (In
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Autocrat of the breakfast-table. HOLMES, O.
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AUTOGRAPH leaves of our country's authors.
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VILLEMESSANT, H. de, et BOURDIN, G. L'au-
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Aventures d'Hercule Hardi. SUE, E. (In
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Aventures de John Davys. DUMAS, A. (D.)
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Aventures de quatre femmes. DUMAS, A. (fils).
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Aventures de quatre femmes et d'un perroquet.
DUMAS, A. (D.)
Aventures de Saturn in Fichet, ou la conspira-
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Aventures de Tele'maque, fils d'Ulysse. FENE-
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Aventures du prince de Galles, Les. GOZLAN,
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Avery Gliburn. NEWELL, E. H.
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Bache, George M. Account of a hail-storm in
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Bachelor of Salamanca. LE SAGE, A. R.
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Backus, W. See Cleaveland, H. W.
Backwoods of Canada ; being letters from the
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Bacon, Delia. Philosophy of the plays of Shake-
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Bacon, Francis (Lord), (1561-1626). Works.
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Contents :
Advancement of learning, v. 3.
Advertisement touching on holy war, v. 3.
Advice to Sir George Villiers, v. 3.
Apophthegms, v. 2.
Arguments In law, v. 4.
Articuli questionum circa mineralia, v. 9.
Catalogus historiarum particularium, v. 8.
Charges, v. 4.
Cogitata et visa, v. 9.
Cogitatio de fluxu et refluxu marts, v. 9.
Cogitatio de sectione corporum, v. 9.
Descriptio globi intellectuals, v. 9.
Dialogus de bello sacro, v. 10.
Digest of laws, Offer to King James on, v. 4.
Dignitate et augmentisscientiarum, De, v. 7.
Discourse in praise of Queen Elizabeth, v. 3.
Elements of the common law of England, v. 4.
Elogium Henrici Principis Walliae, v. 10.
Essays ; or, counsels civil and moral (Eng.), v. 2.
BACON
Bacon (continued)
Essays ; or, counsels civil and moral (Latin), v. 10.
Essex, Apology of Bacon concerning, v. 3.
Essex, Declaration of treason concerning, v. 3.
Essex, Proceedings of earl of, v. 3.
Fragmentum, cul titulus 'Abecedarian! naturae,'
v."8.
Historia densl et rarl, v. 9.
Historia gravis et levis, v. 9.
Historia regni regis Henrici septiml, v. 9.
Historia son! et auditus, v. 9.
Historia sulphurii, mercurii, et sails, v. 9.
Historia sympathise et antipatheze rerum, v. 9.
Historia ventorum, v. 8.
Historia vitas et mortis, v. 8.
History of Great Britain (fragment), v. 5.
History of reign of King Henry viu., v. 5.
Imago civilis August! Caasaris, v. 10.
Imago civilis Julii Ciesaris, v. 10.
Impetus philosophic!, v. 9.
In felicem memoriam Ellzabethse Anglise reginse,
v. 10.
Inqulsitio de motu, v. 9.
Instauratio magna, v. 7.
Letters, v. 6.
Life of Bacon, by W. Kawley [in Lot.], v. 8.
Maxims of the law, v. 4.
Medical remains, v. 2.
Meditationes sacree, v. 10.
Nova Atlantis, v. 10.
Novum organum, v. 8.
Observations on a libel, etc., v. 3.
Office of alienation, Historical account of, v. 4.
Ordinances in chancery, v. 4.
Parasceve ad historian! naturalem et experiment-
alem, v. 8.
Parmenidis, Telesil, et Democritl philosophla, v. 9.
Physiological remains, v. 2.
Prefatio historise naturalis, v. 8.
Preparation towards the union of laws, v. 4.
Proceedings In parliament against the lord chan-
cellor, F. Bacon, v. 4.
Keport of Dr. Lopez's treason, v. 3.
Report of the Spanish grievances, v. 3.
Sapientiae veterum.De, v. 10.
Speeches, v. 3.
State of Europe, v. 3.
Statute of uses, Readings upon, v. 4.
Subordinate magistrates, On, v. 4.
Sylva sylvarum; or, a natural history, v. 1, 2.
Thema coali, v. 9.
Theological works, v. 2.
Topica inqulsitionis de luce et lumine, v. 9.
Tracts relating to Spain, v. 3. .
Translations of certain psalms In English verse, v. 2.
True greatness of Britain, v. 3.
Union of England and Scotland, v. 3.
Use of the law, v. 4.
WORKS. New edition ; with a life of the au-
thor, by Basil Montagu. Phil. 1842. 3 v.
8? [V. 1 missing.]
ADVANCEMENT of learning. Ed. by "W. A.
Wright. Oxf. 1869. 12
ESSAYS : moral, economical, and poetical. N.
Y. 1847. 16 H. F. lib., v. 171.
ESSAYS, The; or, counsels civil and moral;
and wisdom of the ancients. Bost. 1866.
12?
ESSAYS, The ; or, counsels civil and moral ;
the colors of good and evil ; and apoph-
thegms. Bost. 1872. 18
ESSAYS; with annotations, by Eichard Whate-
ly(archb. of Dublin). N. Y. 1857. 8
LETTERS and life of Bacon; including all his
occasional works. Newly collected and set
forth in chronological order, with a commen-
tary, biographical and historical, by James
Spedding. Lond. 1872. 8. [V. 6 of set.]
CAMPBELL, J. (Lord). Life of. (In his Lord
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COLLINS, S. (In Miscellanies.)
DIXON, W. H. Personal history of.
MACAULAY, T. B. Lord Bacon. (In Essays.)
MULLER, F. M. Bacon in Germany. (In
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TAINE, H. (A.) Histoire de la litte"rature An-
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TYLER, S. Discourse on the Baconian philos-
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55 BAILEY
Bacon (continued)
WHIFFLE, E. P. Literature of the age of
Elizabeth. [2 articles.]
See also
Allibone, S. A. Critical dictionary.
Moore's Utopia.
New biographies of illustrious men.
Pioneers.
Also works generally on English literature.
Bacon, George B. (Ed.) Siam, the land of the
white elephant, as it was and is. N. Y. 1873.
12 111. lib. travel, etc. (8 cop.)
Bacon, John (1740-1799). CUNNINGHAM, A.
Life of. ( In Lives of the most eminent Brit-
ish painters and sculptors, v. 3.) H. F. lib.,
v. 19.
Bacon, Nathaniel (1646-1676). WARE, W.
Memoir of. (In Lib. of Am. biog.)
Bacon, Koger (1214-1292?). See Friar Bacon
and Friar Bungay . (In Dodsley, K. Old
plays, v. 8.) See also Pioneers.
Bacstrom, S. Voyage to Spitzbergen, 1780. (In
Pinkerton's Coll. voy., v. 1.)
Badeau, Adam. Military history of U. S. Grant,
from April, 1861, to April, 1865. V. 1. N.
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VAGABOND, The. N. Y. 1859. 12?
Baden. SCHREIBER, H. A. New guide to.
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Badin, Adolphe. Grottesetcavernes. Paris, 1867.
12
Baegert, Jacob. Aboriginal inhabitants of the
California peninsula. Tr. by C. Eau. (In
Smithsonian repts. 1863, 1864.)
Baehr, Bernard. Science of therapeutics, accord-
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Baffled. GODDARD, J.
Baffled schemes, (n.t.p.) 8.
Bagehot, Walter. Lombard street: a description
of the money market. Lond. 1873. 12
PHYSICS and politics ; or, thoughts on the ap-
plication of natural selection and inheritance
to political society. Lond. 1872. 12
Same. N. Y. 1873. 12
Bagster, S. Genuineness, authenticity, and in-
spiration of the word of God. N. Y. 1853.
12
Bague d 'argent, Le. PERRET, P.
Bahia (Brazil). MAXIMILIAN, F. J. Eeiseskiz-
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Bahr, Karl Chr. W. F., and HARWOOD, E. Com-
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Baiersche wald, Der. STIFTER, A. (In Er-
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Baikie, William Balfour. See Adams, A., et al.
Baile, J. Wonders of electricity ; with 65 illus-
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12 (2 cop.)
Bailey, Jacob Whitman (1811-1857). Letter re-
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Schiel in California ; with Beckwith's explo-
rations of the 41st parallel, 1854. See Pacific
railroad, Eeports of explorations, etc.
MICROSCOPICAL examination of the soundings
off the Atlantic coast of the United States.
(In Smithsonian contrib., v. 2.)
BAILEY
56
BAIRD
Bailey (continued)
MICROSCOPICAL observations in South Carolina,
Georgia, and Florida. (In Smithsonian con-
trib., v. 2.)
NOTES on a new species of microscopical organ-
ism. (In Smithsonian contrib., v. 7.)
Bailey, James M. (Danbury News Man). Life in
Danbury; being a brief and comprehensive
record of the doings of a remarkable people,
under more remarkable circumstances, and
chronicled in a most remarkable manner, by
the author; and carefully compiled, with a
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Bost. 1873. 16
Bailey, Nathan (d. 1742). Universal etymologi-
cal English dictionary ; comprehending the
derivation of the generality of the words in
the English tongue, etc. (3d ed.) Lond.
1737. 2 v. 12?
Bailey, Philip James (b. 1816). Age, The: a col-
loquial satire. Bost. 1858. 12?
FESTUS : a poem. Bost. 1856. 12?
MYSTIC, The ; and other poems. Bost. 1856.
12?
Bailey, Samuel. Essays on the formation and
publication of opinions, the pursuit of truth,
and on other subjects. Bost. 1854. 12?
THEORY of reasoning. Lond. 1851. 8?
Bailie, J. Electricity L'. Paris, 1868. 12?
Baillie, Mrs. . Sail to Smyrna; or, an English-
woman's journal. Including impressions of
Constantinople, a visit to a Turkish harem,
and a railway journey to Ephesus. Illustr.
Lond. 1873. 12?
Baillie, Joanna (1762-1851). Dramatic and po-
etical works. Lond. 1851. 8?
Contents :
Plays on the passions, etc.,
(canf.inw.if) :
Henriquez : a tragedy.
Homicide, The: a tragedy.
Martyr, The : a drama.
Match, The : a comedy.
Orra : a tragedy.
Phantom, The : musical
drama.
Poetry.
Romiero : a tragedy.
Separation, The: a trag-
edy.
Siege, The : a comedy.
Stripling, The : a tragedy.
Trial, The : a comedy.
Witchcraft : a tragedy.
Fugitive verses.
Metrical legends.
Miscellaneous poetry.
Plays on ths passions, and
miscellaneous plays, as
follows :
Alienated manor, The : a
comedy.
Basil : a tragedy.
Beacon, The : a serious
mus. drama.
Bride, The : a drama.
Constantine Paleologus : a
tragedy.
Country inn, The : a com-
edy.
De Montfort : a tragedy.
Bream, The : a tragedy.
Election, The : a comedy.
Enthusiasm : a comedy.
Ethwald : a tragedy.
Family legend, The: a
tragedy.
DE MONTFORT. (Trag.) Inch. Br. th., v. 24.
See also Aikin's Br. poets, v. 3.
Baillie, Rev. John. Life studies : how to live.
N.Y. 1857. 12?
Bailliere, F. F. New South "Wales gazetteer and
road guide : containing the most recent and
accurate information as to every place in the
colony. Compiled by K. P. Whitworth.
Sydney, 1866. 8?
Bailly, Jean Sylvain. See Scientific men, Biog-
raphies of distinguished.
Bailments. STORY, J. Commentaries on the
law of.
Baily, William L. Our own birds : a familiar
natural history of the birds of the United
States. Kevised and edited by E. D. Cope.
Phil. 1869. 12?
TREES, plants, and flowers : where and how
they grow. A familiar history of the vege-
Baily (continued)
table kingdom. With 73 engravings. Phil.
1870. 16?
Bain, Alexander (b. 1818). Emotions and the
will, The. (2d ed.) Lond. 1865. 8?
ENGLISH composition and rhetoric : a manu-
al. N. Y. 1871. 12?
LOGIC. Pt. i., induction. Lond. 1870. 2 v.
12?
MENTAL science : a compendium of psycholo-
gy, and the history of philosophy. N. Y.
1868. 12?
MORAL science : a compendium of ethics. N.
Y. 1869. 12?
SENSES and the intellect, The. (Bd ed.) Lond.
1868. 12?
STUDY of character ; including an estimate of
phrenology. Lond. 1861. 8?
See also Keid, B. D.
Bainbridge, William (U. S. N.), (1774-1833).
See Naval officers, Cooper's Lives of Amer-
ican.
Baines, Edward. History of the wars of the
French revolution, from the breaking out of
the war in 1792 to the restoration of a gen-
eral peace in 1815 ; comprehending the civil
history of Great Britain and France during
that period. With an original history of the
last war between the United States and
Great Britain, by Edward Grimshaw. N.
Y. 1855. 2 v. 8?
Baines, Thomas. Explorations in south-west
Africa ; being an account of a journey in the
years 1861-2, from Walvisch, on the west-
ern coast, to Lake Ngami and the Victoria
falls. Lond. 1864. 8?
Baird, Henry M. Life of Kev. Kobert Baird'.
MODERN Greece : a narrative of a residence
and travels in that country. With observa-
tions on its antiquities, literature, language,
politics, and religion. N. Y. 1856. 12?
Baird, Robert (1798-1863). Impressions and
experiences of the West Indies and North
America in 1849. Phil. 1850. 12?
BAIRD, H. M. Life of. N. Y. 1866. 8?
Baird, Spencer Fullerton (b. 1823). Catalogue
of North American birds and reptiles, chief-
ly in the museum of the Smithsonian insti-
tution. (In Smithsonian mis. coll., v. 2.)
DIRECTIONS for collecting, preserving, and
transporting specimens of natural history.
(In Smithsonian rept. 1856.)
DOMESTICATION of American ruminants. (In
U. S. pat. off. rept. 1851.)
KEPORT on American explorations, 1853-4.
(In Smithsonian rept. 1854.)
REPORT on the birds collected on Beckwith's
explorations. See Pacific railroad, Reports
of explorations, etc., v. 10.
REPORT on the birds collected on the several
Pacific railroad explorations. See Pacific
railroad, Reports of explorations, etc., v. 9.
REPORT on the fishes observed on the coasts
of New Jersey and Long Island in 1854.
(In Smithsonian rept. 1854.)
REPORT on the mammals of Beckwith's ex-
plorations. See Pacific railroad, Reports of
explorations, etc., v. 10.
REPORT on the mammals of Chile. ( In Gillis's
U. S. naval astr. exped., v. 2.)
BAIRD
57
BALBIRNIE
Baird (continued)
REPORT on the mammals of Williamson's ex-
plorations. See Pacific railroad, Eeports of
explorations, etc., v. 10.
REPORT on the mammals of the several U. S.
explorations. See Pacific railroad, Keports
of explorations, etc., v. 8.
REPORT on the natural history of Pope's ex-
plorations. See Pacific railroad, Reports of
explorations, etc., v. 2.
REPORT on the reptiles and fishes collected
during the exploration of the Red river.
Sec Marcy, R. B.
REPORT on the reptiles of Abbot's explora-
tions. See Pacific railroad, Reports of ex-
plorations, etc., v. 10.
REPORT on the reptiles of Beckwith's explora-
tions. See Pacific railroad, Reports of ex-
plorations, etc., v. 10.
REPORT on the reptiles of "Whipple's explora-
tions. See Pacific railroad, Reports of ex-
plorations, etc., v. 10.
REPORT (general) on the reptiles of the several
explorations. See Pacific railroad, Reports
of explorations, etc., v. 10.
REPORT on the zoology of the boundary.
[Birds, mammals, reptiles.] (In Emory's
United States and Mexican boundary sur-
vey, v. 2, pt. ii.)
REPORT on the zoology of the Colorado river.
(In Ives, J. C. Report.)
REVIEW of American birds. (In Smithsonian
rept. 1865.)
and GIRARD, C. Catalogue of North Ameri-
can reptiles in the museum of the Smith-
sonian institution. Pt. i., serpents. (In
Smithsonian mis. coll., v. 2.)
See also Annual record of science and indus-
try ; Iconographic encyclopaedia.
Baird, Spencer Fullerton, CASSIN, J., awe? LAW-
RENCE, G. N. Birds of North America,
The; with an atlas of 100 plates. Phil.
1860. 2v. 4
Contents :
Atlas, v. 2.
Text, v. 1.
Bajot, M. Abrege historique et chronologique
des principaux voyages de decouvertes par
mer depuis 1'an 2000 avant Jesus Christ jus-
qu'au commencement du xix. siecle. Paris,
1829. 8.
Contents :
Anson, Lord, 1740.
Byron, Commodore, 1764.
Carteret, Cap., 1767.
Cook, J., 1768. 1772, 1776.
Courtanvaux, Marquis, 1767.
D'Entrecasteaux, 1791.
Dixon, 1785.
Feuiliee, Pfire, 1708.
Fleurieu, Chev. de, 1769.
Frazier, 1712.
Gentil de la Barbinais, Le,
1714.
Grenier, Chev. de, 1769.
Kergu&en, 1772.
La P'Srouse, 1785.
Lozier Bouvet, 1739.
Marion et du Clesmeur, 1771.
Ph<5niciens et Tyrlens.
Phipps, Capt, 1773.
Roggewein, Adm., 1724.
Rogers, Woodes, 1708, 1709.
Surville, M. de, 1769.
Vancouver, 1791.
Verdun de la Crenne, 1773.
Wallis, Capt., 1766.
Baked meats. HALPINE, C. G.
Baker, Charles R. Practical and scientific fruit
culture. Illustrated. Bost. 1866. 8
Baker, Edward Dickinson (1811-1861). LINEN,
J. Senator Baker. (In his Poetical and
prose writings.)
Baker, George E. Life of Wm. H. Seward ; with
selections from his works.
Baker, George M. Amateur dramas. Bost.
1869. 12
Contents :
Sea of troubles, A : a farce.
Stand by the flag.
Sylvia's soldier : a comedy.
Tempter, The ; or, the sail-
or's return.
Wanted, a male cook: a
farce.
We're all teetotalers: a farce.
Drop too much, A.
Freedom of the press : i
farce.
Greatest plague in life, The
a farce.
Once on a time : a farce.
Peddler of Very-nice, The.
Rival poets, The.
Sculptor's triumph.
BAKER'S dozen, A: original humorous dia-
logues. Bost. 1872. 12 (3 cop.)
Contents :
Coals of fire.
Hypochondriac, The.
Ignorance is bliss.
Love of a bonnet, A.
Precious pickle.
Public benefactor, A.
Red chignon, The.
MIMIC stage, The. Bost. 1867. 16.
Contents :
Rival politicians, The.
Runaways, The.
Santa Claus's frolics.
Stitch in time saves nine.
Thief of time, The.
Using the weed.
Great elixir, The.
Humors of the strike :
farce.
Man with the demijohn.
My uncle the captain.
No cure, no pay : a farce.
Original idea : a tragedy.
Bread on the waters: dra-
ma.
Capuletta, or Romeo and Ju-
liet restored : an operatic
burlesque.
Close shave, A.
Down by the sea : a farce.
SOCIAL stage : original dramas, comedies, bur-
lesques, and entertainments, for home recre-
ation, schools, and public exhibitions. Bost.
1871. 12
Contents :
Bonbons.
Grecian bend, A.
Last loaf, The.
Lightheart's pilgrimage.
Little more cider.
New brooms sweep clean.
Snow-bound.
Thirty minutes for refresh-
ments.
Too late for the train.
War of the roses.
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8
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NILE tributaries of Abyssinia, and the sword-
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Baker, William M. New Timothy. N. Y. 1870.
12 (2 cop.)
Bakewell, Frederick C. Great facts : a popular
history and description of the most remark-
able inventions during the present century.
Illustrated. N. Y. 1860. 12
MANUAL of electricity, practical and theoreti-
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Balaustion's adventure; including a transcript
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PRE-HISTORIC nations ; or, inquiries concern-
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12 (2 cop.)
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Preliminary suggestions on current chronologies ;
the relation of Hellas to civilization, and the
meaning of pre-historic times.
Africa and the Arabian Cushites.
Arabia, Pre-historic greatness of.
Cushite, or Arabian origin of Chaldea.
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Baldwin, William Charles. African hunting,
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GILBERT, W. S. ' Bab ' ballads, The.
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DOG Crusoe, The: a tale of the western prairies.
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FLOATING light of the Goodwin sands, (n.t.p.)
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FREAKS on the fells ; or, three months' rusti-
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GASCOYNE, the sandal-wood trader. Phil. n.d.
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GORILLA hunters: a tale of the wilds of Africa.
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HUDSON'S bay; or, every-day life in the wilds
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NORSEMEN in the west ; or, America before
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BALL.ANTYNE
59
BAMBERGER
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SHIFTING winds, (n.t.p.) 16?
SILVER lake; or, lost in the snow. Phil. 1868.
16?
SNOW-FLAKES and sunbeams. Edin. n.d. 16?
WILD man of the west, The : a tale of the
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Ballentine, William. Christian education : in
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Two letters to Mr. Greville Ewing. (In Pam-
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Baltimore (Md.)
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MERCANTILE library, Reports of, 1857-69. 8?
ORDINANCES of the corporation of the city of
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PEABODY institute, Reports of, 1868-70. 8?
REPORT on condition of Druid lake reservoir,
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Contents :
Adieu, v. 34.
Auberge rouge, L', v. 34.
Bal de Sceaux, Le, v. 1.
Beatrix, v. 7.
Bourse, La. v. 1.
Catherine de Medicis, v. 35.
Ceiibataires, Les, v. 11.
Chef-d'oeuvre inconnu, Le,
v. 32.
Chouans, Les, v. 27.
Colonel Chabert. Le, v. 8.
Comediens sana le savoir,
Les, v. 17.
Oontrftt de mariage, Le, v. 5.
Cousin Pons, Le, v. 23.
Cousine Bette, La, v. 22.
Cure de Tours, Le, v. 11.
Cur6 de village, Le, v. 29.
D6but dans la vie, Un, v. 5.
D6put6 d'Arcis, Le, v. 26.
Derniere incarnation deVau-
trin, La, v. 17.
Deux poetes, Les, v. 15.
Double famine, Une, v. 1.
Drame au bord de la mer,
Un, v. 34.
Elixir de longue vie, L', v. 34.
Employes, Les, v. 21.
Enfant maudit, L', v. 33.
Enversde 1'histoirecontem-
poraine, L', v. 25.
Episode sous la terreur, Un,
. v. 24.
Etudes analytiques, v. 37, 38.
Etudes phllosophiques, v.
31-6.
Balzac (continued)
Eugenie Grandet, v. 10.
Facino Cane, v. 21.
Faiseur, Le : comedie, v. 39.
Femmeabandonnee.La.v. 4.
Femme de trente ans, v. 4.
Fille d'Eve, Une, v. 3.
Gambarra, v. 33.
Gaudissart n., v. 17.
Gobseck, v. 4.
Grand homme de province,
Un, v. 15.
Grandeur et decadence de
Cesar Birotteau, v. 20.
Grenadiere, La, v. 4.
Histoire des treize, v. 18.
Homme d'affaires, Un, v. 17.
Honoriue, v. 8.
Illusions perdues, v. 15.
Illustre Gaudissart, v. 12.
Interdiction, L', v. 8.
jesus Christ en Flandre.v. 32.
Louis Lambert, v. 36.
Lys dans la vallfie, Le, v. 14.
Madame Firmiani, v. 1.
Maison du Chat-qui-pelote,
La, v. 1.
Maison Nucingen, La, v. 21.
Maftre Cornelius, v. 34.
Marana, Les, v. 34.
MarStre, La : drame, v. 39.
Massimilla Doni, v. 33.
Medecin de campagne, Le,
Melmoth reconciliC, v. 32.
M6moires de deux jeunes
mariees. v. 3.
Message, Le, v. 4.
Messe de 1'Athee, La, v. 8.
Modeste Mignon, v. 6.
Muse du departement, v. 12.
Pamela Giraud : piece, v. 39.
Parents pauvres, Les, v. 22,
23.
Parisiens en province, Les,
v. 12.
Passion dans le desert, Une,
v. 27.
Paysans, Les, v. 30.
Peau de chagrin , La, v. 31.
Pere Gorlpt. Le, v. 19.
Petites miseres de la vie con-
jugate, v. 38.
Pierre
Tr.
re Grassou, v. 8.
Pierrette, v. 11.
Prince de la Bohfime, Un, v.
17.
Proscrits.Les, v. 36.
Recherche de 1'absolu, La,
v. 32.
Requisitionnaire, Le, v. 34.
Ressources de Quinola : pro-
logue, v. 39.
Sarracine, v. 21.
Scfines de la vie de cam-
pagne, v. ?8-30.
Scenes de la vie de province,
v. 9-15.
Scenes de la vie militaire, v.
27.
Scenes de la vie Parisienne,
v. 20-23.
Scenes de la vie politique, v.
24-26.
Scenes de la vie privee, v.
1-8.
Secrets de la princesse de
Cadignan, Les, v. 21.
Seraphita, v. 36.
Splendeurs et miseres des
courtisanes, v. 16.
Tenebreuse affaire, v. 24.
Theatre, v. 39.
Ursule Mirouet, v. 9.
Vautrin : drame, v. 39.
Vendetta, La, v. 1.
Verdugo, El, v. 34.
ALCHEMIST, The; or, the house of Claes.
by O. W. Wight. N. Y. 1861. 12?
CONTES drolatiques. Colligez ez abbayes de
Touraine. Illustre'e par Gustave Dore". Pa-
ris, n.d. 12?
Contents :
Apostrophe, L'.
Belle Tmp6ria, La.
Belle Imperia inariCe, La.
Berthe la repentie.
Bons proupos des religieuses de Poissy, Les.
Chiere nuictee d'amour, La.
Comment feut basti le chasteau d'Azay.
Comment la belle fllle de Portillon quinauld ft son
iuge.
Connestable, Le.
Cure d'Azay-le-Rideau, Le.
Dangler d'estre trop cocquebin, Le.
Desesperance d'amour.
Faulse courtizane, La.
Fortune est femelle, La.
Fr6re d'armes, Le.
Heritier du diable, L'.
leusne de Francoys premier, Le.
loyeulsetez du roy Loys le unziesme, Les.
Mye du roy, La.
Nai'fvete.
Peche veniel, Le.
Prosne du ioyetflx cure de Meudon, Ie.
Pucelle de Philhouze, La.
Succube, La.
Sur le moyne Amador.
Trois clercs de Samel-Nicholas, Les.
Ungjusticiardquine se remembroy ties chouses, D'.
Vieulx-par-Chemins, Le.
GRANDEUR et decadence de Ce"sar Birotteau.
(Nouv. 6d.} Paris, 1869. 16?
GREATNESS and decline of Ce"sar Birotteau. Tr.
by Wight and Goodrich. N. Y. 1860. 12?
PETTY annoyances of married life. Tr. by
Wight and Goodrich. N. Y. 1861. 12?
VERONIQUE. Bruxelles, 1839. 12?
DUDEVANT, A. L. A. D. Essai sur. (JwAu-
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GOZLAN, L. Balzac chez lui. (In (Euvres,
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Balzac en pantoufles. (In (Euvres, v. 4.)
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Bamberger, Ludwig. Herr Von Bismarck.
Breslau, 1868. 8?
BAMFORD
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Bampton lectures
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CHANDLER, G. Scheme of divine revelation,
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FARRER, A. S. Critical history of free thought,
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IRONS, W. J. Christianity as taught by St.
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MANSEL, H. L. Limits of religious thought,
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KAWLINSON, G. Historical evidences of the
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SANDFORD, J. Mission and extension of the
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SMITH, K. P. Prophecy a preparation for
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Bananier, Le. SOULI^, M. F. ( In (Euvres, v.
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JOSEPH Keed : an historical essay. N. Y.
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LITERARY and historical miscellanies. N. T.
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Contents :
Calvin the reformer, A word on, 1834.
Charming, Wm. Ellery, 1842.
Decline of the Koman people, 1834.
Doctrine of the temperaments, 1824.
Economy of Athens, 1831.
Ennui, 1830.
German literature, General characteristics of, 1824.
German literature, Revival of.
German men of science and learning.
Human race, The : the necessity, the reality, and
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Jackson. Andrew, Oration commemorative of, 1845.
Office of the people in art, government, and relig-
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Ruling passion In death, 1833.
Russia, 1829.
Schiller and Gothe, The age of.
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Wars of Russia and Turkey, 1829.
MEMORIAL address on the life and character
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Bancroft, H. H., & Co. (Pub.) Map of the
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Bancroft's Tourist's guide. Yo-Semite ; San
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Alabaster cave.
Big trees.
Bower cave.
San Francisco, and around the bay.
Yo-Semite valley.
Bandinelli, Baccio (1487-1555). DUMAS, A.
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Bandit. BLANCHE, A.
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FRANCIS, J. History of the bank of England,
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Banker's secret. SMITH, J. F.
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Same. (New ser.) V. 1 (July, 1851) to 15
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Bankers' magazine, The (Eng.) : a journal of the
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GAZZAM, A. W. Treatise on the bankrupt
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BANKERS' magazine. (Am. ed.)
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CLEAVELAND, J. Banking system of the state
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EASTBURN, J. H. History of banks.
GILBART, J. W. History and principles of
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MERCHANT'S and banker's register for 1860.
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GEOLOGY of DeKalb, Kane, and DuPage coun-
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GEOLOGY of McHenry, Lake, Kendall, Mor-
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Baptism and Baptists
BLACKLEY, W. Is water-baptism an institu-
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F., M. E. Biblical view of the church cate-
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GORRIE, P. D. Churches and sects of the
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MISSIONARY jubilee : an account of the fiftieth
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Baptist education society (N. Y.). Fifty-first an-
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Bar-tenders' guide. THOMAS, J.
Barbadoes. PHILLIPS, T. Journal of a voy-
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Barbara, Charles. Mademoiselle de Sainte-Lu-
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Barclay, Robert (1648-1690). Apology for the
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of the patriarchs, prophets, and apostles,
Christ himself chief speaker in and among
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Barclay, Sidney (pseud.). See Post, L. M.
Barclays of Boston. OTIS, Mrs. H. G.
Bards of the bible. GILFILLAN, G.
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Barfiissle. AUERBACH, B. (In Ges. schriften,
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Barham, Richard Harris (Thomas Ingoldsby),
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Gray dolphin, v. 1.
Leech of Folkestone, The, v. 1.
Legends In verses, v. -.
Memoir, v. 1.
Singular passage in the life of the late Henry Har-
ris, v. 1.
Spectre of Tappington, The, v. 1.
BARHAM
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BARNETT
Barnard (continued)
LIFE and letters of Rev. K. H. Barham, with
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Barbara, Kichard Harris Dalton. Life and let-
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Baril de poudre d'or, Le. GOZLAN, L. (In (Eu-
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Barker, Edmund Henry. Literary anecdotes
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Barker, Fordyce. Sea-sickness. N. Y. 1870. 16?
Barker, George F. Text-book of elementary
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Barker, Mary Anne (Lady), (Mrs. Frederic Na-
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Barker, Matthew Henry (old sailor). Fortunes
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Barker, William Burckhardt. Lares and pe-
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Barnabas, St. WAKE, W. Epistles of. (In
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Barnaby Palms. JERROLD, D. (W.)
Barnaby Kudge. DICKENS, C. (J. H.)
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MY ten -rod farm; or, how I became a florist.
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SOPRANO, The : a musical story. Bost. 1869.
12? (3 cop.)
STRAWBERRY garden, The: how it was plant-
ed, what it cost, what came of it financially
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TONE masters: a musical series for young peo-
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Bost. 1871. 16? (2 cop.)
TONE masters: a musical series for young peo-
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Barnard, Frederick Augustus Porter (b. 1809).
Metric system of weights and measures: an
Barnard (continued)
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REPORT on machinery and processes of the in-
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UNDULATORY theory of light. (In Smithson-
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Barnard, Henry (b. 1811). Early mental train-
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NATIONAL education in Europe : an account
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SCHOOL architecture ; or, contributions to the
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(Ed.) American journal of education. Hart-
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EULOGY on the late Maj. Gen. J. Totten. (In
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etc., of that region. Illustrated with numer-
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Barnard, Vincent. Catalogue of birds of Ches-
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Barnett, Morris. Bold dragoons, The. (Com.)
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SARAH, the Creole. Lacy's Plays, v. 31.
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W<MATHEWS, C. Serve him right ! (Comic
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BARNEY
BARROW
Barney Brady's goose. CARLETON, "W. (In
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Barns, out-buildings, and fences. HARNEY, G. E.
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Bout de 1'an de 1'amour, Le, v. 6.
Brebis galeuses, Les, v. 1.
Cendrillon, v. 4.
Feu au couvent, Le, v. 3.
Jardinifire et son seigneur, v. 6.
Malheur aux vaincus, v. 5.
Manage en ville, Un, v. 7.
et BEAUVALMT, L.:
Crime de Faverne, Le, v. 2.
Sacrilege, Le, v. 7.
et CAPENDIT, E.:
Fausses bonnes femmes, Les, v. 1.
Faux bonshommes, Les, v. 7.
Heritage de Monsieur Plumet, L', v. 4.
et CARRE, M.:
Duel chez Ninon, Un, v. 6.
et CRISAFULLI, M.:
Demon du jeu, Le, v. 2.
efLABrcHE, E.:
Papa du prix d'honneur, v. 5.
et LORIN, J.:
Piano de Berthe, Le, v. 4.
et MURGER, H.:
Vie de Boheme, La, v. 4.
eiPLOuviER, E.:
Ange de minuit, L', v. 1.
MSnetrier de Saint Waast, Le, v. 6.
etSARDOU, V.:
Gens nerveux, Les, v. 3.
fijouR, V.:
Ki i Cants de la louve, Les, v. 3.
et STAPLEACX, L.:
Paris ventre a ventre, v. 5.
eTHiBousT,L. :
Aux crochets d'un gendre, v. 1.
Chic, Le, v. 2.
Corneille qui abat des noix, Une, v. 2.
Filles de marbre, Les, v. 3.
Infortunee Caroline, Le, v. 5.
Ivresses, Les, v. 7.
Jocrisses de 1'amour, Les, v. 7.
et CAPENDU, E. Faux bonshommes, Les.
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Exposition of the Lord's prayer, creed, etc., v. 1.
Sermons preached on several occasions, v. 1-3.
Sermons upon all the articles in the apostles'
creed, v. 2.
Treatise of the pope's supremacy, v. 1.
BARROW
Barrow (continued}
SERMONS. Lond. 1714. 16?
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Patience, Of : one sermon.
Resignation to the divine will, Of : one sermon.
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LIFE, voyages, and exploits of .Admiral Sir
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LIFE of George, Earl Anson.
LIFE of Richard, Earl Howe.
MEMOIR of Peter the great.
NAVAL worthies of Queen Elizabeth's reign.
TRAVELS in China ; containing descriptions,
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collected in the course of a short residence at
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tempted to appreciate the rank that this ex-
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VOYAGES of discovery and research within the
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Barrows, W. General, The ; or, twelve nights
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Barry, James (1741-1806). CUNNINGHAM, A.
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Bartle, George. Scriptural doctrine of l hades ;'
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Bartlett, David W. Cases of contested elections
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HEROES of the Indian rebellion.
LIFE of Joan of Arc, the maid of Orleans.
LIFE of Lady Jane Grey.
MODERN agitators ; or, pen portraits of living
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PERSONAL narrative of explorations and inci-
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JERUSALEM revisited. Lond. 1863. 8?
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PICTURES from Sicily. Lond. 1863. 8?
PILGRIM fathers; or, founders of New England
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Bartlett, W. H. C. Elements of analytical me-
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ELEMENTS of natural philosophy: mechanics.
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Bartlett, William C. Tropical fruits of Califor-
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Ideality.
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POLITICAL economy ; designed as a text-book
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PRINCIPLES of psychology. N. Y. 1869. 12?
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Base-ball. PEVERELLY, C. A. Book of Ameri-
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Bashan. PORTER, J. L. Giant cities of.
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Cain and Abel malignity, v. 4.
Call to the unconverted, v. 2.
Catechising of families, v. 4.
Catholic unity, v. 4.
Character of a sound, confirmed Christian, v. 2.
Christian ecclesiastics, v. 1.
Christian economics, v. 1.
Christian ethics, v. 1.
Christian polities, v. 1.
Compassionate counsel to all young men, v. 4.
Confirmation and restoration the means of refor-
mation, v. 4.
Crucifying of the world by the cross of Christ, v. 3.
Directions and persuasions to a sound conversion,
v. 2.
Directions for weak, distempered Christians, v. 2.
Divine appointment of the Lord's day, v. 3.
Divine life, v. 3.
Dying thoughts, v. 3.
Gildas Salvianus : the reformed pastor, v. 4.
God's goodness vindicated, v. 2.
Knowledge and love compared, v. 4.
Life of faith, v. 3.
Making light of Christ and salvation, v. 2.
Mischiefs of self-ignorance, and benefits of self-ac-
quaintance, v. 2.
Moral prognostication, v. 1.
Mother's catechism, v. 4.
Now or never, v. 2.
Obedient patience, v. 3.
One thing necessary, v. 4.
Poor man's family book, v. 4.
Preface to ' Alleine's alarm,' v. 4.
Reasons of the Christian religion, v. 2.
Redemption of time, v. 4.
Reformed liturgy, v. 1.
Right method for peace of conscience and spiritual
comfort, v. 2.
Saint or a brute, v. 2.
Saints' everlasting rest, v. 3.
Sermons, v. 4.
Treatise on conversion, v. 2.
Treatise on self-denial, v. 3.
True catholic and Catholic church described, v. 4.
Unreasonableness of infidelity, v. 2.
Bay, Ludwig (1749-1811). ZSCHOKKE, J. H. D.
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Bell, Acton, 1st ser.
Bell, Currer, 1st ser.
Bell, Ellis, 1st ser.
Browning, Mrs. Elizabeth Barrett, 1st ser.
Characteristics of Christian civilization, 2d ser.
Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, 2d ser.
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Glimpses of recent British art, 1st ser.
Kingsley, Charles, 2d ser.
Macaulay, T. B., 2d ser.
Miller, Hugh, 1st ser.
Modern novel, The : Dickens, Bulwer, Thackeray,
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Modern university, The, 2d ser.
Napolfion Bonaparte, 2d ser.
Plato, 2d ser.
Pulpit and the press, The, 2d ser.
Rusldn and his critics. 1st ser.
Tennyson and his teachers, 1st ser.
' Testimony of the rocks, The :' a defense, 2d ser.
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Autre Tartuffe, L', ou la mSre coupable.
Barbier de Seville, Le.
Deux amis, Les.
Essai sur le genredramatique sfirieux.
Eugenie.
Follejourne'e, ou le marlage de Figaro.
Tarare.
Vie de Beaumarchais, La.
LOMENIE, L. de. Beaumarchais and his times:
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Bloody brother, The, v. 1.
Bonduca, v. 2.
Captain, The, v. 1.
Chances, The, v. 1.
Coxcomb, The, v. 2.
Cupid's revenge, v. 2.
Custom of the country, v. 1.
Double marriage, The, v. 2.
Elder brother, The, v. 1.
Fair maid of the inn, v. 2.
Faithful friends, v. 2.
Faithful shepherdess, v. 1.
False one, v. 1.
Four plays in one, v. 2.
Honest man's fortune, v. 2.
Humorous lieutenant, v. 1.
Island princess, v. 2.
King and no king, v. 1.
Knight of Malta, v. 2.
Knight of the burning pes-
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Laws of Candy, v. 1.
Little French lawyer, v. 1.
Love's cure, v. 2.
Love's pilgrimage, v. 2.
Lover's progress, v. 2.
Loyal subject, v. 1.
Mad lover, v. 1.
Same. Lond. 1862.
Maid in the mill, The, v. 2.
Maid's tragedy, v. 1.
Masque, A, v. 2.
Monsieur Thomas, v. 1.
Nice valor, The, v. 2.
Night-walker, The, v. 2.
Noble gentleman, The, v. 2.
Philaster, v. 1.
Pilgrim, The, v. 1.
Poems of Beaumont, v. 2.
Poems of Fletcher, v. 2.
Prophetess, The, v. 2.
Queen of Corinth, v. 2.
Rule a wife and have a wife,
v. 1.
Scornful lady, The, v. 1.
Sea-voyage, The, v. 2.
Spanish curate, The, v. 1.
Thierry and Theodore!, v. 2.
Two noble kinsmen, The, v.
2.
Valentinian, v. 1.
Wife for a month, A, v. L
Wild-goose chase, The, v. 1.
Wit at several weapons, v. 2.
Wit without money, v. 1.
Woman-hater, The, v. 2.
Woman's prize, v. 2.
Women pleased, v. 2.
2 v. 8
Same. With notes and a biographical memoir,
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How I set about paying my debts.
Mail-guard's story, The.
My escape from hydropathy.
Romance in a boarding-house, A.
White feather, The.
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Mittlere geschichte, v. 5-8.
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Beckwith, Mrs. J. R. House behind the pop-
lars. N. Y. 1871. 12? (2 cop.)
WINTHROPS, The. N. Y. 1864. 12?
Beckwith, Leonard F. Report on be'ton-coignet:
its fabrication and uses. (In Paris univ.
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Beckwith, N. M. General survey of the Paris
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Becon, Thomas (1512 7-1570). Seconde part of
the bokes, which Thomas Beacon hath made
and published, diligentlye perused and cor-
rected, and newley set forth in this present
yere of our Lorde, 1560. [T. p. imperfect.]
Lond.: Printed by John Day, 1563. 4?
Becquerel, Antoine Ce"sar (b. 1788). Extract of
a memoir on the preservation of copper and
iron in salt water. (In Smithsonian rept.
1864.)
FORESTS and their climatic influence. (In
Smithsonian rept. 1869.)
Bedarride, I. Juifs, Les, en France, en Italie,
et en Espagne. Paris, 1861. 8?
Bede (the venerable), (673-735?). Ecclesiastical
history of England ; also, the Anglo-Saxon
chronicle. Ed. by J. A. Giles. (2d ed.)
Lond. 1849. 12?
Bede, Cuthbert (pseud.). See Bradley, E.
Bedford, Henry. Life of St. Vincent de Paul.
N. Y. 1858. 12?
Bedford-row conspiracy. THACKERAY, W.M.
(In Miscellanies.)
Beechcroft. YONGE, Miss C. M.
Beecher, Catherine Esther (b. 1800). Appeal to
the people in behalf of their rights as author-
ized interpreters of the bible. N. Y. 1860.
12?
COMMON sense applied to religion; or, the bible
and the people. N. Y. 1857. 12?
DOMESTIC receipt-book ; designed as a supple-
ment to her treatise on domestic economy.
(3d ed.) N. Y. 1854. 12?
LETTERS to the people on health and happi-
ness. N. Y. 1855. 12? (2 cop.)
and STOWE, H. (E.) B. American woman's
home ; or, principles of domestic science.
N. Y. 1869. 8?
Beecher, Charles (b. 1810). Redeemer and re-
deemed : an investigation of the atonement
and of eternal judgment. Bost. 1864. 12?
Beecher, Edward (b. 1804). Conflict of ages; or,
the great debate on the moral relations of
God and man. Bost. 1855. 12?
Beecher, Henry Ward (b. 1813). Eyes and ears.
Bost. 1862. 12?
595 pulpit pungencies ; with a table of contents.
N. Y. 1866. 12?
J3 Jlj Jjj O -ti llj i \i
70
BEHIND
Beecher (continued)
FREEDOM and war: discourses on topics sug-
gested by the times. Bost. 1863. 12
LECTURE-ROOM talks : a series of familiar dis-
courses on themes of general Christian ex-
perience. N. Y. 1870. 12
LIFE of Jesus, the Christ. N. Y. 1871. 8?
LIFE-THOUGHTS, gathered from the extempo-
raneous discourses, by one of his congrega-
tion. [E. D. Proctor.] Bost. 1858. 12?
MINISTERIAL deposition and ecclesiastical non-
intercourse : a sermon for the presbyteries of
San Francisco and San Jose". (In Pam-
phlets, v. 30.)
MORNING and evening exercises ; selected from
his published and unpublished writings. Ed.
by Lyman Abbott. N. Y. 1871. 8
NEW star papers ; or, views and experiences of
religious subjects. N. Y. 1859. 12?
NORWOOD ; or, village life in New England.
N. Y. 1868. 12? (10 cop.)
PRAYERS from Plymouth pulpit. N.Y. 1867.
12
Same. N. Y. 1873. 12?
KOYAL truths. Bost. 1866. 12?
SERMONS. N. Y. 1868. 2 v. 8?
SERMONS of Henry Ward Beecher in Plymouth
church, Brooklyn. First series: Sept. 1868
to March, 1869. N. Y. 1869. 8?
Same. Second series : March to Sept. 1869.
N. Y. 1869. 8?
Same. Third series: Sept. 1869 to March, 1870.
N. Y. 1870. 8?
STAR papers ; or, experiences of art and nat-
ure. N. Y. 1855. 12?
Contents :
Letters, etc. (continued') :
Oxford.
Stratford-on-Avon, A sab-
bath at.
Warwick castle.
Experiences from nature.
Letters from Europe :
Kenilwortu, .Ruins of.
London national gallery.
Louvre.
Luxembourg gallery.
YALE lectures on preaching ; delivered before
the theological department of Yale college,
New Haven, Conn., as the first series in the
regular course of the Lyman Beecher lect-
ureship on preaching. N. Y. 1872. 12?
Contents :
Health, as related to preaching.
Human nature, The study of.
Love, the central element of the Christian ministry.
Oratory, The personal element in.
Psychological working-element, The.
Qualifications of the preacher, The.
Khetorical drill and general training.
Khetorical illustrations.
Sermon-making.
What is preaching ?
MOORE, A. Notes from Plymouth pulpit: a
collection of memorable passages from the
discourses of Henry "Ward Beecher. With
a sketch of Mr. Beecher and the lecture-
room. N. Y. 1865. 12?
PARTON, J. Famous Americans of recent
times.
STOWE, Mrs. H. (E.) B. Men of our times.
See also Barrett, B. F.; Golden age of American
oratory; Modern agitators.
Beecher, Lyman (1775-1863). Autobiography,
correspondence, etc. Ed. by Chas. Beecher.
N. Y. 1865. 2v. 12?-
See also Mouern agitators.
Beecher, Thomas K. (b. 1824). Our seven
churches. N. Y. 1870. 12?
Beechey, Frederick William (Capt.), (1796-1856).
Narrative of a voyage to the Pacific and Beh-
ring's strait, to cooperate with the polar ex-
peditions, performed in H. M. S. Blossom,
1825-8. (New ed.) Lond. 1831. 2 v. 8?
Beechnut. ABBOTT, J\
Beech-wood. SPRINGER, E. K.
Beem, Jacob. See Bohme, J.
Beer. MULDER, G. J. Chemie des bieres, Die.
Bees
DUNBAR, J. Bees. (In Jardine's Nat. lib.,
v. 34.)
HARBISON, J. S. Bee-raising in California.
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HUISH, K. Bees : their natural history and
general management.
KIDDER, K. P. Guide to apiarian science.
LANGSTROTH, L. L. Practical treatise on the
hive and honey-bee.
Beeson, John. Plea for the Indians ; with facts
and features of the late war in Oregon
(1855-6). N. Y. 1857. 12?
Beet
GRANT, E. B. Beet-root sugar, and cultiva-
tion of the.
LEVI, N. Sugar-beet.
Beet-root sugar. See Sugar.
Beethoven, Ludwig von (1770-1827). Fidelio.
(Ital. and Eng. words.) Lond. n.d. 8?
LETTERS, 1790-1826 ; from the collection of
Dr. Ludwig Nohl. Tr. by Lady Wallace.
N. Y. 1867. 2 v. 12?
MASS in C. (In Boosey'sed.)
BARNARD, C. Tone masters.
GRILLPARZER, F. Erinnerungen an. (In
Samm. werke, v. 8.)
MOSCHELES, I. Life of. Including the biog-
raphy by Schindler ; Beethoven's corres-
pondence with his friends ; numerous char-
acteristic traits and remarks on his musical
works ; to which is added ' Life and char-
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man of Dr. H. Doring. Bost. n.d. 12?
KELLSTAB, L. Biographic des. (In Ges.
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Beetles. DUNCAN, J. (In Jardine's Nat. lib., v.
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Beeton, Mrs. Isabella. Book of household man-
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Beeton, S. O. Dictionary of geography: a uni-
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Beeton, Samuel. Annual. Lond. n.d. 16?
Beets, Nicolaas. Life and character of J. H.
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Befehlerlos. AUERBACH, B. (In Ges. schrif-
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Before the conquest. ADAMS, W. H. D.
Before the foot-lights and behind the scenes.
SIKES, Mrs. W.
Beggar on horseback, The. SAUZADE, J. S.
Beggars, The. LIEFDE, J. B. DE.
Beginnings of life. BASTIAN, H. C.
Behavior. See Manners.
Behind, the bars. LUNT, Mrs. G.
Behind the scenes. BULWER-LYTTON, K. (Lady).
Behind the scenes. KECKLEY, E.
Behind the scenes in Paris: a tale of the clubs
and the secret police. Lond. 1859. 2 v.
12?
BEHIND
71
BELL
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Behme, Anthony. See Sepp, A.
Behme, Jacob. See Bohme, J.
Behmen, Jacob. See Bohme, J.
Behn, Mrs. Aphara (1640-1689?). See Lives of
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Behring, Vitus (1680-1741?). COXE, W. Voy-
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Bei den zwei hohen tannen. HOEFER, E. (In
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Beiden hauptleute, Die. LA MoTTE-FouQuiJ,
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Beiden merkwiirdigsten tage aus Siegmund's le-
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Beiden sch western, Die. HEYSE, P. (In No-
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Bein, Das. ZSCHOKKE, J. H. D. (In Ges. schrif-
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Beke, Charles Tilstone. Sources of the Nile : a
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its head streams ; with the history of Nilotic
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Bel-Gard. Truthful Christian, The. St. Peters-
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Belcher, Diana (Lady). Mutineers of the Bounty,
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Belcher, Sir Edward (b. 1799). Last of the arc-
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Sir John Franklin, during the years 1852-
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NARRATIVE of the voyage of H. M. S. Sama-
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veying the islands of the eastern archipelago;
accompanied by a brief vocabulary of the
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Belcher, Joseph. Clergy of America: anecdotes
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religion in the United States. Phil. 1849.
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Same. Phil. 1869. 12
Beiden, David. Speech on the introduction of pa-
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Beiden, E. Porter. New York : past, present, and
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Belford Kegis. MITFORD, M. K.
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Belgiojoso, Cristina Trivulzio de (b. 1808). Asie
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Belgium
MURRAY, J. Hand-book for travelers in.
SIBORNE, W. History of the war in France
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VAN KAMPEN, N. G. Vues de Belgique et la
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Belgravia : a London magazine. Conducted by
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Belhaven, (Lord). See Select British elo-
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Belin, Jean (1452-1516). DUMAS, A. (D.) Bio-
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Belinda. EDGEWORTH, M. (In Tales, etc., v. 6.)
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Belisle, D. "W. History of Independence hall,
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embracing biographies of the immortal sign-
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Belknap, David P. Probate law and practice of
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state relating to probate courts and the ju-
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deceased persons, the duties of guardians,
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Bell, Acton (pseud.). See Bronte", A.
Bell, Sir Charles (1774-1842). Anatomy and phi-
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fine arts. (1th ed.) Lond. 1847. 4
HAND, The : its mechanism and vital endow-
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LETTERS of Sir Charles Bell ; selected from
his correspondence with his brother} G. J.
Bell. Lond. 1870. 8?
Bell, Currer (pseud.). See Nichols, Mrs. C. B.
Bell, Ellis (pseud.). See Bronte", E.
Bell, Mrs. Emma M. Poems. Phil. 1872. 12?
Bell, Henry Glassford. Life of Mary, queen of
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Bell, J. D. A man. Phil. 1860. 12? (2 cop.)
Contents :
Aspiration.
Conversation.
Genius.
Intellectual side of love.
Inventor, The.
Representative invalids.
Senses.
Student, The.
Tears.
Thinker, The.
Three inspirations.
Wit and laughter.
Writer, The.
Bell, James B. Homoeopathic therapeutics of di-
arrhea, dysentery, cholera, cholera morbus,
cholera infantum, etc. Phil. 1869. 12?
Bell, John (1797-1869). Address before the uni-
versity of Nashville, Oct. 3, 1843. (In Pam-
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See also Presidential candidates.
Bell, John (M.D.). Treatise on baths ; including
cold, sea, warm, hot, vapor, gas, and mud
baths ; also, on hydropathy and pulmonary
inhalation; with a description of bathing in
ancient and modern times. (2d ed.) Phil.
1859. 12?
BELL
72
BENEDICT
Bell, Kobert. History of Kussia, from the time of
the Slavi to the treaty of Tilsit [862-1807].
Lond. 1838. 3 v. 12
LIFE of the Kt. Hon. George Canning. N. Y.
1846. 12
LIVES of English poets. Lond. 1839. 2 v. 12?
(Ed.) Memorials of the civil war ; comprising
the correspondence of the Fairfax family
with the most distinguished personages en-
gaged in that memorable contest. Now first
published from the original manuscripts ;
forming the concluding volumes of the Fair-
fax correspondence. Lond. 1849. 2 v. 8
TEMPER. (Com.) Mod. stand, dr., v. 7.
Bell, Thomas. History of British quadrupeds, in-
cluding the cetacea ; illustrated. Lond. 1837.
8.
HISTORY of British reptiles ; illustrated. (2d
ed.) Lond. 1849. 8?
HISTORY of the < British stalk-eyed Crustacea;
illustrated by 174 wood engravings. Lond.
1853. 12
Bell, "W. H. Quiddities of an Alaskan trip, The.
Portland, Or., 1873. Obi. f.
Bell, William E. Carpentry made easy; or, the
science and art of framing, on a new and
improved system. Comprising also a system
of bridge-building. Illustrated. Phil. 1858.
8 .
Bell Smith abroad. PIATT, Mrs. L.
Bella. HOLTEI, K. VON. (In Erzahlende schrif-
ten, v. 2.)
Bella Trelawny ; or, time works wonders. SMITH,
J. F.
Belle assembled, La ; or, Bell's court and fashion-
able magazine. Dedicated principally to the
- ladies. V. 1, pt. ii. (Aug. 1 to Dec. 1, 1806).
Lond. 1806. 8
Belle Brittan (pseud.). See Fuller, H.
Belle Brittan on a tour. FULLER, H.
Belle France, La. BELLOC, B. P.
Belle Jenny, La. GAUTIER, T. (In (Euvres, v.
10.)
Belle Kose. ACHARD, L. A. E.
Belles lettres
BLAIR, H. Lectures on.
LAYRES, A. Belles lettres.
See also
Criticism. Poetry.
Literature. Khetoric.
Oratory. Taste.
Bellew, John Chippendale Montesquieu. Poet's
corner : a manual for students in English
poetry. "With biographical sketches of the
authors. Lond. 1868. 12?
See also Men of the day.
Bellingham, Henry. Blue Beard re-paired.
(Farce.) Lacy's Plays, v. 70.
and BEST, . Prince Camaralzaman. (Ex-
trav.) Lacy's Plays, v. 67.
Princess Primrose. (Burl, extrav.) La-
cy's Plays, v. 68.
Bellini, Vincenzo (1802-1832). Norma. (Ital.
and Eng. words.) Lond. n.d. 8.
PURITANI. (Ital. and Eng. words.) Lond. n.d.
8
SONNAMBULA. (Ital. and Eng. words.) Lond.
. n.d. 8.
Bello Getico, De. A poem. CLAUDIANUS, C.
(In Opera omnia, v. 2.)
Bello Gildonico, De. A poem. CLAUDIANUS,
C. (In Opera omnia, v. 2.)
Belloc, Bessie Parkes. Belle France. La. Lond.
1868. 8.
Bellows, Albert J. How not to be sick: a sequel
to 'Philosophy of eating.' N. Y. 1869. 12
PHILOSOPHY of eating. IS". Y. 1867. 12:
Bellows, Henry Whitney (ft. 1814). Discourse in
memory of T. Starr King, May 1, 1864. S.
F. 1864. 8 (In Pamphlets, v. 2.)
DISCOURSE upon the late "Wm. Ellery Chan-
ning. N.Y. 1842. 12?
OLD world in its new face: impressions of Eu-
rope in 1867-8. N. Y. 1868. 2 v. 12:
ORATION delivered before the Society of Cali-
fornia pioneers, at their fourteenth anniver-
sary, Sept. 9, 1864. (In Pamphlets, v. 25.)
SERMONS at the inauguration of Dexter Clapp,
Savannah, Ga. (In Pamphlets, v. 2.)
Bellows-mender of Lyons. (In Good stories,
v. 2.)
Bellum Trojanum. A poem. ISCANIUS, J. (In
Dictys et Dares ' De bello Trojano,' v. 2.)
Beloe, William. Anecdotes of literature and
scarce books. Lond. 1814. 6 v. 8?
Beloit college ( Wis.). Catalogue of the officers
and students, 1868-9. Beloit, Wis., 1868.
(In Ann. cat. Am. coll., v. 1.)
CATALOGUS senatus academic!, et eorum qui
muneraetofficia academica gesserunt, quique
aliquovis gradu exornati fuerunt, in collegio
Beloitensi. Beloit, Wis., 1866. (In Trien-
nial cat. of Am. coll., v. 1.)
Belton estate. TROLLOPE, A.
Belville, John Henry. Manual of the barometer.
(In Pamphlets, v. 10.)
Berne, Jacob. See Bohme, J.
Bement, C. N. American poulterer's compan-
ion: a practical treatise on the breeding, rear-
ing, and general management of various spe-
cies of domestic poultry. (5th ed.) N. Y.
1852 12?
Same. \Newed.) Illustrated. 1ST.Y. 1867. 12?
Ben, the luggage-boy. ALGER, H.
Ben Brace. CHAMIER, F.
Ben Bradshawe: the man without a head. Lond.
1843. 3 v. 12?
Ben David. HAHN-HAHN, I. M. L. S. VON. ( In
Werke, v. 11.)
Ben Nebo. STUART, H. A.
Ben Sylvester's ward. YONGE, Miss C. M.
Benamozegfh, E. Jewish and Christian ethics;
with a criticism on Mahomedism. Tr. from
the French. S. F. 1873. 8?
Benauly (pseud.). See Abbott, B. V., A., and L.
Bench and bar. BIGELOW, L. J.
Bench and bar of Georgia. MILLER, S. F.
Bench and bar of Jury-town, The. FIELD, J. M.
(In Drama in Pokerville.)
Bench and bar of South Carolina. O'NEALL, J.
B. Biographical sketches of the.
Bendbow, Hesper. More than she could bear: a
story of the Gachupin war in Texas, 1812-13.
Phil. 1872. 12? (4 cop.)
Beneath the wheels. By the author of ' Olive
Varcoe,' etc. N. Y. 1870. 8? (3 cop.)
Benedicite. CHILD, G. C.
Benedict, F. L. Miss Van Kortland. N. Y.
1870. 8? (6 cop.)
MY daughter Elinor. N.Y.1869. 8? (10 cop.)
BENET
73
BENTIVOLIO
Benet, S. V. Treatise on military law and the
practice of courts-martial. Fourth ed., with
additions. N.Y. 1864. 8
Bengal
CHUNDER, B. Travels of a Hindoo to various
parts of Bengal and upper India.
GRANT, C. Kural life in.
HUNTER, W. W. Annals of rural.
See also India.
Bengali (long.). See Aryan languages.
Benjamin, Park (1809-1864). Infatuation. A
poem, spoken before the Merc. lib. assoc. of
Boston, Oct. 9, 1844. Bost. 1844. 8 (In
Pamphlets, v. 15.)
Benjamin, S. G. W. Choice of Paris, The. N.
Y. 1870. 16? (3 cop.)
TURK and the Greek ; or, creeds, races, socie-
ty, and scenery in Turkey, Greece, and the
isles of Greece. N. Y. 1867. 12
Benjamin of Tudela (ab. 1150). Travels. (In
Harris, J. Coll. voy., v. 1.)
See also Early travels in Palestine.
Benn- Walsh.. See Walsh, Benn-.
Bennet, James Henry. Treatment of pulmona-
ry consumption by hygiene, climate, and
medicine, in its connection with modern doc-
trines. (Zded.) N. Y. 1872. 8
WINTER in the south of Europe. Lond. 1865.
8
Bennett, C. C. Honolulu directory, and histor-
ical sketch of the Hawaiian or Sandwich isl-
ands. Honolulu, 1869. 8
Bennett, H. C. See Morris, W. G.
Bennett, James Gordon (1800-1872). Bennett
and his times. By a journalist. N. Y. 1855.
12
See also Famous Americans of recent times.
Bennett, John C. History of the saints ; or, an
expose of Joe Smith and Mormonism. Bost.
1842. 12.
Bennett, John Hughes. Chemical lectures on the
principles and practice of medicine. (5th Am.
ed.) N. Y. 1869. 8
KESTORATIVE treatment of pneumonia. (3d
ed.) Edin. 1866. 8
Bennett, John Whitchurch. Ceylon and its ca-
pabilities : an account of its natural resour-
ces, indigenous productions, and commercial
facilities ; to which are added details of its sta-
tistics, pilotage, and sailing directions. Il-
lustrated. Lond. 1843. 4
Bennett, Martha Haines Butt. Pastimes with my
little friends. N. Y. 1866. 12
Benoni Blake, M.D. By the author of ' Peas-
ant life in the north.' Lond. 1871. 2 v. in 1.
12
Bent, Silas (Lieut.). Report made to Commo-
dore Perry upon the Kuro Siwo, or gulf
stream of the north Pacific ocean. (In Per-
ry's Expedition to Japan, v. 2.)
Bentham, George. Address at anniversary meet-
ing of the Linnsean society, May 24, 1867.
(In Pamphlets, v. 33.)
Bentham, Jeremy (1748-1832). Works ; pub-
lished under the superintendence of his ex-
ecutor, John Bowring. Edin. 1843. 11 v.
8
Contents:
Anarchical fallacies, v. 2.
Bentham's draught for judicial establishments, v. 4.
B entham (con tin ued )
Book of fallacies, v. 2.
Brougham, Lord, displayed, v. 5.
Chrestomatha : design of an institution for in-
struction, v. 8.
Circulating annuities, v. 3. .
Codification and public instruction, v. 4.
Codification proposal, v. 4.
Commentary on Humphrey's real property code,
v. 5.
Constitutional code, v. 9.
Correspondence, v. 10, 11.
Defense of usury, v. 3.
Elements of art of packing, v. 5.
Emancipate your colonies, v. 4.
Equity dispatch court bill, v. 3.
Equity dispatch court proposal, v. 3.
Escheat vice taxation, v. 2.
Essay of time and place in matters of legislation,
v. 1.
Essay on political tactics, v. 2.
Essay on promulgation of laws, and their reason,
v. 1.
Fragment on government, v. 1.
Fragment on ontology, v. 8.
Grammar, Fragments of universal, v. 8.
Houses of, peers and senate, v. 4.
Index, Analytical, v. 11.
International law, Principles of, v. 2.
Introduction to study of works of Bentham, by J.
H. Burton, v. 1.
Judicial code for France, v. 4.
Justice and codification petitions, v. 5.
King vs. Edmonds and others, v. 5.
King vs. Sir Charles Wolseley, v. 5.
Language, v. 8.
Leading principles of a constitutional code for any
state, v. 2.
Letters to Count Toreno on a proposed penal code,
v. 8.
Liberty of the press and public discussion, The,
v. 2.
Logic, Essay on, v. 8.
Memoirs of Bentham, v. 10, 11.
Nomography, or art of inditing laws, v. 3.
Official aptitude maximized ; expense minimized,
v. 5.
Pannomial fragments, v. 3.
Panopticon, or the inspection-house, v. 4.
Panopticon vs. New South Wales, v. 4.
Parliamentary reform, v. 3.
Plan for a register of real property, v. 5.
Plan for the constitution, v. 4.
Plan of court of lords' delegates, v. 5.
Political economy, Manual of, v. 3.
Poor-laws and pauper management, v. 8.
Principles of judicial procedure, v. 2.
Principles of morals and legislation, v. 1.
Principles of penal law, v. 1.
Principles of the civil code, v. 1.
Protest against law taxes, v. 2.
Radical reform bill, v. 3.
Radicalism not dangerous, v. 3.
Rationale of evidence, v. 6.
Rationale of judicial evidence applied to English
practice, v. 6, 7.
Rationale of reward, v. 2.
Restrictive and prohibitory commercial system, v.
3.
Scotch reform (courts and justice), v. 5.
Securities against misrule, v. 8.
Spanish and Portuguese affairs, v. 8.
' Swear not at all,' v. 5.
Table of the springs of action, v. 1.
Tax, with monopoly, v. 2.
Truth vs. Ashhurst, v. 5.
View of a complete code of laws, v. 3.
View of the hard-labor bill, v. 4.
BENTHAMIANA; or, select extracts from the
works of Jeremy Bentham. Ed. by J. H.
Burton.
BOOK of fallacies, The ; from unfinished pa-
pers. Lond. 1824. 8
TRAITES de legislation civile et pe"nale. (2d ed.)
Paris, 1820. 3 v. 8
TRATADOS de legislacion civil y penal. Tr.
from the English, by Kamon Salas. Bur-
deos, 1829. 8 v. 12?
MILL, J. S. Eeview of Bentham and his doc-
trines. (In Dissertations and discussions, v.
1.)
Same. (In Westminster review, Aug. 1838.)
Benthamiana ; or, select extracts from the
works of Jeremy Bentham. Ed. by J. H.
Burton. Phil. 1844. 8?
Bentivolio and Urania. INGELO, N.
BENTLEY
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Bentley, Edwin. Annual address before S. F.
med. soc., 1870. S. P. 1870. 8? (In Pam-
phlets, v. 31.)
Bentley, Kichard (1661-1742). Remarks upon a
late discourse of free-thinking, in a letter to
N. N., by Phileleutherus Lipsiensis. Part
thesecond. (6th ed.) Camb. 1725. (In Col-
lins, A. Tree-thinking.)
REMARKS upon a late discourse of free-think-
ing, in a letter to F. H. H. D. (5th ed.) Lond.
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COLERIDGE, H. Lives of northern worthies, v.
1.
DE QUINCEY, T. Essays on philosophical writ-
ers, v. 2.
Bentley's miscellany. V. 42 (June, 1857) to 64
(Dec. 1868). Lond. 23 v. 8
Benton, James G. Course of instruction in ord-
nance and gunnery ; compiled for the use of
the cadets of the U. S. military academy.
(2d ed.) N. Y. 1862. 8?
Benton, Joseph A. California pilgrim : a series
of lectures. Sac. 1853. 12? (2 cop.)
Benton, Thomas Hart (1782-1858). Abridgment
of the Debates of Congress, from 1789 to
1856. From Gales and Seaton's Annals of
congress ; from their Register of debates ;
and from the official reported debates, by
John C. Rives. N. Y. 1860-61. 16 v. 4
HISTORICAL and legal examination of that
part of the decision of the supreme court
of the United States in the Dred Scott case
which declares the unconstitutionality of the
Missouri compromise act. N". Y. 1857. 8
THIRTY years '.view ; or, a history of the work-
ing of the American government for thirty
years, from 1820 to 1850, chiefly taken from
the congress debates, the private papers of
General Jackson, and the speeches of ex-
senator Benton, with his actual view of men
and afl'airs. "With historical notes and illus-
trations. N. Y. 1854. 2 v. 8?
See also Orators in America, Living.
Benzoni, Girolamo (b. about 1520). Travels in
America in 1542-56. (In Hakluyt soc.. v.
20.)
Beppo. BYRON, G. G. N. (In Complete works.)
Beppo, the conscript. TROLLOPS, T. A.
Beranger, Pierre Jean de (1780-1857). (Euvres
completes. Paris, 1845. 2 v. 8?
DERNIERE chansons [1834-511. S. F. 1858.
12!
Two hundred of his lyrical poems done into
English verse, by William Young. (<lth ed.)
N. Y. 1850. 12? (2 cop.)
DUDEVANT, A. L. A.D. Essai sur. (In Au-
tour de la table.)
DUMAS, A. (D.) Essai sur. (In Morts vont
vite, Les, v. 1.)
See also Longfellow, H. "W. Poets and poetry
of Europe ; Sainte-Beuve, C. A.
Berber, The ; or, the mountaineer of the Atlas.
MAYO, W. S.
Berck-Heyden, Gue"raud (1628-1698). DUMAS,
A. (D.) Biographie de. (/wltaliens et Fla-
mands, v. 2.)
Berendt, C. H. Explorations in central Ameri-
ca. (In Smithsonian rept. 18 67.)
Beresford, James. Miseries of human life : an
old friend in a new dress. N. Y. 1853. 12?
Bergan. Essay on metals. St. Petersburg, 1801.
8? (Russian.)
Berger, E. (pseud.). See Sheppard, E. S.
Berger, Ludwig. RELLSTAB, L. Biographie des.
(In Ges. schriften, v. 24.)
Berghaus, Hermann, and STULPNAGEL, F. v.
Chart of the world on Mercator's projection.
Gotha, n.d. [In frame.]
Bericht des central comite's der Deutschen vereine
zur pflegeim felde verwundeter underkrank-
ter krieger, iiber seine thatigkeit und die
wirksamkeit der mit ihm verbundenen ve-
reine wahrend des krieges von 1870-71. Ber-
lin, 1872. 4?
Berkeley, George (1684-1 753). Works; including
his letters. To which is prefixed an account
of his life, by G. N. Wright. Lond. 1843.
2 v. 8?
Contents :
Alciphron, or the minute philosopher, v. 1.
Analyst, The, or a discourse addressed to an infi-
del mathematician, v. 2.
Arithmetic demonstrated without Euclid or alge-
bra, v. 2.
Concerning motion, v. 2.
Defense of free-thinking in mathematics, v. 2.
Discourse addressed to magistrates and men in au-
thority, v. 2.
Discourse on passive obedience, v. 2.
Essay towards a new theory of vision, v. 1.
Essay towards preventing the ruin of Great Brit-
ain, v. 2.
Letters, v. 1.
Life, v. 1.
Mathematical miscellanies, v. 2.
Maxims concerning patriotism, v. 2.
Principles of human knowledge, v. 1.
Proposal for the better supplying of churches in
our foreign plantations, and for converting the
savage Americans to Christianity, v. 2.
Querist, The, v.2.
Siris : a chain of philosophical reflections and in-
quiries concerning the use of tar- water, v. 2.
Three dialogues between Hylas and Philonous, v.
1.
Verses on the prospect of planting arts and learn-
ing In America, v. 2.
Word to the wise, A : exhortation to the Koman
Catholic clergy of Ireland, v. 2.
BUTT, I. Lecture on. ( In Afternoon lectures,
v.3.)
MILL, J. S. Review of Bailey on Berkeley's
' Theory of vision.' (In Dissertations and
discussions, v. 2.)
Same. (In Westminster review, Oct. 1842.)
Berkeley, Mrs. Helen (pseud.). See Ritchie, Mrs,
A. C. M.
Berlepsch, H. Alps, The ; or, sketches of life
and nature in the mountains. Tr. by Rev.
Leslie Stephen. Lond. 1861. 8?
Berlin
ADRESS-BUCH fur das jahr 1871.
LANDER, S. W. Spectacles for young eyes.
Berlin and Sans-Souci. MUNDT, Mrs. ,C. (M.)
Berlioz, Louis Hector (1803-1869). A travers
chants : Etudes musicales, adorations, bouta-
des, et critiques. Paris, 1862. 12?
M&MOIRES. Paris, 1870. 8?
Bermuda
BERMUDA a colony, a fortress, and a prison;
or, eighteen months in the Somers island.
With map and illustrations, by a field-officer.
Lond. 1857. 8?
BLAND, (Lieut.). List of birds of. (In
Smithsonian rept. 1858.)
JONES, J. M. Naturalist in.
WILLIS, N. P. Health trip to the tropics,
A.
See also Martin, R. M. History of Nova
Scotia.
BERNARD
BERTRAM
Bernard, Charles Bernard Dugrail de la Villette
(1805-1850). Gentilhomme campagnard, Le.
Paris, 1858. 2 v. 12?
GERFAUT. Paris, 1860. 12?
Bernard, Frederic. Evasions ce"lebres, Les. Pa-
ris, 1869. 12?
WONDERFUL escapes. Revised, and original
chapters added, by Rich. "Whiteing. N. Y.
1871. 12? (2 cop.)
Contents :
Aristomenes, the Messenian.
Arnauld, Isaac.
Attalus.
Bart, Jean, and Chevalier de
Forbin.
Beaujeu,Quiqu6ran de.
Bucquoy, Abb<5 count de.
Cassanova de Seingalt.
Cellini, Benvenuto.
Charles n.
Curion, Secundus.
Demetrius Soter.
Duke of Albany.
Duke of Beaufort.
Edward, Chas.
Force, Caumont de la.
Gamond, Blanche.
Grotius.
Guise, Charles de.
Hegesistratus.
Jacobite insurrectionists.
James v., king of Scotland.
Leczinski, Stanislaus.
Louis ii., count of Flanders.
Marius.
Mary, queen of Scots.
Medici s, Mary de.
Retz, Cardinal de.
Richard, duke of Norman-
dy.
Trenck, Baron.
Tronin, Duguay.
Bernard, Montague. Historical account of the
neutrality of Great Britain during the Ameri-
can civil war. Lond. 1870. 8?
Bernard, Sir Thomas (1750-1818). Comforts of
old age, The; with biographical illustrations.
Lond. 1817. 12?
Bernard, Thomas Dehany. Progress of doctrine
in the new testament considered in eight lect-
ures delivered before the university of Ox-
ford, on the Bampton foundation. Bost. 1867.
12?
Bernard, W. D. Narrative of the voyages and
services of the Nemesis from 1840-43, and
of the combined naval and military opera-
tions in China; comprising a complete account
of the colony of Hong-Kong, and remarks on
the character and habits of the Chinese.
From notes of Commander W. H. Hall, R.
N. Lond. 1845. 8?
Bernard, William Bayle (b. 1808). Balance of
comfort. (Farce.) Lacy's Plays, v. 17.
DUMB belle, The. (Comedietta.) Lacy's Plays,
v. 23.
EVIL genius. (Com.) Lacy's Plays, v. 26.
Same. Mod. stand, dr., v. 20.
FARMER'S story, The. (Domest. dr.) Lacy's
Plays, v. 44.
FAUST. (Romantic play.) Adapted from Go-
the. Lacy's Plays, v. 83.
FOUR sisters. (Farce.) Lacy's Plays, v. 23.
LIFE'S trial. (Drama.) Lacy's Plays, v. 30.
LUCILLE. (Drama.) Lacy's Plays, v. 28.
MAN of two lives. (Romantic play.) Found-
ed on ' Lesmise"rables.' Lacy's Plays, v. 85.
MARIE Ducange. (Domestic dr.) Lacy's
Plays, v. 32.
MIDDY ashore, The. (Farce.) Lacy's Plays,
v. 48.
MUMMY, The. (Farce.) Lacy's Plays, v. 53.
NERVOUS man, and the man of nerve, The.
(Farce.) Lacy's Plays, v. 39.
PASSING cloud, The. (Romantic dr.)' Lacy's
Plays, v. 1.
Same. Mod. stand, dr., v. 11.
PLATONIC attachments. (Farce.) Lacy's
Plays, v. 2.
PRACTiCALman. (Farce.) Lacy's Plays, v. 1.
SAINT Mary's eve. (Domestic dr.) Lacy's
Plays, v. 33.
Bernard (continued)
SPLENDID investment, A. (Farce.) Lacy's
Plays, v. 30.
STORM in a tea-cup, A. (Comedietta.) Lacy's
Plays, v. 14.
TIDE of time, The. (Farce.) Lacy's Plays,
v. 38.
Bernard de Morlaix. See Duffield, S. W.
Bernard the wise. See Early travels in Palestine.
Berni, Francesco (1490-1536?). Orlando Inna-
morato, The. Tr. by Wm. Stuart Rose.
Edin. 1823. 12?
Bernice. KELLY, C. E.
Bernthal ; or, the son's revenge. MUNDT, Mrs.
C. (M.)
Berquin, Arnaud (1749-1791). Ami des enfants
et des adolescens, L'. Paris, n.d. 12?
CHOIX de petits drames et de contes. Paris,
1861. 12?
Contents :
Bon coeur fait pardonner bien dea fitourderies, Un.
Conge, Le.
D6serteur, Le.
Inceridie, L'.
Jaquot.
Neige, La.
Petite glaneuse, La.
Relation d'un naufrage sur 1'Ile Royale.
Si les hommes ne te voient pas, Dieu te volt.
Vanite" punie, La.
Vieux Laurent, Le.
THEATRE. Paris, n.d. 12?
Contents :
Bon coeur fait pardonner bien des e"tourderies, Un.
Colin Maillard.
Douceurs du travail, Les.
Ecole des marStres, L'.
Education a la mode, L'.
Epfie, L'.
Etrennes, Les.
Incendie, L'.
Levrette et la bague, La.
Oiseau du bop Dieu, L'.
PSres reconciling par leurs enfants, Les.
Petjt joueur du violon, Le.
Petite glaneuse, La.
Petites couturieres, Les.
Vaults punie, La.
Vieux Champagne, Le.
Berri, Caroline Ferdinande Louise (duchesse de).
CHALLICE, Mrs. A. E. Illustrious women
of France [1790-1873],
Berrian, William. Life of Jacob Lorillard. (In
Hunt, F. Lives of American merchants, v.
L)
Berrie, E. Captain Smith. (Farce.) Lacy's
Plays, v. 89.
Berriman, Matthew W. (Ed.) Militiaman's
manual ; and sword-play without a master.
Rapier and broad-sword exercises copiously
explained and illustrated. N. Y. 1859. 12?
Berry, Miss Mary (1762-1852). Extracts of jour-
nals and correspondence. [1783-1852.] Ed-
ited by Lady Theresa Lewis. Lond. 1865.
3 v. 8?
Berrys, The. MILNES, R. M. (In Monographs,
personal and social.)
Bertha, the beauty. WHITTLESEY, S. J. C.
Berthe et Rudolphe. KARR, (J. B.) A. (In
(Euvres, v. 4.)
Berthoud, Henry. Opale, L'. (In Pupille de
la legion d'honneur, La.)
Bertram, James G. Harvest of the sea : a con-
tribution to the natural and economic history
of the British food fishes. Edin. n.d. 8?
Bertram, James McG. HATFIELD, E. F. Mis-
sionary life of. (In ' St. Helena and cape
of Good Hope.')
BERTRAM
76
BIBLE
Bertram Kaymond. HARCOURT, H.
Bertrams, The. TROLLOPE, A.
Bertrand, C. F. Parfumeur imperial, Le, ou
Part de pr^parer les odeurs, essences, par-
fums, etc. Paris, 1809. 8
Bertrand, Joseph Louis Fran9ois (b. 1822).
Kepler : his life and works. (In Smithson-
ian rept. 1869.)
Berwick, James Fitz- James (duke of), (1 X 670-
1734). MONTESQUIEU, C. DE S. DE. Eloge
historique du. (In (Euvres, v. 5.)
Besancon, Louis. War ; with the tactics of the
three arms. Abridged. (Zded.) 1870. Tr.
by S. H. S. Inglefield. Lond. 1871. 16
Bescherelle, Louis Nicolas (am?), (b. 1802).
Dictionnaire national, ou dictionnaire uni-
versel de la langue Francaise. (1e ed.) Pa-
ris, 1858. 2 v. 4?
Besenval, Pierre Victor (baron de), (1722-1791).
Memoires. Paris, 1857. 12?
Contents :
M6moires.
VCrite dans le vin, La, par Collfi.
Vie de baron de Besenval.
Besser, W. F. St. Paul, the apostle : a biblical
portrait and mirror of the manifold grace of
God. Tr. by Fred'k Bultmann, with intro-
ductory notice by J. S. Howson. N. Y. 1864.
12
Bessie. KAVANAGH, J.
Bessie and her friends. MATHEWS, J. H.
Besson, Charles Jean Baptiste. CARTIER, M.
Dominican artist, A : sketch of the life of.
Phil. 1870. 12?
Bessy Kane. WOOD, Mrs. H.
Best of everything, The. By the author of ' In-
quire within.' Phil. 1870. 12?
Best reading, The. Hints on the selection of
books ; on the formation of libraries, public
and private; on courses of reading, etc. With
a classified bibliography for easy reference.
N. Y. 1872. 12?
Besuch im Marienbad, Der. ZSCHOKKE, J. H. D.
(In Ges. schriften, v. 14.)
Betanzos, Domingo de. See Coleccion de doc-
umentos para la historia de Mexico.
Bethany college (W. Fa.). Catalogue of the
officers, alumni, and students of Bethany col-
lege for the 27th session, ending June 18,
1868. Bethany, W.Va., 1868. 8? (In Ann.
cat. Am. coll., v. 1.)
Bethencourt, Jean de (d. 1425). Canarian; or,
conquest and conversion of the Canarians in
1402. (In Hakluyt soc., v. 45.)
Bethune, George Washington (1805-1862). Ex-
pository lectures on the Heidelberg catechism.
N. Y. 1864. 2 v. 12?
MEMOIRS of Mrs. Joanna Bethune.
VAN NEST, A. R. Memoir of. N. Y. 1867.
8?
Bethune, Mrs. Joanna (Graham). BETHUNE,
G. W. Memoirs of. N. Y. 1863. 12?
Betise humaine, La. NORIAC, C. A. J. (In
(Euvres, v. 9.)
Beton-coignet. BECKWITH, L. F. Keporton:
its fabrications and uses. (In Paris univ.
expos, of 1867, v. 2.)
Betrothed, The. SCOTT, Sir W.
Betsey Jane Ward: hur book of goaks. N. Y.
n.d. 12?
Bettelweib von Locarno, Das. KLEIST, H. VON.
(In Ges. schriften, v. 3.)
Better days for working people. BLAIKIE, W. G.
Bettina Ravelli. (In Sketches and stories of life
in Italy.)
Bettinger, J. B. Responsibility of society for
the causes of crime. N. Y. 1871. 8? (Tn
Pamphlets, v. 29.)
Bettlerin von Pont des arts, Die. HAUFF, W.
(In Samm. werke, v. 1.)
Between moor and main. WILSON, H. S.
Beulah. WILSON, Mrs. A. J.
Beutler, Johann Georg Ludwig. Chrestomathie
der Lateinischen dichter. Gotha, 1835. 12;
Contents :
jEneiden, Die, von Virgil.
HeroUJen, Die, von Ovid.
Verwandlungen, Die, von Ovid.
Beverly, Robert (d. 1716). History and present
state of Virginia. In four parts. Lond.
1705. 12?
Contents :
Pt i. History of the first settlement of Virginia,
and the government thereof, to the present time.
Pt. it. Natural productions and conveniences of
the country, suited to trade and improvement.
Pt. m. Native Indians, their religion, laws, and
customs, in war and peace.
Pt. iv. Present state of the country, as to the
policy of the government and the improvements
of the land.
Bewick, Thomas (1753-1828). General history
of quadrupeds. (4A ed.) Newcastle-upon-
Tyne, 1800. 8?
HISTORY of British birds. Newcastle, 1797.
2 v. 12:
MEMOIR of ; by himself. Lond. 1862. 8?
FAIRHOLT, F. W. Homes, works, and shrines
of English artists.
and J. Select fables ; with cuts, designed and
engraved by T. and J. Bewick, and others,
previous to the year 1784 ; together with a
memoir, and a descriptive catalogue of the
works of Messrs. Bewick. Newcastle, 1820.
12?
See also Naturalists.
Beyond the breakers. OWEN, R. D.
Beyond the lines ; or, a Yankee prisoner loose in
Dixie. GEER, J. J.
Beyond the Mississippi. RICHARDSON, A. D.
Bezauberte rose, Die. SCHULZE, E.
Biard, Madame Leonte d'Aunet. Voyage d'une
femme au Spitzberg. (3e ed.) Paris, 1867.
12?
Bias. DIOGENES LAERTIUS. Life of. ( In Lives,
ed. 1688, v. 1.)
Same. Tr. by C. D. Yonge. Bonn's Class.
lib.
Same. (Gr.etLat.) Didot's Script. Gnec.bib-
lioth.
Bible, G. W. Franco-Prussian war : Chassepot
rifle vs. ziindnadelgewehr, or the needle-gun.
N. Y. 1870. 16?
Bible (whole)
Text* and versions:
HOLY bible ; translated from the Latin vulgate,
diligently compared with the Hebrew, Greek,
and other editions, in divers languages, with
annotations, references, and an historical and
chronological index ; and published with the
approbation of the Catholic archbishops and
bishops of Ireland. N. Y. 1867. 12?
BIBLE
BIBLE
Bible (whole) (continued)
HOLY bible, The ; containing the old and new
testaments, translated out of the original
tongues. N. Y. 1852. 4?
(Ger.) Bibel, Die, oder die ganze heilige
schrift des alten und neuen testaments, nach
Dr. Martin Luther's ubersetzung. Nord-
hausen, 1846. 12
(Jewish.) M,ishna, The.
(Siamese.) Scrips of the bible, translated into
the Siamese language. 32 leaves (bamboo),
l x 22 in.
Bible (new test.)
Texts and versions:
CROSBY, H. New testament, with brief ex-
planatory notes or scholia.
NEW testament of our Lord and Saviour Jesus
Christ, translated out of the original Greek,
and with the former translations diligently
compared and revised. N. Y. 1847. 12
NEW testament of our Lord and Saviour Jesus
Christ, translated out of the original Greek.
N. Y. 1848. 8=
NORTON, A. Translation of the gospels ; with
notes.
TYNDALE, W. New testament.
(Greek.) Novum testamentum ad exemplar
Millianum, cum emendationibus et lectioni-
bus Griesbachii, studio et labore Guilielmi
Greenfield. Bost. 1839. 16.
(Gr. et Lat.) Novum testamentum, Grsece et
Latine. In antiquis testibus textum versionis
vulgatee Latinag indagavit lectionesque vari-
antes Stephani et Griesbachii notavit v. s.
venerabili Jager in consilium adhibito C.
Tischejidorf. Paris, 1861. 82 Didot's Script.
Graec. biblioth.
(Hawaiian.) New testament, Hawaiian and En-
glish. Tr. out of the original Greek. N. Y.
1857. 12?
(Hebrew*} New testament, in ancient Hebrew
language. Lond. 1817. 8
(Hebrew.) New testament, in ancient Hebrew
language. 1847. 8.
trwo nenn rro
(Hebrew.) New testament, printed like He-
brew manuscript in German words. 1820. 8
(Spanish.) Spanish and English testament of
our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ ; trans-
lated out of the original Greek, and with the
former translations diligently compared and
revised. N. Y. 1850. 12=
Introduction and -liidi :
ALFORD, H. How to study the new testament.
BERNARD, T. D. Progress of doctrine in the
new testament.
DODDRIDGE, P. Family expositor, The.
FURNESS, W. H. Unconscious truth of the
four gospels.
GREENLEAF, S. Examination of the testimony
of the evangelists.
HAWES, S. New testament manual.
JACOB, G. A. Ecclesiastical polity of the new
testament.
LIGHTFOOT, ELLICOTT, and TRENCH. Revis-
ion of the English version of the new testa-
ment ; with introduction, by Philip Schaff.
Bible (new test.) (continued)
LITTLEWOOD, "W". E. Essentials of new testa-
ment study.
MARTIN, J. Origin and history of the new
testament.
SMITH, W. New testament history.
SUMMARY of the new testament.
TRENCH, R. C. Synonyms of the new testa-
ment.
WINER, G. B. Grammar of the idiom of the
new testament.
See also Gospels; Mary (mother of Christ).
Bible (old test.)
Texts and versions:
VETUS testamentum. (Gr. et Lat.) Ed. J.
N. Jager. Paris, 1855. 2 v. .8 Didot's
Script. Grsec. biblioth.
VETUS testamentum grascum juxta septua-
ginta interpretes, ex auctoritate Sixti Quinti
pontificis maximi editum juxta exemplar
originale Vaticanum. Cura et studio J. N.
Jager. Paris, 1840. 82 Didot's Script.
Graac. biblioth.
Introduction and study:
BARRETT, R. A. F. Old testament criticisms.
DE WETTE, W. M. L. Critical and histor-
ical introduction to the canonical scriptures
of the old testament.
GOULD, S. B. Legends of old testament char-
acters.
GUTHRIE, T. Studies of character from the
old testament.
LEATHES, S. Structure of the old testament.
PALFREY, J. G. Academical lectures 011 the
Jewish scriptures and antiquities.
SMITH, W. Old testament history.
TURPIE, D. McC. New testament view of the
old.
WALWORTH, C. Gentle skeptic ; or, essays
and conversations of a country justice on the
authenticity and truthfulness of the old tes-
tament.
Bible (general)
Commentaries and dictionaries:
CLARKE, A. Holy bible old and new testa-
ments ; with commentary and critical notes.
COOK, F. C. Holy bible ; with explanatory
and critical commentary.
CRUDEN, A. Complete concordance to.
FEURST, J. Hebrew and Chaldee lexicon to
the old testament.
HUNT, E. M. Bible notes for daily readers.
JAMIESON, R., et al. Commentary: critical,
experimental, and practical.
KITTO, J. Cyclopaedia of biblical literature.
LANGE, J. P. Commentary on the holy
scriptures : critical, doctrinal, and homileti-
cal. [For contents, see Lange.]
McCLiNTOCK, J., and STRONG, J. Cyclopae-
dia of biblidal, theological, and ecclesiastical
literature.
SCOTT, T. Holy.
SMITH, W. Dictionary of the.
MlacellaneouM :
ADAMS, J. Q. Letters to his son, C. F. Ad-
ams, on the study of the.
ARNOLD, T. Sermons; chiefly on the inter-
pretation of the scriptures.
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Bible (general) (continued)
BAGSTEK, S. Genuineness, authenticity, and
inspiration of the.
BEECHEK, C. E. Appeal to the people in be-
half of their rights as interpreters of the.
BIBLE, The, in the public schools.
BISSELL, E. C. Historic origin of the.
BORROW, G. Bible in Spain.
BRYANT, J. Sentiments of Philo Judaeus
concerning the LOGOS, or word of God.
BURR, E. F. Ad fidem ; or, parish evidences
of the.
COLERIDGE, S. T. Confessions of an inquir-
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Cox, S. Expositor's note-book; or, brief es-
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DUNN, H. Study of the.
FAIRBAIRN, P. Typology of scripture.
FLY, E. M. Bible true, The.
GLEIG, G. K. History of the.
GOODE, W. Divine rule of faith and practice.
GOULBURN, E. M. Introduction to the study
of the holy scriptures.
HAWKS, F. L. Monuments of Egypt ; or,
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HORNE, T. H. Introduction to the critical
study and knowledge of the holy scriptures.
JACOLLIOT, L. Bible in India.
JACOX, F. Traits of character.
JEWISH literature and modern education ; or,
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KIP, W. I. Unnoticed things of scripture.
KURTZ, J. H. Bible and astronomy.
LEIGHTON, R. Complete works.
LIBER librorum : its structure, limitations,
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MACMILLAN, H. Bible teachings in nature.
MITCHEL, O. M. Astronomy of the.
NEWPORT, D. Indices, historical and rational,
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NOBLE, S. Plenary inspiration of the script-
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EAWLINSON, G. Historical evidences of the
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RENDELL, E. D. Peculiarities of the.
SILVER, A. Lectures on the symbolic charac-
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STILLINGFLEET, E. Origines sacrae ; or, a ra-
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STOCKTON, T. H. Book above all ; or, the
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WESTCOTT, B. F. General view of history of
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See also the names of the different books.
Illustrative works :
AGTJILAR, G. "Women of Israel.
BALFOUR, J. H. Plants of the.
BONOMI, J. Discoveries of Botta and Lay-
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Bible (general) (continued)
Cox, F. A. Female scripture biography.
GIBBONS, T. Select portions of scripture.
GILFILLAN, G. Bards of the.
HEADLEY, J. T. Sacred scenes and characters.
HOWARD, J. Illustrated scripture history.
IDE, G. B. Bible pictures.
NOBLE printer and his adopted daughter: a
tale of the first printed.
RULE, W. H., and ANDERSON, J. C. Biblical
monuments.
SELKIRK, J. B. Bible truths ; with Shake-
spearian parallels.
STANLEY, A. P. Scripture portraits.
THAYER, W. M. Soldiers of the.
WARNER, S. The word ; the house of Israel.
WEIL, G. Biblical legends ; or, the bible, the
koran, and the talmud.
WILKINSON, W. F. Personal names in the.
WOOD, J. G. Bible animals.
See also Collins, S. Miscellanies; and the names
of characters of the bible.
Bible de 1'humanite". MICHELET, J.
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superior court of Cincinnati, in the case of
John D. Minor et al. vs. the board of edu-
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Bibliotheque (continued)
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Madame, mere du rSgent : M<5moires de, v. 1.
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Richelieu, Due de : Me'mqiresdu, v. 16, 17.
Roland, Madame : MCmoires particuliers de, v. 8.
Saint-Simon : Extraits des m^moires de, v. 1.
Segur, Comte de : M6moires, souvenirs, et anec-
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Bibliotheque des rnerveilles. Publie"esous la di-
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Contents :
Badin, Adolphe : Grottes et cavernes.
Bai)le,J.: Kiectricit6.L'.
Bernard, Frederic : Evasions cfilebres, Les.
Bocquillon,H. : Vie ties plan tes, La.
Detonvielle, Wilfred : Eclairs et tonnerre.
De Fonvielle, Wilfred: Merveilles du monde invi-
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Deppnig, G. : Merveilles de la force et de 1'adresse.
Cazm, A. : Chaleur, La.
Cazin, A. : Forces physiques, Les.
Flammarion. C. : Merveilles celestes, Les.
Girard, M. : Metamorphoses des insectes. Les.
Guillemin, A. : Cheiruns de fer, Les.
Jacquemart, A. : Merveilles, Les, de la ceYamique.
Lacombe, P. : Armes et les armures, Les.
Landrin, A. : Monstresmarins, Les.
Landrin, A. : Plages de la France, Les.
Lefevre, A. : Merveillesde 1'architecture, Les; Pares
et les Jardins, Les.
Margoll6. See Zucher.
Marion, F. : Ballons, Les ; Merveilles de la vegeta-
tion, Les ; Optique.L'.
Marzy, E. : Hydraulique, L'.
Menault, E. : intelligence des animaux, L'.
Meunier.V. : Gran des chasses, Les; Graudes peehes,
Les.
Pileur, A. : Corps humain.Le.
Kadau, R. : Acoustique, L'.
Hi-nurd, L. : Art naval, L' ; Phares, Les.
Reynaud, J. : Histoire e'le'meiitalre des niim'raux
usuels.
Sauzay, A. : Verrerle. La,
Simonin, L. : Merveillesdu monde souterrain, Les.
Sonrel, L. : Fond de la mer, Le.
Tissandier, G. : Eau, L'.
Viardot, L. : Merveilles de la peinture, Les.
Zucher et Margollfi : Ascensions, Les c61ebres,aux
plux hautes moutagnes; Glaciers, Les ; Mfit^ors,
Les ; Volcans et tremblements de terre.
Bibliotheque illustr^e des classes ouvrieres et
des conferences de Saint Fran9ois Xavier.
NISARD, T.
Bibliotheque portative des e"crivains Franc;ais, ou
choix des meilleurs morceaux extraits de leurs
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Lanoye, F. de : Nil, Le, et ses sources.
Lanoye, F. de : Sibe'rie, La.
Larioye, F. de : Voyages dans les glaces.
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Munnler, Marc : Pompfii et les Pomp6iens.
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Sgur, Comtesse de
SC'tfiir, Comtesse de
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Segur, Comtesse de
rit.
Segur, Comtesse de
Segur, Comtesse de
Bon petit diable, Un.
Bons enfants, Les.
C9m6dies et proverbes.
Diloy le Chemineau.
Fortune de Gaspard, La.
Jean qui grogne et Jean qui
Mauvais gfinie, Le.
Vacances, Les.
Speke et Grant: Sources du Nil, Les.
Bibliotheque universelle des voyages, ou notice
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Address before American academy of arts and
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Aphorisms on the war, I., n.
Burial of the dead, and Mount Auburn cemetery.
Cattle disease In Massachusetts, Testimony on.
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Education, On limits of.
Homoeopathy, Keport on.
Medical education, Practical views of.
Medical profession and quackery.
Medicine, Brief expositions of rational.
Medicine, Early history of.
Paradise of doctors.
Pliny the eider, Death of.
Rumford, Count, Life and works of.
Studies, Classical and Unitarian.
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Bigelow, John R. American's own book ; or,
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Binney (continued)
REPORT upon the land shells of Abbot's ex-
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Binns, J. Recollections, written by himself; with
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Biographia Britannica literaria. WRIGHT, T.
Biographia literaria; or, biographical sketches of
my literary life and opinions. COLERIDGE,
S. T.
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Contents :
Anglesey, Marquis of.
Beaufort, Sir Francis.
Berry, Miss.
Blomtieid, Bishop.
Bront6, Charlotte (Currer
Bell).
Brougham, Lord.
Byron, Lady Noel.
Campbell, Lord Chancellor.
Carlisle, Piarl of.
Combe, George.
Croker, John Wilson.
Denman, Lord.
De Quincey, Thomas.
Elgin and Kincardine, Karl
of.
Frederick William iv., king
of Prussia.
Gloucester, Duchess of.
Hallam, Henry.
Herbert of Lea, Lord.
Humboldt, Alexander von.
Hume, Joseph.
Jameson, Mrs.
Kent, Duchess of.
Landor, Walter Savage.
Lansdowne, Marquis of.
Lockhart, John Gibson.
Londonderry, Marquis of.
Lyndh jrst, Lord.
Macaulay, Lord.
Marcet, Mrs.
M'athew, Father.
Metternich and Austria.
Mitford, Mary Russell.
Murray, Lord.
Napiers, The.
Nicholas, Etnperor.
Opie, Amelia.
Owen, Robert
Palmerston, Lord.
Raglan, Lord.
Richardson, Sir John.
Roberts, David, R. A.
Rogers, Samuel.
Whately, Archbishop.
Wilson, John ('Christopher
Xorth.')
Wordsworth, Mrs.
Biographical studies. GREENE, G. W. N. Y.
I860. 12.
Contents :
Cole, Thomas.
Cooper, J. F.
Crawford, Thos.
Irving, W.
Biographical treasury, The. MAUNDER, S.
Biographie nouvelle des contemporains. See
Arnault, A. V., et al.
Biographie universelle et portative des contem-
porains, ou dictionnaire historique des hom-
ines vivants et des homines morts depuis 1780-
jusqu'anos jours, et supplement. Public" sous^
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Biography. CARLYLE,T. Biography. (/n.GJrit..
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Biography (collections)
ABBOTT, J. S. C. Kings and queerer
Lives of the presidents of the United.State.s-..
ADAMS, H. G. Cyclopaedia of femiile.
AGUILAR, G. "Women of Israel.
ALLEN, W. Am. biographical dictionary.
ALLIBONE, S. A. Critical dictionary of 'En-
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AMERICAN pioneers and patriots.,
ANDERSON, J. Ladies of the reformation;.
APPLETON'S cyclopaedia of.
ARAGO, (D. ) F. Biographies o-f distinguished
scientific men.
BIOGRAPHY
BIOGRAPHY
Biography (continued)
ARNAULT, A. V., et al. Biographie nouvelle
des contemporains.
BAILLIE, J. Life studies.
BARTLETT, D. W. Heroes of the Indian re-
bellion.
Modern agitators.
Presidential candidates in 1860.
BATEMAN, H. Two hundred and fifty distin-
guished national men.
BAYNE, P. Essays on biography and criti-
cism.
BELKNAP, J. American.
BELL, E. Lives of English poets.
BIOGRAPHICAL magazine.
BIOGRAPHIE universelle et portative des con-
temporains.
BORROW, J. Naval worthies of Queen Eliza-
beth's reign.
BOUILLET, M. N. Dictionnaire universel d'
histoire et de geographic.
BOURNE, H. K. F. English merchants.
BRANTOME, P. de B. Vies des dames ga-
lantes. (In (Euvres completes, v. 7.)
Vies des dames illustres Francaises et
e"trangeres. (In (Euvres completes, v. 5.)
Vies des hommes illustres et grands capi-
taines Strangers. (In (Euvres completes, v.
1-)
Vies des hommes illustres et grands capi-
taines Francais. (In (Euvres completes, v.
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BREWER, E. C. Guide to English history
and.
BREWSTER, Sir D. Martyrs of science.
BRIGHTWELL, C. L. Annals of industry and
genius.
Komantic incidents in the lives of natu-
ralists and celebrated travelers.
BROCKETT, L. P. Our great captains.
BROUGHAM, H. Men of letters of the time of
George in.
Philosophers of the time of George in.
Statesmen who flourished in the time of
George in.
BROWN, T.A. History of the American stage.
BROWN, W. W. Black man, The.
BRYAN, M. Biographical and critical diction-
ary of painters and engravers.
BRYDGES, Sir (S.) E. Imaginative.
BUCKINGHAM, J. T. Specimens of newspaper
literature.
BULWER, H. L. E. Historical characters.
BUNGAY, G. W. Off-hand takings ; or, cray-
on sketches of the noticeable men of our age.
BURKE, B. Vicissitudes of families.
BURNHAM, G. P. United States secret ser-
vice ; with portraits of prominent members
of the detective force.
BUSH, Mrs. F. Memoirs of the queens of
France.
CAMPBELL, J. (Lord). Lives of the chief jus-
tices of England.
Lives of the lord chancellors of England.
CAREY, H. F. Lives of English poets.
CASSELL'S biographical dictionary.
CHARACTERISTICS of men of genius.
CHORON, A., et FAYOLLE, F. Dictionnaire
historique des musiciens, artistes, et ama-
teurs morts et vivans, etc.
Biography (continued)
CLARKE, M. C. World-noted women.
CLAYTON, E. C. Queens of song.
CLEMENT, J. Noble deeds of American women .
COLERIDGE, H. Lives of northern worthies.
COOPER, J. F. Lives of distinguished Amer-
icans.
CORMENIN, L. M. de la H. Orators of France.
Cox, F. A. Female scripture.
CREASY, E. S. Eminent Etonians.
CROSLAND, Mrs. N. Memorable women.
CULLUM, G. W. Biographical register of the
officers and graduates of West Point.
CUNNINGHAM, A. Lives of British painters
and sculptors.
DARING deeds of American heroes.
DAY, Mrs. F. H. Sketches of early settlers of
California. (In Hesperian, The.)
DE QUINCE Y, T. Biographical essays.
DIOGENES LAKRTIUS. De clarorum philoso-
phorum vitis. Libridecem. (Gr. et Lot.)
Didot's Script. Graec. biblioth.
Lives and opinions of eminent philosophers.
DISTINGUISHED men of modern times.
Dix, J. R. Pen-pictures of popular English
preachers.
DONALDSON, J. Agricultural.
DORAN, J. Annals of the English stage.
Monarchs retired from business.
Queens of England of the house of Han-
over.
DRAKE, F. S. Dictionary of American.
DUMAS, A. (D.) Crimes ce"lebres, Les.
DURFEE, C. Williams (coll.) biographical
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DUYCKINCK, E. A. National portrait-gallery
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and G. L. Cyclopaedia of American lit-
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EATON, T. D. Musical criticism and.
EDWARDS, E. Lives of the founders of the
British museum.
ELLET, Mrs. E. F. Pioneer women of the west.
Women artists in all ages and countries.
Women of the American revolution.
EMINENT women of the age.
ENGLISH cyclopaedia. Ed. by C. Knight.
ESSAYS from the London times.
FfofKLON, F. de S. de la M. Lives of the an-
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FITZGERALD, P. Lives of famous men.
FLANDERS, Henry. Chief justices of the su-
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FORSTER, J. Historical and biographical es-
says.
Statesmen of the commonwealth of En-
gland.
Foss, E. Biographical dictionary of the judges
of England.
FRANCIS, G. H. Orators of the age.
FRISWELL, J. H. Modern men of letters.
FULLER, T. History of the worthies of England.
GASKILL, E. National portrait-gallery of dis-
tinguished Americans ; with biographical
sketches.
GEORGIAN era, The.
GLEIG, G E. Lives of the most eminent Brit-
ish military commanders.
GODWIN, P. Cyclopaedia of.
Hand-book of universal.
BIOGRAPHY
Biography (continued)
GORTON, J. General biographical dictionary.
GRANT, Mrs. . Memoirs of an American
lady.
GRANT, J. British senate.
Kandom recollections of the house of com-
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Kandom recollections of the house of lords.
GREENE, G. W. Biographical studies.
GRIESINGER, T. Damen regiment, Das.
GRINSTED, T. P. Last homes of departed gen-
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GRISWOLD, K. W. Prose writers of America.
Republican court, The.
HALE, Mrs. S. J. Woman's record.
HALL, S. C. Book of memories of great men
and women of the age.
HALL, S. T. Biographical sketches of remark-
able people.
HALLOW AY, L. C. Ladies of the white house.
HAMERSLY, L. K. Kecords of living officers
of the U. S. navy.
HAYDEN, S. "Washington and his masonic
compeers. [For contents, see Freemasons.]
HAYS, M. Female biography ; or, memoirs
of distinguished women.
HAYWARD, A. Biographical and critical es-
says.
HEADLEY, J. T. Napoleon and his marshals.
HEDGE, F. H. Prose writers of Germany.
HERBERT, H. W. Captains of the old world.
Captains of the Koman republic.
Persons and pictures from the histories of
France and England.
HEWLETT, H. G. Heroes of Europe.
HODSON, W. Lives, sentiments, and sufferings
of some of the reformers and martyrs before
and since the Lutherian reformation.
HOLE, C. Brief biographical dictionary.
HOUSSAYE, A. Men and women of the xvm.
century.
Philosophers and actresses.
HUNT, F. Lives of American merchants.
HUNT, (J. H.) L. Italian poets.
JAMES, G. P. K. Lives of the most eminent
foreign statesmen.
JAMESON, Mrs. A. M. Memoirs of celebrated
female sovereigns.
Memoirs of early Italian painters.
JARDINE, D. Criminal trials of celebrated
men.
JERDAN, W. Men I have known.
Portrait annual of illustrious and eminent
personages of the xix. century.
JOHNSON, S. Lives of eminent persons. (In
Works, v. 2.)
Lives of English poets.
KAVANAGH, J. French women of letters.
Women of Christianity.
KEBBEL, T. E. English statesmen since the
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LAMARTINE, A. de. Celebrated characters,
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83 BIOGRAPHY
Biography (continued)
Portraits et biographies. (In (Euvres com-
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Vies de quelques hommes illustres. (In
(Euvres completes, v. 34-6.)
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LANMAN, C. Dictionary of the United States
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LECKY, W. E. H. Leaders of public opinion
in Ireland.
LEWES, G. H. Biographical history of phi-
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LITERARY and scientific men of Italy, Spain,
and Portugal.
LIVES of British physicians.
LIVES of eminent British statesmen.
LIVES of English dramatists.
LIVES of the most eminent literary and scien-
tific men of France.
LIVINGSTON, J. Portraits of eminent Ameri-
cans now living.
LODGE, E. Portraits of illustrious personages
of Great Britain.
LONGFELLOW, H. W. Poets and poetry of Eu-
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LOSSING, B. J. Eminent Americans.
MACAULAY, T. B., et al. New biographies of
illustrious men.
MCCARTHY, J. Modern leaders.
MAGOON, E. L. Living orators in America.
Orators of the American revolution.
MARTINEAU, H. Biographical sketches.
MAUNDER, S. Biographical treasury, The.
MEN of the day.
MEN of the time. 7th ed., revised by G. H.
Townsend [1868],
Same. 8th ed., revised by T. Cooper [1872].
MEN of the time ; or, sketches of living nota-
bles [1852].
MEN wno have made themselves.
MEN who have risen. (Juv.)
MEXICAN war and its heroes.
MICHELET, J. Femmes de la revolution, Les.
MOODY, C. C. P. Biographical sketches of
the Moody family.
MOORE, F. Women of the war.
MOSSMAN, S. Heroes of discovery.
NAPOLEON and the marshals of the empire.
NEPOS, C. Lives of eminent commanders.
Vitte excellentium imperatorum.
NINETEEN beautiful years.
NOUVEAU dictionnaire historique.
O'FLANAGAN, J. K. Lives of the lord chan-
cellors and keepers of the great seal of Ire-
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OLD England's worthies.
O'NEALL, J. B. Bench and bar of South
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OXBERRY, W. Dramatic.
PARKER, T. Historic Americans.
PARKES, B. K. Vignettes.
PARTON, J., et al. Eminent women of the age.
PATMORE, P. G. My friends and acquaint-
ance.
PATRIOT preachers of the revolution.
PAYNE, J. B. Haydn's universal index of.
PHILLIPS, L. B. Dictionary of biographical
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BIOGRAPHY
84
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Biography (continued)
PHILOSTRATUS. Vitaa sophistarum. (Gr. et
Lat.}
PLUTARCHUS. Lives.
Vitoe.
POLITICAL portraits.
PORTRAIT-GALLERY of distinguished poets,
philosophers, etc.
PORTRAITS of eminent conservatives and states-
men.
PORTRAITS of the parliamentary officers of the
great civil war.
PRESCOTT, W. H. Biog. and crit. miscellanies.
PRISON life.
KEMARKABLE trials, and notorious characters.
REMEMBRANCES of a Polish exile.
ROSCOE, H. Lives of eminent British lawyers.
HOSE, H. J. New general biog. dictionary.
RUSSELL, W. Eccentric personages.'
Extraordinary men.
SABINE, L. American loyalists.
SAINTE-BEUVE, C. A. Portraits of celebrated
women.
SANDERSON, J. Signers to declaration of in-
dependence.
SEYMOUR, C. C. B. Self-made men.
SHEIL, K. L. Sketches of the Irish bar.
SHUCK, O. T. (Ed.) Kepresentative and lead-
ing men of the Pacific.
SIMPSON, A. L. Pioneers.
SMILES, S. Brief biographies.
Industrial.
Lives of the engineers.
SMITH, C. A. Men of the olden time.
SMITH, G. Three English statesmen.
SMITH, M. H. Sunshine and shadow in New
York.
SMUCKER, S. M. Four Georges, The.
SOUTHEY, R. Lives of the British admirals.
SPARKS, J. Library of American.
SPOONER, S. Biographical history of the fine
arts.
SPRAGUE, W. B. Annals of the American
pulpit.
STANLEY, A. P. Scripture portraits.
STEVENSON, W. F. Praying and working.
STOWE, H. (E.) B. Men of our times.
STRICKLAND, A. Lives of the queens of En-
gland.
- Lives of the queens of Scotland.
SUETONIUS TRANQUILLUS, C. Opera.
SULLIVAN, W. Public men of the revolution.
TAYLOR, W. C. Modern British Plutarch.
THACHER, J. American medical.
Biographical sketches of several general
officers of the revolution. (In Military jour-
nal.)
THOMAS, J. Lippincott's pronouncing diction-
ary of biography and mythology.
THOMSON, Mrs. A. T. and J. C. Queens of
society.
Wits and beaux of society.
TIMBS, J. English eccentrics and eccentrici-
ties.
TONNA, Mrs. C. E. English martyrology.
TROLLOPE, T. A. Decade of Italian women,
TUCKERMAN, H. T. Book of artists.
Sketches of eminent American painter?.
TULLOCH, J. Leaders of the reformation.
TYTLER, S. Songstress* of Scotland.
Biography (continued)
VANSANTVOORD, G. Lives of the chief justices
of the supreme court of the United States.
VAPEREAU, G. Dictionnaire universel des
contemporains.
VASARI, G. Lives of the most eminent paint-
ers.
WALFORD, E. Men of the time.
WHEELER, H. G. Memoirs of members of U.
S. congress. (In History of congress.)
WHITESIDE, J. Early sketches of eminent
persons.
WILLIAMS, E. Lives and administrations of
the presidents of the United States : Wash-
ington to Pierce. ( In Lossing and Williams's
National history, v. 2.)
WILSON, H., and CAULFIELD, J. Book of
wonderful characters.
WOOD, G. B. Historical and biographical
memoirs.
WOODWARD, B. B., and GATES, W. L. K.
Encyclopaedia of chronology.
WYATT, T. Memoirs of American generals,
etc., of the revolution.
YONGE, C. D. Parallel lives of ancient and
modern heroes.
See also
Actors. Naval history.
Artists. Orators.
Authors. Painters.
Clergy. Philosophers.
Commanders. Physicians.
Genealogy. Poets.
Indians. Presidents.
Kings. Puritans.
Lawyers. Queens.
Men. Reformers..
Merchants. Sculptors.
Military history. Women.
[Note. Biographies of individuals will be found under
their respective names.]
Biology
NICHOLSON, H. A. Introduction to the study
of.
SPENCER, H. Principles of.
See also
Creation. Medicine.
Life. Population.
Man. Species.
Bion (<ib. 200 B.C.). Bucolica. (Poem.) (Gr. et
Lat.) Ed. of C. F. Ameis. (In Poetae bu-
colici et didactici.) Didot's Script. Graec.
biblioth.
IDYLS. Tr. into prose, by J. Banks ; into
verse, by J. M. Chapman. [With Theocri-
tus and Moschus.] Bonn's Class, lib.
ARNOLD, E. Poets of Greece.
DIOGENES LAERTIUS. Life of. ( In Lives, ed.
1688, v. 1.)
Same. Tr. by C. D. Yonge. Bohn's Class, lib.
Same. (Gr. et Lat.) Didot's Script. Graec.
biblioth.
Biondi, Giovanni Francesco (1572-1644). L'is-
toria delle gverre civiK d'Inghilterra, tra le
due case di Lancastro e lore. Si descriue in
Ricardo 11. L'origine di esse, il progresso
nelle vite de i re susseguenti ? cioe. Di Arrigo
iv., v., e vi., d'Odoardo iv. e V., di Ri-
cardo in., e di Arrigo vn. , nel quale finirono.
Venetia, 1637. [3 v. in 1.] 8.
BIRCH
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BIRDS
Birch., Jonathan. (Tr.) Nibelungen lied, Das ;
or, the lay of the last Nibelunger. Tr. into
English verse after Professor Carl Lach-
mann's collated and corrected text.
Birch., Samuel. Adopted child. (Mus. dr.) Dicks'
Br. dr., v. 1.
Same. Inchb. Farces, v. 6.
Birch, Walter de Gray. Fasti monasti aevi Sax-
onici ; or, an alphabetical list of the heads
of religious houses in England previous to
the Norman conquest. To which is prefixed
a chronological catalogue of contemporary
foundations. Lond. 1873. 8
Bird, Edward (1772-1819). CUNNINGHAM, A.
Life of. (In Lives of most eminent British
painters and sculptors, v. 2.) H. F. lib.,
v. 18.
Bird, Golding (1815-1854). Elements of natural
philosophy ; being an experimental intro-
duction to the study of the physical sciences.
With 372 illustrations. Phil. 1848. 12
Bird, Joseph. Protection against fire, and the best
means of putting out fires in cities, towns,
and villages ; with practical suggestions for
the security of life and property. N. Y.
1873. 12
Bird, Robert. Physiological essays : drink-crav-
ing, differences in men, idiosyncrasy, and
the origin of disease. Lond. 1870. 8
Bird, Kobert Montgomery (1803-1854). Hawks
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NICK of the woods ; or, the Jibbenainosay.
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Birds
ADAMS, H. G. Additions on the structure,
migration, economy, etc., of. (In Bechstein,
J. M. Cage and chamber-birds.)
ANDERSSON, C.J. Notes on the birds of Da-
mara land and the adjacent countries of
south-west Africa.
ARRANGEMENT of families of. (Adopted pro-
visionally by the Smithsonian institution.)
(In Smithsonian mis. coll., v. 8.)
AUDUBON, J. J. Birds of America.
BAILY, W. L. Our own birds : a familiar
natural history of the birds of the United
States.
BAIRD, S. F. Catalogue of North American
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coll., v. 2.)
Ornithology of California. Pt. i., land
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Review of American. (In Smithsonian
rept. 1865.)
CASSIN, J., and LAWRENCE, G. N. Birds
of North America.
BARNARD, V. Catalogue of birds of Chester
county, Penn., with the times of their arrival
in spring ; from observations annually for
ten successive years. (In Smithsonian rept.
1860.)
BECHSTEIN, J. M. Cage and chamber.
BEWICK, T. History of British.
BIRD-YARD, The. St. Petersburg, 1792. 8
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BLAKESTON and BLAND (Lieuts.). List of the
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Birds (continued)
BLAND, (Lieut.). List of the birds of Ber-
muda.
BOLTON, J. British song-birds ; with plates.
BREWER, T. M. North American oology. Pt.
i., raptores and eissirostres. (In Smithson-
ian contrib., v. 11.)
BUFFON, G. L. L. Histoire naturelle des
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BURROUGHS, J. Wake-robin.
CASSIN, J. Description of birds collected in
Japan. (In Perry's Expedition to Japan,
v. 2.)
Illustrations of the birds of California,
Texas, Oregon, and British and Russian
America.
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COUES, E. Key to North American.
ffnrfPRENTiss, D. W. Birds of the district
of Columbia, The. (In Smithsonian rept.
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DEKAY, J. E. Zoology of New York. Pt.
ii., birds.
DIXON, G. Description of the jocose skrike
from China ; Patagonian warbler from Falk-
land islands ; white-winged cross-bill from
Montagu islands; yellow - tufted bee -eater
from Sandwich islands. (In Voyage round
the world, 1785-8.)
FIGUIER, L. G. Reptiles and.
GIRAUD, J. P. Birds of Long island.
GOSSE, P. H. Birds of Jamaica.
GOULD, J. Birds of Australia.
Birds of Europe.
HARTING, J. E. Hand-book of British.
INSTRUCTIONS in reference to collecting nests
and eggs of North American. ( In Smithson-
ian mis. coll., v. 2).
JARDINE, Sir W. British. (In his Nat. lib.,
v. 1-4.)
Sun-birds. (In his Nat. lib., v. 5.)
LAWRENCE, G. N. See Baird, S. F., et al.
(above).
MICHELET, J. Bird, The.
Oiseau, L'.
MUDIE, R. Feathered tribes of the British
islands.
NATURAL history of. H. F. lib., v. 98.
NEWTON, A. Suggestions for saving parts of
the skeleton of birds. (In Smithsonian rept.
1860.)
RENNIE, J. Bird architecture.
RICHARDSON, J. Report on the birds of the
arctic regions. (In Parry, W. E. Journal
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SABINE, E. Report on the birds of the arctic
regions. (In Parry, W.E. Journal of first
voy., app.)
SAMUELS, E. A. Ornithology and oology of
New England.
SWAINSON, W. Birds of western Africa. (In
Jardine's Nat. lib., v. 11, 12.)
Natural history and classification of.
SWEET, R. British warblers. (In Beckstein,
J. M. Cage and chamber-birds.)
WEBBER, C. M. Wild scenes, and song.
WURDEMAN, G. Letter relative to the obtain-
ing of specimens of flamingoes and other
birds from south Florida. (In Smithsonian
rept. 1860.)
BIRDS
86
BLACK
Birds (continued}
See also
Canary. Game-birds.
Chile. Humming-birds.
Fly -catchers. Ornithology.
Gallinaceous birds.
Also Pacific railroad, Keports of explorations,
etc.; and the names of countries and states.
Birds' nests and eggs: how to collect. (In Smith-
sonian rept. 1858.)
Birds of prey. BK ADDON, M. E.
Birkenhead, Sir John (1615-1679). See Lives
of English poets, v. 2.
Birkenhead free public library. Keports of 1870-
71. [Bound with Library reports, backed
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Birkett, John. Treatise on hernia, and diseases
of the breast. (In Holmes, T. System of
surgery, v. 4.)
TREATISE on injuries of thepelvis. (In Holmes,
T. System of surgery, v. 1.)
Birks, Thomas Kawson. On matter and ether; or,
the secret laws of physical change. Lond.
1862. 12?
Birmingham free library. Catalogue of the ref-
erence department. 1869. 8
KEPORTS of. 1868-70. 8. [Bound with Li-
brary reports, backed ' Birmingham and
Manchester.']
SHAKESPEARE memorial library, 1872 (Istpt.).
English editions. Birmingham. 18
Biron, Armand Louis de Gontaut (due de Lauzun).
BELKNAP, J. Life of. (In Am. biog., v. 1.)
Birth and education. SCHWARTZ, M. S.
Birth of Merlin, The. SHAKESPEARE, W. (In
Works, pictorial ed.)
Birthdays, Book of.
Bisaccioni,Maiolino(1582-1663). Novels. (In
Koscoe, T. Italian novelists, v. 4.)
Bischof, Gustav. Elements of chemical and
physical geology. Tr. from the MS., by B.
H. Paul, and J. Drummond. Printed for
Cavendish soc. Lond. 1854-9. 3 v. 8
Same. V. 1 and 2.
Bischof, Hermann. Grundriss des positiven, 6'ff-
entlichen internationalen seerechts. Graz,
1868. 8
Bischoff, James. Comprehensive history of wool-
en and worsted manufactures, and the natural
and commercial history of sheep, from the
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Argyllshire.
Arran.
Caithness.
Du mbartonshire.
General.
Inverness-shire.
lona.
Mull.
Orkney.
Perthshire.
Ross-shire.
Shetland.
Skye.
Sutherlandshire.
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What to aim at.
Whom to follow.
Blackwood's Edinburgh magazine. V. 1 (April,
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Blaikie, William Garden. Better days for work-
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Health without drugs.
Holy rest.
Home sunshine.
Houses versus hovels.
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GEOLOGY of the neighborhood of Lynyan and
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GEOLOGY of the Taptee and lower Nerbudda
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NOTE on the laterite of Orissa. (In Oldham's
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OBSERVATIONS on the geology and zoology of
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BLANFORD
Blanford (continued)
Ox the traps and intertrappean beds of western
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Blatter aus dem tagpbuche des armen pfarr-vicars
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Blinden, Die. HEYSE, P. (In Novellen, v. 1.)
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Bliss, William K. Paradise in the Pacific : a
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Blonde and brunette, (n.t.p.) 12?
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MUSEUM botanicum Lugduno-Batavum, sive
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Shakespeare, William: so-
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Tausend und ein tag irn ori-
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Alte und neue gedlchte, v.
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Ida, die Lesghieriti, v. 11.
Kolzoff, v. 7.
Lermontoff, Michael, v. 6, 7.
Bodoni, Giambattista (the printer), (1740-1813).
Prose, e versi per onorare la memoria di
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imp. e della rocella de Alcuni Rinomati au-
tori. Large paper. Plates engraved by
Raph. Morghen. Parma, 1784. 4?
Body and mind. MAUDSLEY, H.
Boeckh, Augustus (b. 1785). Public economy of
the Athenians. Translated from the second
German ed., by A. Lamb. Bost. 1857. 8?
Boehme, Jacob. See Bdhme, J.
Boerhaave, Herman (1668-1738). JOHNSON, S.
Life of. (In his Eminent persons.)
Boethius, Anicius Manlius Torquatus Severinus
(ab. 475-525). Consolatione philosophise,
De ; libri quinque, ex editions Vulpiana.
Londini, 1823. 2 v. 8?
Contents :
Consolatione philosophise,
De, v. 1, 2.
Index, v. 2.
Notse variorum, v. 2.
Notitia literarla de Boethio,
v. 2.
Pulmanni de metris Boethi-
anis libellus, v. 2.
Recensus codicum MSS. Bo-
ethii, v. 2.
Testimonia de Boethio, v. 1.
Vita Boethii, v. 1.
CONSOLATION of philosophy. Tr. by Richard
Lord Viscount Preston. (In 5 books.) Lond.
1695. 16?
Bogart, W. H. (Sentinel). Daniel Boone, and the
hunters of Kentucky.
WHO goes there ? By Sentinel. N. Y. 1866.
12?
Boguslawski, A. von. Tactical deductions from
the war of 1870-71. Tr. from the German,
by Col. Lumley Graham. Lond. 1872. 12?
Bohemia
FRICZ, J. Boheme historique, pittoresque, et
litte"raire, La.
KOHL, J. G. Austria.
Bohemian girl. (Opera.) BALFE, M. W.
Bohemian reformation of the xv. century. See
Gillett's Life of John Huss.
Bohemians of London. WHITTY, E. M.
Bohemienne au xv. siecle, Une. SOULI, M.
F. (In (Euvres, v. 40.)
Bohemiens, Les. ERCKMANN-CHATRIAN.
Bohemiens d'Alsace, Les. ERCKMANN-CHA-
TRIAN.
BohldeFaber, Cecilia (Fernan Cab alter o),(b. 1797).
Gaviota, La. Tr. by Leander Starr. N. Y.
1864. 12? (2 cop.)
Same. Madrid, n.d. 2 v. 8?
LAGRIMAS : novela de costumbres contempo-
raueas. Madrid, 1862. 16?
RELACIONES. Madrid, n.d. 16?
Contents :
Estrella de Vandalia, La.
Pobre Dolores.
SCHMIDT, J. Critique on. (In Bilder aus
den geistigen leben unserer zeit.)
Bohme (or Behme), Jacob (1575-1624). AVRORA.
That is, the day-spring, or dawning of the
day in the orient, or morning-rednesse in
the rising of the SVN. That is, the root or
BOHME
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BOHN
Bohme (continued)
mother of philosophic, astrologie, & theologie
from the true ground ; or, a description of
nature. I. How all was, and came to be in
the beginning, n. How nature and the ele-
ments are become creaturely. in. Also, of
the two qualities, Evill and Good. iv. From
whence all things had their original, v.
And how all stand and work at present, vi.
Also, how all will be at the end of this time.
vn. Also, what is the condition of the king-
dom of God, and of the kingdom of hell.
vin. And how men work and act creaturely
in each of them. All this set down dili-
gently from a true ground in the knowledge
of the Spirit and in the impulse of God. Be-
ing his First Book. Written in Gerlitz in
Germany, anno Christi MDCXII., on Tuesday
after the day of Pentecost, or Whitsunday,
setatis suse 37. Lond. : Pub. by G. Calvert,
1656. 12
COMPENDIOUS view of the grounds of the Teu-
tonick philosophy ; with considerations by
way of enquiry into the subject-matter and
scope of the writings of Jacob Behmen, com-
monly called the Teutonick philosopher. Al-
so, several extracts from his writings, and
some words used by him explained. Pub-
lished by a gentleman retired from business.
Lond. 1770. 12
CONCERNING the election of grace ; or, God's
will towards man, commonly called predes-
tination. That is, how the texts of scripture
are to be understood which treat of fallen
lost Adam, and of the new birth from Christ.
Being a short declaration and introduction
concerning the highest ground, showing how
man may attain divine skill and knowledge.
Written in the German tongue, anno 1623.
Lond. 1655. 12
EPISTLES of Jacob Behmen aliter Teutonicus
philosophus. Very usefull and necessary for
those that read his writings, and are very
full of excellent and plaine instructions how
to attaine to the life of Christ. Translated
out of the German language. Pub. by M.
Simmons. Lond. 1649. 12
THEOSOPHICK philosophy unfolded ; in divers
considerations and demonstrations. Also, the
principal treatises of the said authors abridg-
ed. And answers given to the remainder of
the 177 theosophick questions, which were
left unanswered by him at the time of his
death. By Edward Taylor. With a short
account of the life of Jacob Behmen. Lond.
1691. 12
THIRD booke of the authour ; being the high
and deepe searching out of the three-fold life
of man through [or according to] the three
principles. Written in the Germane lan-
guage, anno 1620. Englished by J. Spar-
row, barrester of the Inner Temple, London.
Lond. 1650. 12?
TRANSLATIONS from Bohme. (In Hedge, F.
H. Prose writers of Germany.)
OKELEY, F. Memoirs of the life, death, and
burial, and wonderful writings of Jacob Beh-
men. Now first done at large into English
from the best edition of his works in the
original German, with an introductory pref-
Bohme (continued)
ace of the translator. Northampton, 1780.
12?
Bohn, Henry George (pub.), (b. ab. 1800). Ap-
pendix to the Bibliographer's manual of En-
glish literature. [Lowndes.] Containing list
of books issued by literary and scientific so-
cieties and printing clubs ; books printed at
private presses ; privately printed series ; and
the principal literary and scientific serials.
Lond. 1864. 12?
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL account of Shakespeare's
works. [From Lowndes's Bibliographer's
manual, v. 4, pt. ii.] Lond. 1864. 12?
CATALOGUE of books. Lond. 1841. 1948pp.
Thick 8?
CLASSICAL library. English translations.
Contents :
JEschylus: New readings, contained in Hermann's
posthumous edition. Tr. by G. Surges.
JEschylus : Tragedies. Literally translated, by T.
A. Buckley.
Apuleins : Metamorphoses, or golden ass ; God of
Socrates ; Florida ; Defense, or a discourse on
magic ; Metrical version of Cupid and Psyche,
and Mrs. Tighe's Psyche.
Aristophanes: Comedies. Literally tr. by W. J.
Hickie. 2v.
Aristotle: Metaphysics. Tr. by J. H. McMahon.
Aristotle: Nicoruachean ethics. Tr. by R. W.
Browne.
Aristotle : Organon. Tr. by O. F. Owen.
Aristotle : Politics and economics. Tr. by E. Wai-
ford.
Aristotle : Treatise on rhetoric ; also, the Poetic of
Aristotle. Tr. by T. A. Buckley.
Athenseus: Deipnosophists, or banquet of the
learned. Tr. by C. D. Yonge.
Csesar : Commentaries on the Gallic and civil wars.
Tr. by McDevitte and Bohn.
Catullus and Tibullns: Poems. Tr. by W. K.Kel-
ly, with the metrical versions of Lamb and Grain-
ger.
Cicero : Academic questions ; Treatise de flnibus ;
and Tusculan disputations. Tr. by C. D. Yonge.
Cicero: Nature of the gods, etc. Tr. by C. D.
Yonge.
Cicero : Orations. Tr. by C. D. Yonge. 4 v.
Cicero : Oratory and orators ; with his letters to
Quintus and Brutus. Tr. by J. S. Watson.
Demosthenes : Olynthiacs, etc. Tr. by C. R. Ken-
nedy.
Demosthenes: Orations against the law of Lep-
tines, Midias, Androtion, and Aristocrates. Tr.
by C. K. Kennedy.
Demosthenes : Orations on the Crown, and on the
Embassy. Tr. by C. R. Kennedy.
Dictionary of classical quotations, etc. Ed. by H. T.
Riley.
Diogenes Laertius : Lives and opinions of eminent
philosophers. Tr. by C. D. Yonge.
Euripides: Tragedies. Tr. by T. A. Buckley. 2v.
Greek anthology. Tr. by G. Burges.
Heliodorus, Longus, and Achilles Tatius : Greek ro-
mances. Tr. by R. Smith.
Herodotus. Tr. by H. Carey.
Hesiod, Callimachus, and Theognis: Works. Tr.
by J. Banks, with metrical translations of Elton,
Tytler, and Frere.
Homerus : Odyssey. Tr. by T. A. Buckley.
Horace : Works. Tr. by C. Smart.
Justin. Cornelius Nepos, and Eutropius. Tr. by J.
S. Watson.
Juvenal, Lucllius, Persius, and Sulpicia. Tr. by L.
Evans and W. Gifford.
Livius : History of Rome. Tr. by W. A. McDevitte.
Lucan : Pharsalia, The. Tr. by H. T. Riley.
Lucretius: Nature of things. Tr. into prose by J.
S. Watson ; with the metrical version of J. M.
Good.
Ovid : Fasti, Tristia, etc. Tr. by H. T. Riley.
Ovid : Heroides, The. Tr. by H. T. Riley.
Pindar : Odes. Tr. by D. W. Turner.
Plato : Works. Tr. by H. Davis and G. Burges.
Plautus : Comedies. Tr. by H. T. Riley.
Pliny : Natural history. Tr. by J. Bostock and H.
T. Riley.
Quintilian : Institutes of oratory. Tr. by J. S. Wat-
son.
Sallust, Florus, and Paterculus: Roman history.
Tr. by J. S. Watson.
Sophocles : Tragedies. Oxford translation.
Strabo : Geography. Tr. by H. C. Hamilton and W.
Falconer.
Suetonius : Lives of the twelve Csesars. Tr. by A.
Thompson, and revised by T. Forrester.
BOHN
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Bohn (continued]
Tacitus : Works. Oxford translation. 2 v.
Terence and Phsedrus. Tr. by H. T. Riley.
Theocritus, Bion, Moschus, arartTyrtseus : Idyls, etc.
Tr. by J. Banks, with metrical version by J. M.
Chapman.
Thucydides : Peloponnesian war. Tr. by H. Dale.
2v.
Virgil. Tr. by Davidson ; revised by T. A. Buckley.
Xenophon : Cyropaedia and the Hellenics. Tr. by
J. S. Watson and H. Dale.
Xenophon : Minor works. Tr. by J. S. Watson.
GUIDE to the knowledge of pottery, porcelain,
and other objects of vertu ; comprising an
illustrated catalogue of the Bernal collection
of works of art, etc. To which are added an
introductory essay on pottery and porcelain,
and an engraved list of marks and mono-
grams. Illustrated. Lond. 1857. 12?
POLYGLOT of foreign proverbs ; comprising
French, Italian, German, Dutch, Spanish,
Portuguese, and Danish, with English trans-
lations. Lond. 1857. 12?
Bohne, Die. ZSCHOKKE, J. H. D. (In Ges. schrif-
ten, v. 9.)
Boileau, Nicolas (1636-1711). Ke"flexions cri-
tiques sur quelques passages du rhe"teur Lon-
gin. (In CEuvres completes.)
Boileau -Despreaux, Nicolas (1636-1711).
(Euvres. (ParM.Amar.) Paris, 1853. 12?
Contents :
Art poStique, L'.
Correspondence de Boileau
avec Racine.
Dialogue, Un,contreles mo-
dernes.
Discours.
Dissertation sur Joconde.
Epttres.
H6ros de roman, Les.
Lutrin, Le.
Notice sur Boileau.
Poesies.
Reflexions critiques sur le
rhSteur Longin.
Satires.
Traits du sublime.
See also Sainte-Beuve, C. A.
Boismont, A. Brierre de. See Brierre de Bois-
ment, A. J. F.
Boisseree, Sulpice and%L., and BERTRAM, J. G.
Sammlung alt-, nieder- und ober-Deutscher-
gemalde. Lithographirt von J. N. Strixner.
Stuttgart und Munchen, 1821-36. Eleph. f?
Boite d' argent, La. DUMAS, A. (fils). (In (Eu-
vres, v. 4, 5.)
Boker, George Henry (b. 1823). Konigsmark ;
the legend of the hounds ; and other poems.
Phil. 1869. 12?
POEMS of the war. Bost. 1864. 12? (2 cop.)
Bokhara
VAMBERV^, A. History of Bokhara, from the
earliest period to the present time.
WOLFF, J. Narrative of an expedition to
Bokhara in 1843-5.
Bolander, Henry N. Catalogue of the plants
growing in the vicinity of San Francisco.
S. F. 1870. Sm. f?
BolByn, Anne (queen of England}, (1507-1536).
DIXON, W. H. History of two queens.
See also Strickland, Miss A. Queens of En-
gland ; English histories.
Bolingbroke, Henry St. John (Lord), (1678-
1751). Works. With a life, prepared ex-
pressly for this edition, containing additional
information relative to his personal and pub-
lic character. Phil. 1841. 4 v. 8?
Contents :
Answer to the Defense of the inquiry, v. 1.
Answer to the London journal, v. 1.
Athenians, Policy of the, v. 1.
Authority in matters of religion, v. 3.
Camilick, First vision of, v. 1.
Dissertation upon parties, v. 2.
England, Remarks on the history of, v. 1.
Bolingbroke (continued]
Essays, Minutes of, v. 4.
Kssa.ys addressed to Alexander Pope, v. 3.
Europe, Plan for a general history of, v. 2.
Exile, Reflections upon, v. 1.
Final answer to Remarks on the craftsman's vin-
dication, v. 1.
Good and bad ministers, v. 1.
History, Letters on the study and use of, v. 2.
Human knowledge, Nature, extent, and reality of,
v. 3.
Idea of a patriot king, v. 2.
Letter from Lord Stair to Mr. Craggs, v. 1.
Letter occasioned by one of Archbishop Tillotson' K
sermons, v. 3.
Letter on the spirit of patriotism, v. 2.
etter to Sir W. Windham, v. 1.
Le
Lett2rs to M. De Pouilly, v. 2.
Luxury, On,.v. 1.
Occasional writer, v. 1.
Parties, State of, at the accession of George I., v. 2.
Pope, Alexander, Letters to, v. 3.
Power of the prince and the freedom of the peo-
ple, v. 1.
Reflections on the present state of the nation, v. 2.
Remarks on a late pamphlet, v. I.
Retirement and study, True use of, v. 2.
Bolivar y Ponte, Simon (1783-1830). COMMET-
TANT, O. Feuillet de la vie de Bolivar :
scenes de la vie Ame"ricaine. (In Nouveau
monde, Le.)
SKETCH of. (In Times and places.)
Bolivia
PROSPECTUS of the Colonization and commer-
cial company of Bolivia. [A. D. Piper,
pres.] Incorporated in San Francisco, Cal.,
Jan. 25, 1870, (In Pamphlets, v. 27.)
KUSCHENBERGER, W. S. W. Three years in
the Pacific.
Bollaert, William. Wars of succession of Port-
ugal and Spain, 1826-40 ; maps and illus-
trations; with a rfsumf of the political his-
tory of Portugal and Spain to the present
time. V. 1, Portugal; v. 2, Spain. Lond.
1870. 2 v. 8?
Bolland, Kichard. Draught of the straits of Gib-
raltar, and observations on the tides and cur-
rents. (In Churchill's Coll. voy., v. 4.)
Bolles, James A. Holy matrimony. N. Y. 1870.
16?
Bolley, Pompejus Alexander. Handbuch der
chemischen technologic. Herausgegeben in
verbindung mit mehrerern gelehrten und
technikern. Braunschweig, 1865. [Bound
in 6 vols.] 8?
Contents:
Beleuchtungs wesen, Das. P. Bolley und G. Wiede-
mann, v. 1.
Bierbrauerei, branntweinbrennerei, und liqueur-
fabrikation. F. Jul. Otto, v. 4.
Chemische technologic der spinnfasern. P. Bolley,
v. 3.
Chemische technologie des wassers. P. Bolley, v. 1.
Darstellung der seifen, parf umerien und cosmetics.
C. Deite, v. 3.
Essig fabrikation, zucker und stfirke fabrikation,
sowie die butter und kase bereitung. F. J. Otto,
v. 5.
Fabrikation chemischer produkte aus thierischen
stoffen. Hugo Fleck, v. 3.
Farbstoffe in pflanzen, und thierkorpern vorkom-
mend. P. Bolley, v. 3.
Gas beleuchtung. P. Bolley, v. 3.
Glas fabrikation. W. Stein, v. 1.
Kunstlich erzeugte farbstoffe, v. 3.
Metallurgie, Die. C. Stolzel.v. 6.
Technologie der chemischen producte, welche
durch grossbetrieb aus uhorganischen materia-
lien gewonnen werden. Philip Sch warzenberg, v.
2.
Weinbau und die wein bereitungs kunde. Fr. Mohr ,
v. 1.
Ziindwaaren fabrikation, Die. W. Jettel, v. 1.
Bolte, Amely. Madame de Stael. Tr. by Th.
Johnson. N. Y. 1859. 12?
ON the edge of the storm. N. Y. 1869. 12?
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Bolton, Charles. Caught in a line. (Farce.) La-
cy' s Plays, v. 54.
Bolton, Frank. (Comp.) Bolton' s telegraph code:
a telegraphic dictionary of the English lan-
guage. Lond. 1871. Obi. f?
Bolton, James. British song-birds. 80 plates.
[No text.] (n.t.p.) 4.
Bolton (Eng.) public free library and museum.
Seventeenth and eighteenth reports, 1869-70,
1870-71. [Bound in Library reports, ' Shef-
field, Birkenhead, etc.']
Bombaugh, C. C. Book of blunders. Phil.
1871. 12.
GLEANINGS from the harvest-fields of literature.
Bait. 1867. 12?
Bombay. Some reasons for the unhealthfulness
of. (In Churchill's Coll. voy., v. 6.)
See also India.
Bon Fridolin et le mechant Thierry, Le. SCHMID,
C. VON. (In Contes, v. 2, 3.)
Bon Gaultier (pseud.). See Aytoun, W. E., and
Martin, T.
Bon petit diable, Un. SEGUR, (comtesse de).
Bonaparte, Caroline Marie Annonciade (1782-
1839). CHALLICE, Mrs. A. E. Illustrious
women of France [1790-1873] .
Bonaparte, Charles Lucien Jules Laurent (1803-
1857). See Wilson, A.
Bonaparte, Joseph (king of Spain), (1768-1844).
ABBOTT, J. S. C. History of. N. Y. 1869.
12?
Bonaparte, Louis Napoleon. See Napoleon HI.
Bonaparte, Napoleon. See Napoleon i.
Bonar, Horatius (b. 1808). Family sermons. N.
Y. 1863. 12
LIFE of Rev. John Milne, of Perth.
LIGHT and truth ; or, bible thoughts and
themes. N, Y. 1868. 12?
LYRA consolationis ; or, hymns for the day of
sorrow and weariness. N. Y. 1866. 12?
Bond, Henry. Genealogies of the families and
descendants of the early settlers of Water-
town, Mass., including Waltham and Wes-
ton ; to which is appended the early history
of the town. With illustrations, maps, and
notes. Bost. 1855. 8?
Bond, J. Wesley. Minnesota and its resources ;
to which are appended camp-fire sketches,
or notes of a trip from St. Paul to Pembina
and Selkirk settlements on the Bed river of
the north. N. Y. 1854. 12?
Bondu, A. American hotel for invalids. (In
Pamphlets, v. 32.)
Bone, J. H. A. Petroleum and petroleum wells :
a complete guide-book and description of the
oil regions of Pennsylvania, West Virginia,
Kentucky, and Ohio. (2d ed.) Phil. 1865.
16?
Boner, Charles. Forest creatures. Lond. 1861.
12?
Bones. See Anatomy.
Boniface, Joseph Xavier [JT. B. Saintine] t (b.
1790). Chrisna : the queen of the Danube.
N. Y. 1859. 8?
FAUVETTE, Une. (In Semaine litteraire.)
PICCIOLA : the prisoner of Fenestrella. Phil.
1854. 12?
Bonin islands
ABBOTT, J. Report of an examination of.
(In Parry's Expedition to Japan, v. 2.)
Bonin islands (continued)
BALCH, G. B. Report on the Bonin islands
to Commander Kelly. (In Perry's Expedi-
tion to Japan, v. 2.)
RITSCHENBERGER, W. S. W. Voyage round
the world, 1835-7.
Bonington, Richard Parkes (1801-1828). CUN-
NINGHAM, A. Life of. (In Lives of most
eminent British painters and sculptors, v. 4.)
H. F. lib., v. 66.
Bonneau, Jean Ives Alexandre (1739-1805).
DUDEVANT, A. L. A. D. Essai sur. (In Au-
tour de la table.) ,
Bonnechose, FrancoisePaul Emile Boisnormand
de (b. 1801). History of France, to the rev-
olution of 1848. Tr. by S. O. Beeton. Lond.
1868. 2 v. in 1. 8?
QUATRE conquetes de 1'Angleterre, Les : son
histoire et ses institutions sous les Remains,
les Anglo-Saxons, les Danois, et les Nor-
mands [55 B.C. to A.D. 1086]. Paris, 1852.
2v. 8?
Bonner, John. Child's history of Rome. N.Y.
1856. 2 v. 16? (2 cop.)
Bonnet vert, Le. MERY, J. (In CEuvres, v. 25.)
Bonneville's adventures. IRVING, W. (In
Works, v. 10.)
Bonnie Scotland. LIPPINCOTT, Mrs. S. J. (C.)
Bonomi, Joseph. Nineveh and its palaces : the
discoveries of Botta and Layard applied to
the elucidation of holy writ. Lond. 1857.
12?
Bons enfants, Les. SEGUR, (comtesse de).
Bonstetten, Charles Victor de (1745-1832). Man
of the north, and the man of the south ; or,
the influence of climate. N. Y. 1864. 12?
. ZSCHOKKE, J. H. D. Biographic von. (In
Ges. schriften, v. 32.)
Bontekoe, Guillaume Ysbrandsz. DTJMAS, A.
(D.) Sa voyage en 1618. (In Drames de
la rner.)
Bonwick, James. Mormons and the silver mines.
Lond. 1872. 8? (2 cop.)
Book about boys. HOPE, A. R.
Book about doctors. JEAFFRESON, J. C.
Book about dominies. HOPE, A. R.
Book about lawyers. JEAFFRESON, J. C.
Book above all. STOCKTON, T. H.
Book-buyer's manual. PUTNAM, G. P.
Book for a corner. HUNT, (J. H.) L.
Book-hunter, The. BURTON, J. H.
Book-keeping
BRYANT, H. B., and STRATTON, H. D.
Counting-house.
DUFF, P. Book-keeping, by single and double
entry.
HENRIQUES, A. D. Y. Modern mercantile cal-
culator.
MARSH, C. C. Theory and practice of bank.
Book of ballads. Ed. by Bon Gaultier (pseud.).
AYTOUN, W. E., and MARTIN, T.
Book of beauty, The. LANDON, L. E. (In Com-
plete works, v. 2.)
Book of birthdays ; or, anniversary poetry of
human life. Lond. n.d. 12
Book of blunders. BOMBAUGH, C. C.
Book of common prayer, and administration of
the sacraments and other rites and cere-
monies of the church, according to the Prot-
estant Episcopal church in the United States
BOOK
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Book (continued)
of America ; together with the psalter, or
psalms of David, etc., etc. (n.d.) 12?
Book of common prayer, and administration of
the sacraments of the Protestant Episcopal
church ; with psalter, or psalms of David . N .
Y. 1832. 12?
Book of common prayer of the church of England.
WHEATLY, C. Kational illustration of.
Book of consolation in sickness, sorrow, adversity,
and old age. MORRIS, J.
Book of costumes. Lond. n.t.p. 8?
Book of dates ; or, treasury of universal reference.
Comprising a summary of the principal
events in all ages, from the earliest records
to the present time. (New ed.) Lond. 1862.
8
Book of days. CHAMBERS, K. (Ed.)
Book of epitaphs. NORTHEND, C. (Ed.)
Book of fallacies. BENTHAM, J.
Book of family crests. WASHBOURNE, H.
Book of gems. HALL, S. C.
Book of golden deeds. YONGE, Miss C. M.
Book of hall marks. LUTSCHAUNIG, A.
Book of juvenile poetry ; selected from the best
authors. Lond. 1864. 16?
Book of memories. HALL, S. C.
Book of Mormon : an account written by the
hand of Mormon upon plates taken from
the plates of Nephi. Tr. by Joseph Smith.
Kirtland, Ohio, 1837. 16
Book of Mormon, translated by Joseph Smith ;
reprinted from the third American ed., care-
fully revised by the translator. N. Y. n.d,
12
Book of nature. GOOD, J. M.
Book of Orm. BUCHANAN, R.
Book of praise. PALMER, Sir R. (Ed.)
Book of ready-made speeches. HINDLEY, C.
Book of religions. HAYWARD, J.
Book of roses. PARKMAN, P.
Book of snobs. THACKERAY, W. M.
Book of songs. HEINE, H.
Book of sun-dials. GATTY, Mrs. A. (Collector.)
Book of symbols ; or, a series of essays, illustrative
and explanatory of ancient moral precepts.
Lond. 1845. 8
Book of the sonnet. HUNT, (J. H.) L., and LEE,
S. A.
Book of vagaries ; comprising the new mirror for
travelers. PAULDING, J. K.
Book-seller, The. Ed. by John Swett. V. 1
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Book-sellers. DINGHAM, J. H. Directory of
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Books
ALCOTT, A. B. (In Tablets.)
BELOE, W. Anecdotes of literature and scarce.
CARLYLE, T. Choice of.
SPENCE, J. Anecdotes of books and men.
/See also
Bibliography. Patents, Abridgments of
Libraries. British, v. 5.
Literature. Reading.
Boom, Cornelius de. Solution politique et soci-
ale, "One. Paris, 1864. 8
Contents :
Confederation.
Decentralisation.
Emigration.
Boone, Daniel (1735-1820). BOGART, W. H.
Boone, and the hunters of Kentucky. N. Y.
and Auburn, 1856. 12?
JONES, J. B. Wild western scenes. (Histor-
ical fiction.)
PECK, J. M. Life of. (In Lib. of Am. biog.,
v. 23.)
See also Self-made men.
Boosey and Co. (Pub.) Shilling edition of ora-
torios, masses, cantatas, etc. Lond. n.d. 14
v. 4?
Contents :
Haydn, J. : Creation.
Haydn, J. : Imperial mass.
Mendelssohn, F. : Hymn of
Mer
lendelssohn,F.: Walpurgis
night
Mozart, W. A. : Requiem
mass.
Mozart, W. A. : Twelfth
mass.
Eossini, G. : Stabat mater.
Beethoven, L. v. : Mass in C.
Gounod, C. : Messe solen-
nelle.
Handel, G. F. : Acis and Ga-
latea.
Handel, G. F. : Dettingen
'Te Deum.'
Handel, G. F. : Israel in
Egypt.
Handel, G. F. : Judas Mac-
cabseus.
Handel, G. F. : Messiah.
Booth, Abraham. Reign of grace, from its rise
to its consummation. Edin. 1784. 12?
Booth, Edwin (b. 1833). WINTER, W. Edwin
Booth in twelve dramatic characters. Por-
traits, by Hennessy; biographical sketch, by
Winter. Bost. 1872. 4?
Booth, James C. Encyclopaedia of chemistry,
practical and theoretical ; embracing the ap-
plication to the arts, metallurgy, mineralogy,
geology, medicine, and pharmacy. (2ded.)
Phil. 1854. 8?
REPORT on the mineralogy of Pope's explora-
tions of 32d parallel. See Pacific railroad,
Reports of explorations, etc., v. 2.
and MORFIT, C. Recent improvements in the
chemical arts. (In Smithsonian mis. coll.,
v. 2.)
Booth, Junius Brutus (the elder), (1796-1852).
Ugolino. (Trag.) Mod. stand, dr., v. 15.
PASSAGES, incidents, and anecdotes in the life
ofJ. B. Booth; by his daughter, N. Y.
1866. 12?
GOULD, T. B. Essay on the histrionic genius
of. Camb., Mass., 1868. 12?
Booth, Mary L. Marble-worker's manual. Tr.
from the French. Phil. 1865. 12?
NEW and complete clock and watch-maker's
manual. With numerous engravings. N.
Y. 1860. 12?
Boothby, Mrs. Letitia (b. 1750). Memoirs ;
written by herself. Ed. by Clark Russell.
Lond. 1872. 12?
Bopp, Franz (1791-1867). Vergleichende gram-
matik des Sanskrit, Send, Armenischen,
Griechischen, Lateinischen, Litauischen,
Altslavischen, Gothischen, und Deutschen.
Berlin, 1857. 3 v. 8?
Borax. BROWNE, J. R. Borax, etc., in states
and territories west of the Rocky mountains.
(In Mineral resources.)
Bordeaux
COCKS, C. Bordeaux: its wines, and the claret
country.
PROGRAMME of Imperial academy of sciences,
belles-lettres, and arts of. (In Smithsonian
rept. 1868.)
Border and bastille. LAWRENCE, G. A.
Border beagles. SIMMS, W. G.
Border reminiscences. MABCY, R. B.
BORDER
05
BOSSUET
Border war. JOKES, J. B.
Border warfare of New York. CAMPBELL, "W. W.
Border wars of the American revolution. STONE,
W. L.
Bores. EDGEWORTH, M. Thoughts on. (In
Tales, etc., v. 9.)
Borges de Henriques, M. Trip to the Azores, or
Western islands. Bost. 1867. 12
Borgia, Lucrezia (d. 1523). GILBERT, W. Bi-
ography of. Illustrated by rare and unpub-
lished documents.
Borgias, Les. DTJMAS, A. (D.) (In Les crimes
celebres, 4th illustrated ed.)
Same. (In 12 ed., v. 1.)
See also Alexander vi.
Borlase, William Copeland. Naenia cornubia?:
a descriptive essay, illustrative of the sepul-
chres and funereal customs of the early in-
habitants of the county of Cornwall. Lond.
1872. 8
Borne, Ludwig (1786 -1837). Gesammelte schrif-
ten. Hamburg, 1862. 12 v. in 6. 8
Contents :
Kritiken, v. 6.
Keisen, v. 1, 2.
Schilderungen aus Paris, v.
3.
Vermischte aufsatze, v. 1, 2.
Briefe aus Paris, v. 8-12.
Dramaturgische blatter, v.
4,5.
Erzahlungen, v. 1, 2.
Fragmente und aphorism-
en, v. 7.
HEINE, H. Notice of. (In his Samm. werke,
v. 12.)
Borneo
BELCHER, Sir E. Voyage of the Samarang,
1843-6.
FORBES, F. E. Occupation of Borneo by her
majesty's troops. (In Five years in China.)
GREENWOOD, J. Adventures of Keuben Da-
vidger, captive among the Dyaks of. (His-
torical fiction.)
KEPPEL, H. Expedition to.
KRAUSE, W. E. F. American interests in. (In
Pamphlets, v. 18.)
Brief sketch of the extent, climate, and
productions of the island of. (In Pamphlets,
v. 27.)
Low, H. Sarawak.
MARRY AT, F. S. Borneo and the Indian ar-
chipelago.
MTTNDY, E. Narrative of events in Borneo
and Celebes.
VAN NOORT, O. Account of Borneo, 1598.
(In Drake's Coll. voy.)
YELVERTON, T. Borneo cinnabar mines. (In
Overland monthly, v. 10.)
Borri, Christofero. Account of Cochin-China,
1744. (In Churchill's Coll. voy., v. 2.)
Borrow, George (b. 1803). Bible in Spain ; or,
the journeys, adventures, and imprisonments
of an Englishman, in an attempt to circulate
the scriptures on the peninsula. N. Y. 1859.
8
LAVENGRO. (6th ed.) N. Y. 1861. 12?
KOMANY Eye. [Sequel to 'Lavengro.'] (2d.
ed.) Lond. 1858. 2 v. 12?
Same. N. Y. 1867. 8.
See also Brief biographies.
Borth-wick, J. D. Three years in California.
Edin. 1857. 8
Bory de Saint- Vincent, Jean Baptiste George Marie
(1780-1846). Histoire et description des iles
de I'oc&in. (In L'univers, v. 25 Chile.)
Boscana, Geronimo. ChinJgchinich : a histori-
cal account of the origin, customs, and tradi-
tions of the Indians at the missionary es-
tablishment of St. Juan Capistrano, Alta
California, called the Acagchemem nation.
Collected with the greatest care, from the
most intelligent and best instructed in the
matter. Tr. from the original Spanish MS.
(In Eobinson's Life in California.)
Bosnia. EANKE, L. Insurrection in. (In his
History of Servia.)
Bosphorus
HAND-BOOK for travelers in.
PORTER, D. Account of a hail-storm on the.
(In Smithsonian rept. 1870.)
Bossange, Gustave. Literary annual : catalogue
of works of note published in France in
1870-71. Paris, 1872. 8
Bossange, Hector. Catalogue de livres Francais,
Anglais, Allemands, Espagnols, Grecs et
Latins, Italiens, Portugais, orientaux, etc.,
etc., suivi de prix courants. Paris, 1845. 8
Bossu, Le ; ou, le petit Parisien. FVAL, P.
(In CEuvres, v. 51-3.)
Bossuet, Jacques Be"nigne (bp. of Meauz), (1627-
1704). (Euvres completes. Paris, 1836.
12 v. 8?
Contents :
Actes de la condemnation des quietistes, v. 8.
Antiquite 6claircie, L', v. 6.
Apocalypse, avec une explication, L', v. 1.
Avertissement aux Protestants, v. 1.
Babylon : de excidq Babylonis, v. 1.
Bibliethfeque ecciesiastique, Me"moire sur, v. 10.
Bossuet, Vie de, v. 1.
Catechisme du dioc&se de Meaux, v. 2.
Conference avec M. Claude, v. 7.
Connaissance de Dieu et de soi-m6me, v. 10.
Declaration de trois evgques, v. 8.
Decretum de moral! disciplina, v. 2.
Defense de 1'histoire des variations, v. 6.
Defense de la tradition et des saints p&res, v. 2.
Defensio declarationis cleri Gallicani, v. 9.
Discours sur 1'histoire universelle, v. 10.
Dissertatiunculse adversus probabilitatem, v. 10.
Divers ficrits ou mSnioires, v. 8.
Doctrina concilii tridentini, De, v. 2.
Etat present des controverses, v. 6.
Explication de la prophetie d'lsa'ie, v. 1.
Explication de quelques difficultes, v. 7.
Explication du psaume xxi., v. 1.
Exposition de la doctrine de I'Sglise Catholique, v.
5.
Extraits des procfe-verbaux de I'assembiee gene-
rale du clerge de France, de 1700, v. 2.
Fragments sur diverses mati&res de controversie,
v. 5.
Gallia orthodoxa, v. 9.
Histoire des conciles, remarques sur, v. 10.
Histoire des variations des eglises Protestants, v.
5,6.
Instruction pastoral, v. 6.
Lettre pastoral aux nouveaux Catholiques, v. 7.
Lettres de pi6M5, v. 11.
Lettres diverges, v. 12.
Lettres sur 1'affaire de quietisme, v. 12.
Liber psalmorum, v. 1.
Liber Salomonis, v. 1.
Meditations pour le temps du jubilfi, v. 2.
Memoires, v. 2.
Oraisons funebres, v. 3-5.
Ordonnance et instruction pastorale sur les etats
d'oraison, v. 8.
Pan6gyriques, v. 5.
Pensees Chretien nes et morales, v. 4.
Pieces eoncernant 1'abbaye de Jouarre, v. 2.
Pieces eoncernant une projet de reunion des Pro-
testants, etc., v. 7.
Politique tiree de recriture, v. 10.
Pri6res eccl6siastiques, v. 2.
Quietismus redivivus. v. 8.
Refutation du catCchisme, v. 6.
Rfiglement du seminaire des filles, v. 7.
Remarques sur la repouse Jl la relation sur le quie-
tisme, v. 8.
Reponse ft quatre lettres de M. Parchevfique de
Cambrai, v. 8.
R6ponse ft un lettre de I'archevCque de Cambrai,
v. 8.
Reponse aux difficult^ de madame la Maisonfort,
v. 8.
BOSSUET
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BOSTON
Bossuet (continued)
Sermons, v. 3-5.
Bommalre de la doctrine de M. 1'archeveque de
Cambrai, v. 8.
Tractatus tres de nova qusestione, v. 8.
Tradition des nouveaux mystiques, v. 8.
Traite de la communion, v. 7.
Traite de 1'usure, v. 10.
TraitS du libre arbitre, v. 10.
DISCOURS sur 1'histoire universelle. Paris,
1852. 8
LAMARTINE, A. de. Vie de. (In (Euvres com-
pletes, v. 36.)
See also Sainte-Beuve, C. A.
Bostan (fruit-garden). SADI, S. M. E.
Boston (Mass.)
Municipal:
BRADLEE, N. J. Introduction of pure water
into Boston ; with a description of the Co-
chituate water- works.
CHANDLER, P. AY. Oration before the city
authorities on the morals of freedom, July
4, 1844. (In Pamphlets, v. 15.)
DIRECTORY for the year 1855. Bost. 1855. 8?
Same. For the year 1868. Bost. 1864. 8
Same. For the year 1870. Bost. 1870. 8
Same. For the year 1871. Bost. 1871. 8?
MUNICIPAL register ; containing the city char-
ter and rules and orders of the city council,
and a list of the officers of the city, for the
year 1857. Bost. 1857. 8.
KEPORT of the Cochituate water hoard, 1871.
KEFORTSof the Prison discipline society (1826-
54).
History :
BOSTON illustrated.
DRAKE, S. A. Old landmarks and historic
personages of.
DRAKE, S. G. History and antiquities of Bos-
ton, from 1630 to 1670.
FROTHINGHAM, K. History of the siege of
Boston in 1775, and of the battles of Lexing-
ton, Concord, and Bunker hill.
HILLARD, G. S. Old Latin school-house. (In
Boston book.)
OTIS, Mrs. H. G. Barclays of Boston, The.
(Historical fiction.)
BOBBINS, C. History of second church, or
Old North.
Education :
ANNUAL reports of the school committee of the
city of Boston, 1857 and 1861. Bost. 1858.
2v. 8
SEMI-CENTENNIAL anniversary of English
high school, 1871. (In Pamphlets, v. 29.)
TWENTY-FOURTH annual report of the board
of education ; together with the twenty-fourth
annual report of the secretary of the board.
Bost. 1861. 8
TWENTY-FIFTH annual report of the board of
education ; together with the twenty-fifth an-
nual report of the secretary of the board.
Bost. 1862. 8
Libraries:
GENERAL theological library. Beports of,
1864-72. [1865 wanting.] 8
MECHANIC apprentices' library. The thirty-
fourth anniversary, 22d of February, 1854.
The oration, by William F. Chester; and
poem, by John Smith. (In Pamphlets,
v. 15.)
Boston (Mass.) (continued)
MERCANTILE library association. Catalogue,
1854.
Index to the catalogue of books. Bost.
1869. 8
BENJAMIN, P. . Infatuation : poem, de-
livered before the M. L. A., Oct. 9, 1844.
(In Pamphlets, v. 15.)
WINTHROP, K. C. Algernon Sidney : a
lecture, delivered before the M. L. A., Dec.
21, 1853. (In Pamphlet?, v. 15.)
PUBLIC library. Catalogue of books belonging
to the lower hall of the central department,
in the classes of history, biography, and trav-
el, together with notes for readers under sub-
j ect references . Second, or consolidated edi-
tion, July, 1873. Bost. 1873. 82
Catalogue of historical fiction, novels,
plays, poems. First ed., April, 1871. 82
Catalogue of the Tosti engravings : sup-
plemental list, May, 1873. 82
Catalogues of biography and travel ; books
of reference in ref. room and Bates hall ;
French, German, and Italian ; periodicals ;
Prince library. [Bound together. 82]
Hand-book for readers ; with regulations.
First ed., Aug. 1872. Bost. 1872. 18?
Index to the catalogue of a portion of the
books arranged in the lower hall. Bost.
1858. 8.
-T- Index to the catalogue of books in the
Bates hall. First supplement. Bost. 1866.
8
Index to the catalogue of books in the
upper hall. Bost. 1861. 8?
Lower hall : class-list for English prose
fiction, including juvenile fiction. Fourth
ed., Oct. 1869. 82
Lower hall : class-list for English prose
fiction, including translations and juvenile
fiction. Fifth ed., Aug. 1871. 82
Lower hall : class-list for poetry, the
drama, rhetoric, elocution, collections, peri-
odicals, and miscellaneous works. First ed.,
July, 1870. 82
Periodicals currently received ; and works
of reference in the reading-room and at the
desk in Bates hall. First ed., Sept. 1870.
82
Beports of, 1852-71. [Bound together.
82 1858, 1859, 1862, 1863 wanting.]
WINTHROP, B. C. Addresses (two) be-
fore the Public library of Boston. (In Ad-
dresses, 1852-7.)
See rflso City missions. .
Boston book. Specimens of metropolitan liter-
ature. Bost. 1850. 122
Contents:
Adams, N. : Cochituate lake.
Bigelow, J. : The Jingko tree.
Buckingham, J. T. : Recollections of Cooper.
Choate, R. : Value of mechanical industry.
Colman, J. F. : The Atlantic steamer.
Croswell, W. : To my namesake.
Dana, R. H. : The ocean.
Dana, R. H., Jr. : First impressions of a sailor.
Emerson, R. W. : Concord monument.
Emerson, R. W. : Nature.
Everett, E. : Santa Crocs.
Everett, E. : The gentleman.
Fields, J. T. : On a book of sea-mosses.
Frothingham. N. L. : Recollections of Greenwood
Goodrich, S. G. : Prejudice.
Greene, N. : Song.
Haskell, D. N. : Clerks and employers.
BOSTON
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Boston (Mass.) (continued)
Hawthorne, N. : Browne's wooden image.
Hillard, G. S. : The old Latin school-house.
Holmes, O. W. : Boston church-bells.
Holmes, O. W. : The morning visit.
Huntington, F. D. : Goodness.
Lee, Hannah F. : The last supper.
Longfellow, H. W. : Foot-prints of angels.
Longfellow, H. W. : Resignation.
Lowell, J. R. : The syrens.
Lunt, George : Guy Linden's first book.
Lunt, George: The wind.
McLellan, Isaac : Home.
Motley, J. L. : The Solitary of Shawmut.
Norton, A. : A winter morning.
Osgood, F. S. : Labor.
Parker, T. : A picture of war.
Parkman, F., Jr. : The chase.
Parsons, T. W., Jr. : July.
Parsons, T. W., Jr. : To a lady.
Peabody, E. : The seen and the unseen.
Phillips, A. H. : Love and fame.
Pierpont, J. : Dedication of a lyceum hall.
Prescott, W. H. : Character of Walter Scott.
Putnam, G. : The suceessful scholar.
Quincy, J., Jr. : A welcome to DicKens.
Russell, G. R. : Room and work enough.
Sargent, Epes : Forget me not.
Sharp, D. : My youngest.
Sharp, D. : Thomas Chalmers.
Sleeper, J. S. : The lost colony.
Sparks, J. : Early days of John Ledyard.
Sprague, C. : Charles James.
Sprague, C. : Mt. Auburn.
Sprague, C. J. : My little daughter's shoes.
Story, W. W. : Love.
Sumner, C. : Washington Allston.
Tuckerman, H. T. : Mary.
Waterston, R. C. : To Scotland.
Webster, D. : The fatal secret.
Whipple, E. P. : The literature of mirth.
Whittier, J. G. : Kathleen.
Whittier, J. G. : The Yankee Zincali.
Willis, N. P. : Minute philosophies.
Winslow, H. : Morning and night.
Winthrop, R. C. : Washington and the union.
Wright, E. : Be happy.
Boston church-bells. HOLMES, 0. "W. (In Bos-
ton book.)
Boston dispensary. GREEN, S. A. Seventy-
fifth annual report, 1871. (In Pamphlets,
v. 31.)
Boston illustrated, with supplement ; being a
stranger's new guide through Boston and
vicinity. Bost. 1872. 8 (2 cop.)
Boston mob. PHILLIPS, W. (In Speeches, etc.)
Boston prize poems ; and other specimens of
dramatic poetry. Bost. 1824. 12?
Boston weekly magazine ; devoted to morality,
literature, biography, history, and fine arts.
V. 2 (Oct. 1803 to Oct. 1804). Bost. 4
Boswell, James. Life of Samuel Johnson ; in-
cluding a journal of his tour to the Hebrides.
Botany
BALFOUR, J. H. First book of.
BARTON, B. S. Elements of.
BECK, L. C. Botany of the United States,
north of Virginia.
BLUME, C. L. Museum botanicum Lugduno-
Batavum.
BRERETON, J. H. Florae Columbianae pro-
dromus.
BROWN, A. Report on the botany of arctic
regions. (In Parry, W. E. Journal of first
voy., app.)
CANDOLLE, A. P. de. On the causes which
limit vegetable species towards the north, in
Europe and similar regions. (In Smithson-
ian rept. 1858.)
Prodromus systematis naturalis regni veg-
etabilis.
COMPTES rendus.
CULPEPPER, N. British herbal, and famil 
