CATALOGUE
OF THE
LIBRARY
OF THE
BOSTON ATHENAEUM.
/ - 1807-1871.
PAET V.
BOSTON.
1882.
CORRECTIONS
CORRECTIONS
Note._ The recent publication of Vol. 1 of Halkett
and Laing's "Dictionary of anonymous and pseudony-
mous literature of Gr. Britain" has enabled me to give
in the following list the previously unknown names of
the authors of a considerable number of works.
2 Abbey of Kilkhampton, etc., is by [H. Croft].
Abbeys. See also. Add Dryburgh ; - St. Savin.
5 A n ,r 5 : 1 ^dians. VETROMILE, E. Sande. After
1867 insert n.p., [1866]. Broadside.
7 Academician. After Picket insert Vol. 1. 1818-20.
8 Accompt of all, etc., is by [R. Baxter!.
13 Adams, J., Pres. Works. Contents. Vol. 3. In-
structions of the town of Boston. For represent-
atives read representative..
Correspondence. Same. Omit the entry.
Essay, etc., is also in True sentiments of Amer-
ica. 1768. (B 462)
15 Adams, J. Q. Speech on his. For June read Jan.
18 Address to Prot. diss. 1774 is by [J. Priestley].
Address to the bishops is by [J. Disney]. '
Address to the Cocoa-tree is by [J. Butler!
OA A< *dress to the dissidents is by [J. AikinJ.
20 Adorno. For Cattarina read Caterina Fieschi.
Advice and reproof, etc., is by [T. Smollett].
Advice to a painter is by [A. MarvellJ.
Advocate of revealed. For July read Jan.; omit
Vol. 2; after 1804 insert 2 v.
1 uEgmetan marbles. For Bayer n read Baiern.
22 jEachylus. BINAULT, L. For v. 4, 1853 read dec.
--"*" Chine ^- Sloth is pseud, for R. Thorn.
Africa. Nat. hist. BURMAN. For 1788 read 1738-39.
27 African repository. For 1824 read 1826.
Afternoon of, etc., is by Mrs. [S. J. Penny].
Agassiz, L. Various articles.] For v. 1, 2, 4, 6 read
28 Agate, J. The plain truth. For 1808 read 1708
WITHERS, J. Truth. F*r 1708 read 1709.
Age of frivolity is by [T. Beefy
Agreement between, ttc., is b
A S maz . ar ^J?',?*"$ ;'
3
40 Alcott, W. A. The young w.jfe R e fnr f T*. * >
r*8thed.;/or 1837 read -839 7 * Boston i*>
BAETH * UMY ST. WIRE. F O- B -
jr 1853 read 1835
'- i086 ' B r ness Bl~e de Bury.
' ^ ~Mpman, N.
.
46 Algeria.' TBMPLI
9 A In''
rfad ,
50 Allen, J., alias Wa j n , G. Add Anther copy, bound
in Allen s skin. '
55 Almeida Pimenta should come after Almeida, M. de.
Almeyda, T. de. After t. 2 insert 3 and after 85 in-
Alofsen. For S. read Salomon.
58 Amari, M. For Framnybnti read FRAMMENTI: be-
fore Dei recenti insert VANNUCCI, A.
77 ^lo^rm J1856 al f education - ^ ter Hartford for
78 American med. intelligencer. For 1837-40 read
American mineralogical journal. After Vol. 1 in-
9
New
Vo1 - 3 -
84 American review. Note. For v. 2 read v. 11
5 American state papers. Contents. Class 1. For 35th
86 American system, etc., is by [N. Hale]
American Temperance Soc. After Temperance
manual insert [with 6th-8th report].
91 Anadol wfy[J.H. Skene].
Analecta Scotica was edited by [J. Maidmentl
1 Andromeda, L'. /^or 1639 read 1638.
Andros, Sir E. JAMES n. For 1836 read 1846;
-MATHER,!. Revolution, ^or 1836 read 1846.
-, Andry, . ^or Vallisneri read Vallisnieri.
JS? Ane " 8ms o 7 08E ' J ' For 1819 d 18 9-
103 Anghiera, P M. d'. Sommario. For 1574 read 1565.
Angler. e*c., zs by \ Belton].
107 Anne Gray is by [T. H. Lister].
110 Answer to a disc, is by [G. TuJlyl.
Answer to a late, etc., is by [J. Williams].
Answer to a pamphlet is by [T. Randolph]
Answer to a paper printed is by [G. Burnet].
111 Answer to one, etc., is by [N. Amhurst].
Add Zin-ud-
Answer to some, etc., is by [J. S. Barrington].
Answer to the anon., etc., is by [J. Peirce],
Answer to the Bp. is by [W. Lloyd].
Answer to the late, etc., is by [J. WelwoodJ.
112 Antidote against, etc., is by [E. Bagshaw].
113 Antiquities. ROCHETTTE, D. R. For 1864 read
1846.
116 Apologie for the, etc., is by [E. Bohun],
117 Apology for the liturgy, etc., is by [S. Horslevl.
Apostate, The. For Shiel read Sheil.
118 Appeal on, etc., is by [M. Davidoffl.
Appeal to the people of Eng. is by\G. Fleming].
Appeal to the unprejudiced is by [T. Gordon].
Appellate jurisdiction is by [G. Moir],
121 Arabia. Hist, and Antiq. See also.
Din.
124 Arborea. For VESME read BADDI DI VESME.
Arcana Gallica is by [J. Oldmixon].
132 Argumentum is by [E. Cooke].
136 Aristoteles. RAUMER, F. L. G. von. For 1827 read
1828.
138 Arithmetic. WA&GRAVE, W. For 17 read 167-.
142 Arnott, J. Same. For hand read fluid.
146 Artists. VASAHI, G. Eng. For 1851. 2 v. read
1850-52. 5 v.
149 Arts, Useful. URE, A. Dictionary. For 1839 read
Same. Before Boston insert 4th ed.
152 Asher. For G. M. read Georg M.
156 Assolant, J. B. F. Un Quaker. For 1867 read 1866.
157 Astronomical journal. For 1829 read 1849 ; for 1849
read 1851.
161 At home, etc.; by B. Taylor. For 1862 read 1860-62.
167 Atterbury, F. Letters. After 1869 insert v. 8. 1806
168 Aubert, J. DUCHESNE, J. is author of AD ejus, etc.
Audubon, J. J. Birds. For 1827-38 read 1828-39.
174 Austria. VIENNA. AK. D. Wiss. Monumenta. For
1853 read 1854.
175 Authentic narrative, 1810 is by [G. Veeson].
Authority, The, etc., is by [E. Synge].
Autobiography. For N. G. Chamberlain, read N. H.
Chamberlain.
176 For Avezac-Macaya read Avezac de Castera Ma-
caya.
Babylon's fall. For 1565 read 1655.
Bacchanalia is by [C. Darby!.
Bacon, F. Works. Same. Ed. by J.Spedding. For
180
182
183
194
203
206
210
212
216
219
1857-56 read 1857-59.
Bacon, L. For Answer read Reply.
Ballou, H. WHITTEMORE, T. For 1854 read 1854-55.
Banford, Joseph. B.'s lib. ser. For 6 v. read 8 v.
Baratariana ioas ed. by [Rev. Simpson].
Barfoot, P. After directory insert (Vol. 1, 3, 3d ed.);
for 1790 read 1790 [97].
Barnard, J. For Letter read LETTER.
Barrell, Miss. For 1806 read 1800.
Barrell, Joseph. Before Statement of facts insert
BARRELS, C., and others.
Before True statement insert JOY, B.
Barrier treaty is by [F. Hare].
Barthelemy, J. J. Voyage. After Paris read an vn
arthold
EATON,
Barthold, F. W. For Mullenweder read Wullenweber.
222 Barton, Brig. Oen. Wm. On the device. For 1869
read 1866.
Baruffaldi, G. De poetis. For 1699 read 1723.
224 Bastile. RAVAISSON, F. For 1866 read 1866-79. 10 v.
228 Baviera, M. A. W. Omit the entry.
230 Bayonet. Omit the entry McCLELLAN, G. B., etc.
235 Beauties of Fox, etc., is by [G. Chalmers].
239 Beechdale. For 1867 read 1868.
241 'Beggynhof (sic) is by [Mrs. W. P. Byrne].
242 Belgium. Descr. NARRATIVE, etc., is by
C. A.
TROLLOPE, F. For 1835 read 1834.
243 Hist. RELIGION is by DESROCHES, J.
Belgrand. For E. read Marie Fran?oi8 Eugene and
for Paris read Seine, Pr6fecture de la.
247 Belles-lettres rep. and mag. For 1819-20 rad 1820.
249 Beneden, P. J. van. For v. 1 read v. 2.
254 Bentham, J. HAZLITT, W. For v. 5. 1859 read 1825
After Bentley, R. insert d. 1742.
Designs is by Bentley, R., Jr., d. 1782.
255 Benton, T. H. For 1789-1856 read 1789-1836.
262 Berridge, J. After Same insert New ed. ; for Cheer-
ful read added, Chearful.
265 Bethell, S. For N., W. read W., W.
266 Beust, F. F. The Austro-Hungarian Empire is by DE
WORMS, H.
Beverley, R. Hist, of Va. French. For Paris read
Orleans.
268 Biarmland. Omit the entry.
274 Bible. DWIGHT, T. Same. For Melmoth, C. read
Pratt, S. J.
CORRECTIONS
CORRECTIONS
284 Bible. N. T. Criticism. WETSTEIN, J. J. For 1746
read 1764.
295 Bibliomania, 1867, is by [J. T. Brown].
Bibliotheca Amer., 1789, is by [A. Homer].
299 Bigamy. For Fielding read Feilding.
302 For Bingham, Capt. read Bingham, Hon. Capt. T>. A.
303 Biography. Biographies. BOYHOOD is by EDGAR,
J. G. "
304 Dictionaries. THOMAS, J. After 1870 inset t 2 v.
307 Bishop of Oxford is by C. E. K.
308 Bito'writinis&y[J.(?)Banim].
311 Blackstone, Sir W. BIOG. hist, is by [D. Douglas].
314 For Blakeley, Rev. A. read Blakely, Rev. A.
317 Blome. For Robert read Richard.
318 Blood-letting. TURNER, W. For n.p., 1851 read
n.t.p. [N. Y., 1851.]
324 Bohemia. TRAVELS. After 1857 insert 2 v.
328 Bollman, Erick and Bollman, Justus Erick are the
same man.
Bologna. For ZECCHI, J. read ZECCHI, G.
329 After Bonaparte, C. L. J. L. omit Prince of Canino.
Charlemagne, etc., and Memoirs are by Bonaparte,
Lucien, Prince of Canino.
330 Bondone, G. di. For Canzone, etc., read See Giotto.
331 Bonifacius or Winfred. Opera. For 1845 read 1844.
332 Book about, etc. For Hope, A. R. read Moncrieff, R. H.
Book, The. After N. L. R. insert [Mrs. Ellen Ran-
yard].
352 Boston republican. Before republican insert daily;
add Note. Continued as Congregational review.
Boston weekly messenger. For 26-27, 29 read 26-29.
Boswell, H. For n.d. read [17851.
Botany. PULTENEY, R. Hist, of botany. Omit the
entry.
355 .^orWiLLDENOW, D.C. read WILLDENOW, K. L.
369 Bradshaw, A. For v. 4 read v. 15.
375 Brazil. Descr. YVES. For d'Evreaux read d'Evreux.
377 Bremen lectures. Contents. For Zockler, O. read
Zoeckler, O.
Breutano, L. For Smith, T. read Smith, J. T.
379 Brewer, J. 8., and Bullen, W. For 3 v. read 5 v.
For Brewer, John read Brewer, John M.
381 Brief exam, into, etc., is perhaps by [G. Rose].
386 British and f. med. rev. by J. Forbes. For 1836 read
1836-47.
396 Brown, A. G. Sketches, etc. Omit the entry.
398 Brown, J.,d. 1787. An exposition. For 1827 read 1824.
403 Brucker, J. J. Notitia. For 1627, 1628, 1629, 1630
read 1727, etc.
404 Brunnich, M. T. For Morton read Martinus.
405 Brunswick, [Theatre], The is by [C. Thomson].
Brutus, pseud. WEAKNESS is by WEBSTER, P. ; add
Same. (In his Polit. essays. 1791.)
406 Bryant, J. C. For 1849 read 1847.
411
422
429
430
Budget, The, is by [Col. R. Torrensl.
Burke, E. Beauties is [by G. Chalmers].
, J. Before N. Y. insert 2d ed.
Beauties is
Burr, Col. A. WOOD
corr. with notes.
Burrill, J. LETTER is by B t, F 1.
Burrows, Sir J. Omit the en
itry.
432 Bush wanderings is by [H. W. Wheelwright].
439 Cabinet, The. For n.d. read [1811].
442 Csar, C. J. Qu extant. Eng. Tr., [with] disc.
For 1774 read 1755.
443 Cairn, The, was ed. by [Lady H. H. Nicholas].
Calabria. CALABRIA is by TAVEL, D. de.
447 Caledonian comet is by [J. Taylor].
451 Calumet Co. Omit Cal.
452 Calvin, J. For TOMLIN, G. read TOMLINE, G. be-
fore London insert 6th ed.
Calvinus, A. Add See also Servetus, M.
458 Campagne du roy. Omit P. V.
464 Canada. Hist. Smyth, Sir J.C. For 1775 read 1755.
466 Canale, M. G. For Michel read Michele; for 1856
read 1857.
467 Candid investigation is by [G. Rous].
Candid retrospect. For 1830 read 1780.
473 Capital punishment. For PHILANTHROPOS pseud.
read LADD, W.
SIMON, J. For 1867 read 1869.
476 Carey, H. C. Principles of social sci. .For 1853 read
1858.
477 Carey, M. The crisis. For Same read The crisis; an
appeal to the good sense of the nation ; and after
No. 1, 2 add. 3d ed. Phila., 1832. 8.
protecting system. For Phila., 1829 read [Phila.,
484 Carson, A. Answer. For 1807 read 1809.
488 Case of allegiance is by [S. Marsters] ; for 1789 read
Case of an, etc., is by [G. Legh].
489 Casey, S. For 1862 read 1863, 62.
Cashmere. IRELAND. For W. H. read J. B
490 Casserius, J. After Linder insert v. 1.
491 Castel, W., Petition.
read 1844.
For
read 1836; for 1836
492
496
497
498
499
601
503
605
606
507
508
609
511
512
515
520
522
625
526
531
536
S47
540
555
557
564
568
572
574
575
576
577
578
581
582
596
699
602
605
606
610
613
621
625
627
630
Castle builders. For 1844 read 1864.
Castil Blaze, B. Omit the entry.
Cathedrals. WINKLES, B. Before London insert
(Vol. 3 new ed.) ; for n.d. read [1835 -] 1851.
Catholic Church. Prayer books. GARDEN of the
soul, etc., is by CHALLONER, R.
Doctr.,etc. WILMOT, Judge. Transfer the entry
to Doctr., etc. Protestant authors.
AGREEMENT is by GOTHER, J.
-- ANSWER is by J. WILLIAMS.
-- DEFENCE is by MATHER, S.
Periodicals. U. S. Cath. mag. For C. L. White
read C. I. White.
Cath. Ch. in Gr. Brit. ADDRESS is perhaps by C. P.
Cooper.
Catholic emancipation, 1805, is by [ Corneille].
Cause, etc., is by [J. Allen],
Cavalier, The, is ascribed by Halkett and Laing to
T. Roscoe, Jr.
Caveat against the, etc., is ascribed by Halkett and
Laing to J. Peirce.
Cayet, P. V. P. Michaud. Dele v. 13.
Cecil Dreeme. For S. read T.
Censura temp. Before London insert [by S. Parker] ;
Oct. 1708, July 1709; for 1708 read 1708-09. 2 nos.
Certain cases, etc., is by [J. Scott].
Chalcocondyles, L. Same. For v. 42 read v. 45.
Chandler, T. B. What think ye. For S. Galloway
read J. Galloway.
Channing, W. E. REVIEW of [his] disc. For 1826
read 1825.
Character of a trimmer. For 1687 read 1688.
Character of an honest, etc., is by [R. Peers].
Character of an independent, etc., is by [T. Gordon].
Characteristics of men, etc., is by [A. A. Cooper];
dele the.
Charles i. WAGSTAFFE, T. For Ba<7iAuj read Ea.
(TlAlKT) [stcl.
WORDSWI ITH, C. King Charles i. For Ikon
read Icon.
iry. After 61 add 63.
f*. G. Patmore].
V.OD, J. Omit 2d ed. N. Y. and in-
his Correct statement.)
For no. 67 read no. 68.
,N. For n.d. read [1843].
fc. After Sloth add [R.
Cbarleston mer
Chatsworth is b
Cheetham, J. ^
sert after 1802
Chevalier de St.
Child, F. J. ObS etc. Gower's Confessio. Note.
Omit 1864.
CLina. Descr. WRICK
China, Literature. JSX
Thorn]
Christianiasimus, etc., is << [M. Nedham].
Christianity. Enid. Powfc^L, B. For 1738 read 1838.
TINDALL, M. Address. Same. For 1830 read
1730.
Chrysal. For C. Johnstone read C. Johnston.
Church, The, in perils i* by [S. Wrightl.
Church of Eng. Liturgies. ACCOMPT is by BAXTER,
R.
-- APOLOGY is by HORSLEY, S.
-- DEFENCE is by FOWLER, E.
-- DIALOGUE in by TOWERS, J.
Bibl. After FRERE, E. insert B.
Convocation. DISCOURSE is by TENISON, T.
Establishment. BRIEF is by COLLIER, J.
Doctrine. AGREEMENT is by GOTHER, J.
Church review. For Vol. 1 read Vol. 1-20; for 184S,
read 1848-69. 20 v. ; add Note. From Vol. 11 called
American quarterly church review.
Churchill, O. Before London insert 3d ed; for 1744
read 1744-46.
Churchman, J., of Nottingham is author of ACCOUNT,
etc.
Churchman, The. Before Mar. insert Vol. 5-28.
Clark, C. On the edge. Omit the entry.
Classical antiq. Fo~ VOIGHT, G. read VOIGT, G.
Classical philology. VONCK, C. V. For 1844 read 1744.
Clayton, J., d. 1773. For v. 17, 1673 read v. 17, 18,
1694-95.
Clergy (Ch. of Eng., etc."). APPEAL is by FLEMING, C.
CLERGY-MAN'S advocate is by LEWIS, T.
Cleveland, a tale is by [Mrs. M. GartshoreJ.
Clyffards, etc., is by [J.Tayri].
Cobbett, W. For ROGERS, J. E. K. read ROGERS,
T .* rp
' WATSON, J. S. For Wilks read Wilkes.
Col. of scarce tracts. Contents. For Whateley, T.
read Whately, T.
Collier, J. P. Shakespeare's lib. Contents, v. 2. For
Story read Tale ; for of read in.
Colloquies. M. A. Manning. The initial M. is
doubtful.
Colombia. COLOMBIA is by WALKER, .
CORRECTIONS
CORRECTIONS
631 Colomer, V. M. For 2 de Junio read 28^6 Junio.
Colonies. After SAINTE-CROIX for C. E. J., etc., read
Or. E. J., etc.
633 Columbiad, The, a poem, etc., is by R. Snowden.
634 Combe, G. Constitution. For 1829 read 1838.
Comedian is by [T. Cooke].
Comedias. Contents. For Oliveriza read Olivenza;
for dotor read doctor.
635 Coming rest is by [D. Pae].
Coming struggle is by [D. Pae].
636 Commerce. Considerations is by RAIRES, J.
637 Commerce. General works. For USTERIZ read
USTARIZ.
642 Conchology. Dictionary. TURTON, W. For 1831
read 1819.
649 Confederate. Periodicals. MISCEL. newspapers.
Namely. For Aug. 7 read June 11; for Oct. 10
read Oct. 11.
652 Congregational review. Omit the Note.
657 Conscience, H. Les heures. For 1864 read 1867.
Conscience. Cases, etc. CASE is by LEGH, G.
658 Considerations on the late, disturbances, is by [T. L.
O'BeirneJ.
Considerations on the pract., etc., is by [J. Shore].
Considerations on the pres. Germ, war is by [I. Mau-
duitl.
Considerations on the propr., 1774 is by [E. Law].
Considerations upon the American, etc., is ascribed
by Halkett and Laing to J. Galloway.
660 Constipation. Obstinate constip. is by WARTON, .
665 Cook, Rtv. F. C. For Thomson, T. read Thomson, W.
672 Copenhagen. K. Comm. Contents, \. 3. Repholtz,
M. G. P. For Barontie read Baroniet.
694 Crack upon crack is by [R. L'Estrange].
697 Crasso, N., the younger. For pt. 1 read pt. 4.
Craven. DIALECT is by CARR, Rev. W.
698 Crayon, The. For 1861 in both cases read 1860.
700 Crevecoeur, J. After French read with add. ; for 2 v.
read 3 v.
Crisis of the, etc., is by [J. Stephen].
Critical obs. on books is by [T. Howes].
Cultivator. For 1834-53 read 1834-54.
Culloden papers was ed. by [ Duff].
Before Cup of tea, etc., insert Cuoq, Rev. A. Etudes
philologiques sur quelques langues sauvages de
1'Amerique; par N. O. Montreal, 1866. *.
718 Cursory animad. is by [A. Moseley],
Cursory obs. is by [W. Stevens].
724 Cyrus, the younger. Same. Mit Anmtrk. For 1851
re> id 1854.
728 Dalton, J. Prof. WILKINSON, T. T. For v. 17 read
v.12.
732 Danegeld. SHORT account is by WEBB, P. C.
Dangerous guest, etc., is by [H. Jackson].
735 Danubian principalities. DAJJUBIAN, etc., is by
SKENE, J. H.
736 Dapper. For Olfertread Olif.
737 For Barracott, R. read Darracott, R.
Dartmouth, The. Before Vol. 5 insert 1843-44.
738 Darwin, C. R. Zoology. For the Beagle read H. M.
S. Beagle; for 1838-43 read 1838-42.
739 Dati, C. R. Prose. Contents, v. 5. Varchi, B. For
23, 24, 25 read 33, 34, 35.
741 Davenport, R. A. Narratives, v. 1. For Vertibf
read Viterbi.
Davers, M. M. Inquiry is by B., J.
743 Davies, S. Sermons. 6th ed. For 1777 read 1767.
754 Defence of Dr. Clarke's 'Demonstration,' etc., is by
[J.Clarke].
767 Derby ministry. M.Rochester is pseud, for W. C.
M. Kent.
770 Desor, Edouard. Esquisse. For 1847 read 1861.
Destiny. For Mary read Susan Edmonstone.
776 Dialogue between a clergyman, etc., is by [J. Dis-
ney].
Dialogue between two gentlemen, etc., is by [J. Tow-
ers].
781 Didrun. Annales. For 1854 read 1844.
787 Directions, etc., 'is by [J. Wesley].
Discourse of the, etc., is by [E.. Robinson],
789 Dissenters. ADDRESS is by AIKIN, J.
791 Dissertation on Jacob's, etc., is by [J. Skinner].
Dissertation on the ancient is by [J. Towne].
793 Dobson. For Wm. read Thomas.
798 Domestic economy. After WARREN read Mrs. E.
806 Dragoon. For MONDSIE.R read MONDESIR.
816 Du Couret, L. L'Arabie. Eng. Before N. Y. insert
[by A. Dumas, pseud.].
822 Dumas, A. D. For Aveuglement read Avengement.
824 Dumas, A. D. Une vie.. Before Paris insert Nouv. ed.
834 Duty of praying, etc., is by [W. Romaine].
835 Dwight, T. Theology. For 1828 read 1827.
836 Dyspepsia. For See Indigestion read See Digestion.
838 Early English Text Soc. Namely, v. 10. For La
Courdrette read La Coudrette ; v. 23. Dan Michel's
is by Lorens, Frere.
After Earnshaw, T. insert and Arnold, J.;
for E. read them.
840 East and West India sugar is by [Z. Macaulay].
842 Eastern Empire. For WILKEN, read WILKEN.F.
848 Ecclesiastical polity. AUTHORITY, etc., is by
SYNGE, E.
849 ESSAY, etc., is by ALEXANDER, J.
850 WALCH, C. G. F. For G. read W.
851 Eclectic journal of med. After Nov. insert Dec.
855 Edmonds, C. R. For 1835 read 1835-36. 2 v.
859 Education. Amer. educ. year-book. For Boon read
Boston.
864 Egypt. Antiq. and Arts. ANTIQUITIES is by OS-
BURN, W.
WILKINSON, Sir J. G. Manners, etc. Before
London insert Vol. 1, 2d ed.; for 1837 read 1842, 37.
870 Elgin marbles. For HEYDEN, B. R. read HAYDON,
B. R.
874 Ellicott, C. J. Scripture. For Thomson, T. read
Thomson, W.
876 Ellis, G. E. Life. For v. 12. 1846 read v. 22. 1847.
881 Emerson, Mrs. E. For 1808 read 1809.
Emerson, G. B. Remarks. For 1831 read 1839.
884 Emery, W. H. Report. For 1848 read 1857-59. 2 v.
889 England. Antiq. BOSWELL, H. Forn.d. read [17851.
896 England and France is by [B. Disraeli].
England's conversion is by [R. Manning].
898 English ballads, etc. Polit. songs. WRIGHT, T.
Pol it. poems. For 1859 read 1859-61.
902 English humor. For p. 912 read p. 914.
905 Eng. lang. Gram. WELLS, W. H. For Andover,
1846 read Boston, 1854.
910 WORCESTER, S. After t.p.w. insert [1834.)
911 Eng. period, lit. Collegian. Omit the entry.
915 Englishwoman in America, The. is by [Miss I. Bird].
916 Enquiry into the conduct of a, etc., is by [H. Cotes].
Enquiry into the conduct of our, etc., is by [W. Pul-
teney].
Enquiry into the present state of affairs, is by [G.
Burnet].
Enquiry into the reasons, etc., is by [B. Hoadlyl.
920 Episc. ordination. EPISCOPAL, etc., is by HAMIL-
j TON, W.
Epistle to Curio is by [M. Akenside].
926 /Essay in, etc., is by [A. Lee] ; for 1765 read 1764.
Essay on church government, etc., is by [J. Alexan-
der].
Essay on ways, etc., is by [F. Fauquierl.
Essay towards preventing, etc., is by [S. Berkeley].
Essay towards vindicating, etc. For See Sykes, A. A.
read [by T. Church]. London, 1737. 8.
927 Essays on public, etc., is by [D. Williams],
Essential principles, etc., is by [J. Gray].
928 Essex Inst. Hist. col. Contents, v. 2, 7, 9. For W.,
E. S. read Waters, E. S.; v. 2. Materials for a
hist, of the Ropes family is by Waters, E. S. ;
Notices of S. Ingersol is by Bentley, W.
943 Europe, North of. Descr. For STEWART, C. W. V.
read VANE, C. W. S.
947 Everett, E. Address, Dec. 19. After Winthrop, T.
addlj.
Speech on the proposed, etc. .For 1854 read 1832.
948 Every Saturday. After 1866-69 add 72, 73.
950 Excellent woman is by [T. Dorrington] ; for 1692
read 1692-95. 2 v.
951 Experienced angler is by [R. Venables],
Eyck, J. and L. van. For Lambert read Hubert.
Eye, A. v. Das bilrgerliche. For 1866 read 1868.
Eye. ART, etc., in by BEER, G. H.
952 Eyre, Jane. Omit the entry.
963 For Farmer, A., etc., read Farmer, A. W. See W.,
A.; and omit the next entry.
For Farmer's monthly journal read Farmer's library
and monthly journal ; for Vol. 1-3, etc., read See
Monthly journal of agriculture.
966 Fathers and sons. For I. read J.
971 Female education. WILLARD, E. Address to the
public. For 1809 read 1819.
976 Ferreira, A. Poemas. After 1771 insert 2 v.
Ferri, A. De sclopetorum, etc. For 1590 read 1610.
983 Fielding, H. Works. For 1813 read 1816.
989 Fishbough, W. After Pt. 1 for Microcosm read Ma-
crocosm.
992 Fitchburg. FACTS. Omit the entry.
993 Flaccus, V. The 2d entry belongs under Flachat. E.
996 Fletcher, A. Lectures. For Vol. 3 read Vol. 2, 3
and for 1830 read 1829, 30.
997 Fletcher, Phineas. For Grossart read Grosart.
1002 Florian, J. P. C. de. Claudine. For Sinclair read
Sainclair.
1003 Florida. Hist. The impartial Inquirer is not by
MADISON, J., but anonymous.
CORRECTIONS
CORRECTIONS
For GARCILASO DE LA VEGA read VEGA, G. de la.
1006 Folard, J. C. de. For See, etc., read (In Traverse,
J. V., baron de. Etude militaire, v. 2. 1758.)
Folra, J. J. Omit the entry.
1010 Force, P. Col. of tracts, for 1836 read 1836-46.
1018 Foster, Sir M. ANDREWS. After Dr. insert J.
Foster, T. Obs. For Foster read Forster.
1024 Fraehn, C. M. For v. 1. 1836 read v. 3. 1836.
1026 France. Codes. MAURICE, . For 1840 read 1841.
1043 History. VOLTAIRE, F. M. A. de. Eng. For
1780 read 1779-81.
1044 NEGOCIATIONS. Omit the entry.
RIVAROL, A. After national insert [1789].
1048 VAULABELLE, A. de. This entry should be
under the heading Restoration, etc.
1049 STERN, D. Omit the entry.
1057 Period. Independance. For P. read B.
Nord. For P. read B.
1059 Philosophy. Note. For Deslisle read Delisle
de Sales, J. B. C. I.
1063 Statistics. SCHNITZLER. For P. read H.
1065 Francis, P. For SCOTT, J. read WARING, J. S.
1068 Franklin Co., Mass. WILLIAMS, S. W. For v. 1.
1808 read v. 7. 1848.
1073 Free trade. AMERICAN system is by HALE, N.
1073 After WALTER, E. insert pseud, for DELMAR, A.
1074 Freeman, J. Descr. of Truro. For v. 5 read v. 3.
1079 Freund, W. For 1855 read 1855-56.
1093 G., J. Journey, etc., is by Green, J.
G., R. Instructor, etc., is by Gardiner, R.
G., R. Virginia's cure. For 1836 read 1844.
1095 Galaxy. For 1866 and 1868 read 1867 ; before N. T.
insert Vol. 3-18.
1098 Galland, A. Bibliotheque, etc. Omit the entry.
1105 Garnet, H. For 1678 read 1679.
1110 Gaul. THIERRY, A. 8. D. Histoire. Nouv. ed.
Omit the entry.
VERDY DU VERNOIS, A. M. F. de. For 1812
read 1802.
Gay, C. Contents. Docuraentos. For 1844-54
read 1844-52.
1136 Germany. Hist. Corr. After SODEN, C. T. von
read and TOBIESEN, H. A.
1137 Diet. Lat. SCHELLER, I. J. G. After 1805 in-
sert 5 pts.
1149 Gibson, R. ADDRESS and SECOND address
TINDAL, M.
1156 Girard, S. For Same read OUTLINE of the cast and
heads of argument by counsel of appellants].
1163 Gloucestershire. For WASHBURNrearf WASHBOUR*.
1164 God. ARGUMENT is by LOWMAN, M.
1169 Goethe. Biog. VIEHOFF, H. After Leben insert 3e
Aufl. ; and for 1828 read 1858.
1170 Golden legacy. For H. F. Moore read H. J. Moore.
1176 Gordon, Ld. G. For VINCENT, W. read HOLCROFT, T.
1178 Gorton, 8. Same. For 1836 read 1846.
1180 Gothic architecture. YOUNG, M. For v. 15. 1828
read v. 3. 1789.
1181 Gould, II. F. For 1841. 2 v. read 1839-41. 3 v.
Gouldbourn, E. M. Omit the entry.
1184 Grace. After WHITEFIELD, G. insert Letter to
Wesley. Boston, 1740. 8. ; For Free grace, etc.,
read FREE grace, etc.
1206 Gr. Brit. Court of Exchequer. MODERN practice is
by Y., B. ; for in read of.
1218 Parl. Accounts, etc. East India. For Sir T.
read Sir C.
1220 Acts, etc. Chronolog. table. For Shute read
Chute.
1227 Biog. See also. For p. 590 read p. 960.
1234 Financial disc. CAUSE, [1660-1846] is by
ALLEN, J.
1238 Hist. WRIGHT, T. For the reign of Henry
vin. read that of Richard HI.
1239 ROGERUS de Hoveden. Chronica. For 1861
read 1868-71. 4 v.
1240 VERGILLIO, P. For 1864 read 1844-46.
1250 Gr.Brit. Politics. DUTCH. 1713 is by WITHERS, J.
ESSAY, 1721 is by BERKELEY, G.
ENQUIRY, 1727 is by HOADLY, B.
DEFENCE, 1729 is by HOADLY, B.
CONDUCT, 1734 is by HERVEY, J.
ENQUIRY, 1734 is by PULTENEY, W.
APPEAL, 1739 is by GORDON, T.
CONSIDERATIONS, 1739 is by LYTTELTON, G\
1251 CHARACTERISTICS, 1758 is by WALLACE, R.
CONSIDERATIONS, 1763 is by RUFFHEAD, G.
ENQUIRY, 1766 is by COTES, H.
EXAMINATION, 1766 is by LLOYD, C.
CONSTITUTIONAL, 1766 is by JONES, W.
1252 TICKELL, R. 1778. For M -ty's read M -y's ;
after P--1 t omit 1778.
TICKELL, R. 1779. For M- read M - y's:
for P.J.... read Pl--t.
CANDID, 1784 in by Rous, G.
1253 "YORKE, H., 1793. For to read that.
1255 Politics. COMPRESSED. 1814 is by ATCHESON, N.
COUNTRY, 1830 is by BROUGHAM, H.
1256 ENGLAND, 1832 is by DISRAELI, B.
1257 Registers. BARFOOT, P. After Vol. 1, insert
3; for [1791, 90] read [1790-97].
1268 Greece. Philosophy. ZELLER, E. After 59 insert
62, and for 4 v. read 3 v. in 4 pts.
1269 Religion. SMITH, W. For See Biography
(p. 1260) read See Classical biography (p. 599).
1270 Education. For WILLIARD, E. read WILLARD.
E.
1272 Greeley, H. The Amer. conflict. For 1861-64 read
1860-65; and for Hartf., 1864 read Hartford, 1864-
66. 2 v.
1293 For Guarda, J. M. read Guardia ; for 1869 read 1867.
1310 Hagenbach, K. R. Compendium. For 1858 read
1858-59.
1325 Hamilton, J., b. 1814. Life in earnest. For . d. read
[1845].
1327 Hamor, R. After 1614 read London, 1615, [reprinted
Albany, I860].
1328 Hampshire Co., Mass. For BLISS, C. read BLISS, G.
1329 Handbook for Switzerland, etc. After Piedmont
insert [by W. Brockedon].
1332 Hanway, . Advice is by Hanway, Jonas, the next
author.
1344 Harris, J. Navigantium hibl. Contents, v. 2, b. 1.
After Willoughby read F.for T., and through for
thro'.
1345 Harris, J., d. 1719. For 1708 read 1708-10.
1355 Harv. Coll. President. Addresses, 1869. For J. S.
Wright readJ. S. White.
1364 Hawkins, Sir J. Last voyage. For 1562 read 1595.
1378 Heeren, A. H. L., and Ukert, F. A. Contents. For
Lappenberg, F. M. read Lappenberg, J. M.
1385 Henrietta Maria, Q. of Eng. LA FAYETTE, M. M.
P. Histoire, etc., is about Henrietta Anne, of Eng.,
Duchesse t/' Orleans.
1390 Heraldry. Before BOUTELL, etc., insert BOKE of
St. Albans. See Heraldic miscellanies (p. 1389).
1396 Hernia. WARREN, J. For Cure read Case.
1401 Heuschling. For Theodore read Theodose.
J403 for Heyward, J. H. read Heywood, J. H.
r Hia Imar. Omit the entry.
1405 Hieronymus Sophronius, E. For BOECKLER, O. read
ZOECKLER, O.
Hiero.ihant. Before N. Y. insert 1842-43.
1410 Hill, H. A. Decision. For senate read state.
1413 Hilton, Wm. For 1836 read 1846.
1425 Hobson, Wm. For JOHNSTON read JOHNSON.
1426 Hodges, R. M., M.D. Modern surgery. For Med.
cormn., v. 2, 1810 read Pub., v. 2. 1867.
1433 Holland. Politics. DUTCH, etc., is by WITHERS, J.
'440 Homerus. WELCKER.F.G. For 1835-45 read 1835-49.
1450 Horncastle. For lake read soke.
1454 Hosmer, J. K. For 1861 read 1864.
1455 Hour, The, etc. For 1856 read 1860.
1459 Howe, R. To their excell. For 1796 read 1776.
Howe, Sir W. REPLY, etc., is by GALLOWAY, J.
1475 Hunt, J. W. For 1856 read [1855].
1484 Hydraulic engineering. LEUPOLD, J. After 1774
insert 2 v.
1486 Hydropathy. WATER cure. For Augusta, [1798]
resdN.Y., London, 1848.
1493 Ichthyology. For BUSHMAN read BUSHNAN.
1499 Independent. For 1871 read 1875.
1504 India. Hist. REVIEW. For 1807 read 1806,
1505 Missions. BUCHANAN, C. Observations is by
WARING, J. S.; for [1806] read [1807].
WAGING, J. S. After strictures insert on the
preface to Observations.
1507 Religion. RAMMOHUN ROY. 2d defence. Add
Same. Calcutta, 1844. 12. (E 133)
SELLON. For v. 3. 1870 read v. 2. 1866.
1508 Indian Ocean. VINCENT, W. After 1807 insert 2 v.
1512 Indians. Language. Gen. and miscel. After O., N.
insert pseud, for A. Cuoq.
Legends. HCHOOLCRAFT, H. R. After 1839
insert 2 v.
1513 Origin. For WORSLEY, J., read WORSLEY, I.
1514 Inductive sciences. WHEWELL, W. Philosophy.
After sci. read New ed., with corr., add., and app.
London, 1847. 2 v. 8 3 ; and add the new title Novum
organon renovatum; 2d pt. of Pbilos. of inductive
sci. 3d ed., with add. London, 1858. 16
1517 Ingleby. For C. read Clement.
Ingomar is by E. F. J. von Muench-Bellinghausen.
Inman. Before London insert 2d ed.
1527 lona. Before London invert (Vol. 1. 2d ed.).
1532 Ireland. History. SMITH, before Oxford insert^ ed.
Language. SCURRY, J. For v. 16. 1830 read
v. 15. 1828.
CORRECTIONS
CORRECTIONS
1534 Politics. BARATARIANA. After [1767-62] in-
sert [ed. by Rev. Simpson].
For WELLESLEY, W. R. A. read WELLESLEY, W.
P. T. L.
1539 Istorie. For 1723 read 1733.
1541 Italy. Biography. See also. For Renata read
Rente.
1552 Jackson, James, M.D. Observations. For v. 7. 1848
read v. 6. 1841.
1554 Jacobites. For BEAUMONT, W. read BEAMONT, W.
1557 Jamaica. Descr. WILLIAMS, C. R. For in read
through ; before London insert 2d ed.
1558 James, E. P. Account. For 2 v. read 3 v.
1559 James, G. P. R. The stepmother. After 1845 insert
2 v.
1560 Jameson, Mrs. A. Before London-insert 3d ed.
1562 Janson, O. Terror. For Voightland, read Voigt-
land.
1568 Jefferson, T. For LYNN, P. read LINN, W.
1570 Jenkins, J. 8. Lives. Contents. For Gates, J. C.
read Yates, J. C.
1571 Jennie Juneiana. Omit the entry.
1573 Jesse, Edward. Scenes. After hist, insert New. ed.
1575 Jesuits. (Against the Jesuits.) See also. Add Cam-
pion, E.
1577 Jesus. Against the Deity. ACCURATE is by NYE, 8.
1579 /Second Advent. For See Second Advent read
See Millennium.
1581 Jews. Conversion. CASE is by LESLIE, C. ; so also
under Judaism and Christianity (p. 1582).
Johnson. After Lorenzo add D.
For Johnson, G-. read Johnston, G.
1588
1590
1594
1597
1601
Jones, J. H. For The knowledge read The kingdom.
Joseph and his friends. For 1871 read 1870.
Journal official. Before Jan. insert juil. - dec. 1870.
Same. After 1869 insertfjiin.-sept. 1870.
1606 Jury. Add See also Trials.
1608 Juvarra, F. Modello is by TAVIGLIANO, G. P. B.,
conte di.
1614 Kazan. For TERNEVELLI read TURNERELLI.
Keach, B. Before London insert 5th ed. , corr.
with add.
Keating, W. H. Narrative. For of the read of an.
1615 Keeuan, 8. For Montpelier read Montpellier.
1619 Kennedy, Q. For Crosraguell read Crossraguell.
Kennett. Antiquities. Before 1731 insert 9th ed.
1623 Kertbeny, K. M. For Karl read Karoly.
1626 King, C. W. Natural history. After metals insert
[2d ed.].
1638 Knox, J. Works, v. 3. For exhortation read expo-
sition.
1639 Koehler. For K. F. read Karl Franz.
For Koeklenyesdi read Koekenyesdi.
1641 Korff. For M. read Modeste Andreevitch de.
1644 Kutuzof, M. L. G. SCHNITZLER, J . H. For 1865 read
1863.
Kyd, T. Spanish. Before in Dodsley, R. insert in
Scott, Sir W. Anc. Brit, dr., v. 1. 1810.
1647 Labor. SIMON. Before Paris insert 3d ed.
1651 La Cruz, J. de. Omit the entry and insert See Cruz
Cano y Olmedilla, J. de la.
Ladd, Wm. A,fter Poems add Note. For five pam-
phlets see Philanthropes, pseud.
1658 Lamb, . Stop. Before London insert 2d ed.
1660 La Mennais. Defense. For 1828 read 1321.
Lami, H. For Mirpickel read Mixpickel.
1663 Land tenure. See also. For Inclosure read Enclo-
sures.
1664 Land's End. WHITE, W. Before London insert 2d ed.
Landscape painters. For HAMMERTON read HAMER-
TON.
1666 Langsdorff. Voyages. For 1813 read 1813-14. 2 v.
1667 Language. Compar. Philol. VEMBERGUE. For
v. 12 read n.s., v. 7.
1669 Lankester, E.* Vegetables. Omit the entry.
1670 Lapham, I. A. After Same insert entitled Wisconsin,
its geography and topography.
1674 Lascelles, P. For See Proceedings, etc., read See
Cope, Sir J.
1676 Lathrop, Joseph. Stedfastness. For 1706 read [1806] .
1678 Latin language. Diet. YOUNG, W. The title should
read Lat.-Eng. and Eng.-Lat. diet. 9th ed. Dublin .
Diet, with def. in lang. other than Eng. SCHE-
LER. Before Leipzig insert 3e Aufl.
Synonyms. RUTLAND. For 1613 read 1646.
1683 Latrobe, C. J. For Rambles in N. A. read Ram/bier
in N. A. ; and before London insert 2d ed. /
1684 Latter day luminary. For Boston read Phila. /
1685 After Laurent insert Pierre Louis. J
1688 Law. History. PASTORET. For 1817-34 read '.817-37.
1690 Law of nature. ZACHARIAE, T. M. Before Breslau
insert 2e Aufl.
1696 Lechford, T. Plain dealing. The Introd/and notes
are in the ed. of 1867. j
1697
1700
1704
1705
1709
1712
1715
1716
1717
1721
1722
1725
1726
1729
1730
1731
1732
1733
1757
1760
1761
1766
1768
1769
1770
1774
1778
1779
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1781
1782
1783
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1793
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1832J
1852
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1858
1863
1866
1870
1871
1873
1874
1878
1879
1882
LeClerc, N. G. C. 2d entry. For 35 read [94].
Lee, T. J. For See, etc., read 2d ed. Wash.,1853 8
Leidy, J. Descr. For 1853 read 1852.
Leighton, R. Whole works. For 1823 read 1828.
Lennep, J. D. von. Same. For 1808 read 1805.
Lenni Lenape Indians. Language. ZEISBERGER, D
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Leroux, L. C. P. Before Dijon insert 2d ed.
Leslie, Sir J. Omit See also, etc.
Lestrange, B. de. For London read Londres.
Leti, Gregorio. Before 12. insert 2 v.
After Letters addressed to C. Strong, add Same
2d ed. Phila., 1817. 8.
Lettsom, J. C. Apology. Omit 2d ed; For 1804 read
1803; add Same. 2d ed. London, 1804. 8
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Lever, C. J. Life. For 1855-57 read 1852-54.
Levy, A. For v. 12 read v. 1, 2.
Liberator. For 15 v. read 32 v.
Liberty. REMARKS is by FERGUSON, A.
Liberty of conscience. CHRISTIAN, 1664 is by
FARNSWORTH, R.
DIALOGUE, 1792 is by DISNEY, J.
Liberty of the press. ESSAY, 1755 is perhaps by
HAYTER, T.
For SETIER, 181- and 1815 read SETIER.
Libraries. Misc. CASE is by COCHRANE J.
Literary journal. For nos. 4, 11 read nos. 4, 6, 11.
Literary mag. and Amer. register. For 1807 read
1808.
Liver. WEBER, J. E. For Hyatids read Hydatids.
Livermore, E. St. L. For NEW HAMPSHIRE read
UNITED STATES.
Locke, D.S. .For Swinging read Swingin: for circle
read cirkle; for 1866 read 1867.
Locomotive engines. SEWELL, J. After 1852-53 in-
sert 2 v.
Loebell, J. W. Ueber die Epochen. For 1831 read
1841.
For Locher, F. von read Loeher, F. von.
Logeais. Before Tours insert 7e ed.
London. Bridges. THOMSON, R. For 1837. 8 read
1839. 1C (Fam^lib., v. 66.)
"f.c. iRoBERTrfe W. For 1722 read 1222.
' UIIB. 1851. WYATT, M. D. For
Ecc
INT
1852 r
Londo
rear
Lond
Lon..
iurn. of med. sci. For 1843-44
\
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or Word, E. read Ward, E.
THOMPSON, B. F. Before N. Y. in-
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L/bngacre j- B. For 1835-39 read 1837-39.
Longobard;'- TROYA, C. For 1845 read 1844.
ord, B. For 1844 read 1744.
Tjouis xiv- , of France. VOLTAIRE, F. M. A. de. Eng .
For 1779-80 read 1779-81.
Louis xv. VOLTAIRE, F. M. A. de. For 1780 read
1779-^1.
Lo'iis/xvi. VALORI. For H. read F. F.
Lund, Benj. Before Phila. insert 2d ed. enl.
Lungo, I. del. For v. 11, p. 2 read v. 11, p. 1.
Mac'Carthy, J. For 1821 read 1821-22.
McOlellan, G. B. Manual. Omit the entry.
M'Clure, D. Settlement. For 1798 read 1816.
McCulloch, J. After 1813 insert 4th ed.
Mackenzie, A. 8. Life of O. H. Perry. Before 18.
/ insert 2 v.
/M'Leod, A., d. 1833. After WARE, H. insert Jr.
Macmillan's mag. For Vol. 1, Nov. 1860 read Vol.
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Madeira. Descr. Before ed. insert [18511 ; 2d.
Mile. Mori is by [Miss Roberts].
Maffei, G. P. Opera. For Bergo read Bergomi.
Historiarum. For Cadoni read Cadomi.
Manchester, Eng. WHITAKER, J. Before London
insert 2d ed ; for 1783 read 1773.
Mann, Horace. MANN,M. Before Boston insert 2ded.
Mann, Mrs. M. Life. After Mann insert 2d ed.
Mantell, G. A. Geological. Before London insert
3d ed.
Manufactures. URE, A. Diet. Same. Before Bos-
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Marcus, pseud. WOODS, L. For 1800 read 1806.
Marion; by Manhattan. Before London insert 2d ed.
Marquette, J. Unfinished. .For Dublin read C. Dab-
Ion.
Marquis de P. For Pasaval read Pazaval.
Marriage. For M. Ferrier read 8. E. Ferrier.
Marsh. For O. C. read Othriiel Charles.
Marshall, John. Life. For 1804 read 1804-07.
Martin de Moussy. Before V. insert J. A.
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CORRECTIONS
CORRECTIONS
1903 Mass. Hist. Soc. Col., v. 1. For Bangs, E. read
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1907 Proc., 1858-60. Interpretation of the title, etc.,
is by Winthrop, R. C.
1912 Mass. Mod. Soc. Med. comra. Contents, v. 7. Mackie,
A. For Reed read Read.
1913 Mass, quarterly review. For 1846 read 1848.
Mass, teacher. Add 1859,69; for 1848-68. 8 v. read
1848-69. 10 v.
1917 Materiaux. For Carolilhac read Cartailhac.
1925 Maunior. After Charles add Jean.
1926 Maurice, . For Vort read Voet.
1927 Maurice and Berghetta is by [Wm. Parnell].
1928 Maximillian, Prinz. For Wied-Nieuwied read
Wied-Neuwied.
1930 May, 8. J. .Rights. For sermon, etc., read [sermon,
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1933 Mead, M. The almost Christian. Before Boston
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1938 Medical jurisprudence. Taylor, A. 8. On poisons.
Before Lond. insert 2d ed.
1941 Medicine. History. SCHWARZ. For des read der.
SPRENGEL. Before Halle insert 3e Aufl.
1943 Medicine. Periodicals. ECLECTIC. AfterNov. add Dec.
1944 Meditations on life. For H. read J. H. D.
1047 Mejov. For V. I. read Vladimir Ismai'lovitch.
1948 Melingue, E. M. Before Paris insert Nouv. 6d.
Melish, J. Geog. descr. For 1814 read 1822.
Mellon, M. TRIAL is by MORTIMER, I. (In his Re-
port of trials. 1830.)
1949 Melville, H. Omoo. After Sea insert 5th ed.
1951 Memorial topog. Omit the entry.
1956 Meredith, G-. Vittoria. For 1866-67 redd 1866.
1965 Meusel, J. Or. Litteratur. Before Lpz. insert 2e
Ausg.
1906 Mexico. Boundary. EMORY, W. H. For 1848 read
1857-59. 2 v.
1968 War with the U. S. REPUBLIC, etc., is by RAN-
TOUL, R.
Language. PIMENTEL, F. For 1863 read 1862-65.
1971 Michelet, J. La sorciere. For Paris read Brux.,
Leipzig.
1972 Michigan. History. LANKAN, J. H. The red book
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1975 Middleborough. WALLINC & For 1853 read
1855.'
Middlesex Co. Eng. C-fc ftyBAlRD, T.
1980 Military art and sci. Gen. vorks. After
SANTA CRUZ insert DE M, A. de N. O.
1987 Millennium. COMING, 1583 v. . . X
1994 Mineralogy. PHILLIPS. 1823. ' ume insert
3d ed. enl.
1995 Mines. For VALIERE read VAJ VI RE .
2005 Mitchell, D. G. Wet days. Not, p r v. -'12 read
v. 11.
2009 For Mofras, read Mofras, Eugent-[)not de : .
2017 Money. CURRENCY, 1858 is by SAMPSON, M. W.
2026 Montolieu. Le Robinson suisse. Foi Wiss, . read
Wyss, J. D.
2029 Moore, T. Rebellion record. For 1861 read 1861-68.
Moore, J. B. Memoirs. Contents. For J. Winslow
read J. Winthrop.
2035 Morales, G. de. For prosiedades read propiedades.
2036 Morcelli, 8. A. Before De Napoleone insert, and
Schiassi, F.
2038 Moreau, P. For Notre read Notre.
2040 Morgante. Before 12. insert 3 v.
2047 Morton, M. REPLY is another copy of the preceding.
2048 Moseley, B. Comment. Before London insert 2d
ed.
Treatise. Before London insert 2d ed.
2050 Moulton, J. W. For Gates, J. V. W. read Yatea, J.
V.N.
2052 Mozart. For Chrystomus read Chrysostomus.
Mrs. Jerningham's journal is by [Mrs. Hart].
2053 W.udgQ,Wm., and others. For 1784-1800 read 1784-96..
Muegge, T. Der Voigt. For Sett read Silt.
2054 Mueller, F. M. See also. For Rig- Veda- Sanhita
read Veda-Sanhita.
2056 Mueller, W. Contents. For R. Weckherlin read
G. R. Weckherlin.
2058 Munich. K. B. Ak. der Wiss. Chroniken. Contents.
v. 2. For Tucker, E. read Tucher, E.
2064 Murphy, H. C. For C. read Crisse.
2066 Muscat. MUSCAT. For Notes read Osgood, J. B. F.
Notes.
2070 Musset, L. C. A. de. Selections. After M. insert tr.
by S. B. Wistar.
2074 Nani, G. B. F. G. Eng. For H. Honywood read
R. Honywood.
Nanni, G. The title should read Berosi antiquitatum
libri quinque; cum com. J. Annii.
2078 Napoleon. Biography. For WHATELY, H. R. read
WHATELY, R. ; for Eng. ed. read Amer. ed.
2080 Napoleon i. Miscel works. MORCELLI, S. A. For
Schiassi, R. read SCHIASSI, F.
2083 National mag. After Vol. 1-3 insert 1845-46.
National preacher. For 1826-53 read 1826-54; after
28 v. insert (Vol. 12-14, 17-21, 23-26 w.) ; Note.
For Vol. 3-22 read Vol. 3-28.
2084 Natural hist. General and miscel. works. For VAL-
ISNERI read VALLISNIERI.
2088 Naturalization. UNITED STATES. For 1818 read 1816.
2096 Nepos, C. For RINCK, G. F. read RINCK, W. F.
2097 Nervous system. Anat., etc. PROCHASKA, G. For
London, 1851. 8. read (In Unzer, J. A. Princi-
ples of physiology. 1851.)
2098 Netherlands. Art. TAINE. For Duran read Durand.
2099 Netherlands. Hist, and Pol. WITT, J. de. For 5
v. read 4 v.
2104 New England. Maps. ALEXANDER, W. For 1530
read 1630.
2105 Hist, and Pol. WINTHROP, J. Same. For
1630-44 read 1630-49.
GORTON, S. For 1836 read 1846.
2106 New Eng. Bapt. register. For Jan. 5, Dec. 26 read
Jan. 5 -Dec. 28.
2113 N. J. Hist. Soc. Proc., v. 4. List of judges, etc., is by
Johnson, R. G.
New Jerusalem, Church of the. For WELMER, J.
read WILMER, J.
2114 New Mexico. Politics. For WRIGHTMAN, R. H.
read WEIGHTMAN, R. H.
2115 New Plymouth Colony. Hist. BAYLIES, F. For
1830 read 1866.
2116 New York (City). City Inspector. Annual report
of deaths. For 1824 read 1825.
2017 Money. WHATELY. 1853. Before London insert
13th ed.
2123 New York (State). History. Colony. 1492-1732.
For SMITH, H. read SMITH, W.
SMITH, W. History. Omit this entry.
2126 N. Y. Hist. Soc. Col., 2d ser., v. 1. VRIES, D. P. de.
For Twost read Troost.
2129 Newfoundland. Descr. For WHITBOURN, R. read
WHITBOURNE, R.
2130 For Newman, Sir J. read Newnan, Sir J.
2133 Nicaragua. Desc. For PIM, B. read PIM, B.C.T.
2134 Nicholas, G. Before Lexington insert Printed Phila.,
reprinted.
2141 For Nismes read Nimes and tr. to p. 2140.
2142 Noble. After Birdsey insert G.
2145 For Nordenskiold, A. E. de read Nordenskiold, Nils
Adolfe Erik de.
2150 North Amer. archives. For 1835-36 read 1835.
2154 Northampton County, Eng. SIMPSON, J. For Bos-
ton read Stamford.
Same. Omit this entry.
2155 Northwest. For Kinsie read Kinzie.
Norton, C. B. For B. read Benjamin.
2157 Norwood, Col. For 1836 read 1844.
2160 Nova Britannia. For 1806 read 1836.
2161 Nova Scotia. History and Politics. FRANCEjand GR.
BRIT. Mem. des commissaires. For 3 v. read 2 v.
in 3 pts.
2162 Now and then. For Warner read Warren.
2166 Nyefup, R., and Kraft, J. E. For Almingeligt read
Almindeligt.
2167 O., N. is pseud, fof A. Cuoq.
2169 O'Callaghan, Edmund Burke. For Burke read
Bailey.
2173 For Ogden, read Ogden, Rev. John C.
2174 Ohio. Descr. EXPLANATION is by CUTLER, M.
2180 Olivier, G. A. Before London insert 2d ed.
2182 Ontwa is by [H. Whiting] .
2183 Ophthalmia. WARE.J. .#<?/oreLondonin*er5thed.
2185 Oration on the beauties, etc. Insert Note. Attributed
to Isaac Skillman.
2187 Ordnance. SHORT account is 6pTREADWELL, D.
2190 Oriental philanthropist. For Boston read Ports-
mouth.
Oriental Trans. Fund. Misc. Contents. For Sakad
read Sakaa.
2193 Oronoko. .For 1792 mzrf 1799.
2196 For O'Shea H. A. read O'Shea, Henry.
Ossawattomie. For J. Swaayze read Mrs. J. C.
Swayze.
Ossoli, S. M. F. Woman. Before Boston insert 3d
thous.
2199 Ovaries. WELLS, T. S. Before London insert Vol. 1.
2203 Oxford Univ. Biog. WOOD, A. Same. After
Oxon insert New.
2209 "aine, Thomas, b. 1737. After Letter to Abb6 Ray-
1 nal add Same. Boston, 1782. 4. (B 321)
2210 Painters. RUSKIN. Before London insert (vol. 1. 3d
e d.) ; for 6 v. read 5 v.
Pair? ting. Gen. and miscel. works. For HAMMERTON
read HAMERTON.
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CORRECTIONS
2211
2214
2217
2219
2222
2224
2232
2244
2250
2254
2256
2257
2258
2260
2266
2268
2279
2282
2283
2290
2291
2293
2293
2298
2303
2304
2305
2312
2313
2316
2317
2320
2320
2324
2326
2329
2329
2332
2338
234a
2353
2356
2363
2363
2367
2370
2372
2373
2373
2375
Theory and practice. Before London insert
New cd.
Palestine. Descr. For VAN DER VELDE, C. W. M.
read VELDE, C. W. M. van der.
Palloni, G. S. For La read Se la; for Licorno read
Livorno.
Pamphleteer. Contents, v. 8. For Onslow, S. read
Onslow, A.
v. 23, For Gr. Brit. Parl., etc., read Gr. Brit.
Artisans. Summary of report of committee, etc. ',
v. 29. For Westerna read Westenra.
Panoplist and Missionary mag. After Vol. 1 insert
no. 9.
Panoplist, The ; or, The Christian's armory should be
Same under Panoplist, 1806-20.
Paris. Hist. BINGHAM. After Capt. insert D. A.
Paris Soc. Central de Vaccine. Disc. For W. HUB-
son read [H. M.] Husson.
Parker, A. A. Befo
before Concord insert 2d ed.
Parkman, 8. Relations. After 1852 insert Phila.,
1852. 8.
For Parish, read Parrish.
Parsons, Rev. Jonathan, Funeral sermon on. For
1785 read 1776.
Partisan leader. After 1861 insert 2 v.
Passages from the history is by J. R. Dix.
Patmore, P. G. Before the entry My friends, etc.,
insert Chatsworth; or, The Romance of a week.
N. Y., 1844. 8.
Paul, St. WHATELY, R. For Essay [2d ser.] read
Essays 2d ser.; for St. read the apostle; before
London insert 6th ed.
Pelagianism. WIGGERS, G. F. After 1833 insert 2 v.
Peninsular War. For STEWART,' C. W. Vane read
VANE, C. W. S.
Penn, Win. is pseud . for J . Evarts.
Percy anecdotes. For Robinson, J. C., and Byerley,
T. read Byerly, T., and Robertson, J. C.
Pereia. For father read Thomas.
Perkins, Wm. Before Camb. insert Workes.
Perkins, W. Insert Workes ; for 1608-31 read 1608-13.
Perkins Inst. Note. For Massachusetts read New
England.
Persia. History. See also. Omit Persepolis.
Peru. Hist. VEGA. Hist. Same. Before Madrid,
1722 insert 2a imp.
S<tme. For Madrid, 1800-03 read Nueva cd.
Madrid, 1800-01.
Perugia. Bibliog. Principe. Before Perugia insert
2a ed.
Petau, P. Veterum. For numorumreadnummorum;
for Parisiis read Parisius.
Peters or Peter, H. HISTORICAL is by HARRIS, W.
Pharmacopoeias. WOOD, G. B. Before Phila. insert
10th ed.
Phemie. For Kellar read Keller.
Phila. Soc. for Prom. Agriculture. Memoirs, v. 3.
Bakewell, W. For French ploughing read Trench
ploughing.
Philanthropic results is by BROCKETT, L. P.
Phillips, C. A. B. For Camb. read Brighton.
Phillips, S., d. 1771. PARK, E. A. For 894 read 891;
for Taylor's Mem. Boston read Bibliotheca Sacra,
Oct.
Philopolites. For provinces read pro vine.
Philopolities is pseud, for B. Prescott.
Philosophy. Hist., Anc. Vossius, G. J. For 1657
read 1658.
Periodicals. Journal. For 1867-76. 10 v. read
1867-79. 13 v.
See also. Study. Omit Empiricism.
Phrenology. SPURZHEIM. 1833. Before Boston in-
sert 2d Amer. ed.
Physiology. Gen. works. After 2 v. read (v. 1. w.).
12.
Piedmont. Descr. HANDBOOK for P., etc., and
HANDBOOK for Switzerland, etc., are by BROCKE-
DON, W.
Pitt, Wm., Earl of C. FREE. For 1776 read 1766.
Planters' plea. Same. After v. 2 insert 1838.
Plymouth County. THOMAS, J. For 1817 read 1811.
Plymouth, Mass. (Town.) Russell. Before Boston
insert 2d ed.
Poetry. Diet. VANIERE, J. Before Lugd. insert
2a ed.
Poland. Hist. WYDZIA*. .For Paryzu read Paryz.
Political ballads. For p. 989 read p. 897.
Pol. econ. Gen. and miscel. SMITH, A. Same.
9th ed. Omit the entry.
ESSENTIAL, 1797 is by GRAY, J.
Political economy. Gen. and miscel. works. SCROPE,
G. P. 1833. For Boston read London.
SAY, J. B. [1828-30.] For 5e ed. read 3e ed.
See also. Omit Protective system.
Political gazette. For Oct. 15 - Sept. 24, 1795 read
Sept. 10, 1795- Aug. 4, 1796; for 1795 read 1795-96.
2376 Polit. sci. Gen. and miscel. THOMAS. For J. read T.
2377 WILLIAMS, D. For politics read politeness
[.sic].
2382 Pompeii. ZAHN. For Herculaneum and Stabia read
Herkulanum und Stabiee.
2387 Pope, A. WARTON, J. Before London insert 5th ed.
2388 Popes. VOIGT, J. For 5n read 15n.
2389 Popish plot. ADVICE is by MARVELL, T.
2391 Port Royal Abbey. SAINTE-BEDVE. before Paris
insert lOe ed.
2393 Porter alias May, J. TRIAL is by MORTIMER, J.
(In his Reports of trials. 1830.)
2394 Portrait monthly. After no. 4 add 7; before Apr.
insert Jan.
2397 Portugal. Diet. AfterViEYA insert TRANSTAGANO;
before London insert New ed.
2402 Potts, T. For Lancashire read Lancaster; Man-
chester sJiould be in brackets.
2406 Prayer. CERTAIN, 1683 is by SCOTT, J.
WARDLAW, G. 1880. The title should read
The obligations and efficacy of prayer; three dis-
courses. 2d Amer. ed., etc.
DUTY, 1757 is by ROMAINE, W.
2411 Prescott, B. See the correction on p. 2324, Philopol-
ities.
2417 Priestley, J. Institutes. Omit Vol. 2; after 1794
insert 2 v.
2431 Proudflt, A. M. For 1815. 4 v. read 1806.
2434 Prussia. Educ. WYSE, T. Present state, etc., is (In
v. 3, 1859.)
2435 Hist. VARNHAGEN VON ENSE. For 1868 read
1868-69. 5 v.
2442 Punch. Shil ling's worth. Before London insert 6th ed.
2442 Pulse. For Valleix, read Valleix, F. L. I.
2445 Purves, J. Before Edin. insert 2d ed.
2455 Quint, A. H. Record of the 2d Mass. For [1661-65]
read 1861-65.
2457 Before the entry, R., M., etc., insert R., L. N. See
Ranyard, Mrs. Ellen.
2460 Raffles, Rev. Thomas. Memoirs. Before Boston
insert 3d Amer. ed.
2464 Rammohun Roy. 2d defence. jFbrVaidas read Veds.
2469 Before the entry Raoul, Duke of N. insert Ranyard,
Mrs. Ellen. The book and its story; by N. E. R.
Phila., 1855. 12.
2472 Ravenstein, E. G. For E. read Ernst.
Rawlet, J. Before London insert 20th ed.
Ray, F. After 'stamp-duty insert by W. Bollan.
Rawlinson, G. Genuineness. For T. read W.
2478 Redemption. WATSON, T. The title should read
Redemption through the blood of Jesus.
2481 Reformation. Biography. TULLOCH, J. Before
London insert 2d ed. Edin.
2482 Gen. and miscel. ZOLLIKOFER, G. J. For
Camb. read Boston.
2483 Refuge. Before Phila. insert 1st Amer. ed.
2492 Remarks on a pamphlet by Dr. Price. After Parlia-
ment insert [by A. Ferguson].
2497 Republic of the U. S. Add Note. Probably by J. F.
Cooper.
2498 Republican Party. Note. After of insert 1831 see
Baltimore (p. 195).
2502 Revolutions. VOLNEY, C. F. Before Paris insert 5e
<d.
2503 Revue moderne. For 45, 55 read 45-55.
2503 Reybaud, M. R. L. Etudes. Before Paris insert
5e ed.
2508 Rhode Island. History and politics. STONE, E. W.
Before Prov. insert 2d ed.
2509 Rhymes. Diet. WALKER, J. Same. For 1857 read
1851.
2514 Richelieu, A. J. du P. VAZQUEZ DE AcuSA. For
H. read A.
2517 Rigby, E., of N. On, etc. Before London insert 5th
ed.
2519 Riol, S. A. Informe. For \. 3 read v. 6.
2532 Rodriguez, A. J. Omit the entry.
2533 Roger, F. For saisee-arret read saisie-arrfit.
2534 Rogers, R. STARK, C. For 1810 read 1861.
2538 Roman nights. For 1835 read 1825.
2540 Rome. Antiquities. WILCOCKS, J. Before London
insert 2d ed.
2548 Descr. VENUTi, R. Afte.r [1763] insert ed. 3a.
2557 Rotation of Crops. SKETCHES is by B., J. B.
2574 Rubruquis. For Willehm von read Willem van.
2578 Rush, Benj. Effects. Same. Before Phila. insert
4th ed.
2582 Russia. Descr. HAMEL, J. For 1774 read 1835.
2583 CLARKE, E. D. For 1811 read 1816.
2594 St. Albans, Abbey of. SOME is by NICHOLSON, H.
I. B. ; the title should read The Abbey of St. Alban ;
extracts, etc.
CORRECTIONS
CORRECTIONS
2598
2599
2635
2641
2646
2650
2656
2657
2663
2671
2674
2678
2680
2694
2702
2705
2715
2719
2725
2729
2739
2741
2741
2744
2746
2748
2749
2750
2753
2755
2756
J2759
2761
2768
2778
2804
2812
2820
2837
2843
2844
Saint Martin. Before Vivien insert Louis.
Saint Petersburg. For RAIKES, 8. read RAIKES, I .
Sanscrit literature. Coll. WILSON, H. H. Hindoo
theatre. Omit the entry; for Same read WILSON,
H. II. Select specimens of the theatre of the Hindus.
Sargent, E. Mod. stand, drama, v. 14, etc. For Fitz-
ball, E. and Fitzbald, E. read Ball, E.
Sarracoll, J. For Withington read Withrington.
Savonarola. VILLARI, P. Eng. For G. Homer
read L. Homer.
Savorgnano, Q-. for Friula read Fnuli.
Savoy? Descr. Handbook. 1843, 1863 is by BROCKE-
DON, W.
Sawkins, James G. For G. read Gay.
Scandinavia. Mythology. THORPE, B. For 1851
read 1851-52.
Schiller. Works, v. 4. For Fresco read Fiesco.
Schlagintweit-Sakiiliinski. For Hermann Adolph
Robert read Hermann, Adolph, and Robert.
Schroeder-Devrient, W. Bin Beitrag is by WOLZO-
GEN, A. F. de.
Scotland. Hist. TYTLER, P. F. For 10 v. read 9 v.
Scott, John, b. 1638 After life insert 6th ed. corr.;
for 2 v. read 3 pts. in 4 v.
Same Before London insert Vol. 1, 2, 12th ed.;
3, 4, 6th ed.; 5, 8th ed.
Scribe, A. E. Before Zoe insert and Duveyrier, A.
H. J. ; For and Duveyrier, A. H. J. read Polish.
Scrope, G. P. The geology. Before London insert
2d ed. enl.; for Volcanoes, etc., read Considera-
tions on volcanoes, the causes of their phenomena,
etc.; After Sarrte insert Volcanoes and bring
here with descr. cat., etc., from previous entry, for
forms read form.
Sebellian language. Omit the entry.
Second letter to a friend. For Chauncey read
Chauncy.
Secrets du diable. For 1857 read 1858.
Sedgwick, J. After preaching insert Pt. 2.
For Seraglia read Seraglio.
Serious address to the inhabitants of the colony. For
1784 read 1774.
Servants. For HANWAY, read HANWAY, J.
Sewall, D. For 1784 read 1810.
For Shahcoolin read Shahcoolen.
Shedd, J. H. For 1866 read 1865.
Sheridan, R. B. B. School. For Spanish read Por-
tuguese.
Shrewsbury, Mass. WARD, A. H. For 1717-29 read
1717-1829.
Shrine, The. For Vol. 2 read Vol. 1, 2.
Sydney, A. WINTHROP, R. C. For 1853 read 1854.
Sin. TAYLOR, J. 1741. Before London insert 2d ed.
Siljestrom, P. A. Educational, etc., is the English
translation of Resa, etc.
tinging. ^or'jEBB read WEBB.
kilton. For Skillman, see the correction given in
the 1st column, for p. 2185, Oration on the beauties.
Slater, 8. WHITE, G. S. Before Phila. insert 2d ed.
Slavery. Gen. and Miscel. ESSAY, 1764 is by LEE, A.
ESSAYS. 1825. For Virginius read Vigornius.
GR. BRITAIN. 1831-32. For Ho. of Com.
read Ho. of Lords.
WRIGHT, H. C. 1846. Before Rochdale insert
3d thous.
1860. SOUTH, The, etc., is by TOWNSEND, J.
See also. Hildreth, R. For 1852 read 1812.
Smedley, E., and others. Encycl., v. 7. After Ed-
wards, T., add and Don G.
Smith, Adam. Same. 9th ed. Omit the entry.
Smith, T. A. For EARDLEY-WILMOT, Sir J. E. read
WILMOT, Sir J. E. E.
Sniadecki, J. Trigonometrya. Before Wilnie insert
Wydanie 2e.
Somersetshire. For BUTTON, J. read BRITTON, J.
Soul. DESCARTES, R. For (In his Penses. 1811.)
read [1641.] (In his Pensees, 1811.)
South, J. F. For Clarke, read Clark.
South Carolina. Descr. PURRY, P. For v. 1. read
v. 2.
Hist. YONGE, F. Force, P. For 1836 read 1838.
Spain. Descr. WILLOUGHBY. 1664. For T. read F. ;
for thro' read through.
TOWNSEND, J. 1787. Before London insert 2&e&.
Spain. Hist. 711. ZURITA, G. For 1604, 10, 68-70
read 1669, 10, 69, 68, 70, 04.
Spirit of the pilgrims. For 1838 in both places read
1833.
Spiritual mirror. Omit the entry.
Spoerer, For J. read Julius.
Spotted fever. For WILSON, J. C. read WILSON,
J. ; for London, 1817 read Boston, 1815.
Staelin, C. F. For 1800 read 1808.
Stamp Act. CONDUCT is by LLOYD, C.
2857 Sterling and Penruddock. For 3 v. read 2 v.
2867 Stone, W- L. Life. For Brunt read Brant.
2871 Strachey, W. For the colony. For 1836 read 1844.
2872 Street, G. E. Architecture. For 1866 read 1866, 67.
Strother, D. H. For v. 38-41. 1868-70 read v. 33-35.
1866-67.
Stuart, M. WHITMAN, B. Same. Before Boston
insert 2d ed.
2879 Subscription, etc. DIALOGUE, 1772 is by TOWERS, J.
CURSORY is by STEVENS, W. ; for 1772 read 1773.
CONSIDERATIONS, 1773 is by MANNING, O.
ARCANA, 1774 is by ROBINSON, R.
CONSIDERATIONS, 1774 is by LAW, E.
DEFENCE, 1774 is by PALEY, W.
Sumpter, steamer. For 'Sumpter read Sumter.
2887 Sunday. WHATELY, R. 1854. Before London insert
4th ed.
2891 Surgery. WARREN, J. M. 1866. This entry should
be Same to the 4th entry above.
Surveying. WILSON, H. For GeodsesSa read
Geodcesia; before London insert 4th ed.
Swedenborg. Economy. For 1860 read 1868.
Switzerland. Descr. WILLIAMS, H. M. 1798. For
by read par.
HANDBOOK, 1843, 46, 63, 67 is fcyBrockedon, W.
Hist. VERDEIL, A. 1475. For Bourgoyne read
Bourgogne.
Syria. Hist. YANOSKY, J. Add and DAVID, J. A.
Szymanowski, J. Pisma. For v. 4 read v. 26.
2915 Tangletown. Omit the entry.
Tanguy de la B. Eng. For 1796 read 1797.
2916 Tappan, L. Same. For 1832 read 1828.
WARE, H., Jr. Same. After 2d ed. insert Bost.,
1828. 12.
2927 Teatro nuevo. Contents, v. 3. For Harleville, C. de
read Colin d'Harleville, J. F.
2934 Temple family. For 1855 read 1856.
Test laws. ANSWER, 1688 is by LLOYD, W.
ANSWER to some queries, 1732 is by BARRING-
TON, J. 8.
ANIMADVERSIONS on a paper, 1733 is by SLA-
DEN, J.
CHURCH, 1733 is by WRIGHT, 8.
ADDRESS, 1790 is by DISNEY, J.
Texas. PHILLIPS. Hist. For [1845-46] read [1861].
Theology. WILLARD. Systematic works. For 1607
read 1707.
Thornton, R. J. Pastorals. Before London insert
For 1864-66. 2 v. read 1863-65. 3 v.
Principles. Before London insert
2875
2877
2880
2886
2893
2898
2902
2903
2908
2939
2940
2942
2955
2975
2989 Toledo, Ohio.
3005 Tredgold, T.
2ded.
Trinity. ANSWER, 1721 is by PEIRCE, J.
Tryal, etc. For twenty-one read twenty-nine.
Tuckey, J. K. For Kingston read Kingston.
Turkey. Politics. APPEAL, 1854 isfc?/DAViDOFF, M.
3048 Ulster county gazette. For Jan. 14 read Jan. 4.
3051 Unitarians. Gen. and Misc. DIALOGUE, 1792 is by
DISNEY, J.
U. S. Army. HARDIN, B. 1836. The entries from
HARDIN, B. to WISE, H. A. should be transferred
to U. S. Fortification (p. 3121).
6th Cong. For March read May.
Thompson, Z. Before Burlington insert 3 pts.
8th Cong. For Nov. 8, 1804 - March 1 read
Nov. 5, 1804 March 3.
United States. President. G. Washington. Coll.
For 1776 read 1796.
Female biog. ELLET, E. F. Before N. Y.,
insert 2d ed.
Finance. 1843. After ought insert not.
Hist. WASHINGTON, G. 1774. Omit the 2d Same.
Periodicals. Volunteer. For 1832-23 read
1832-33.
Politics. ESSAY, 1764 is by LEE, A.
DEFENCE, 1765 is by HOWARD, M.
CASE, 1769 is by BUSHE, G. P.
APPEAL, 1774 is by LEE, A.
ANSWER, 1776 is by LIND, .
COMPRESSED, 1814 is by ATCHESON, N.
WILSON, H. 1856. For 1856 read 1857.
WORCESTER. 1857. For CONVENTION read
CONVENTIONS.
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DORRINGTON, T.
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2. Dryden. The revolution. Addison. Swift.
The novelists. The poets. Ideas and productions.
Ld. Byron. The past and the present. The
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Tales, Livonifin. See Livonian tales. 1846.
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Tales and sketches; by the Ettrick Shepherd [J.
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Tales of a voyage to the Arctic Ocean. London,
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Tallmadge, Gen. James. Address before the Amer. Inst.,
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Speech on giving the choice of presidential electors to
the people, Aug. 5. Albany, 1824. 8. (B 1805)
Speech on slavery. N. Y., 1819. 8. (B 448)
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8. Discorsi e orazioni. Comparazione di Omero, Vir-
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Contents. Vol.1. II Rinaldo; poema. 2. Aminta.
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7-9. Dialoghi. 7. II padre di famiglia. II mcssag-
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Nifo, ovvero del piacere. II cavaliere amante e la gen-
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della pieta. II forno, ovvero della nobilta. Della dig-
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II Cataneo o delle conclusioni. Conclusion! amorose.
II Romeo, ovvero del giuoco. 9. II Gonzaga seconda,
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II Minturno, o della bellezza. II Costantino, o della
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13-17. Lettere. 18-23. Controversie sulla Gerusa-
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Tayler, John. Report of the trial of S. Van Rensselaer vs.
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Attempt to ascertain the character of the fourth
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A Catholic Christian church the want of our time.
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Tayler, Joseph Needham. Plans for the formation
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Tayloe, John. Virginia husbandry. Remarks. (In Phil.
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Tavlor, . Catalogue of books, sold by [him], Dec. 7, 8,
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Taylor, Abraham. Insufficience of natural religion; disc,
at lecture in London; reprinted on occasion of Dr.
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Letter to a friend, occas. by a rhapsody delivered in the
Old Jewry by a reverend bookseller in London.
London, 1729. 8. (D 60)
Postscript. London, 1729. 8. (D 60)
Taylor, Alexander S. Account of the grasshop-
pers and locusts of America. (In Smithsonian
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Bibliografa Californica ; or, Notes and mate-
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Taylor, Alfred Swaine. Elements of medical juris-
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Same. 6th ed. London, 1858. 12.
Same, revised. Principles and practice of med-
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Observations and experiments on the lungs of new-
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Perforations of the stomach from poisoning. (In
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Poisons, in rel. to medical jurisprudence and
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Taylor, Mrs. Ann (Hinton) . Itinerary of a trav-
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Ketrospection. Boston, 1822. 18.
Taylor, Arthur. The glory of regality ; an his-
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Taylor, B. B. Address before the Keystone Assoc. of
'Pittsburgh, on the principles, duties, etc., of the
Amer. statesman. Pittsburgh, 1842. 8. (B 1499)
Taylor, Bayard. At home and abroad. 1st, 2d ser.
N. Y., 1860-62. 2 v. 12.
By-ways of Europe. N. Y., 1869. 8.
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Colorado; a summer trip. N. Y., 1867. 16.
Cyclopaedia of modern travel. Cincinnati,
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Hannah Thurston ; a story of American life.
N. Y., 1863. 12.
_ Japan in our day. N. Y., 1872 [1871], 8.
John Godfrey's fortunes ; a story of American
life. N. Y., 1865. 12.
Joseph and his friends ; a story of Pennsyl-
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. Journey to Central Africa. N. Y., 1854. 12.
Lands of the Saracen ; or, Pictures of Pales-
tine, Asia Minor, Sicily, and Spain. N. Y.,
1855. 12.
Life, travels, and books of A. von Humboldt.
N. Y., 1859. 12.
Northern travel; pictures of Sweden, Den-
mark, etc. N. Y., 1858. 12.
Picture of St. John. Boston, 1866. 12.
Poems of the Orient. Boston, 1855. 8.
_ Same. 6th ed. Boston, 1863. 16.
Poet's journal. Boston, 1863. 12.
Recollections of Mendelssohn. (In Lampadius, W.
A. Life of Mendelssohn. 1865.)
Story of Kcnnett. N. Y., 1866. 16.
Vie wsa-foot; with pref. by N.P.Willis. N.Y.,
1847. 12.
Visit to India, China, and Japan in 1853.
N.Y., 1855. 12.
Taylor, Benjamin Cook. Annals of the classis and
township of Bergen. 2ded. N. Y., [1857]. 12.
The school of the prophets; sermon, New Brunswick,
N. J., July 11. N. Y., 1839. 8. (B 1383)
Taylor, Brook. KIRBY, J. Perspective of archi-
tecture from the principles of T. London,
1761. f.
M ALTON, T. Compleat treatise on perspective
on the principles of T. 2d ed. London,
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Taylor, C. B. A fireside book; or, Christmas at
Old Court. 2d ed. London, 1829. 8.
Taylor, Charles, d. 1821 or 1823. Scripture illus-
trated by means of natural science. Lon-
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Taylor, Charles. Should the contagious diseases act be ex-
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Taylor, Christopher. Probable causes and conse-
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Taylor, Daniel T. Voice of the church on the
coming and kingdom of the Redeemer ; ed.
by H. L. Hastings. 2d ed. Peace Dale,
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Taylor, Edward J. Bohme's Theosophick phi-
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the author abridged. London, 1691. 4.
Taylor, Edward T. (Father Taylor). BRECKEMUDGE,
W. L. Speech, June 1, against the aspersions of
Rev. Mr. T., May 29. Louisville, 1841. 8. (B 1183)
Taylor, Fanny. Irish homes and Irish hearts.
London, 1867. 16.
Taylor, Fitch Waterman. The flagship ; or, Voyage
round the world in the U. S. frigate Colum-
bia. N. Y., 1840. 2 v. 12.
Taylor, Francis. Exposition of the first three
chapters of Proverbs. London, 1655. 4.
Taylor, George, d. 1781. SANDERSON, J. (In his Biogra-
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Taylor, George, c?. 1851. Memoir of R. Surtees ;
ed. by J. Raine. London, 1852. 8". (Surtees
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Taylor, George, of Brooklyn, N. Y. Martyrs to the
revolution in British prison ships in Walla-
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Taylor, George Keith. Substance of a speech on the bill to
amend the penal laws of [Va.l. Richmond, 1796.
4. (W 33, 58)
Taylor, George L., and Cresy, E. Architectural
antiquities of Rome. Lond., 1821-22. 2 v. f.
Architecture of the Middle Ages. 1829. Ste Cresy, E.
Taylor, Rev. H. B. Comprehensive view of the evidences
of revelation; annexed some of the results of pa-
ganism and Christianity. Phila., 1848. 12. (D 29)
Taylor, Sir Henry. Poetical works. London,
1864. 3 v. 16.
Contents. Vol. 1. Philip van Artevelde. 2. Edwin
the fair. Isaac Comnenus. 3. Sicilian summer.
St. Clement's eve. Minor poems.
Edwin the fair. London, 1842. 16.
Notes from books. London, 1849. 8.
Contents. Poet, works of Wordsworth. Words-
worth's sonnets. De Vere's poems. The ways of the
rich and great.
Notes from life. 3d ed. London, 1849. 8.
Contents. Money. Humility and independence.
Choice in marriage. Wisdom. Children. The life
poetic.
Philip van Artevelde. Camb., 1835. 2 v. 16.
St. Clement's Eve; a play. Lond., 1862. 12.
The statesman. London, *1836. 12.
HORNE, R. H. (In his New Spirit, v. 2. 1844.)
MILSAND, J. (In Revue d. D. Mondes, Jan. 1852.)
Taylor, Sir Herbert. Correspondence of Earl
Grey with William iv. and T. London,
1867. 2 v. 8.
Memorandum of the illness and decease of the Duke
of York. (In Pamphleteer, 1826; v. 27 of B 838)
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Taylor, Isaac, b. 1787, d. 1865. Antient Christian-
ity and the doctrines of the Oxford tracts
for the times. London, 1844. 2 v. 8.
- Fanaticism. London, 1833. 8.
- History of the transmission of ancient books
to modern times ; tog-ether with the process
of historical proof. New ed. enl. London,
1859. 8.
Logic in theology, and other essays. London,
1859. 16.
Content^. Logic in theology. State of Unitarianism
in England. Nilus. Paula. Theodosius. Julian.
Without controversy. Supplementary to the fifth
Loyola ; and Jesuitism in its rudiments. Lon-
don, 1849. 12.
- Memoirs of Jane Taylor. Lowell, 1829. 12.
Natural history of enthusiasm. N. Y., 1831.
12.
- Personal recollections. (In Good words, v. 5. 1864.)
- Physical theory of another life. N. Y., 1836.
12.
- Restoration of belief. Camb., Eng., 1855. 12.
- Same. New ed, with add. section. Boston,
1867. 12.
- Spirit of the Hebrew poetry. London, 1861. 8.
- Spiritual despotism. N. Y., 1835. 12.
- Wesley and Methodism. London, 1851. 12.
BEAVER, J. Exposure of the unfairness of the 'Gen-
eral reply to all objections' of the author of 'An-
cient Christianity'. London, 1840. 8. (B 1230)
STEPHEN, J. The historian of enthusiasm. From the
Edin. rev., v. 71. (In his Essays in eccl. biog., v. 2.
1850.)
Taylor, Rev. Isaac. Words and places; or, Ety-
mological illust. of history, ethnology, and
geography. London, 1864. 8.
Taylor, J. Decorations for parks and gardens.
London, [182-?]. 8.
Taylor, J. On coal. (In Armstrong, Sir W. G., and oth-
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Taylor, Rev. James. Sermon, Northampton, Aug. 20.
Northampton, 1818. 8. (B 1010)
Taylor, James. View of the money system of
England, from the Conquest. Lond., 1828. 8.
Taylor, James, Quartermaster Gen. U.S.A. Memorial and
statement in rel. to his claim against the U. S.
n.t.p. [183-.J 8. (B 1460)
Taylor, Rev. James, of Wakefield. True doctrine
of the eucharist, in refutation of Wilber-
force's book. London, 1855. 8.
Taylor, James B. Lives of Virginia Baptist min-
isters. 2d ed. enl. Richmond, 1838. 12.
Taylor, James W. History of the State of Ohio,
1650-1787. Cincin., 1854. 8.
Report upon the gold and silver mining east
of the Rocky Mountains. Wash., 1867. 8.
- and Browne, J. R. Reports upon the mineral
resources of the U. S. Wash., 1867. 8.
Taylor, Jane. Display; a tale. Boston, 1815. 18.
- Poetical remains of T., with extracts from her
corresp.; [ed.] byl. Taylor. Lowell, 1829. 12.
-TAYLOR,!. Memoirs of T. Lowell, 1829. 12.
Taylor, Jeremy, Bp. Works ; with life, etc., by R.
Heber. London, 1822. 15 v. 8.
Contents. Vol. 1. Life. Funeral sermon, by Bp.
Rust. Corresp. with Mr. H. Jeanes. Christian con-
solations. 2. The life of Christ. 2, 3. The history of
Jesus. 3. Contemplations of the state of man in this
life and in that which is to come. 4. The rule and ex-
ercises of holy living. The rule and exercises of holy
dying. 5, 6. Sermons. 7. Of the sacred order and
offices of episcopacy. Apology for authorized and set
forms of liturgy. 7, 8. <s>eoAoyt'<x e/cAe/cTiKrj; or, A dis-
course of the liberty of prophesying. 8, 9. The doc-
trine and practice of repentance. 9. Deus justificatus.
10. On the real presence of Christ in the holy sacra-
ment. 10, 11. A dissuasive from popery. 11. Letters.
XpiVis TeAeuoTifoj, a discourse of confirmation. A dis-
course of the nature, offices, and measures of friendship,
etc. 11-14. Ductor dubitantium ; or, The rule of con-
science. 14. Rules and advices to the clergy of the
diocess of Down and Connor. 15. The golden grove;
or, A manual of daily prayers and litanies fitted" to the
days of the week. The psalter of David, with titles
and collects, etc. A collection of offices, or forms of
prayer. The worthy communicant; or, A discourse of
the nature, effects, and blessings consequent to the wor
thy receiving of the Lord's supper. Prayers.
Works ; rev. and corr. by C. P. Eden. (Vol.
2, 3, 4, new ed.) London, 1854, 50, 49-52,
50-52. 10 v. 8.
Note. Vol. 9, 10, ed. by A. Taylor.
Contents. Vol. 1. Clerus domini. Dedication of
grammar. Prayers before and after sermon. Friend-
ship. Rules and advices to the clergy of the diocese of
Down and Connor. Sermon, the gate to Heaven a strait
gate. Life of J. T. Fuueral sermon on T. by G.
Rust. Indexes. 2. Life of Christ. 3. Holy living
and dying. 4. Sermons. 5. Episcopacy. Apology
for set forms. Reverence due to the altar. Liberty
of prophesying. Confirmation. 6. Real presence of
Christ in the sacrament. Dissuasive from Popery.
Five letters to persons tempted to a change in their
religion. 7. Unum necessarium. Deus justificatus.
Correspondence with Warner and Jeanes. Golden
grove. Hymns. 8. Worthy communicant. Sup-
Slement of sermons. Coll. of offices. 9, 10. Ductor
ubitantium.
-- Collection of polemical and moral discourses.
London*, 1657. f.
Contents. The golden-grove; or, A manuall of daily
prayers and litanies. An apology for authorized and
set forms of liturgy. The sacred order and office of
episcopacy. The real presence and spirituall of Christ
in the blessed sacrament proved against the doctrine of
transubstantiation. A discourse of the liberty of
prophesying. Deus justificatus; or, A vindication of
the glory of the divine attributes in the question of
original sin. A discourse, nature and offices of friend-
ship. Sermon, St. Maries Church, Oxford. Discourse ;
natvire, offices, and measures of friendship; added, two
letters to persons changed in their religion.
Contemplations of the state of man. See Nierem-
berg, J. E. Note.
Discourses on various subjects. Boston, 1816.
3 v. 8.
Dissuasive from popery. Real presence and spiritual
of Christ in the blessed sacrament. (In Cardwell,
E. Tracts on points at issue, v. 1. 1836.)
Ductor dubitantium ; or, the rule of con-
science. London, 1660. f.
The great exemplar; life and death of Jesus.
London, 1653. f.
Same. London, 1667. f.
Same, abridged. Life of Christ. Newbury-
port, 1796. 12.
Poems. (In Grosart, A. B. Miscel., v. 1. 1871. Ful-
ler worthies' lib., v. 9.)
Selections from the works of T. ; with life. ( Tn Young,
A. Lib. of old Eng. prose writers, v. 8. 1833.)
Selections from the works of T. (hi Montagu, B.
Selections. 1853.)
MALDEN, H. (In his Disting. men, v. 2. 1838; v. 38
of Lib. ent. knl.)
Taylor, John, the water poet, b. 1580, d. 1654.
Works; comprised in the folio ed. of 1630.
[Manchester,] 1869. f. (Spencer Soc.)
Contents. Urania. First part of the troubles and
destruction of Jerusalem. Second part and finall de-
struction of Jerusalem by Titus and Vespasian. Life
and death of the Virgin Mary. Superbia) flagellum.
Against cursing and swearing. The fearefull summer.
The travels of twelvepence. The Armado, or navy
of ships that faile as well by land as by sea. The
begger. Taylor's goose. Jacke a Lent. Pennilesso
pilgrimage. Acts and exploits of Wood, the great
eater in Kent. Sir Gregory Nonsence. A very m erry
wherry voyage from London to Yorke. A new d-isc.
by sea with a wherry, from London to Salisbury. A
kicksie winsie, or a lerry cum twang. Taylor's motto.
An epicedium. The eight wonder of the world.
Laugh and be fat. Coriat's newes and letter with the
authour's paraphrasing verses. A bawd very modest.
A whore very honest. A thiefe very true. A
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hangman very necessary. The unnatural father.
Taylor's revenge against Fenner. Fenner's defence.
A cast over the water to Fenner. The water-man's
suite cone, players. Wit and mirth. A dogge of
warre. The worlde runs on wheeles. The nipping
or snipping of abuses. A briefe of the chronicle from
Brute to this present in verse. A briefe of the chron-
icle from the Norman conquest to this present. A
farewell to the Towre bottles. The marriage of the
Princess Elisabeth. Funerall elegie for King James,
Earl of Nottingham, Earl of Holdernesse, Bp. of
Winchester, Duke of Richmond and Linox, John
Moray. The summe of the Bible in verse. The
summe of the book of martyrs in verse. Archie, his
making peace with France. Praise of hempseed.
Pastorall. Three weekes and three days travells from
London into Germany. Taylor's travell to Bohemia.
An Englishman's love to Bohemia. The dolphin's
danger and deliverance. The cormorant. A brave
sea-tight by Captaine J. Weddell in the gulfe of Persia.
The sculler. Christian admonitions. The great
O Toole. The churches deliverances. Prince Chales,
his welcome from Spaine. The praise of clean linnin.
Works not incl. in the folio vol. of 1630.
[Manchester,] 1870-78. (Spencer Soc., v. 7,
14, 19, 21, 25.)
Contents. Vol. 1. Thame Isis. The old, old, very
old man; the life of T. Par. Part of this summer's
travels. Praise of the needle. Differing worships.
A swarme of sectaries and schismatiques. Religion's
enemies. The liar. A pedlar and a Romish priest.
Tale in a tub. Answer against the writer of A tale in a
tub. Plea for prerogative. Life and progresse of H.
Walker, the ironmonger. Mad fashions, od fashions,
etc. Apology for private preaching. Cluster of cox-
combes. Aqua-musse. Complaint of Christmas.
Kings most excellent Majesties wellcome to his own
house. 'iTTTr-ayflpioTro?; an ironicall expostulation with
death and fate, for the losse of the late Lord Mayor of
London. Wandering to see the wonders of the west.
Number and names of all the kings of Eng. and Scot-
land. Christmas in and out. Short rel. of a long
journey. 2. Suddaine turne of ffortunes wheele. The
fearefull summer. Carriers cosmographie. Drinke
and welcome. J. Taylor's last voyage and adventure.
Irish footman's poetry. Devil turn'd Round-head.
Heads of all fashions. Crop-eare curried; or, Tom
Nash, his ghost. Mad verse, sad verse, glad verse, and
bad verse. No Mercurius aulicus. J. Taylor to J.
Booker. Rebells anathematized and anatomized.
Causes of the diseases and distempers of this kingdom.
Ale ale-vated into the ale-titude. Epigrammes,
written on purpose to be read. Certain travailes of an
uncertain journey. 3. A bawd. Taylor's travels.
Bull, beare, and horse, cut. curtaile, and longtaile.
Taylor's feast. Sad and deplorable elegy. Taylor's
manifestation. Truth's triumph. Oxford besiedged.
4. Taylor's Arithmeticke. The generall complaint.
A most learned and eloquent speech. Honorable and
memorable foundations. A valorous and perillous sea-
light. Complaint of M. Tenter-hooke. England's
comfort and London's joy. A reply as true as steele.
The hellish parliament. A delicate, dainty, damnable
dialogue. To the Right Hon. Assembly. An humble
desired union. Mercurius inferualis. Travels from
London to the Isle of Wight. Ranters of both sexes.
The essence, quintessence, etc., of nonsence upon sence.
5. Faire and fowle weather. Mercurius Aquaticus;
or, The water-poets answer to all that hath or shall be
writ by Mercurius Britanicus. The conversion, etc., of
a mis-led, ill-bred, rebellious Round-head. A letter
eent to London from a spie at Oxford. An honest
answer to the late published 'Apologie for private preach-
ing'. The noble cavalier caracterised, and a rebellious
caviller cauterised.
Extracts rel. to T. Coryate. (In Coryat, T. Crudi-
ties, v. 3. 1776.)
Prince Charles; his welcome from Spaine. (In Somers,
J. Col. of tracts, v. 2. 1809.) Heaven's blessing
and earth's joy; or, A relation of the supposed sea-
fights and fireworks at the marriage of Frederick
and Elizabeth. (In v. 3. 1810.)
Wit and mirth. (In Hazlitt, W. C. Shakespeare
jest books, v. 3. 1864.)
Taylor, John, of Norwich, b. 1694, d. 1761. Ad-
vertisement [of] an Hebrew concordance. London,
n.d. 8. (B 53)
Paraphrase with notes on the epistles to the
Romans. 2d ed. London, 1847. 4.
Scheme of scripture divinity. (In Watson, R. Col.
of theol. tracts, v. 1. 1791.) Key to the apostolic
writings. (In v. 3. 1791.)
Scripture doctrine of original sin proposed to
free and candid examination ; with a sup-
plement. 2d ed. London, 1741. 8.
EDWARDS, J. The great Christian doctrine of
original sin defended in reply to T. Boston,
1758. 8.
Same. (In his Works, v. 6. 1809.)
Taylor, John, Archdeacon of Buckingham, b. 1704,
d. 1766. Annotationes ad Demosthenem. (In
Schaefer, G. H. Apparatus crit. ad Demosthenem.
1824-33.)
Commentarius adL. Decemviralem deinopede-
bitore in partis dissecando. Cantab. ,1742. 4.
Note. Contains also Notse ad Marrnor Bosporanum
loui Vrio sacrum, Dissertatio de voce Yonane; expli-
catio inscriptionis in antiquo marmore Oxon. [aT. Bar-
low] ; Dehistoricis Anglicaniscommentatio [T. Barlow].
Ad Dinarchum et Andocidem annotatiunculae. Pro-
legomena ad Demosthenem. (In Reiske, J. J. Oral.
Gr.,v. 8. 1773.)
Sermon at Bishop-Stortford. Aug. 22, 1749; anniver-
sary of the school feast. Camb., 1749. 4. (B 1348)
Sermon before the Ho. of Com., Feb. llth. London,
1757. 4. (B 1256)
Taylor, John, LL.D., Prebendary of Westminster,
d. 1788. L tter to S. Johnson on a future state.
London, 1787. 8. (A 32)
Sermons; also S. Johnson's sermon for the
funeral of [Mrs. Taylor]. (Vol.1, 3d ed.)
London, 1795, 92. 2v. 8.
Taylor, John, of Deerfield, Mass. Account of the mischief
done by the enemy in Deerfield from the death of
Mr. Williams to the conclusion of the French war.
(In Williams, J. Redeemed captive. 1793.)
Century sermon, Deerfield, Feb. 29; commemoration
of the destruction of the town by the French and
Indians. Greenfield, 1804. 8. (B 163, 333, 842)
Taylor, John, Lieut. Col. Letters on India. Lon-
don, 1800. 4.
Taylor, John, of Caroline Co., Va., d. 1824. Con-
struction construed and constitutions vindi-
cated. Richmond, 1820. 8.
Defence of the measures of the administration of T.
Jefferson; by Curtiuu. Wash., 1804. 8. (B424)
Enquiry into the principles and tendency of certain
public measures. Phila., 1794. 8. (B 640)
Live fences. Clearing ground. Gypsum. (In
Phila. Soc. Prom. Agric. Mem., v. 1. 1808.)
Taylor, John, d. 1832. Records of my life. Lon-
don, 1832. 2 v. 8.
Taylor, John, *. Delevan, E. C. REPORT of trial. Albany,
1840. 8. (B 1435)
Taylor, John, Master of the Free School at Wakefteld.
True doctrine of the eucharist ; refutation of
"NYilberforce's book. London, 1855. 8.
Taylor, John. Drunkenness as an indirect cause of crime.
(In Nat. Assoc. Prom. Soc. Sci. Trans., 1859.)
Taylor, John, d. 1864. The battle of the standards.
London, 1864. 8.
Catechism of foreign exchanges and the effects
of an abasement of bullion. Lond., 1835. 12.
Catechism of the currency. London, 1835. 16.
Discovery of the author of the letters of Junius.
London, 1813. 8. (B 690)
The Great Pyramid. London, 1859. 8.
Identity of Junius with a distinguished living
character [Sir P. Francis] established. 1st
Amer. ed. N.Y., 1818. 8".
Taylor, John Glanville. United States and Cuba.
London, 1851. 12.
Taylor, John James. Moral education of the people; dis-
course, Dec. London, 1833. 8. (B 1346)
Sketch of the life and character of J. E. Bowman.
(In Lit. and Phil. Soc. of Manchester. Mem., v.
12. 1846.)
Taylor, John L., of Ohio, d. 1870. Speech on the Mexican
indemnity 'bill, Jan. 20. Wash., 1852. 8. (B 1510)
Taylor, John Lord, D.D. How shall we provide
iho ministry that we need? address at his inaug. as
professor in the Andover Theol. Seminary, Aug. 6.
.Andover, 1&6S. 8. (E 75)
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Memoir of S. Phillips. Boston, 1856. 8.
PARK, E. A. Taylor's memoir of Judge Phillips.
[Pp. 853-891 of Bibliotheca sacra, Oct., 1856.1 (B
1459)
Taylor, John Pitt. Expediency of passing an act to per-
mit defendant* in criminal courts to testify. (In
Nat. Assoc. Prom. Soc. Sci. Trans., 1860.)
Taylor, John Sydney. Selections from the writings
of T. London, 1843. 8.
Taylor, Joseph. COLLIER, J. P. (In Jiis Memoirs of the
actors in the plays of Shakespeare. 1846. Shake-
speare Soc., v. 39.-)
Taylor, Joseph. Oratio funebris in obitum E. Wiggles-
worth, n.p., 1765. 8. (B 17, 212, 471, 850)
Taylor, Joseph W. Plea for the University of Alabama;
address before the Erosophic and Philomathic Soci-
eties, Aug. 9. Tuskaloosa, 1847. 8. (B 1581)
Taylor, Rev. Joseph W. Sermons; the mortality of man
and the eternity of the Word of God. (In Free
church pulpit. 1855.)
Taylor, Joshua. Oration, Portland, July 4th. Portland,
1805. 8. (B 342)
Taylor, Col. Meadows. Descriptions of cairns, etc., in the
Dekhan. Cairns on Twizell Moor. ( In Royal Irish
Acad. Antiq., v. 24. 1865.)
Native literature of India. (In Afternoon lectures,
v. 2. 1864.)
Taylor, Michael. Sexagesimal table exhibiting the
result of any proportion, etc. ; also tables of
equation, etc. London, 1780. 4.
- Tables of logarithms of numbers from 1 to
101,000. London 1792. 4.
Taylor, Michael Angelo. Speech. (In Speeches of the
managers in the trial of W. Hastings, v. 4. 1861.)
Taylor, Nathaniel. Discourse on the nature and
necessity of faith in Christ with an answer
to the plans of Unitarians for the sufficiency
of bare morality. London, 1700. 8.
Taylor, Nathaniel Wm., D.D. WOODS, L. Letters to
N. W. Taylor. (In his Works, v. 4. 1851.)
Taylor, Nellie M. BROCKETT, L. P. (In his Woman's
work in the civil war. 1867.)
Taylor, Oliver Alden. Catalogue of the library of
the Theological Seminary in Andover, Mass.
Andover, 1838. 8.
Same. 1st supplement. Andover, 1849. 8.
Taylor, Peter. RITCHIE, J. E. (In his British senators.
1869.)
Taylor, Rev. Richard. Te Ika a Maui ; or, New
Zealand and its inhabitants. Lond., 1855. 8.
Taylor, Richard Cowling. Notice of a model of the west-
ern portion of the Schnylkill coal field of Penn., etc.
(In Assoc. of Amer. Geol. Reports, 1843.)
and Clemson, T. G. Notice of a vein of bituminous
coal, recently explored in the vicinity of the Havana,
in Cuba. (In Amer. Phil. Soc. Trans., n. s., v. 6.
1839.)
Taylor, Robert. Oratio anniversaria in theatre Collegii Re-
galis Medicorum Lond. ex Harveii instituto festo
divi Lucse habita 1755. London, 1756. 4. (A 63)
Taylor, Rowland. Fox, J. Life of T. (in Wordsworth, C.
Eccl. biog., v. 2. 1839.)
Taylor, Samuel. Literary and musical entertainments for
the people. (In Nat. Assoc. Prom. Soc. Sci.
Trans., 1858.)
Taylor, Samuel Harvey, D.D. Address. (In Pinkerton
Academy. Commemorative services at the semi-
cent, anniv. 1866.)
Memoir of E. L. Parker. (In Parker, E. L. Hist.
of Londonderry. 1851.)
Taylor, Stephen. Wisconsin; its rise and progress; with
notices of Mineral Point and Richland Co. (In
Wisconsin Hist. Soc. Col., v. 2. 1856.)
Taylor, T. P. The bottle; a drama. (In Minor drama,
v.3.)
Taylor, Theodore, pseud. See Hotten, J. C.
Taylor, Thomas, the Puritan, d. 1632. Christ re-
vealed ; or, The types and shadows of our
Saviour in the Old Testament explained.
London, 1635. 4.
Commentary upon the epistle to Titus. Camb.,
1612. 4.
Der geistliche Bau ; ubersetzet von J. Nicolai.
Helmstad, 1682. 12.
368. (12. 1. 81.)
Taylor, Thomas, of Cambridge. Jacob wrestling
with God ; a treatise cone, faith in prayer.
London, 1692. 12.
Taylor, Thomas. Observation of the Lord's day recom-
mended. Boston, 1792. 8. (B 1303)
Taylor, Thomas, 'the Platonist', d. 1835. Disser-
tation on the Eleusinian and Bacchic mysteries.
2d ed. (In Pamphleteer, 1816; v. 8 of B 838)
Elements of a new arithmetical notation, and
new arithmetic of infinities. Lond., 1823. 8.
Five hymns. (In Sallustius philosophies. The gods
and the world. 1793.)
Theoretic arithmetic ; cont. the substance of
all that has been written by Theo, Nico-
machus, lamblichus, and Boetius. London,
1816. 8.
Taylor, Thomas, of Manningtree. Life of W. Cow-
per. London, 1833. 8.
- Same. Phila., 1833. 12.
Taylor, Timothy. Defence of sundry positions. 1646. See
Eaton, S. (B 1)
Taylor, Tom. The babes in the wood ; a comedy.
(No. 56 of Spencer's univ. stage.)
The fool's revenge; a drama. (In Sargent, E.
Mod. stand, dr., v.'42.) Helping hands; a drama.
(In v. 34.)
Henry Dunbnr; or, A daughter's trials; drnma. (No.
8 of De Witt's acting plays.) The hidden hand;
or, The gray lady of Porth Vennon ; a drama. (No.
60.)
Life and times of Sir J. Reynolds. See Leslie, C. R.
* Life of B. R.Haydon ; from his autobiog. and
journals. London, 1853. 3 v. 12.
Same. N. Y., 1853. 2 v. 12.
New men and old acres; a comedy. (No. 115 of De
Witt's acting plays.)
Nine points of the law; a comedy. (No. 21 of Spen-
cer's univ. stage.) Payable on demand; a drama.
(No. 70.)
Plot and passion; a drama. (No. 61 o/De Witt's act-
ing plays.)
Retribution; a domestic drama. (In Sargent, E.
Mod. stand, drama, v. 19.)
A sheep in wolf's clothing; drama. (No. 79 of De
Witt's acting plays.)
Still water runs deep; comedy. (In Sargent, E.
Mod. stand, dr., v. 34.) Ticket-of-leave man; a
drama. (In v. 42.) Victims; comedy. (In v. 24.)
and Reade, C. Masks and faces; comedy. (In
v. 30.) Two loves and a life; drama. (In v. 35.)
Taylor, W T . F. Guide to Windsor, Eton, and Vir-
ginia water. London, [18 ]. 16.
Taylor, Rev. W. R. Sermon, Christ the propitiation for
the sins of the whole world. (In Free Church pul-
pit. 1853.)
Sermon, The sword of the Spirit. (In Suddards, W.
British pulpit, v. 1. 1837.)
Taylor, Whately Cooke. Indirect sources of advanced
female education. (In Nat. Assoc. Prom. Soc. Sci.
Trans., 1868.)
Taylor, Wm. Reply, etc. See Sterns, J. (A 20)
Taylor, Rev. Wm., of Glasgow. The education of the chil-
dren of the poor; sermon, May 29. Edin., 1796. 8".
(B 1860)
Trust in God, etc. ', sermon, Mar. 8, national fast. Glas-
gow, 1798. 8. (B 1860)
Taylor, Capt. Wm. LA GRANGE, J. M. de. Memoirepour
W. T. capitaine du navire americain la Calliope.
Paris, [180-]. 4. (A3, 7)
Taylor, Wm. A vision seen by N. Barlow, of Freetown.
n.t.p. [1801.] 8. (B432)
Taylor, Rev. Wm. Sermon; festival of St. Patrick, Mar.
21. N. Y., 1819. 8. (B 956)
Taylor, Wm., of Norwich, b. 1765, d. 1836. His-
toric survey of German poetry ; with transla-
tions . London, 1829-30. 3 v. (v. 1 w.). 8.
ROBBERDS, J. W. Memoir of life and writings
of T. London, 1843. 2 v. 8.
Taylor, Wm,, of California. Cause and probable
results of civil war in America. London,
1862. 8.
Taylor, Wm. Benj. Sarsfield. History of the Uni-
versity of Dublin. London, 1845. 8.
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Origin, progress, etc., of fine arts in Gr. Brit.
and Ireland. London, 1841. 2 v. 12.
Taylor, Wm. Cooke. Factories and the factory
system. London, 1844. 8.
- Hand book of silk, cotton, and woolen manu-
factures. London, 1843. 16.
- History of Ireland ; with add. by W. Sampson.
N. Y., 1847. 2 v. 18. (Harper's fam lib.,
v. 51-52.)
- Life and times of Sir R. Peel. London, [1846-
50]. 4 v. 8.
Manual of ancient and modern history ; rev. j
with a chapter 011 the hist, of the U. S. by
(J. S. Henry. 2d ed. N. Y., 1845. 8.
- Natural history of society. London, 1840.
2 v. 12.
- Notes of a tour in the manufacturing districts
of Lancashire. London, 1842. 16.
Occult sciences. See Smedley, E.
Taylor, Wm. Cooper. The seasons in England;
descr. poems. Boston, 1807. 16.
Taylor, Zachary. The slavery question. See Cass, L.
COALITION of the democracy and the abolitionists in
opposition to the administration of T. .., 1849.
8. (B1502)
- GEN. Taylor and the Wilmot proviso. Boston, 1848.
8. (B1502)
GEN. Taylor's moral, intellectual, and professional
character, as drawn by J. J. Crittenden, etc.
Wash., 1848. 8. (B 1502)
- GEN. Taylor's two faces; published by the National
and Jackson Democratic Assoc. Com. Wash., 1848.
8. (B1502)
LESTER, C. E. Memoir. (In his Gallery of Ameri-
cans. 1850.)
LIFE and public services of T. ; by an officer of the
U.S.A. 1ST. Y., 1846. 8. (B 1460)
POORE, B. P. Life of T. [Boston, 18 .] 8. (B 1502)
REASONS good and true for supporting the nomination
of T. Wash., 1848. 8. (B 1460, 1502)
- REVIEW of the life, character, and political opinions
of T. Boston, 1848. 8. (B 1502)
- SKETCH of the life and character of T.; with Hist, of
the Mexican war. Boston, 1847. 8. (B 1502)
SKETCH of the life and public services ofT. ; with
considerations in favor of his election. n.t.p.
[Wash., 1848.] 8. (B 1460, 1502)
STEARNS, C. Facts in the life of T. Boston, 1848. 12.
(C 256)
For addresses on his death see Anderson, T D
Baldwin, O. P.; Bell, L. V.; Ely, A. B.;
Fiske, J. O. ; Flint, J. ; Hopkins, J. H. ; Krebs,
J. M. ; Mason, E. N. ; Pope, L. ; Potter, H. ;
Prentiss, G. L. ; Quincy, J. ; Slafter, E. F. ;
Thompson, B.; I). S. Cong.; ITpham, C. W. ;
Taylour, Thomas, 1st Marquis of Ileadfort. See Massy,
C., vs. Taylour, T.
Tazewell, Littleton Waller. GRIGSBY, H. B. Dis-
course on the life and character of T. Nor-
folk, 1860. 8.
Tchao-chi-kou-eul; 1'orphelin de la Chine, drame;
tr. du chinois par S. Julien. Paris, 1834. 8.
Tchavtchavadze, Anne. VEDEREVSKI, . Captivite de
deux princesses russes dans le serail de Chamvl
(In Revue d. D. Mondes, mai 1856.)
Tcheou-li. RITES des Tcheou; tr. par E. Biot.
Paris, 1851. 2 v. 8.
- BIOT, J. B. Communication sur le Tcheou-li. (In
Paris. Inst. Ac. d. Sci. Hor. Comte rendu, v. 19.
loOl.)
Tchinovnicks ; sketches of provincial life, from
the mem. of Saltikow; tr., with notes, from
the Russian by F. Aston. London, 1861. 12
Tchong-yong^ouLe juste milieu. (I n Memoires cone, les
Tchudic race. See Savoloks ; Yemen.
Tea. SHORT, T. Discourses on tea, milk, and
punch. London, 1750. 8.
- LETTSOM, J. C. Diss. inaug. med. sistens observationes
ari vires these pertinentes. Lugd. Bat., 1769. 8. (B
TWINING, R. Answer to the report of the East India
directors resp. the sale and prices of tea. London,
1785. 8. (B 1682)
GRIFFITH, W. Report on the tea plant of Upper
Assam, n.t.p. [18-.] 8. (B 1141)
MARTIN. R. M. Past and present state of the tea-
trade of England. London, 1832. 8. (B 1060)
ALCOTT, W. A. Tea and coffee. Boston, 1839.
18.
SIGMOND, G. G. Tea; its effects, medicinal
and moral. London, 1839. 16.
BALL, S. Cultivation and manufacture of tea
in China. London, 1848. 8.
- FORTUNE, R. Journey to the tea countries of
China. London, 1852. 8.
SIEBOLD, P. F. Landwirthschaft, Kunstfleiss, und
Handel. (In his Nippon, 5. Bd., 5. Abth. 1852.)
PAYEN, A. (In Revue d. D. Mondes, Jan. 1860.)
Teach, Edward. WILKINSON, S. Voyages and adventures
of Teach, called Black Beard the pirate. Boston,
1808. 12. (C 158)
Teacher, The; or, Moral influences in the instruction of the
young. See Abbott, J.
Teachers, See Education.
Teacher's assistant, The. See Trimmer, S.
Teacher's sift, The ; by M. B. L. Boston, 1837. 18.
(N. E. S. S. Union.)
Teacher's offering. London, 1846-47. 2 v. 18.
Tears of the foot guards upon their departure for
America ; by an ensign of the provincial
army. 2d ed. London, 1776. 4.
Teate, city. See Chieti.
Teatra Warszawska. Warszawa, 1834-40. 27 v.
16.
Contents. Pt. 1, v. 1. Duveyrier, A. H. J., and
Leroux, H. Zachod slonca, komedyo-opera ; tlum. przez
Fr. Szymanowski. 2, 3. Wanting. 4. Ben-Dawid,
czyli zyd i chrzescianin ; thim. przez B. Halperta. 6.
Duveyrier, A. IT. J. Zampa, opera komiczna; przel.
przez J. Jasinski. 7. Scribe, A. E. Qua go niena-
widzi ; przel. przez S. Boguslawski. 8. Skarbka, F.
II. Bioralisci, komedyo opera. 9. Sewrin, C. A.
Komornik poeta, komedyo-opera ; przel. przez Fr. Szy-
manowtfki. 10. Dla czego? tlom. przez B. H. 11.
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ance. Boston, 1848. 8. (B 1281)
FEW practical reflections, A, on the grog ration in the
United States navy; by an old officer, n.p., 1849. 8.
(B 1281)
HOSMER, C. L. Aldermanic wisdom and aldermanic
virtue on the question of license and no license.
Boston, 1849. 8". (B 1279)
JUSTICE, pseud. Temperance at entertainments. n..,
[1849]. 4. (A 65)
LAMAS, M. The glass; or, Trials of Helen More.
Phila., 1849. 8. (B 1281)
REMARKS on the use of alcohol for the preparation of
medicines. Boston, 1849. 12. (C 204, 271)
To the clergy and Christian professors in the U. S.
n.p., [1849]. 8. (C203)
- CARPENTER, W.B. Use and abuses of liquors.
Boston, 1851. 12.
Same. (In Mass. Temp. Soc. When will the day
come? 1857.)
MASS. TEMP. Soc. Alcohol in the British navy.
Boston, 1851. 12. (C 203)
ALGER, W. R. Facts of intemperance, and their
claims on the public action of the people. Boston,
1852. 8. (B 1281)
- BARNES, A. Discourse in behalf of a law prohibiting
traffic in intoxicating drinks. Philadelphia, 1852. 8.
(B 1283)
- BUCKINGHAM, S. Bible temperance against
ultra teetotalism. N. Y., 1852. 8.
- LEVY, M. E. Address before the Temperance Society
of Micanopy. Jacksonville, 1852. 8. (B 1281)
LICENSE question, and the liquor traffic. Boston
[1852]. 16. (C204)
LOVEJOY, J. C. The law and the offence ; lecture on
prohibitory laws. Boston, 1852. 8. (B 1281)
MASSACHUSETTS anti-liquor law; also, Proceedings of
the temperance convention at Worcester. Boston,
1852. 8. (B 1281)
AMER. TEMP. UNION. Appeal to the public from 'Re-
sults of the Maine law'. N. Y., 1853. 8. (B 1281)
BEECHER, L., and others. Address and memorial.
Boston, 1853. 12. (C 203)
BREWER, W. A. On the liquor law. Boston, 1853.
12. (C203)
CHARACTERISTICS and claims of a prohibitory law.
Practical working of the Maine law. [Pp. 137-
161 of some work on temperance. 1853?] 12. (C 203)
DE QUINCEY, T. Temperance movement. (In his
Narrative papers, v. 2. 1853.)
GOUGH, J. B. Habit; a lecture before the Young
Men's Christian Assoc., Nov. 22. [London,] 1853.
8. (B 1281)
LOVEJOY, J. C. Speech on the repeal of the liquor
law. Boston, [1853]. 12. (C 204)
MINOR, L. Reasons tor abolishing the liquor traffic.
Richmond, 1853. 12. (D 24)
BUCKINGHAM, J. S. History and progress of
the T. reformation. Lond., 1854. 8.
WARREN, J. C. Effect of stimulating drinks. (In his
Preservation of health. 1854.)
BEGGS, T. Dear bread and wasted grain ; a lecture,
Dec. 20, 1855. London, 1856. 8. (B 1536)
POTTER, A. The drinking usages of society. Bos-
ton, 1855. 12. (C 204)
DELAVAN, E. C. Letter to Gov. King; appeal for co-
operation in T. reform. Albany, 1857. 8. (B 1281)
MASS. TEMP. Soc. When will the day come?
Boston, [1857]. 12.
NOTT, E. Lectures on T. ; with an introd. by
by T. Lewis, ed. by A. McCoy. N. Y., 1857.
12.
MARSH, J. The temperance battle not man's but
God's. N. Y., 1858. 8. (B 1281)
PLUMMER, C. H. Oration. 2d ed. Lawrence, 1858.
16. (C204)
CHEEVER, G. B. The dream; or, True history of
Deacon Giles's distillery and Deacon Jones's brew-
ery. N. Y., 1859. 8. (B 1281)
HARRISSON, D. A voice from the Washing-
tonian Home, being a hist, of the Inst. in
Boston for the Reformation of Inebriates.
Boston, 1860. 8.
LALLEMA.ND, L., and others. Du role de
1'alcool et des anesthesiques dans 1'organisme.
Paris, 1860. 8.
MACLEOD, A. Repression and drunkenness. (In
Nat. Assoc. Prom. Soc. Sci. Trans., 1860.)
BAYLY, Mrs. M. Mended homes and what re-
paired them. London, 1861. 16.
MAIR, J. Nephaleia ; or, Total abstinence the
doctrine of the Bible. N. Y., 1861. 12.
MASSACHUSETTS TEMPERANCE SOCIETY. Ad-
dresses by A. Potter and others. Boston,
1861. 12.
THOUGHTS on the moral physiology and pathology of
the disease liquor drinking. Bost., 1862. 8. (B181)
KIRK, J. State of parishes in Scotland in rel. to the
traffic in strong drink. (In Nat. Assoc. Prom. Soc.
Sci. Trans., 1863.)
DELAVAN, E. C. Temperance essays and
selections. Albany, 1865. 12.
HUTTON, Rev. T. The licensing system and its
needed reforms. (In Nat. Assoc. Prom. Soc. Sci.
Trans., 1865.)
ANDREW, J. A. Errors of prohibition; argument
before a comm. of the Gen. Court, Apr. 3. Boston ,
1867. 8. (B 1928)
FRANCE. Com. Imp. de PExpos. de 1867. Boissons fer-
nientees. (In their Rapports, v. 11.)
SONS OF TEMPERANCE, N. A. Directory, 1868.
Boston, 1868. 12.
BEGGS, T. On the remedies which lie within the scope
of voluntary effort. NEWMAN, F. W. On the
drink traffic. (In Nat. Assoc. Prom. Soc. Sci.
Trans., 1869.)
Periodicals .
AMERICAN quarterly T. magazine. Vol. 1-2.
Albany, 1833-34. 2 v. 8.
TEMPERANCE
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TEMPLE
- TEMPERANCE advocate; Jan. -Dec. Honolulu, 1843.
4. (E168)
See also Alcohol ; Delirium tremena ; Distill-
ing ; Liquors ; Maine. Liguor law. Narcotics ;
Spirituous liquors ; Still ; Stimulants ; To-
bacco ; Wine ; also Mathew, T.
Note. For Proceedings, addresses, etc., of temperance
societies see the list under Temperance societies.
Temperance Convention, 4th National, Saratoga,
Aug. 20, 1851. Proc., speeches, and addresses.
N. Y., 1851. 8. (Permanent T. doc., v. 3.)
Temperance Convention of Mass., Boston, Sept. 23, 1835.
Proc.; with address. Boston, 1836. 8. (B 1124,
1279, 1812)
Temperance Convention of Mass., Boston, Feb. 12, 1840.
Proc. Boston, 1840. 8. (B 1280)
Temperance Convention of Mass., Worcester, June 23, 24,
1852. Mass, anti-liquor law; also proc. Boston,
1852. 8. (B 1281)
Temperance Convention of Mass., Worcester, Sept. 18,
1833. Journal of proc. Boston, 1833. 8. (B 1768)
Temperance Convention of N~. Jersey, Hackettstown, Sept.
26, 1843. Proc. (In Torrey, W. Speech. 1843.
B 1280)
Temperance Convention of N. Jersey, Morrisstown, Dec.
13, 1843. Proc. (In Torrey, W. Speech. 1843. B1280)
Temperance Convention of Penn., Harrisburg. Jan., 12,
13, 1842. Proc. Shiremanstown, 1842. 8. (B 1280)
Temperance Convention of the Young Men of Mass.,
Worcester, July 1, 2, 1834. Proc. Boston, 1834. 8.
(B 1278)
Temperance Societies. For proceedings, etc., of temper-
ance societies, see the name of the Society as Albany.
Young Men's Temp. Soc. ; Amer. Temp. Soc.;
Amer. Temp. Union ; Bombay Temp. Soc.; Boston.
Irish Temp. Soc.; Boston. Young Men's Temp. Soc.;
Boston Young Men's Tot. Abst. Soc. ; Cambridge
Temp. Soc. ; Congressional Temp. Soc.; Congres-
sional Tot. Abst. Soc.; Hampshire Co. Temp. Soc.;
Haverhill. Soc. Prom. Temp, in H. ; Mass. Div.
No. 71 of the Sons of Temp.; Mass. Soc. for the Sup-
pression of Intemp.; Mass. Temp. Soc.; Mass.
Temp. Union ; Nat. Temp. Soc., London ', N. Y.
City Temp. Soc. ; N. Y. State Soc. Prom. Temp.;
Penn. Soc. for Discouraging the Use of Ardent Spirits ;
Rhode Island State Temp. Soc.; Sons of Temp.;
Tuckerton Temp. Soc.; Watertown Washington
Abst. Soc.
Temperate discussion of the causes which have led to the
present high price of bread; [by C. Long]. Lon-
don, 1800. 8. (B1535)
Same. (In Pamphleteer, 1817; v. 10 of B 838)
Temperature in diseases. WUNDERLICH, C. A.
On the temperature in diseases ; tr. from 2d
German ed. by W. B. Woodman. London,
1871. 8. (Sydenham Soc. Pub., v. 490
Temperature of the air. KIRWAN, R,. Estimate
of the temperature of the different latitudes.
London, 1787. 8.
- WEBSTER, N". Dissertation on the supposed change
in the temperature of winter. (In Conn. Acad.
Mem., v. 1, pt. 1. 1810.)
SCHOTT, C. A. Abstract of the results of obs. for
temperature made by the 2d Grinnell exped., 1853-
55. (In Amer. Assoc. Proc., v. 13. 1860.)
DOVE, H. W. Darstellung der Warme-Er-
scheinungen durch fiinftagige Mittel, 1782-
1855, mit besonderen Beriicksichtigung stron-
ger Winter. Berlin, 1856. f. (Berlin. Ak.
d. W T iss. Abh., Ir suppl. Band.)
JOHNSTON, A. K. Distribution of heat over the globe.
(In his Physical atlas. 1856.)
DEWEY, C. Best hours of daily observation to find
the mean temperature of the year. (In Smithso-
nian Inst. Report, 1857.)
Temperature of the Earth. CORDIER, P. L. A.
Temperature of the interior of the Earth ; tr.
by the junior class of Amherst College.
Amherst, 1828. 12.
Tempest, The. See Shakespeare, W.
Tempest, The; or, The enchanted island; comedy, by J.
' Dryden. (In his Works, v. 3. 1808.)
Tempest in a tea-pot, A; comedy, by F. Picton. (No. 120
of De Witt's acting plays.)
Tempio dell' eternita, II ; da P. Metastasio. (In his Opere,
v. 4. 1782.)
369. (19. 1. 81.)
Templar, Benjamin. Importance of teaching soc. econ. in
elementary schools, etc. (In Nat. Assoc. Prom. Soc.
Sci. Trans., 1858.) Religion of secular schools.
(In 1859.) Ten years' experience of the Man-
chester Free School. (In 1866.) .v
Templars, Knights. RAYNOUARD, F. J. M. Monu-
mens rel. a la condamnation des Chev. du
Temple et a 1'abolition de leur Ordre. Paris,
1813. 8.
GALEANI NAPIONE, G. F. Dei Templarj e dell' abol-
izione dell' ordine loro. (In Turin. Ac. d. Sci.
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MICHELET, J. Proces des Templiers. Paris,
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ADDISON, C. G. Hist, of the Knights Templars.
London, 1842. 8.
SOLDAN, W. G. Ueber den Process der Templer und
die gegen ihren Orden erhobenen Beschuldigungen.
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See also Garway, Herefordshire ; Knighthood.
Temple, Earl. See Grenville, R.
Temple, Anthony. The written word the only rule of Chr.
faith; three discourses. 2d ed. Newcastle upon
Tyne, 1772. 8. (B 1346)
Temple, Daniel. Sermon, Boston, Dec. 16, just before his
departure as a missionary to Western Asia. Bos-
ton, 1821. 8. (B 278, 301, 1353)
Temple, Ebenezer, Funeral sermon on, and address. 1841.
See Fletcher, A.
Temple, Edmond. Travels in Peru. London, 1830.
2 v. 8.
Temple, Elizabeth, Lady, Funeral sermon on, 1809. See
Gardiner, J. S. J.
Temple, Frederick, D.D. Education of the world.
(In Essays and reviews. 1860.)
National education. (In Oxford essays, 1856.)
Sermons in Rugby School Chapel, 1858-60.
New ed. London, 1870. 16.
Temple, Sir Grenville Temple. Excursions in the
Mediterranean : Algiers and Tunis. London,
1835. 2 v. 12.
Excursions in the Mediterranean : Greece and
Turkey. London, 1836. 2 v. 12.
Temple, Henry John, 3d Viscount Palmerston. Se-
lections from private journals of tours in
France in 1815-18. London, 1871. 8.
Speech, May 19, on Lord Sandon's resolution [for
the reduction of duties on foreign sugar]. London,
1841. 12. (C 257)
Speech on the treaty of Washington. London, 1843.
8. (B1187)
CONINGHAM, W. Lord Palmerston and Prince Al-
bert; with the 'Suppressed pamphlet', entitled
'Palmerston, what has he done'. London, 1854. 8.
(B 1534)
LA GUEKONNIERE, A. de. (In his Les homines
d'etat de 1'Angleterre. 1855.)
MARTINEAU, H. (In her Biog. sketches. 1869.)
MONTEITH, R. Reasons for demanding investigation
into charges against Lord P. London, reprinted
1840. 8. (B 1164, 1530)
RITCHIE, J. E. (In his British senators. 1869.)
Temple, Isaac. Two sermons, Halifax, Apr. 16, death of
George in. and accession of George IV. Halifax,
1820. 8. (B283)
Temple, Josiah Howard. Early ecclesiastical hist,
of Whately ; discourse, Jan. 7. Northampton,
1849. 8.
Temple, Launcelot, pseud. Sketches. See Armstrong, J.,
M.D.
Temple, Neville, pseud. See Fane, J. C. II.
Temple, Samuel. Concise introduction to practical
arithmetic. 7th ed. Boston, 1813. 12.
Temple, Sir Thomas. Apology for the coinage in Mass.
(In Mass. Hist. Soc. Col., v. 7. 1801.)
Temple, Sir Wm. Works. London, 1740. 2 v. f.
Contents. Vol. 1. Life and character of Sir W. Tem-
ple. _ Observations upon United Provinces of the Neth-
erlands. Miscellanea. Memoirs. 2. Letters.
Introduction to the Hist, of England.
Memoires, 1672-79; tr. de I'angloie. (In Petitot, A.
Col. des mem., 2e ser., v. 64. 1828; and in Michaud
and Poujoulat. Nouv.'col. des m6m., v. 32. 1854.)
TEMPLE
2934
TENNEMANN
Remarques sur 1'estat des Provinces Unies des
Pais-Bas, 1672 ; tr. de 1'anglois. La Hague,
1674. 8.
COURTENAY, T. P. Memoirs of the life and
correspondence of T. Lond., 1836. 2 v. 8.
NICERON, J. P. (In Ms Mem., v. 13. 1730.)
Temple, Wm. James. SWAN, W. H. (In Higginson, T.
W. Harvard mem. biog., v. 2. 1866.)
Temple, N. H. BLOOD, H. A. History of Temple.
Boston, 1860. 8.
Temple. MIDDLE Temple; memoir of the Hall, [1562-
1759]. (In Weale, J. Quarterly papers on
archil., v. 2. 1844.)
Temple at Jerusalem. See Jerusalem.
Temple Bar. London, 1860-80. 60 v. 8.
Temple beau ; a comedy ; by H. Fielding. (In his Works,
v.l. 1813.)
Temple Church. See London. Temple Church (p. 1778).
Temple de Gnide, Le; par C. de 8. de Montesquieu. (In
his (Euvres, v. 7. 1799.)
Temple de la gloire, Le ; opera. See Voltaire, F. M. A.
de.
Temple de memoire ; en un acte. See Le Sage, A. R.
Temple du destin, Le; en un acte. See Le Sage, A. R.
Temple family, Amer. WHITMORE, W. H. Ac-
count of the Temple family ; with pedigree
of family of Bowdoin. Boston, 1855. 8.
Temple family, Eng. HANNAY, J. (In his Three hun-
dred years. 1867.)
Temple of nature; a poem. See Darwin, E.
Templeman, Peter, M.D. Antiquities of Egypt. (In Nor-
den, F. L. Travels in Egypt. 1757.)
Templer, John, D.D. Idea theologiae Leviathanis.
Londini, 1673. 8.
Temples. ADAMS, W.H.D. Temples, tombs, and
monuments of ancient Greece and Rome.
Boston, 1871. 8.
MONTANO, G. B. [Scelta di varii tempietti
antiche : date in luce da G. B. Soria. Roma,
1624.] f.
OWEN, J. History of the consecration of altars, tern-
pies, and churches, t.p.w. [1706.] 4. (B 95)
PIRANESI, G. B. and F. Raccolta de tempj
antichi. Parigi, 1836. 2 v. f. (v. 3.)
See also Athens. Art; Greece. Architecture ;
India. Architecture; Psestum; Rome. Architec-
ture (p. 2546) ; Rome. Description (p. 2548) ; also
Ellora (and add. a ref. to v. 2 of the Royal Asiatic Soc.
Trans.).
Templeton, Mass. 1st Congregational Church.
ADAMS, E. G. Hist. disc, in commem. of
the 100th anniversary. Boston, 1857. 8.
Templi carmina ; Bridgewater collection of sacred
music. 15th ed. Boston, 1825. obi. 8.
Tempsky, Gustav Ferdinand. Mitla ; a journey
in Mexico, Guatemala, etc., 1853-55; ed. by
J. S. Bell. London, 1858. 8.
Temptation. C^SARIUS Heisterbacensis. De ten-
tatione. [122-.] (In his Dial, mirac, v. 1. 1851.)
OWEN, J. Temptation ; nature and power of
it. Oxford, 1658. 16.
Temptation and atonement; by C. G. Gore. Bos-
ton, 1847. 8.
Same. (In Littell's living age, v. 11. 1846.)
Ten Eyck, Philip. Observations on the eclipse of the sun,
July 28, 1851. (In Amer. Assoc. Proc., v. 6. 1852.)
Ten Have, Nicolas. Transisalania provincia. n.p., [16 ].
(E 78, no. 63a)
Ten nights in a bar room ; by W. W. Pratt. (In Sargent,
E. Mod. stand, dr., v. 43.)
Ten Rhyne, Willem. See Rhyne, W. ten.
Ten thousand a year ; [by S. Warren] . Phila., 1840.
6 v. 12.
Same. (In Blackwood's mag., v. 46-50. 1839-41.)
Ten times one is ten ; the possible reformation, by
[E. E. Hale]. Boston, 1871. 16.
Note. From Old and new, v. 1. 1870.
Ten tribes of Israel. See Jews.
Ten years of imperialism in France. Edin., Lon-
don, 1862. 8.
Tena, Ludovic. Commentaria et disputationes in
epistolam Pauli ad Hebraeos. Lond.,1661. f.
Contents. Tena, L. Commentaria. Spanheim, F.
De authore epistolae ad Hebraeos. Catharinus, A.
Dissertatio de Epistola ad Hebraeos. Schlegel, C.
Quaestiones de persona Melchisedeci. Guisard, H.
Vindiciae Testamentariae in ix ad Hebraeos. Hopkin-
son, J. Descriptio Paradisi. Helwich, C. De libris
Thargumicis, Thalmudicis, et Chaldaicis Bibliorum
paraphrasibus adversus Judaeos. More, A. Ad qua?-
dam loca Novi Fcederis notae nunc primum editse.
Index.
Tenampua, Honduras. SQUIER, E. G. Ruins of T. n.t.p.
[1853.] 8. (B 1601)
Tenant of Wildfell Hall; by A. Bronte. N. Y.,
1857. 12.
Tenant right. FANE, C. Tenant right; its necessity as a
means of promoting good farming. From the Law
review, v. 9. [London, 1849.] 8. (B 1531)
Tenants of Malory; by J. S. Le Fanu. (In Dublin univ.
mag., v. 69-70. 1867; and in Littell's living age,
v. 94-95. 1867-68.)
Tenby. LEWES, G. H. Sea-side studies at Tenby.
Edin., London, 1858. 8.
Tench, Gen. Wat-kin. REDDING, C. (In his Personal
reminiscences, v. 3. 1867.)
Tenciu, Mme. Claudine Alexandrine Guerin de. Memoires
du comte de Comminges. Le siege de Calais ; nouv.
hist. Les malheurs de 1'amour. (In La Fayette,
M. M. P.de la V., comtesse de. (Euvres, v. 3. 1820.)
Anecdotes de la cour et du regne d'Edouard IT.,
roi d'Angleterre. Lettres de Mme. de Tencin a M.
de Richelieu. Extrait d'une lettre de Mme. de
Tencin M. de Fontenelle. (In v. 4.)
Les malheurs de 1'amour. Histoire d'Eugenie. (In
Biblioth. univ. des romans, Nouv., v. 1. 1798.)
KAVANAGH, J. (In her French women of letters,
v. 1. 1862.)
M.USSET, P. de. (In his Femme de la Regence. 1858.)
Tender husband. See Steele, Sir R.
Tender, Legal. See Legal tender.
Tenebreuse affaire, Tine; par H. de Balzac. Paris,
1865. 16.
Tenedos, Island of. LACROIX, P. L. Histoire et descrip-
tion. (In his lies de la Grece. 1853. Univers.)
Teneriffe. SMYTH, C. P. An astronomer's ex-
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ZURCHER, F., and MARGOLLE, E. (In their Les ascen-
sion celebres. 1867. Bibl. des merv.)
Tengborg, Jona C. Hortus culinaris. (In Linne, C.
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Tenhove, Nicholas. Memoirs of the House of
Medici; [tr.] with notes and obs. by R.
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Teniers, David. MICHIELS, A. (In Gazette des beaux-
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Teniers family. MICHIELS, A. (In his Hist, de la pein-
ture flamande, v. 7, 8. 1869.)
Tenison. See also Tennyson.
Tenison, Thomas, Abp. of Canterbury. Argument for
union. London. 1683. 4. (B 1396)
Last will and testament. London, 1716. 8. (B 100)
Tenivelli, Carlo. AMATO, G. d'. (In his Panteon, v. 2.
1851.)
Tennant. See also Tennent.
Tennant, Charles. Letter to Sir G. Murray, on systematic
colonization. London, 1830. 8. (B 935)
Lettero to N. W. Senior cone, systematic colonization.
London, 1831. 8. (B 933)
Tennant, James. Gems and precious stones. (In Soc. of
Arts. Lectures. 1851, 52.)
Tennant, James Francis, Maj. Report on the total eclipse
of the sun, Aug. 17-18, 1868. (Vol. 37, pt. 1 of Roy.
Astron. Soc. Mem. 1869.)
Tennant, Wm. Thane of Fife. Phila., 1822. 12.
Tennemann, Wilhelm Gottlieb. Geschichte der
Philosophie. Leipzig, 1798-1814. 9 v. in 10
pts. 8.
Grundriss der Geschichte der Philosophe in
Eng. Manual of the history of philosophy ;
tr. by A. Johnson. Oxford, 1832. 8.
Same. Enl. by Morell. Lond., Bohn, 1852. 8.
- French. Manuel de 1'histoire de la philosophic ;
tr. par V. Cousin. Paris, 1829. 2 v. 8.
TBNNEMANN
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TENNYSON
Lehren und Meinungen der Sokratiker liber
Unsterblichkeit. Jena, 1791. 12.
Life of Plato. (In Edwards, B. B., and Park, E. A.
Selections. 1839.)
HAMILTON, Sir W. Johnson's translation of Tenne-
matin's Manual. (In his Discussions. 1852.)
Tennnet, G. R. The jury system. (In Nat. Assoc. Prom.
Soc. Sci. Trans., 1867.)
Tennent. See also Tennant.
Tennent, Rev. Gilbert. The danger of an unconverted
ministry; sermon. Boston, 1742. 4. (B 45)
- The espousals; a sermon. Boston, 1741. 8. (05)
The 'Examiner' examined; with some remarks upon
the querist's third part. [Phila., 1743.] 8. (D 4)
Late assoc. for defence encouraged, etc. ; sermon, Phila.,
Dec. 24, 1747. Phila., [1748]. 8. (B 862)
Remarks on a protestation to the synod of Philadel-
phia, June 1. Phila., 1741. 8. (C 59)
' The righteousness of the scribes and Pharisees. Bos-
ton, 1741. 8. (B63)
HANCOCK, J. The examiner; or, Gilbert against
Tennent; confutation of Tennent and his adherents,
with strictures on the preface to [his] Five sermons.
Boston, 1743. 8. (C 43)
Tennent, Sir James Emerson. Ceylon ; an account
of the island. London, 1859. 2 v. 8.
History of modern Greece from B.C. 146. Lon-
don, 1830. 2 v. 8.
Letters from the^Egean. London, 1829. 2 v. 12.
Sketches of the natural history of Ceylon.
London, 1861. 16.
Social economy. (In Nat. Assoc. Prom. Soc. Sci.
Trans., 1860.)
Story of the guns. London, 1864, 8.
and others. A picture of Greece in 1825;
with sketches of the principal military, etc.,
chiefs. N. Y., 1826. 2 v. 12.
ANOTHER story of the guns; or, Sir J.E.T. and
the Whitworth gun ; by the Fraser reviewer.
London, Camb., 1864. 8.
PALMA, Conte A. Greece vindicated ; critical
remarks on works recently published. Lon-
don, 1826. 8.
Tennent, Rev. Wm., d. Apr. 1777. FIELD, R. 8. Review
of the trial of T. (In New Jersey Hist. Soc.
Proc., v. 6. 1853.)
Tennent, Rev. Wm., d. Aug. 1777. Speech. Jan. 11, 1777.
(In Ramsay, D. History of the Independent Ch.
in Charleston. 1815.)
Tennent, Rev. Wm. Mackay. Sermon; love of money.
(In Austin, D. Amer. preacher, v. 3. 1791.)
Tenner, Adolf, M.D. Nature and origin of epileptiform
convulsions. See Kussmaul, A.
Tennessean, The; by A. Royall. New Haven,
1827. 12.
Tennessee.
Bank. See Bank of Tennessee (p. 199).
Courts. CROSS, N. D. Schedule of the courts of Ten-
nessee. Nashville, 1860. 16. (C 277)
Legislature. Remonstrance and petition [to the U. S.
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State Geologist. Geological reconnoissance of
Tenn.; 1st biennial report to the 31st Gen.
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2d biennial report. Nashville, 1857. 8.
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Antiquities.
TROOST, G. Account of ancient remains in Tennes-
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See also, next column, Natural history.
Description.
SHORT descr. of the Tennessee gov., or the territory
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(B 420)
Same. [With] the Constitution. Phila., 1796. 12.
(061)
BRENTS, J. A. Patriots and guerillas of East
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GILMORE, J. R. Down in T. and back by way
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Geology.
SAFFORD, J. M. Geological map of T. [185.]
1 sheet.
TROOST, G. List of the fossil crinoids of Tennessee.
(In Amer. Assoc. Proc., v. 2. 1850.) HALL, J.
Comparison of the geological features of Tennessee
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See also Natural history, below.
History.
HAY WOOD, J. Civil and political history of
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MISCELLANEOUS newspapers; Sept. 1865 - June
1866. n.p., 1865-66. 2 v. f.
See also Murfreesboro ; Nashville Univer-
sity ; Paris, Tenn. ; Pillow, Fort.
Natural history.
HAYWOOD, J. Natural aboriginal hist, of T.,
to 1768. Nashville, 1823. 8.
Tennessee Evangelical Lutheran Church. See Evangel-
ical Lutheran Church, Tenn.
Tennessee. Prot. Episc. Church. See Prot. Episc. Church,
Diocese of Tenn.
Tennessee River. BEENE, J., and others. Memorial to
the legislature of Alabama on connecting the Tenn.
and Alabama rivers; with the act. Cahawba, 1824.
8. (B 1108, 1605)
Tenney, Caleb Jewett. New England distinguished; dis-
course, Wethersfield, Nov. 29, 1827, thanksgiving.
Wethersfield, 1828. 8. (B 1145)
Tenney, Edward Payson. Jubilee essays ; a plea
for the unselfish life. Boston, 1862. 12.
Contents. The constitution of nature. Covetousness.
The retributions. The luxurious life. God comes
to the rescue. Covetousness in the church. Luxuri-
ous life in the church. Church discipline. Constitu-
tion of the church. Doing business for God. The re.
wards. The coming fifty years. The argument.
What Baxter says about it.
Tenney, Horace Addison. Early times in Wisconsin. (In
Wisconsin Hist. Soc. Col.,v. 1. 1855.)
Tenney, Samuel, M.D. Account of a number of medicinal
springs at Saratoga, N. Y. Observations on pris-
matick colors. (In Amer. Acad. of Arts and Sci.
Mem., v. 2.) Account of an earthquake in New
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Letter on the dark day, May 19, 1780. (In Mass. Hist.
Soc. Col.,v. 1. 1792.) Topog. descript. of Exeter,
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Tenney, Sanborn. Manual of zoology. N. Y.,
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N. Y., 1866. 12.
Tenny, Erdix. Address before the Temperance Soc. In
Lyme, July 4. Hanover, N. H., 1834.8. (8*1888)
Self-denial; sermon before the Cong. Soc. in Lyme,
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Tennyson. See also Tenison.
Tennyson, Alfred. Enoch Arden. London,
1864. 12.
Contents. Enoch Arden. Aylmcr's field. Sea
dreams. The grandmother. Northern farmer.
Tithonus. The voyage. In the Valley of Cauteritz.
The flower. Requiescat. The sailor boy. The
islet. The ringlet. A welcome to Alexandra. A
dedication. Experiments.
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Same. Boston, 1864. 12.
Contents. Same as above, icith the add. of Ode sung
at the opening of the Internat. Exhib. Boadicea.
In quantity. Specimen of a tr. of the Iliad in blank
verse.
The holy grail and other poems. Bost.,1870. 12.
Contents. The coming of Arthur. The holy grail.
Pelleas and Ettarre. The passing of Arthur. Ihe
northern farmer; new style. The victim. Wages.
The higher pantheism. Flower in the crannied wall.
Lucretius. The golden supper.
Idyls of the King. Boston, 1860. 16.
Contents. Enid. Vivien. Elaine. Guinevere.
In memoriam. Boston, 1860. 16.
The last tournament. Boston, 1871. 12.
Maud and other poems. Boston, 1855. 16.
Contents. Maud. The brook ; an idyl. The letters.
Ode on the death of the Duke of Wellington. The
daisy. To the Rev. F. D. Maurice. Will. The
charge of the light brigade.
Poems. New ed. Boston, 1859. 2 v. 16.
- The princess; a medley. Boston, 1848. 16.
Timbuctoo; poem which obtained the chancellor's
medal, at Cambridge, 1829. (In Cambridge Univ.
Prolusiones. 1829. B 1236)
and Tennyson, C. Poems by two brothers.
London, 1827. 8.
AUSTIN, A. (In his Poetry of the period. 1870.)
BAYNE, P. Tennyson and his teachers. (In Jiis Es-
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BRIGHTWELL, D.B. Concordance of the works
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BRIMLEY, G. A. Tennyson's poems. (In his Essays.
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FISCHER, H. (In Archiv f. d. Stud. d. n. Sprachen,
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DOWDEN, E. Mr. Tennyson and Mr. Browning. (In
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DUDLEY, A. (In Revue d. D. Mondes, fev. 1856.)
FOHGUES, P. E. D. (In mai 1847.)
HALLAM, A. H. (In his Remains. 1862.)
HORNE, R. H. (In his New Spirit of the age, v. 2.
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MILSAND, J. (In Revue d. D. Mondes, juil. 1851.)
MONTEGUT, E. (In nov. 1859, mars 1866.)
SHEPHERD, R. H. Tennysoniana ; notes bibliog.
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STERLING, J. Tennyson's poems. (In his Essays and
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STIRLING, J. H. (In his Jerrold. 1868.)
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WILSON, J. Tennyson's poems. (In his Essays, v. 2.
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Tennyson, Charles. Poems. See Tennyson, A. Poems
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Tennyson, Frederick. [^Egyptus ;] carmen Grsecum numis-
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Tenot, Pierre Paul Eugene. Paris en dec. 1851 ;
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Eng. Paris in December 1851 ; tr. by S. W.
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Tenotomy. RICHARDSON, S. B., M.D. Observations on T
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Contents. L'Andrienne. Les Adelphes. Le
Phormion.
Same, by the same editor. 9e ed. Paris,
1682. 16.
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L'hecyre.
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2 v. 4.
Contents. Vol. 1. Praefatio, etc. Terentii vita.
D. Heinsii diss. ad Horatii de Plauto et Tercntio judi-
cium. Variorum de comcedia, de fabularum, theatre-
rum, scenarum, ac scenicorum antiqua consuetudine.
Andria. Eunuchus. Heautontimoroumenos.
Adelphi. 2. Hecyra. Phormio. Eugraphii comm.
Lindenbruchii obs. Indices.
Same. Interp. et notis illust. N. Camus ; in
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Same. Ex rec. D. Heinsii; cum Ital. vers.
[auctore N. Fortiguerra] ; recens. notasque
add. C. Cocquelines. Rome, 1767. 2 v. f.
Contents. Vol. 1. Vita. Andria. Eunuchus.
Heautontimorumenos. 2. Adelphi. Hecyra. Phor-
mio.
Same. Ad fidem ed. Wester hoviance. Lon-
dini, 1818. 12.
Same. Ex optimarum ed. textu recensitse
illust. N. E. Lemaire. Paris, 1827-28. 2 v.
8. (Lemaire. Bibl. class. Lat.)
Contents. Vol. 1. Vita. Andria. Eunuchus.
Heautontimorumenos. 2. Adelphi. Hecyra. Phor-
mio. Exempla imitationis e comcedia quam Moliere
inscripsit Les fourberies de Scapin. Index.
Same. Ex recens. Bentleii. Nova ed. ster.
Lipsiae, 1829. 16.
Same. Rec. A. Fleckeisen. Lips., 1857. 16.
Same. With a commentary by E. St. J.
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class.)
Same. With notes by W. Wagner. Camb.,
1869. 8.
Eng. Comedies ; translated into blank verse
by G. Colman. 2d ed. London, 1768. 2 v. 8.
Contents. Vol. 1. Life of Terence. The Andrian.
The eunuch. The self-tormentor. 2. The brothers.
The step-mother. Phormio. The merchant.
Same, by the same editor. New ed. London,
1810. 8.
Same. Tr. by H. T. Eiley ; added, trans, of
Phsedrus by C. Smart. Lond., Bohn, 1853. 8.
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French. Comedies ; trad, de Le Monnier. Paris,
1820. 3 v. 8. (Levee and Le Monnier.
Theatre des Latins, v. 9-11.)
Contents. Vol. 1. L'Andrienne. L'eunuque. 2.
L'heautontimorr.menos. Les Adelphes. 3. L'hecyre.
Le Fhormion.
Same. See, above, Comedies. 1647; 1682; 1686.
Ital. Commedie; tr. da V. Alfieri. Italia,
1815. 2 v. 8. (Alfieri. Opere, v. 18, 19.)
Contents. Vol. 1. L'Andria. L'eunuco. L'as-
Ereggia se stesso. 2. Gli adelfl. Formione.
'ecira.
Same. Tr. da V. Atyeri. (In his Opere, v. 8. 1821.)
Floures for Latine speakyng sel. oute of Ter-
ence and tr. into Eng. by N. Udall. n.p.,
1560. 8.
Andria Adelphique ; ex ed. Westerhoviana
cura C. K. Dillaway. Boston, 1839. 18.
Andria ; notulis Anglicis illust. C. Wallace.
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Terenzi, Luca. Sonetti. (In Trucchi, F. Poesie ital.,
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Terenzio, II; commedia di carattere antico romano; da C.
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Teresa, St. (originally Teresa Sanchez Cepeda
Davila y Ahumada). Escritos, aiiididos
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8. (Aribau. Bibl., v. 53, 55.)
Contents. Vol. 1. Preliminares. Vida de Santa
Teresa de Jesus. Libro de las relaciones. Libro de
las fundaciones. Libro de los constituciones. A visos
de Santa Teresa. Modo de visitar los conventos de
religiosas. Camino de perfeccion. Conceptos del
amor de Dios. Las Moradas. Exclamaciones del
alma a su Dios. Escritos breves de Santa Teresa.
Escritos sueltos. Obras atribuidas a Santa Teresa.
Documentos relatives a Santa Teresa y sus obras. 2.
Preliminares. Cartas de Santa Teresa de Jesus.
Apendices.
COLLET, P. La vie de S. Jean de La Croix
confesseur de Sainte-Therese. Turin, 1769.
12.
Teresa, of Portugal. DissERTACao historica-juridica sobre
a ligitimidade de D. Teresa, mulher do conde D.
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Teresa; drame, par A. Dumas. (In his Theatre, v. 2.
1863.)
Terhune, Mary Virginia (Hawes), pseud. Marion
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Miriam. N. Y., 1862. 12.
Sunnybank. N. Y., 1866. 12.
Terino, . Canzone. (In Trucchi, F. Poesie ital., v. 1.
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Terminus. BOZE, C. G. de. Du dieu Terme, son culte
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Ternaux, Louis Mortimer-. Histoire de la Terreur,
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Paris, 1868, 63-69. 7 v. 8.
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Ternaux-Compans, Henri. Archives des voy-
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Contents. Vol. 1. Loarca, M. de. Relation des lies
Philippines. 1583. Espinosa, G. de. Rel. de Pexped.
dans 1'Isthme de Panama. 1517. Roman, J. B. Rel.
de la Chine. 1584. Lettre d'un capitaine de la garnison
d'Oran, [1623?]. Barre, N. Lettres sur la navigation
du Chevalier de Villegaignon es Torres de PAmerique
oultre Paequinoctial, jusque soubz le Tropique dc Capri-
corne. Cartier, J. Discours du voy. aux terres-neufues
dites Nonvelle France. Relation du voy. et prinse,
faite par les galeres de Maltc, sous F. de Cremeaux ; tr.
d'ital. par Habcrat. 1629. L'arrivee et Pentree publique
de Pambassadeur du roy du Jappon dans Rome, 2 nov.
1615. Histoire de quatre peres capucins, cruellement
tyrannisez et mis a mort par le grand baschal de Damas,
etc. N., P. Nouvelle de la venue de la royne d'Algier
a Rome, et du baptesme d'icelle, et [des autres] de sa
compagnie, etc. Histoire de la prise des vaisseaux de
plusieurs corsaires et pirattes turcs, et sont prisonniers
& Vallongue. Conversion du roy des Indes orientales
a la foy catholique, etc. Michel, roi des Jolphes.
Lettre au roy d'Espagne, sur sa conversion. Les
plaintes et justifications du Grand Turc au Roy sur tout
ce qui s'est passe en Turquie entre les Francois et les
Anglois, juil. 1620. Relation du combat et prise de
deux gallons du roy de Thunis, oct. 1628, par les galeres
de Malte, commandees par Cremeaulx. Advis mo-
derne de 1'estat et grand royaume de Mogor. Marque-
d'Or, capt. Furieuse bataille donnee entre les Portugais
et les Hollandois. 1621. Extraict des lettres d'un
gentilhomme de la suitte de M. de Rambouillet, ambas-
sadeur au royaume de Pologne, 1573. Lettre escrite de
Constantinople, cont. la trahison du bascha Nassouf, sa
mort estrange, etc. La prise de plusieurs vaisseaux de
guerre, etc., sur les Portugais, pai la flotte hollandoise.
Foucques, capt. Memoires presenters au roy, apres
estre delivre de la captivite des Turcs. 1612. Victoire
obtenue par des galeres de France sur les corsaires du
Turc. 1620. Gedouyn, consul d'Alep. Lettre escrite
de Belgrade le 26 Jan. 1624, avec un recit des desordres,
etc., qui sont en 1'Empire des Turcs. Jaque de los
Rios de Mancaned, C. de. Voy. aux Indes orientales et
occidentales, [1599]. Recit des evenements de Minda-
nao, dans les lies Philippines avant Pannee 1734. Mas-
trili, M. F. Lettre, dans laquelle il rend comte de la
conquete de Mindanao. Emanuel, 'Kinij of Portugal.
Lettre[sur] la conquete de Malaca, etc., 1513. Recit
de la conquete de Pile de Tercere et des autres lies
Acores, faites par Alvai de Bacan, 1583. Discours au
vray de la conversion de la royne de Bandas par le
moyen des peres religieux de POrdre des Cannes, etc.
Relation de la prinse de la Baya de todos los Santos, et
de la ville de S.-Sauveur au Bresil, par la flotte holland-
oise. 1624. Pacifique, le pere de Provhi. Lettre sur
Festrange mort du Grand Turc, emp. de Konstantinople.
Recit de ce qui s'est passe entre les Hollandois et les
Portuguais. 1616.
2. Cartier, J. Seconde navigation faicte au para-
chevement de la descouverture des terres occidentales,
etc. Knight, F. Recit de sept annees d'esclavage chez
les Turcs d'Alger. Arsene, pere capucin. Derniere
lettre au R. P. Provincial des Capucins de la province de
Paris, 1612. Bartolotti, J. Victoire des galeres de
Malte, obtenue contre les corsaires turcs de Tripoly,
19 juil. 1634. Relation des particularitez de la rebellion
de Stenko-razin contre le grand Due de Moscovie; tr.
de Panglois par C. Des Mares. Crpyance populaire a
Pegard des escarboucles. Relation de la JSTou\'elle
France. Relation de la reprise du Senegal et de Goree.
Lettre d'un religieux minime de la Martinique, datee
du fort St.-Pierre le 6 mars 1695. Relation de Pexpedi-
tion de M. de Pointis contre Carthagene. Moriset, P.
Lettre ecrite de Chandernagor, le 3 Jan. 1697. Lettre
ecrite de Jerusalem le 11 juin 1698, au sujet du retablisse-
ment de Peglise du Saint-Sepulcre. Lettre datee du
Grand Caire le 30 oct. 1697. Lavanha, J. B. Naufrage
du vaisseau le Saint-Albert. Pardo de Figueroa, B.
Memoire presente & Louis xiv, pour 1'engagc-r a entre-
prendre la conquete du Perou. Sierra, L. de. Rap-
port sur les richesses qui ont ete tirees de la montagne
de Potosi. 1784. Relation de Pexped. de la Tercere;
tr. du ms. espagnol. Nouvelles du pays de Bresil; tr.
de Pallemand. Naufrage sur la cote de Sumatra,
commerce de cette ile et de Bencoolen, par un voyageur
hollandois. Relation d'un voyage d'un Hollandois.
Victoire obtenue par les galions de Malte, sur les vais-
seaux turcs de Thunis. L'entree solemnelle faicte a
Rome aux ambassadeurs du roy de Perse, le 5 avril 1601.
C., L. S. Lettre d'un gentilhomme de M. le baron de
Cesi, touchant la prise de cinq galeres turques, etc.
Histoire tres-veritable de la rni.-mte. exei-cec par les
Tartares envers trois peres capucins <>t plusieurs chres-
tiens, etc. Discours au vray dc in dctl'aiitc dc (|ii:ir.intc
mille Arabes, par le sophy de Perse, 1607, etc. Sejour
des ambassadeurs moscovites & Paris. La grande
sedition arrive dcpuis pen en la ville de Constantinople,
touchant 1'election d'un nouvcau cmpt-reur, etc.
Claude, d' Abbeville. Lettre (Pun pere eapucin, est.-mt
da present en 1'Inde DOUVelle appellee Maragnon. 1612.
La defifaicte de cinq cons homines et do quatre vais-
seaux dc guerre, etc. Beaulaigue, de. Discom-n
veritable de le prinse de PAngocn I'ArehipcllagD par les
Clicvalliers de Malte. La cruelle mort soiiHertc j).-ir
Bornardin Degni.-iany. Relation de la dcconvcrtc des
mines de Puno au I'eroii. MT'.i. Relation de la Nonvelle
France. 1691. Histoire veritable de ce qui s'est pass6
en Turquie, pour la delivrance et redemption des Chres-
tiens captifs depuis Pannee 1609. Sebastian, P. C.
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Voyage dans la plus grande partie du monde, etc.
Morales, B. de. Dialogue des guerres d'Oran.
Bibliotheque americaine; catalogue des
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Bibliotheque asiatique et africaine; catalogue
des ouvrages rel. a 1'Asie et a 1'Afrique.
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Voyages, relations, et memoires pour servir a
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Contents. Vol. 1. Federmann, le jeune, N. Narra-
tion du premier voy. de F. 2. Magalhanes de Gan-
davo, P. de. Hist, de Sancta-Cruz. 3. Staden, H.
Hist, du pays nomme Amerique. 4. Xeres, F. Con-
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A. Commentaires. 7. Nunez Cabeqa de Vaca, A.
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Royaume de Quito. 20. Recueil de pieces sur la
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Sermon before the Soc. for the Prop, of the Gospel in
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Sermon, Dec. 18, general fast on occasion of the rebel-
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De oratione. Ad martyras. De patientia. De
cultu feminarum. Ad uxorem. De virginibus velan-
dis. Adversus Juda?os. De prsBScriptione haeretico-
rum. De baptismo. Adversus Hermogenem. Ad-
versus Valentinianos. De anima. De carne Christi.
De resurrectione carnis. Adversus Marcionem.
Scopiace. Adversus Praxeam. De exhortatione
castitatis. De monogamia. De fuga in persecutione.
De jejuniis. De pudicitia. Index Sacrarum Scrip-
turarum. Incerti auctoris versus. Adversus Mar-
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Index rerum. Index scriptorum veterum. N. Rigaltii
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4 v. 16. (Gersdorf, E. G. Biblioth. pa-
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Contents. Vol. 1. Libri apologetici. 2. Libri ad
ritus et mores Christianorum pertinentes. 3, 4. Libri
polemic! et dogmatici.
Eng. Writings; tr. by S. Thelwall and P.
Holmes. Edin., 1869-70. 3 v. 8. (Roberts.
Ante-Nicene lib., v. 11, 15, 18.)
Contents. Vol. 1. To the martyrs. On the specta-
cles. On the testimony of the soul. To Scapula.
Apology. On idolatry. On prayer. Of patience.
On baptism. On repentance. To bis wife. On
female dress. On the soldier's chaplet. On flight in
persecution. The antidote to the scorpion's bite.
To the nation. 2. De praescriptione hoereticorum.
Adversus Hermogenem. Adversus Valentinianos.
De carne Christi. De resurrectione carnis. Ad-
versus Praxean. De anima. 3. Introduction.
Exhortation to chastity. Monogamy. Modesty.
Fasting. Veiling of virgins. The ascetics' mantle.
Answer to the Jews. Against all heresies.
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Fragment concerning the cursing of the heathen's gods.
A strain of Jonah the prophet. A strain of
Sodom. Genesis. A strain of the judgment of the
Lord. Five books in reply to Marcion. Fragment
of an epistle of Dionysius, against the Sabcllians.
Fragment on the creation of the world, by Victorinus.
Commentary on the Apocalypse of John, by St.
Victorinus. Instructions of Commodianus in favour
of Christian discipline, against the gods of the heathens.
Indices.
- The five books against Marcion; tr. by P.
Holmes. Edin., 1868. 8. (Roberts, A.
Ante-Nicene lib., v. 7.)
De praescriptionibus; Uebersetzung. (In Leasing,
G. E. Sammtl. Schriften, v. 17. 1793.)
The rule of faith. (In Tracts for the times, v. 1.
1840.) Baptism. (In v. 2. 1840.)
BOHRINGER, F. (In his Die Kirche Christi, v. 1,
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- NEANDER, J. A. W. Antignostikus; or, The spirit of
Tertullian. (In his Hist, of the planting of the
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Terzi, Franz. ANDRESEN, A. (In his Der deutsche
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Tesauro, Emmanuel. Patriarchse, sive Christi ser-
vatoris genealogia; ace. Csesarum elogia.
London, 1657. 8.
Teschemacher, James E. Address at annual meet-
ing of the Boston Nat. Hist. Soc., May 5. Boston,
1841. 8. (B 1583)
Concise application of structural botany to
horticulture. Boston, 1840. 12.
Description of the oxide of tin found at the tourmaline
locality, Chesterfield, Mass. (In Assoc. of Amer.
Geol. Reports, 1843.)
Teseide, La; da G. Boccaccio. (In his Opere, v. 9. 1731.)
Tesoretto, II. See Latini, B.
Tesoro, Emmanuel. See Tesauro, E.
Tesoro de historiadores espanoles. See Ochoa, E. de.
Tesoro de los poemas espanoles. See Ochoa, E. de.
Tesoro de los prosadores espanoles. See Ochoa, E. de.
Tesoro de los romanceros espanoles. See Ochoa, E. de.
Tesoro del teatro espafiola. See Ochoa, E. de.
Tesoro espanol. See Josse, A. L.
Tessier, Alexandre Henri, I'abbe. Complete treatise
on merinos and other sheep ; tr. from the Fr.
N. Y., 1811. 8.
Instructions sur la maniere de cultiver la betterave; et
'Sur les precedes a suivre pour Pextraction du sucre',
par Deyeux. Paris, 1811. 8. (B 528)
and others. Agriculture. Paris, 1787-1821.
7 v. 4. (Encyc. method., v. 1-7.)
Note. Vol. 1, par Tessier, Tbouin, et Fougeroux de
Bondaroy; 2-4, par Tessier et Thouin; 5-7, par Tes-
sier, Thouin, et Bosc; 7, Dictionnaire de la culture
des arbres et de 1'amenagement des forets, par Bosc et
Baudrillard.
See also Annales de I'agriculture francoise.
Tessillo, Santiago de. Guerra de Chile, causas de
su duracion, medios para su fin, exempliticado
en el govierno de Don F. Lasso de la Vega.
Madrid, 1647. 8.
Test laws.
Note. In the following works * added to the title
means that the works are in favor of the test laws.
- COOPER", A. A., Earl of Shaftesbury. Letter from a
Serson of quality to his friend in the country. [Lon-
on,] 1675. 4. (B 1921)
DISCOURSE for taking off the teSts and penal laws
about religion. London, 1687. 4. (B 91)
PENN, \V. Good advice to the Church of Eng., Roman
Catholic, and Protestant Dissenter. Lond., 1687. 4.
(B91)
- Same. (In his Select works, v. 4. 1782.)
.PUBLIC documents declaratory of the principles of
the Protestant Dissenters, [1688-1727] ; and proving
that the repeal of the corporation' and test-acts was
desired by William in'., etc. Birmingham, London,
1790. 8. (B 126)
ANSWER to the Bp. of Oxford's reasons for abrogat-
ing the test. London, 1688. 4. * (B 92)
SKVEN PAPERS. London, 1689. 4. (B 8)
REMOVAL, of the sacramental test considered. Lon-
don, [17]. 8. (B 94)
REVIEW of our present tests and subscriptions. Lon-
don, [17-]. 8". (B 122)
SHERLOCK, T. Arguments against a repeal of the
corporation and test acts. [171-.] (In Churchman
armed, v. 1. 1814.)
GRAY, J. Reasons for abrogating the corporation and
test acts; [against] Sherlock. London, 1718. 8.
(B 1378)
HOADLY, B., Bp. Dr. Sherlock's 'Vindication of the
test act' examined, and the false foundations ex-
posed ; in answer to so much of his book against the
Bp. of Bangor, as rel. to the Protestant Dissenters.
London, 1718. 8. (B 103)
SHERLOCK, T. Vindication of the corporation and
test acts ; in answer to the Bishop of Bangor's rea-
sons for the repeal of them ; [with] a 2d part cone,
the religion of oaths. London, 1718. 8. * (B 103)
Note. For the subsequent tracts in this contro-
versy see Sherlock, T.
SOME considerations offer'd touching the administra-
tion of the lord's supper as directed by the test act.
[1726.] 2d ed. London, 1733. 8. (B 122)
ANSWER to some queries in 'Reasons against pushing
for the repeal of the corporation and test acts'.
London, 1732. 8. (B 122)
CHANDLER, J. Reflections upon the corporation and
test-acts as they relate to the Protestant Dissenters.
London, 1732. 8. (B 1378)
DANGER, The, of a rash application for the repeal of
the corporation and test acts. London, 1732. 8.
(B 122)
GIBSON, E. The dispute adjusted about the proper
time of applying for a repeal of the corporation and
test-acts. London, 1732. 8. * (B 122)
HOADLY, B. True churchman's reasons for repealing
the corporation and test laws. 1732. (In Baron, R.
Pillars of priestcraft, etc., v. 3. 1768.)
HUMBLE representation to the gentlemen who met in
Silver St., Nov. 29; by a citizen of London. Lon-
don, 1732. 8. (B 122)
LETTER to S. Holden [on] his speech, Nov. 29. Lon-
don, 1732. 8. * (B 122)
SWIFT, J. The advantages proposed by repealing the
sacramental test impartially considered; added, re-
marks on a pamphlet entitled 'The nature and con-
sequences of the sacramental test considered'. Dub.
lin, London, reprinted 1732. 8. * (B 122)
ADDRESS to the gentlemen, deputed from the several
congregations of Protestant Dissenters, to attend
the report of the comm. [on] the repeal of the cor-
poration and test acts. London, 1733. 8. (B 122, 135)
ANIMADVERSIONS on a paper, 'An answer to some
queries'. London, 1733. 8. (C 272)
BARRINGTON, J. Reflexions on the 12th query in a
paper entitled 'Reasons against pushing for the re-
peal of the corporation and test acts'. London,
1733. 8. * (B 122)
CHURCH, The, in perils among false brethren. London,
1733. 8. (B 122)
HARRIS, W. Remarks on the history of the test act.
London, 1733. 8. (B 122)
NEAL, D. Letter from a Dissenter to the author of
'The Craftsman'. London, 1733. 8. (B 122)
NARRATIVE of the proc. of the Protestant Dissenters
of the three denominations rel. to the repeals of the
corporation and test-acts. London, 1734. 8. (B 122)
ELLIS, A. Plea for the sacramental tests.
London, 1736. 4. *
HARRIS, W. Short remarks upon [Ellys'] 'Plea for
the sacramental test'. London, 1736. 8. (B 123)
WARBURTON, W. Necessity of a test law demon-
strated. F1736.] (In hi* Works, v. 7. 1811; and
in Churchman armed, v. 1. 1814.)*
CASE of the Dissenters, as it stands upon the corpora-
tion and toleration acts. London, 1739. 8. (B 122)
FLEMING, C. Delays dangerous; no tomorrow for the
repeal of the test and corporation acts. London,
1739. 8. (B 122)
PHILOCHRISTUS, paeud. Letter to 8. Chandler [upon]
his 'Case of subscription to articles of faith'. Lon-
don, 1748. 8. (B 1378)
PALMER, J. Free thoughts on the inconsist-
ency of conforming to any religious test as a
condition of toleration. London, 1779. 8.
- Another copy. (B 238)
HORSLEY, 8., Bp. Review of the case of the Protestant
Dissenters with ref. to the corporation and test acts.
[1786.] (In Churchman armed, v. 1. 1814.) *
BEAUFOY, H. Substance of [his] speech, Mar. 28, on
the repeal of the test and corporation acts. Lon-
don, 1787. 8. (B 127)
BERINGTON, J. Address to the Protestant Dissenters
who have petitioned for a repeal of the corporation
and test acts. London, 1787. 8. (B 196)
TEST LAWS
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TEUTSCH
DEBATE on the repeal of the test and corporation act,
in the Ho. of Commons, Mar. London, 1787. 8.
(B 127)
RIGHT of Protestant Dissenters to toleration asserted;
[with] an historical ace. of the test laws; by a lay-
man. [1787.1 2d ed. corr. London. 1789. 8. (B 126,
750, 772, 1964)
BRADBERRY, D. Letter to the bishops on the applica-
tion of the Protestant Dissenters to Parliament.
London, 1789. 8. (B 750)
BRIEF state of the controversy resp. the corporation
and test acts. [London, 1789.] 8. (B 126)
DEBATE in the House of Commons on Meaufoy's mo-
tion, for the repeal of such parts of the test and cor-
poration acts as effect the Protestant Dissenters.
London, 1789. 8. (B 127)
ADDRESS to the bishops upon a late letter from one of
their lordships to certain clergy in his diocese; with
letter prefixed. London, 1790. 8. (B 240)
BARBAULD, A. L. Address to the opposers of the re-
peal of the corporation and test acts. [1790.] (In
her Works, v. 2. 1826.)
Same. 4th ed. London, 1790. 8. (B 746)
CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. Cfen. Assembly. Debates on
taking into consideration an overture from Jedburgh,
resp. the test act, 1790; add., Speech of Ld. Lans-
down, 1719. London, 1791. 8. (B 127)
COUNTRY curates' obs. on the advertisement from the
Leeds clergy rel. to the test act, etc. New ed. Lon-
don, [1790J. 8. (B1379)
DEBATE in the Ho. of Com. on the repeal of the cor-
poration and test acts, Mar. 2. 2d ed. London, 1790.
8. (B127)
Fox, C. J. Speech in the Ho. of Commons, Mar. 2,
17'JO, upon his motion for the repeal of the corpora-
tion and test acts. London, 1790. 8. (B 127)
Two speeches in the Ho. of Com. Mar. 2, in support
of repeal of test acts. -London, 1790. 8. (B 636,
1241)
- HOADLY, B. Refutation of Bp. Sherlock's arguments
against a repeal of the corporation and test acts.
London, 1790. 8. (B 126)
HOBHOUSE, B. Address to the public, in answer to
the objections urged in the Ho. of Com. by Lord
North and Wm. Pitt against the repeal of the test
laws. Bath, London, 1790. 8. (B 126)
SHARP, R. Letter to the public meeting of the friends
to the repeal of the test acts, etc. London, 1790. 8.
(B 1379)
CASSAN, S. H. Considerations against the repeal of
test and corporations acts. London, 1828. 8. * (B
1363)
Hame. 2d ed. London, 1828. 8.
See also Corporation acts.
Teat and protest against Popery, from the Quakers. Lon-
don, 1680. 4. (C 284)
Test for the times, A; or, The treachery and inconsistency
of democratic politics manifested, in the case espec.
of Somers vs. Somers. 2d ed. Dublin, 1795. 8.
(B1842)
Testa de Nevill. See Great Britain. Record Commission
(p. 1202).
Testacea. BORN, I. E. von. Testacea musei Ca?-
sarei Vindobonensis. Vindobonae, 1780. f.
DUBOIS, C. Epitome of Lamarck's arrange-
ment of testacea. London, 1824. 8.
Testament, Old and New. See Bible (pp. 268-291).
Testament de la comtesse, Le. See Br6hat, A. de.
Testament de M. Chauvelin, Le; par A. Dumas.
Nouv. ed. Paris, 1861. 18.
Testi, Fulvio. Canzoni. (In Gironi, R. Rac. di lirici Hal.
1808.)
Canzoni. (In Poesie di diversi autori. 1783.)
Testimonials on behalf of G. Combe, as a candi-
date for the chair of logic in the Univ. of
Edinburgh. Edin., 1836. 8.
Testimony for the truth, A; Christ and his light. See
Gobbet, R. Word to the upright. 1668. (C 284)
Testimony of a number of New Eng. ministers at Boston,
Sept. 25, professing the ancient faith of these
churches, etc. Boston, 1745. 8. (B 42, 247)
Testimony of an association of laymen, at Boston, resp. the
present times. Boston, 1745. 4. (B 583)
Testimony of Christ's second coming. See Youngs, B. 8.
Testis, pseud. Expose and review of The vindication [of
Gelston&HaffJ. N. Y., 1817. 8. (B 1448)
Testis. SPAULDING, M. Schirrous testis cured by
electricity. (In Mass. Med. Soc. Med. corn., v. 1.
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COOPER, Sir A. Structure and diseases of tes-
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CURLING, T. B. Diseases of the testis, sper-
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WARREN, J. M. Supposed encephaloid testicle; her-
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July, n.p., 1859. 8. (B 1564, E 70)
See also Generative organs ; Hydrocele ;
Urethra.
Teston, . Articles de voyage et de campement. (In
France. Com. Imp. de I' Expos, de 1867. Rapports
du jury, v. 4. 1868.)
Testu, Jacques. ALEMBERT, J. le R. d'. (In his CEuvres,
v. 10. 1805.)
Testu, Romain le. See Le Testu, R.
Testu de Mauroy, Jean. ALEMBERT, J. le R. d'. (In his
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Testudinata. AGASSIZ, L. T. of North Amer. (In his
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Tetanus. MAY, F. Inaug. diss. on the animating
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BARTLETT, J. Case of tetanus, cured by amputation.
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TEXAS
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American modern practice. Ed. impr. Bos-
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American New dispensatory ; with app. Bos-
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Sermon, Foxborough, funeral of S. Pratt. Dedham,
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REPORT of the case of Thatcher m. Gen. P. Pond, for
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Thacher, Oxenbridge. The sentiments of a British Amer-
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Thacher, Rev. Peter, b. 1651, d. 1727. MATHER, C. Com-
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Thacher, Rev. Peter, b. 1677, d. 1738. Man's frailty prac-
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Wise rulers; sermon, election, May 25. Boston, 1726.
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ACCOUNT of the reasons [against] P. Thacher's ordina-
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Sermon, Apr. 17, death of T. Russell. Boston, 1796.
8. (B 151, 233, 867, D 2, W 81)
Sermon, Apr. 6, interment of J. Clarke. Boston, 1798.
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Sermon, artillery election. Boston, 1793. 8. (B 179)
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Sermon, Dorchester, before the Anc. and Hon. Soc. of
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Sermon, June 9, death of N. Gorham. Boston, 1796.
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* Sermon, June 2, ordination of W. F. Rowland. Exe-
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Sermon, June 12, interment of I. Sumner. Boston,
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Sermon, Mar. 25, the death of R. Gill. Boston, 1798.
8. (B333)
Sermon, Nov. 14, 1790, death of J. Bowdoin. Boston,
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Sermon, Oct., ordination of E. Kellogg, n.p., [1788].
8. (B233)
Sermon, Oct. 20, death of J. Hancock. Boston, 1793.
8. (B 233, 1218)
Sermon to the Church and Soc. in Brattle St., Bost.,
Dec. 29, 1799, on completion of a century. Boston,
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That the punishment of the finally impenitent shall be
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Thacher, Peter Oxenbridge. Address, March 1831, before
the bar of Suffolk Co., Mass. Boston, 1831. 8.
(B 936, 1021, 1804, 1828)
Address to the Mass. Char. Fire Soc., Boston, May 31.
Boston, 1805. 8. (B 669)
Charge to the grand jury of Suffolk, Dec. 1831. Boston,
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Charge, etc. Boston, 1832. 8. (B 1110, 1802)
Charge, etc., Dec. Boston, 1834. 8. (B 1099, 1110)
Charge, etc., Dec. Boston, 1835. 8. (B 1435, 1812)
Observations on some of the methods known in the
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Oration, Boston, July 4. Boston, 1807. 8. (B 1839)
Same. 2d cd. Boston, 1807. 8. (B 394)
Two charges, etc., Dec. 1836, and Mar. Boston, 1837.
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8. (B1006)
THACHEB
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THACKERAY
Thacher, Rev. Samuel Cooper. Apology for ra-
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Elements of religion and morality, etc. See Channing,
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Evidence necessary to establish the doctrine of the
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Memoir of W. Emerson. (In Mass. Hist. Soc. Col.,
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Sermons ; with memoir by F. W. P. Greenwood.
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Unity of God; sermon, delivered in America, Sept.
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Same. 2d Amer. ed. Worcester, 1817. 8. (B 1591)
CATALOGUE of the Library of T., soldi. Boston, 1818.
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333)
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Camb., 1805. 8. (B 203)
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Discourse, Milton, Sept. 9, dedication of the academy.
Dedham, 1807. 8. (B 296, 333, 864, 867)
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Principles and maxims on which the security of a re-
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Sermon, Dedham, Dec. 25, 1797. Dedham, 1798. 8.
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Sermon, Milton, after the interment of N. Bobbins,
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4. Boston, 1801. 8. (B 166, 167, 233, 1313)
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Bluebeard's keys, (hi Cornhill mag., v. 23. 1871.)
Fisherman of Auge. (In St. Paul's magazine, v. 6-7.
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Five old friends and a young prince. London,
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ella. Beauty and the beast. Little Red Riding Hood.
Jack the giant-killer. A young prince.
From an island. (In Cornhill mag., v. 18-19. 1868-69.)
Jack the giant killer. (In Cornhill mag., v. 16-17.
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Sola. (In Cornhill mag., v. 20. 1869; and in Lit-
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Story of Elizabeth. N. Y., 1863. 18.
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Village on the cliff. 2d ed. London, 1867. 8.
Same. (In Cornhill mag., v. 13-15. 1866-67; and
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Thackeray, Rev. Francis. History oi W. Pitt,
Earl of Chatham. London, 1827. 2 v. 4.
Researches into the eccl. and polit. state of anc.
Britain under the Roman emperors. London,
1843. 2 v. 8.
Thackeray, Wm. Makepeace. Adventures of
Philip. N. Y., 1862. 8.
Same. (In Cornhill mag., v. 3-0. 1861-62; and in
Harper's mag., v. 22-25. 1861-62.)
Ballads. Boston, 1856. 16.
Barry Lyndon. See, below, Luck.
Book of snobs. N. Y., 1864. 12.
Catharine. (In Eraser's mag., v. 19-21. 1839-40.)
Christmas books. Newed. London, 1866. 16.
Contents. Mrs. Perkins's ball. Our street. Dr.
Birch ; with illustrations.
Confessions of Fitz-Boodle ; and Passages in
the life of Maj. Gahagan. N. Y., 1864. 12.
Note.. From Fraser's mag., v. 25-27. 1842-43.
Denis Duval. N. Y., 1869. 8.
Same. (In Cornhill mag., v. 9. 1864; and in Har-
per's mag., v. 28-29. 1863-64.)
Doctor Birch and his young friends ; by M. A.
Titmarsh. London, 1849. 8.
Early and late papers ; hitherto uncollected ;
[gathered by J. E. BabsonJ. Bost., 1867. 16.
Contents. Memorials of gormandizing. Men and
coats. Bluebeard's ghost. Dickens in France.
John Leech's pictures'of life and character. Little
travels and roadside sketches. On men and pictures.
Picture gossip. The anonymous in periodical literature.
Goethe. A leaf out of a sketch book. The last
sketch. Strange to say, on club paper. Autour de
mon chapeau. On a peal of bells. On some carp at
Sans Souci. Dessein's. On a pear-tree. On a
medal of George iv. On Alexandrines. The notch
on the axe. De finibus.
English humorists of the 18th century; a
series of letters. London, 1853. 8.
Contents. Swift. Congreve and Addison. Steele.
Prior, Gay, and Pope. Hogarth, Smollett, and
Fielding. Sterne and Goldsmith.
Same. [With a lecture on humour and char-
ity.] N. Y.,1853. 8.
Fitz-Boodle's confessions. See, above, Confessions.
The four Georges. N. Y., 1860. 12.
Same. (In Cornhill mag., v. 2. 1860; and in Har-
per's mag. v. 21. 1860.)
The great Hoggarty diamond. N.Y., [1848]. 8.
Note. From Fraser's mag., y. 24. 1841.
History of Henry Esmond. London, 1852.
3 v. 8.
Same. Lpz.. Tauchnitz, 1852. 2 v. 12*
_ Same. N. Y., 1854. 8.
History of Pendennis. N. Y., 1850. 2 v. 8.
Same." Illust. by the author. N. Y., 1863.
2 v. 8.
Jeames's diary ; Legend of the Rhine; Rebecca
and Rowena. N. Y., 1864. 12.
Kickleburys on the Rhine. N. Y., 1851. 12.
Lovel'the widower; a novel. N. Y., 1860. 8.
Same. (In Cornhill mag., v. 1. 1860; and in Har-
per's mag., v. 20-21. 1860.)
Luck of Barry Lyndon. N. Y., 1864. 12.
Note. From Fraser's mag., v. 29-30. 1844.
Men's wives. N. Y., 1864. 12.
Note. From Fraser's mag., v. 26-28. 1842-43.
Miscellanies. London, 1856. 3 v. 12.
Content*. Vol. 1. Ballads. Book of snobs. The
tremendous adventures of Major Gahagan. The fatal
boots. Cox's diary. 2. Memoirs of Mr. C. J. Yellow-
plush. Diary of C. Jeames de la Pluche, Esq.
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Sketches and travels in London. Novels by eminent
hands. Character sketches. 3. The memoirs of
Barry Lyndon, Esq. A legend of the Rhine. Re-
becca and Rowena. A little dinner at Timmins's.
The Bedford-Row conspiracy.
Same. Vol.4, 5. Boston, 1869-70. 8.
Content*. Vol. 4. The four Georges. The English
humorists of the 18th century. Charity and humor;
lecture. Roundabout papers. The second funeral of
Napoleon. Little travels and roadside sketches. The
Fitz-Boodle papers. Critical reviews. The wolves
and the lamb. 5. Catherine; a story. Titmarsh
among pictures and books. Fraser miscellanies. The
Christmas books: Mrs. Perkins's ball; Our street;
Doctor Birch ; The Kiekleburys on the Rhine; The
rose and the ring. The anonymous in periodical litera-
ture. Goethe. The leaf out of a sketch-book.
Selections from Punch. Ballads, etc.
The Newcomes; ed. by A. Pendennis. Lon-
don, 1854. 2 v. 8. *
Same. N. Y., 1855. 2 v. in 1. 8.
Same. N. Y., 1859. 2 v. 8.
Note. From Harper's mag., v. 7-11. 1853-55.
Notes of a journey from Cornhill to Grand
Cairo. N. Y., 18*46. 12.
Novels by eminent hands. (In Punch, v. 12, 13. 1847.)
Note. Also called 'Punch's prize novelists'.
Namely. George de Barnwcll (Buhver). Lords
and liveries (Mrs. Gore). Codlingsby (Disraeli). (In
v. 12.) Phil. Fogarty (Lever). Barbazure (G. P.
R. James). Stars and stripes (Cooper). (In v. 13.)
- Our street; by M. A. Titmarsh. 2d ed. Lon-
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Pendennis. See, above, History.
Punch's prize novelists. See, above, Novels.
- Rebecca and Rowena; by M. A. Titmarsh.
London, 1850. 8.
Note. From Fraser's mag., v. 34. 1846.
- The rose and the ring. N. Y., 1855. 16.
Roundabout papers. N. Y., 1863. 12.
Contents. On a lazy, idle boy. On two children in
black. Ribbons. On some late great victories.
Thorns in the cushion. On screens in the dining-rooms.
Tunbridge toys. 'De juventute. On a joke I once
heard from T. Hood. Round about the Christmas
tree. On a chalk-mark on the door. On being found
out. One hundred years hence. Small-beer chronicle.
Ogres. Two roundabout papers I intended to write.
A Mississippi bubble. On Lett's diary. Notes of
a week's holiday. Nil nisi bonum.
Note. From Cornhill mag., v. 21-22. 1849.
Shabby genteel stories, and other tales. N.Y.,
1864. 12.
Contents. Shabby genteel story. Professor. Bed-
ford row conspiracy. Little dinner at Timmins's.
Sketches in Ireland. Phila., [1843?]. 2 v. 8.
- Speeches. (In Hotten, J. C. Thackeray. 1864.)
- Vanity fair. London, 1848. 8.
- Same. N. Y., [1850]. 8.
- Same. With illust. by the author. N. Y.,
1864. 8.
Same. N. Y., 1865. 3 v. 12.
Same. N. Y., 1869. 8.
The Virginians ; a tale of the last century.
N. Y., 1859. 8.
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- Yellowplush correspondence. Phila., 1838. 8.
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Address, 1st parish, Beverly, Oct. 2, 1867,
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German. JUNKER, G-. A., and LIEBAULT, . Disser-
tation sur 1'originc, les progres, et 1'etat actuel du
theatre allemand. (In their Theatre allemand, v. 1.
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See also Germany. Drama (p. 1140).
Greek. EVANTHIUS. De theatrorum antiqua consue-
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NICOLE, P. de. De la comedie, [16591. (In 7iis
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COLLIER, 3". Second defence of the 'Short
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- Dissuasive from the play-house. London,
1704. 8.
- Defence of the 'Short view of the profaneness
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LAW, W. Absolute unlawfulness of the stage enter-
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Masques ; Mimetic arts ; Miracle plays ; Mys-
teries, Dramatic; Tremont Theatre; and the di-
vision Literature (Drama), under various countries',
also English literature ; Latin literature.
Periodicals.
THEATRICAL censor and critical miscellany ; by
G. Gryphon, Sept. - Dec. No. 1 - 13.
Phila., 1806. 8.
Same. No. 12. Phila., 1806. 8. (B 979)
Theatre de Nohant; par George Sand [A. A. L.
Dudevantj. Paris, 1856. 12.
Th6atre des Grecs. See Brumoy, P.
Theatre frangais, Repertoire du. See Petitot, P. C. B.
Theatre frangaia au Moyen Age. See Monmerque, L. J. N.,
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Theatres, a poetical dissection. See Nipclose, N. (A 40)
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Theatrical censor and critical miscellany ; by G.
Gryphon, Sept. - Dec. No. 1-13. Phila.,
1806. 8.
Same. No. 12. Phila., 1806. 8. (B 979)
Theatrical management in the West and South. See
Smith, S. P.
Thebaide, La; tragedie; par J.Racine. (In his (Euvres,
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Thebais. Set. Statius.
Thebais. IRWIN, E. Series of adventures, in a
voyage up the Red- Sea, and of a route
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Thedel Unverfahrt von Waimoden. (In Simrock, K.
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Theganus, Suffragan Bp. of Treves. Vita Hludowici imp.
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French. Vie de Louis-le-debonnaire. (In Guizot,
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1216-1547. Romse, 1864. f.
Vicissitudes de 1'Eglise Catholique des deux
rites en Pologne et en Russie ; prec. d'un
avant-propos par le comte de Montalembert.
Paris, 1843. 2 v. 8.
Their present majestie's government proved to be throughly
settled, etc. London, 1691. 4. (B 7)
Their -wedding journey ; by W. D. Howells. Bos-
ton, 1872 [1871]. 16.
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Theis, Alexandre Etienne Guillaume, baron de.
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Theism. THOMPSON, R. A. Christian theism.
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NEWMAN, F. W. Doctrinal and practical the-
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Thelwall, Algernon Sydney. The iniquities of the
opium trade with China. London, 1839. 8.
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Themis, ou Bibliotheque du jurisconsulte, 1819-
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Themiso. Fragm. (In Mueller, C. Fr. hist. Gr., v. 4.
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Themistagoras Ep7ifsiu. Fragm. (In Mueller, C. Fr.
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Themistius. Orationes [Greece; cum emend. H.
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prose by J. Banks ; with metrical versions
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Theodat ; tragedie. See Corneille, T.
Theodebert i., King of the Franks. EXCERPTA ex vitis
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Boston, 1813-18. 6 v. 8.
Same. New ser. Christian disciple and Theol.
review. Boston, 1819-23. 5 v. 8.
CHRISTIAN examiner. Bost., 1824-69. 87 v. 8.
CHRISTIAN guardian and Church of Eng. mag.
for 1823-24. London, 1823-24. 2 v. 8.
CHRISTIAN magazine ; by the members of the
Mendon Assoc. Vol. 3. Boston, 1826. 8.
CHRISTIAN monitor; by Soc. Prom. Christian
Knowl. 2d ed. Boston, 1806-10. 8 v. 12 U .
CHRISTIAN observatory. Bost., 1847-48. 4 v. 8.
Note. Vol. 1, 2 ed. by N. W. McClure; 3, 4 by
N. Adams and others.
CHRISTIAN observer. Vol. 1-20, 22-66. Lon-
don, 1802-67. 66 v. 8.
CHRISTIAN remembrancer; monthly [after-
wards quarterly]. Lond., 1841-68.' 56 v. 8.
CHRISTIAN review. N. Y., 1836-63. 28 v. 8.
CHRISTIAN spectator; [pub.] by an assoc. of
gentlemen, Jan. 1819 - Nov. 1838. New
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CHRISTIAN visitant; or, Religious miscellany.
Boston, 1827-28. 2 v. 12.
CHRISTIAN'S magazine; [ed. by J. M. Mason].
N. Y., 1806-11. 4 v. 8.
CHRISTLICHE Monatschrift ; hrsg. von J. L.
Ewald. 2r Bd., 7s-12s Stiik. Niirnberg,
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CHURCH review and ecclesiastical register ; Apr.
1848 - Jan. 1869. Vol. 1-16 New Haven,
v. 16-20 N. Y., 1848-69. 20 v. 8.
Note. After v. 10 called American quarterly
review and ecclesiastical register.
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CHURCHMAN'S magazine. Vol. 6-8. N. Y.,
1809-11. 3 v. 8.
Same. N.S., vol. 1. Elizabethtown, 1813. 8.
Same. Conducted by the Bp. and clergy of
Conn. Vol. 2, 3. Hartford, 1822-23. 2 v. 8.
CHURCHMAN'S repository for the Eastern Dio-
cese. Vol. 1, no. 1-6. Newburyport, 1820. 8.
CONGREGATIONAL quarterly ; Jan. 1859 - Oct.
1878. Boston, 1859-78. 20 v. 8.
CONGREGATIONAL review ; devoted to theology
and literature. Vol. 7-9. Boston, 1867-
70. 3 v. 8.
Same. 2d ser. Chicago, [1870-71]. 2v. 8.
CONGREGATIONAL visitor; 1850, 53; cont. the
proceedings of the Congregational Union of
Eng. and Wales. London, 1850-53. 2 v. 8.
CONNECTICUT evangelical magazine ; July 1800-
June 1803. Hartford, 1800-03. 3 v. 8.
COTTAGER'S monthly visitant for 1835. Vol. 15,
n.s. London, 1835. 12.
EDINBURGH evangelical magazine. Vol. 1-3.
Edin., 1803-05. 3 v. 8.
EVANGELICAL guardian and review ; May 1817 -
Apr. 1819. N. Y., 1817-19. 2 v. 8.
EVANGELICAL magazine ; July 1793 -Dec. 1796;
Jan. 1802 - Dec. 1812. London, 1793-1812.
20 v. (v. 5-9, 11 w.). 8.
FREEWILL Baptist quarterly. Vol. 5, 7, 8, 9.
Dover, 1857-61. 4 v. 8.
GOSPEL advocate. Vol. 1-6. Boston, 1821-
26. 6 v. 8.
GOSPEL magazine; or, Spiritual treasury.
Vol. 2. London, 1767. 8.
GUARDIAN and monitor. Vol. 8, 9. New
Haven, 1826-27. 2 v. 12.
JOURNAL of sacred literature; ed. by B. H.
Cowper. Vol. 1, 5th ser. London, 1867. 8.
JOURNAL of the ministry at large ; ed. by C. F.
Barnard; Feb. - Dec. Boston, 1841. 8.
LATTER day luminary ; by a committee of the
Baptist Board of Foreign Missions. Vol. 1.
Boston, 1818. 8.
LITERARY and theological review ; [ed.] by L.
Wood. N. Y., Boston, 1834-38. 5 v. 8.
MENSCHENFREUND, Der; eine Zeitschrift, red.
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METHODIST magazine and quarterly review.
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N. Y., 1836-40. 5 v. 8.
METHODIST quarterly review. 3d ser., v. 1 - 8,
(whole no. 23 - 30) ; ed. by G. Peck. N. Y.,
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Same. 4th ser., v. 1 - 26, 28, (whole no.
31 -58). N. Y., 1849-76. 28 v. 8.
MONTHLY magazine of religion and literature ;
ed. by W. M. Reynolds. Vol. 1; Feb.
1840 - Jan. 1841. Gettysburg, 1840-41. 8.
MONTHLY miscellany of religion and letters.
Boston, 1839-43. 9 v. 12.
MONTHLY religious magazine. Boston, 1844-
74. 51 v. 8.
MONTHLY repository of theology and general
literature. Vol. 1, 2, 4. London, 1806-09.
3 v. 8.
Same. New ser. Vol. 1-5. London, 1827-
31. 5 v. 8.
NEW Jerusalem magazine. Vol. 1 - 44. Bos-
ton, 1828-72. 44 v. 8.
NEW theological repository. Liverpool, 1800-
03. 6 v. 12.
Note. Vol. 6 called 'Theological review'.
372, (3. 2. 81.)
OLIVE branch and Christian inquirer ; ed. by
A. Kneeland. Vol. 1 ; May 17 - Dec. 27,
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PISCATAQUA evangelical magazine. Vol. 1.
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Same. Vol. 1-3; 1805-07. Portsmouth, [1805-071.
3v. 8. (B208J
Same. Nov., Dec. 1807. n. p., [1807]. 8. (B 209)
PROSPECTIVE review ; a quarterly journal of
theol. and literature. Vol. 7-10. London,
1851-54. 4 v. 8.
QUARTERLY theological magazine and religious
repository. Vols. 1, 2, Burlington, N. J.;
v. 3, 4, Phila., 1813-14. 4 v. 8.
RADICAL, The. Boston, 1866-72. 10 v. 8.
RELIGIOUS magazine ; ed. by G. D. and J. Ab-
bott; Oct. 1833 - Dec. 1836. Boston,
[1833 -36]. 3 v. 8.
RELIGIOUS magazine and family miscellany ;
ed. by E. A. Andrews. Boston, [1837-38].
2 v. 8.
RELIGIOUS monitor; or, Scots Presbyterian
magazine. Vol. 2. Edin., 1804. 8.
SABBATH at home, The ; an illust. magazine.
Boston, Amer. Tract Soc., 1867-69. 3 v. 8.
SURPLICE, The; Nov. 29, 1845 -Nov. 27, 1846.
[London, 1845-46.] 8.
THEOLOGICAL and Biblical magazine for 1805.
Vol. 5. London, 1805. 8.
THEOLOGICAL and literary journal ; ed. by D.
N. Lord. Vol. 5-11; July 1852 - Apr.
1859. N. Y., 1853-59. 7 v. 8.
- THEOLOGICAL magazine. Vol. 1-3. N.Y.,
1796-99. 3 v. 8.
- TRACT magazine and Christian miscellany,
1842, 43, 45-48. London, [1842-48]. 5 v. 12.
- UNITARIAN, The; cond. by B. Whitman.
Camb., 1834. 8.
- UNITED STATES Catholic magazine. Vol. 2-8.
Bait., 1843. 7 v. 8.
- UNIVERSALIST expositor, The. Vol. 1. Bos-
ton, 1831. 8.
- Same. New ser., called The expositor and
universalist review. Vol. 1-4. Boston,
1834-40. 4 v. 8.
Note. Vol. 1, ed. by H. Ballou and H. Ballou
2d; v. 1-4, n.s., by H. Ballou 2d.
- UNIVERSALIST magazine. Vol. 1. Boston,
1819/20. 4.
- UNIVERSALIST quarterly and general review.
Vol. 1 - 12. Boston, 1844-55. 12 v. 8.
- WITNESS, The. Vol. 1, Jan. - June. Boston,
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See also Angels; Anti-Christ; Assurance;
Atonement; Baptism; Bible; Catechism;
Children ; Christianity, Evidences of ; Confes-
sions of faith ; Confirmation ; Covenant ; Crea-
tion ; Creeds ; Cross, The; Depravity; De-
velopment ; Devil ; Election ; Eschatology ;
Faith ; Fall, The ; Free grace ; God ; Grace ;
Grace (before meat); Half-way covenant;
Heaven ; Heresy ; Holiness ; Holy Spirit ; Im-
mortality ; Infallibility ; Jesus Christ ; Judg-
ment ; Liberty of the will ; Millennium ; Mir-
acles ; Mysticism ; Original sin; Orthodoxy;
Pelagianism ; Penance ; Perfection ; Plurality
of worlds ; Predestination ; Prescience ; Private
judgment; Promises, Divine; Prophecies;
Providence; Rationalism; Reconciliation;
Redemption ; ^generation ; [Religion ; Repent-
ance; Reprobation ; Retribution ; Revelation ;
Righteousness ; Sacraments ; Sacrifice ; Sal-
vation ; Sanctification ; Sin ; Spirits ; Spirit-
ualism ; Tractarianism ; Tradition ; Transub-
stantiation ; Trinity ; Unregenerate, The.
For the doctrines of the various sects see the names
of the sects, a list of which is on p. 2684.
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diesen Gegenstand. Einleitende Bemerkungen in das
Studium der paulinischen Briefe, die Lebensumstiinde,
den Charakter, und die Sprache des Apostels betrettVnd.
Die Verdienste Calvin's als Ausleger der heiligen
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Memorial regarding the theological points of his case.
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Miracles of the Irving school shewn to be unworthy of
serious examination. London, 1832. 8. (B 1277)
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Remarks on a series of charges against him. Liver-
pool, 1825.- 8. (B 1277)
Three questions proposed and answered; the life for-
feited by Adam, the resurrection, and eternal pun-
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Thorn, Rev. John Hamilton. Life of J. B. White.
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The religious spirit that befits this crisis, etc.', sermon,
Liverpool. London, 1854. 8. (C 218)
St. Paul's Epistles to the Corinthians ; an
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KENNEDY, J. P. Some passages in the life of T. n.p.,
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Thomas Magister. 'Ovo/naruv 'ATTIKUV iitho-yal.
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Thomas, Abel. Account of a journey in the southern
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Thomas, Alexandre Gerard. [Several articles.] (In Revue
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Thomas, Ai<jlre. Pascal et Charlotte. (In Semaine lit.,
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Contents. Vol.1. Notice sur la vie et les ouvrages de
T. Eloge de Maurice, comte de Saxe. Eloge de H.
F. d'Agueeseau, chancelier de France. Eloge de Rene
Duguay-Trouin, lieutenant-gen, des armees navales.
Eloge de Maximilian de Bethune, due de Sully. 2.
Eloge de Marc-Aurele. Eloge de Rene Descartes.
Lettre de M. de Voltaire a 1'auteur de 1'eloge de Des-
cartes. Eloge de Louis, dauphin de France. Petit
commentaire de Voltaire sur 1'eloge du Dauphin. Dis-
cours prononce & 1'Academie Frangoise le 22 Jan. 1767.
Reponse du president de 1'Academie, au discours de M.
Thomas. 3,4. Essai sur les eloges. 4. Essai ur le
caractere, les raoeurs, et 1'esprit des femraes, dans les
differens siecles. 5. Preface du poeme de Jumonville.
Jumonville. Poemes. Reflexions pbilosophiques
et litteraires sur le poeme de la religion naturelle. A
la memoire de Mme. Geoffrin. 6. Le czar Pierre i;
poeme. Traduction de la lOe satire de Juvenal, sur les
vceux des homines. Poesies diverses. 7. Discours
prononce a la reception de 1'archeveque de Toulouse, le
6 sept. 1770. Traite de la langue poetique. Corre-
epondancci avec Mme. Necker, 1781-85. Correspon-
dance avec Mile. , 1766-82. Correspondance avec
Ducis, 1778-85. Lettre a Bart-he. Extraits de quelques
lettres a M. . Lettre au Baron , sur 1'epitre au
peuple. Lettre au president Bonnier d'Alcoff. Mor-
ceaux retranches a la censure dans 1'essai sur les eloges.
Relation de la captivite du Frederic dans les prisons
de Custrin, et du supplice du jeune Katt, son favori.
(Euvres diverses. Amst., 1768. 2 V. (v. 1 w.).
12.
Contents, Vol. 1. Wanting. 2. Eloge de Rene Des-
cartes. Lettre de M. de Voltaire a M. Thomas.
Extrait des afliches de Paris, no. 43.- Eloge de Louis,
dauphin de France. Discours a 1'Acad.
Elosre de Descartes. (In Descartes, R. (Euvres, v. 1.
1824.)
Eulogium on Marcus Aiirelius: tr. from the French
[by D. B. Warden]. N. Y., 1808. 8. (B 809)
Jumonville; poeme. n.p., 1759. 8.
Thomas, Artus. L'histoire de la decadence de 1'Empire
Grec, contin. par T. Sec Chalcocondyles, L.
Thomas, Benjamin. Letter to the Bp. of Landaff. Marl-
borough, 1774. 8. (B 906)
Thomas, Benjamin Franklin. Sketch of the life of Chief
Justice Shaw. (In Mass. Hist. Soc. Proceedings,
1867-69.)
Thomas, Charles Grandison. Hereditary property justified ;
reply to Brownsoti's article on the laboring classes.
Camb., 1841. 8. (B 1702)
Thomas, Charles Louis Ambroise. Le ca'id ; opera-bouffon ;
[paroles] de T. Sauvage. Paris, 1849. 16. (E 17)
Le Conservatoire de Musique et de Declamation. (In
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Thomas, Charles W. ' Adventures and obs. on the
west coast of Africa. N. Y., 1860. 12.
Thomas, Dalby. Historical account of the rise
and growth of the West India collonies, and
of the great advantages they are to Eng. in
resp. to trade. London, 1690. 8.
Thomas, Rev. Daniel. Oration, Abington, July 4, 1810.
Boston, 1810. 8. (B 415)
Oration, Briderewater, Sept. 12, 1804, anniv. election of
the Phihmdrian Soc. Prov., [1804]. 8. (B 435)
Sermon, funeral of D. Savvin, Apr. 29. Boston, 1822.
8. (B 283)
NORTON, J. Things as they are; or, Trinitarianism
developed; answer to a letter of D. Thomas, with
strictures on the sentiments of S. Hopkins, etc., in
rcl. to the Trinity. Boston, 1815. 2 pts. 8. (B 264)
Thomas, David. Travels through the western
country in 1816. Auburn, N. Y., 1819. 12.
Thomas, Mr*. 'E. BROCKETT, L. P. (In his Woman's
work in the civil war. 1867.)
Thomas, Ebenezer Smith. Reminiscences of the
last sixty-five years. Hartford, 1840. 2 v. 8.
Thomas, Sir Edmund. Short view of the conduct of the
English clergy. London, 1737. 8. (B 580)
Same. (In Baron, R. Pillars of priestcraft. 1768.)
Thomas, Edward. Chronicles of the Pathan kings
of Dehli. London, 1871. 8.
Thomas, Francis. Annual message. See Maryland. Gov-
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Thomas, Francis Sheppard. Handbook to the
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3 v. 8.
Contents. Vol. 1. Henry vm.-Elizabeth. 2. James
I.-Anne. 3. Notes, rel. to Scotland and Ireland, and
lists of treaties with all countries.
Thomas, Frederic. Le Palais de Justice. (In Paris guide,
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Thomas, Gabriel. Hist, and geog. ace. of the
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Tnomas, George. DAVENPORT, R. A. (In Ma Lives of
individuals who have raised themselves to eminence.
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Thomas, Gen. George Henry. SHANKS, W. F. G. Thomas
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Thomas, Gustave Frederic Maximilien. Guerre de
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Thomas, Isaiah. Communications to members of
the Amer. Antiq. Soc., 1814. (In Amer. Antiq.
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History of printing in America ; with biog. of
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Mass., Ct., R. L, N. H., Vt. almanach for 1800. "Wor-
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Oration, Lancaster, June 24, 1779 to Trinity Lodge.
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BURNSIDE, S. M. Memoir. (In Amer. Antiq. Soc.
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Thomas, James. Second voyage to Barbnry, 1552, by Capt.
T. Windham. (In Green, J. Col. of voy., v. 1.
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Thomas, Jesse B. Report of the statistics cone. Chicago.
Chicago, 1847. 8. (B 1605)
Thomas, John, Maj. Gen., b. 1725, d. 1766. COFFIN,
C. The lives and services of Mai. Gen. J. T.,
Col.T. Knowlton, etc. N. Y., 1845. 12.
Life and services of T. N. Y., 1844. 8. (B 1460)
HEADLEY, J. T. (In his Washington, v. 2. 1847.)
Thomas, John, Bp., d. 1781. Sermon before the Soc. for
the Prop, of Gosp. in Foreign Parts. London, 1751.
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Sermon, Feb. 6, a day of genera! fast on occasion of the
late earthquake. London, 1756. 4. (B 1256)
Sermon, Feb. 17, 1747, fast [day]. London, 1748. 4.
(B 1256)
Sermon, Feb. 17, 1758, fast. London, 1758. 4. (E 1257)
Sermon, Northampton [Eng.] before the Pres. and
governors of the county infirmary, Sept. 22, 1748.
Northampton, 1748. 8. (B 1346)
Thomas, R?v. John. BLAIR, W. Pastor and deacon ex-
amined: candid remarks on T.'s appeal in vindica-
tion of W. Hale. London, 1810. 8. (B 785)
Thomas, John, M. D. Chronic affections of the
digestive organs ; remarks on mineral waters.
2ded. Cheltenham, 1821. 8.
Thomas, John Hanson. Oration, July 4, request of the
Washington Soc. of Alexandria. Alexandria,
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Thomas, John J. American fruit culturist. Auburn,
1849. 12.
-Same. Newed. N. Y., 1871. 8.
Thomas, Joseph, M.D. Universal pronouncing
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and Baldwin, T. Lippincott's pronouncing
gazetteer. Phila., 1855. 8.
Same. Phila., 1856. 8.
Thomas, Joshua, and others. To the electors of the' County
of Plymouth, Mass, n.p., 1811. 8. (B 440)
BRADFORD, A. Memoir of T. (In Mass. Hist. Soc.
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Thomas, Rev. Josiah. Address to a meeting holden for the
purpose of forming a Ch. Missionary Soc. 5th ed.
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Thomas, Lynall. Kitted ordnance; application of
the principle of the rifle to guns and mortars.
1st Amer. from 5th Eng. ed. New Y'ork,
1864. 8.
Thomas, Marcia Abiah. Memorials of Marshfield,
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Thomas, Mrs. Mary, Funeral sermon on. 1818. See Ban-
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Thomas, Moses. History of facts; also the dealings of
some of the 2d Baptist Ch. in Middleborough with
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Thomas, Moses G. Sermon: associations awakened by
the Lord's table. Sermon; we cannot be con-
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Thomas, Nathaniel. Letter on the exped. against Philip, to
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Thomas, P. Memoires pour servir a 1'hist. nature!
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Thomas, Pascoe. A true and impartial journal of
a voy. to the South Seas and round the
globe, under the command of Com. G. Anson.
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Thomas, R., A.M. Authentic ace. of the most re-
markable events ; containing the lives of the
most noted pirates and piracies, shipwrecks,
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Prom 2d London ed. ; corr. and enl., with
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Thomas, Seth James. Address before the Democratic citi-
zens of Plymouth Co., Mass., East Abington, July
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Thomas, Rev. Thomas. Virtues of hazel ; or, Blessings of
government. London, 1794. 8. (B 776)
Thomas, Thomas E. Covenant breaking and its conse-
quences; two discourses, Hamilton, Ohio, July 4
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Thomas, W. H. B. Indications of weather as shown by
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Thomas, W. Cave. Mural or monumental decora-
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Thomas, \Vm., d. 1554. The pilgrim; a dialogue
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Thomas, Win. Commentaries on the treatment of
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Thomas Agni de Lentino. Vita 8. Petri Martyris. (In
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Thomas and James; a dialogue, n.t.p. [N. Y., 18 ?] 8.
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Thomas and Sally ; a musical entertainment. See Bicker-
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Thomas du Fosse, Pierre. Memoires du sieur de Pontis.
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Thomasis, Lucia de. RANIEUI, A. Necrologia di T. (In
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Thomason, Rev. Thomas T. Sermon, (hi Church
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Thomason's medallic illustration of the Scriptures.
60 medals in 5 cases. 1833.
Thomassin, Louis. NICERON, J. P. (In his Mem., v. 3.
1727; and, Germ., v. 3. 1750.)
Thomassy, Marie Joseph Raymond. Geologic
pratique de la Louisiane. Nouvelle Orleans,
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Les papes geographes et la cartographic du Vatican.
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Thomaston, Me. EATON, C. History of T., etc.
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Thome, James A ., and Kimball, J. H. Emancipation
in the West Indies. N. Y., 1838. 12.
*- Same. N. Y., 1838. 8. (B 1475, 1814, 2015. Anti-
slavery examiner, no. 7.)
Speech. (In Stanton, H. B. Debate at Lane Semi-
nary. Cincin., 1834. 8. B 1474)
Thomes, Wm. H. The gold hunter's adventures ;
or, Life in Australia. Boston, 1866. 12.
Thomlinson, Capt. John. Correspondence [on] the settle-
ment of the boundary lines between Mass. Bay and
New Hampshire. (In New Hamp. Legislature.
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Thompson, . Voyages en Afrique. (In Montemont, A.
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Thompson, Capt. Survey of the entrance of Sierra Leone
River. London, 1794. (E 67)
Thompson, Alfred. The happy despatch. (In Scott, C.
W. Drawing-room plays. 1870.)
Thompson, Ambrose W. Letter to W. M. Gwin [on trade
with China] . n.t.p. [Wash., 1851.] 8. (B 1505)
Thompson, Augustus Charles, D.D. Address,
April 7, funeral of M. Codman: sermon, by J. H.
Means. Boston, 1857. 8. (B 1244)
Marriage supper of the Lamb; a New Year's sermon.
Boston, 1859. 8. (B 1303)
Military success from God; sermon, Roxbury, fast
day, Apr. 3. Boston, 1862. 8. (B 1593)
Sermons ; pastor's joy, and the first duty to a
pastor. Boston, 1852. 8.
Thompson, Benjamin, d. 1714. New England's crisis; [a
poem], n.t.p. [1676.] 16. (062)
Thompson, Sir Benjamin, Count Rumford, b. 1753,
d. 1814. Essays, political, economical, and
philosophical. (Vol. 3 new ed.) Boston,
1798, 89, 1804. 3 v. 8.
Contents. Vol. 1. Ace. of an establishment for the
poor at Munich. Fundamental principles on which
establishments for the poor may be formed. Food and
feeding the poor. Chimney fire-places. Ace. of
several public institutions in Bavaria; with app. to 1st
vol. 2. Management of fire and economy of fuel.
Of the manner in which heat is propagated in fluids;
with conj. resp. the final cause of the saltness of the sea.
Propagation of heat in various substances. Inquiry
cone, the source of heat excited by friction. 3. Con-
struction of kitchen fire-places and kitchen utensils, with
rem. rel. to cookery. Obs. cone, the salubrity of warm
rooms in cold weather. Salubrity of warm bathing,
and principles on which warm baths should be con-
structed. Suppl. obs. rel. to the management of fires
in closed fire-places. Of the use of steam for transport-
ing heat.
Essay X., on the construction of kitchen fire places,
and kitchen utensils; with observ. rel. to the proc-
esses of cookery, n.t.p. [1799?] 8. (B1741)
Philosophical papers. Vol. 1. Lond., 1802. 8.
Proposals for forming a public institution for diffusing
knowledge of mechanical inventions, etc. [London,
1799.] 8. (B 696, 1741)
BIGELOW, J. Life and works of Count Rumford.
(In his Modern inquiries. 1867.)
CUVIER, G. L. C. F. D. (In his Eloges hist., v. 2.
1819.)
ELLIS, G. E. Memoir of T. ; with notices of
his daughter. Boston, 1871. 8.
RENWICK, J. Life of Count Rumford. (In Sparks,
J. Arner. biog., v. 15. 1845.)
YOUNG, T. Life of T. (In his Miscellaneous works,
v. 2. 1855.)
Thompson, Benjamin, of King ston-upon- Hull, tr. The
stranger. See Kotzebue, A. F. F. de.
Thompson, Benjamin, b. 1798, d. 1852. Funeral oration on
the death of Z. Taylor, July 31. Charlestown, 1850. .
8. (B1225)
Funeral sermon on. 1852. See Ellis, G. E. (B 1226)
Thompson, Benjamin F. History of Long Island.
2d ed. rev. and enl. N. Y., 1843. 2 v. 8.
Thompson, Charles. Travels through Turkey, the
Holy Land, Egypt, etc. Lond., 1754. 2 v. 12".
Thompson, Daniel Pierce. The Green Mountain
boys. Rev. ed. Boston, 1857. 2 v. 12.
History of Montpelier, Vt. Montpelier, 1860.
8.
The rangers ; or, The Tory's daughter. Boston,
1851. 2 v. in 1. 12.
Thompson, D'Arcy Wentworth. Day dreams of a
schoolmaster. 2d ed. Edin., 1864. 16.
THOMPSON
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History and progress. (In Afternoon lectures, 3d
ser. 1866.) History and philosophy of story-tell-
ing. (In 4th ser.)
Sales Attici ; or, Maxims of the Athenian
tragic drama. Edin., 1867. 12.
Status of teachers. (In Nat. Assoc. Prom. Soc. Sci.
Trans., 1867.)
Wayside thoughts ; a series of desultory essays
on education. N. Y., 1868. 12.
Thompson, Edmund Symes, M.D. Influence of occupation
on health and life. (In Nat. Assoc. Prom. Soc. Sci.
Trans., 1862.)
Thompson, Capt. Edward. Poems. (In Campbell, T.
Spec, of Brit, poets, v. 7. 1819.)
Thompson, George. Travels in Southern Africa.
London, 1827. 2 v. 8.
Thompson, George. Discussion on Amer. slavery,
between G. T. and R. J. Breckinridge.
2d Amer. ed., with notes by [W. L.] Garrison.
Boston, 1836. 8.
Letters and addresses in the United States.
Boston, 1837. 12.
Prison life and reflections ; narrative of the
arrest, imprisonment, etc., of [Alanson]
Work, [James E.] Burr, and [George]
Thompson in Missouri penitentiary for
attempting to aid some slaves to liberty.
3d ed. Hartford, 1849. 12.
BUKLEIGH, C. C. Reception of T. in Great
Britain. Boston, 1836. 18.
Thompson, George, Lieut. Col. of Engineers. The
war in Paraguay ; with a hist, sketch of the
country and its people. London, 1869. 8.
Thompson, George Alexander. Narrative of an
official visit to Guatemala from Mexico.
London, 1829. 12.
New theory of the two hemispheres; the time and
manner in which America was peopled. (In
Pamphleteer, 1815; v. 5 of B 838)
Thompson, Reo. Henry, St. Johns Coll., Cnmb. Heraldry.
(In Smedley, E., and others. Encyc. metrop., v. 5.
1845.)
Occult sciences. 1855. See Smedley, E.
Thompson, Henry, surgeon. Practical lithotomy
and lithotrity. London, 1863. 8.
Surgery of the male urinary organs. (In Holmes,
T. System of surg., v. 4. 1864.)
Thompson, Isaac. Bills of mortality for Middleborough,
Mass., 1799-1813. (In Mass. Hist. Soc. Col., v. 8-10,
12. 1802-14.)
Thompson, J. Radford. Symbols of Christendom.
London, 1867. 16.
Thompson, James, D.D. [Half-century] discourse,
Barre, Jan. 11; with app. Boston, 1854. 8.
Thompson, James. Essay on English municipal
history. London, 1867. 12.
Thompson, James Wm. The claims of free-masonry stated ;
address, Leicester, on the anniv. of John the Bap-
tist, June 24, A. L. 5831. Cambridge, 1831. 8.
(B 1064)
Discourse, Sept. 9, as a tribute to the memory of H.
Colman. Boston, 1849. 8. (B 1244)
Sermon, by request of the Female Char. Soc. in Salem,
June 24. Salem, 1832. 8. (B 1328)
Thompson, John, Baron Haver aham. Account of the late
Scotch invasion, 1708/J. (In Somers, J. Col. of
tracts, v. 13. 1815; and in Harleian misc., v. 11.
1810.)
Thompson, John, d. 1840. SMITH, A. The minister-painter.
(In his Last leaves. 1868.)
Thompson, John Hanson. THOMPSON, J. P. (In his Ser-
geant's memorial. 1863.)
Thompson, John Samuel. Christian guide to a
right understanding of the Scriptures^ com-
mentary on the evangelists. New translation ;
pref., a mem. of the author and an introd.
TJtica, N. Y., 1826. 8.
Note. All but the 'memoir and introd.' wanting.
Thompson, Joleph. Considerations resp. the trade
with China. London, 1835. 12.
Thompson, Joseph Parrish, D.D. Christianity and
emancipation: or, The teachings a-id influence of
the Bible against slavery. N. Y., 18 >3. 8. (B1472)
Duties of the Christian citizen: a discourse. N. Y
1848. 8. (B 1303)
- Man in Genesis and in geology ; or, The Bibli-
cal account of man's creation tested by
scientific theories of his origin and antiquity.
N. Y., 1870. 12.
- Memoir of D. Hale; with selections from his
writings. 2d ed. Hartford, 1850. 8.
Memoir of D. T. Stoddard. N. Y., 1858. 12.
Moses. (In Boston lectures. 1871.)
Photographic views of Egypt, past and present.
Boston, 1854. 12.
The sergeant's memorial ; by his father. N. Y.,
1863. 12.
Sermon, death of A. Lincoln. (In Lincoln, A. OUR
martyr president. 1865.)
Vice progressive; sermon to vonng men, Aug. 2. 2d
ed. N. Y., 1846. 8. (B 1303)
Thompson, Justus. See Berry, J., vs. Thompson, J. (B 340)
Thompson, Leslie A. Manual or digest of statute
law of Florida. Boston, 1847. 8.
Thompson, Mr*. Margaret. Phrenological character of R
Dunbar. Albany, 1851. 8. (B 1444)
Thompson, Matthew La Rne Perrine, D.D. Sermon at
Canandaigua, Aug. 28. Rochester, 1842. 8. (B1184)
Two discourses at Canandaigua, June 23. 1839. on the
death of E. M. and G. R. Hubbell. Canandaicua
1841. 8. (B 1218)
Thompson, Murray, D.D. Contamination of water by man-
ufnctories. (In Nat. Assoc. Prom. Soc. Sci. Trans.,
1863.)
Thompson, Rev. Otis. Address before the Bristol Co. Agric
Soc. Taunton, 1837. 8. fB 1129)
Sermon, installation of S. W. Colbourn, Abbington
Oct. 27. Boston, 1813. 8. (B 333)
Sermon, 7iational thanksgiving for the restoration of
peace, April 13. Prov., 1815. 8. (B 1253)
Signs of the times; sermon, Attlcborough, fast day,
April 9. Prov., 1812. 8. (B 1259)
Thompson, Pishey. Collections for a topoij. and
historical account of Boston and Skirbeck.
London, 1820. 4.
History and antiquities of Boston [England].
Boston, 1856. 8.
Thompson, Richard W. Speech on the tariff bills. Wash.,
1842. 8. (B 1174)
Thompson, Robert. Patent uterine truss. Columbus, 1843.
8. (C271)
Thompson, Robert Anchor. Christian theism ; the
testimony of reason and revelation to the
existence and character of the Supreme
Being. N. Y.. 1855. 12.
Thompson, Samuel. Universal restoration vindicated; a
reply to a rlise. by J. Horton, Wevmontb. Dec. 18,
1808. Charlestown, 1S09. 8. (B 136, 1713)
Thompson, Theophilns. M.D. Annals of influen/a
in Gr. Brit., 1510-1837. London, 1852. 8.
(Syrlenham Soc.)
Thompson', Thomas, Funeral sermon on. 1808. See Spring,
S. (B 282)
Thompson, Thomns Perron^t. Catechism on the
corn laws. 3d ed. (In Pamphleteer, 1826; v. 27 of
B838)
Same. 10th ed. London, 1829. 8. (B 927)
Same. 13th ed. London, 1829. 8.
Exercises, political and others; from West-
minster review. London. 1842. 6 v. 12.
Extracts from the works of T. n.t.p. [Manchester,
1841.] 8. (B1187)
Theory nnd practice of just intonation. 2d ed.
London. 1857. 12.
BT-ANPHARD, L. (In his Saunders' portraits, v. 1.
1838.)
Thompson, Waddy. Recollections of Mexico.
N. Y.. London. 1846. 8.
Thompson. Win., d. 17fi. Poem*. (In Anderson, R.
Brit, poetf.v. 10. 1795; a nd in Chalmers, A. Eng.
poets, v. 15. 1810.)
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Thompson, Wra., b. 1805, d. 1852. Natural his-
tory of Ireland: Birds. London, 1849-51.
3 v. 8.
Thompson, Wm. To the committee on elections [of Iowa
respecting election of member of Congress], n.t.p.
[ISoO.J 8. (B 1504)
Thompson, Wm. Theodore. Major Jones's court-
ship. 2d ed. illust. by Barley. Phila., 1844.
12.
Major Jones's scenes in Georgia. Phila., [1858].
12.
Major Jones's sketches of travel. Phila., 1848.
12.
Thompson, Zadock. Hist, of Vermont, natural
civil, and statistical. Burlington, 1842. 8.
Thompson. See also Thomsen ; -^ Thomson ; Tomson.
Thorns, Peter Perring, tr. See Hwa-tseen.
Thorns, Wm. Book of the court ; history, duties,
and privileges of the English nobility and
gentry. 2d ed. London, 1844. 8.
Thorns, Wm. John (pseud. Ambrose Merton).
Anecdotes and traditions illustr. of early
Eng. history and literature. London, 1839.
8. (Camden Soc.)
Early English prose romances. 2d ed. enl.
London, 1858. 3 v. 8.
Contents. Vol. 1. Robert the deuyll. Thomas a
Reading. Friar Bacon. Frier Rush. 2. Virgilius.
Robin Hood. George a Green. Tom a Lincolne.
3. Helyas. Doctor Faustus. Second report of
Uoctor Faustus.
Gammer Gurton's famous histories. N. Y.,
1846. 4.
Gammer Gurton's pleasant stories. N .Y.,
1849. 4.
Thomsen, Christian Jiirgensen. Fseroeske Old-
eager. (Yn Copenhagen. K. Com. f. Olds. Opb.
Antiq. Ann., v. 3, pt. 2. 1820.)
and Devegge, O. Catalogus numorum veter-
um Gr. et Horn, quos possidebat olim G. F.
Timm ; ace. recensio numorum orientalium a
J.C.Lindberg. Havnise, 1832. 16.
Fortegnelse over G. F. Timmes Mynt- og
Medaille Sammlung. 3. deel: Skandinavien
Lande. Kiob., 1834. 16.
Thomson. See also Thompson ; Thomsen; Tomson.
Thomson, . La Perse; sa population, etc; avec notes par
N. de Khanikof. (In Paris. Soc. de Geog. Bui.,
5e ser., v. 18. 1869.)
Thomson, Adam, D.I). Bible emancipation; or, The ex-
traordinary results of unfettered Bible printing.
Edin., 1846. 8. (B 1373)
Thomson, Alexander. Aberdeen industrial feeding schools.
History of preventive and reformatory work in
Aberdeen. (In Nat. Assoc. Prom. Soc. Sci. Trans.,
1860.)
Our treatment of the lower and lowest classes of so-
ciety. Prevention is better than cure. (In Talbot,
C., Viscount Ingeatre. Meliora, 2d ser. 1843.)
Thomson, Andrew, D.D. Life of J. Owen. Edin.,
1853. 12.
Introductory essay. (In Mather, C. Essays to do
good. 1825.)
The Sabbath. Glasgow, [184-]. 8. (B 1374)
Sermon, the character of religious zeal. (In Sud-
dards, W. Brit, pulpit, v. 1. 1837.)
Ultimate and universal prevalence of the Chr. religion ;
sermon before the Society in Scotland for Propagat-
ing Christian Knowledge, June 5. Ediu., 1817. 8
(B 1642)
Thomson, Antony Todd, M.D. Conspectus of the
pharmacopoeias of London, Edinburgh, and
Dublin. 10th ed. London, 1838. 18.
Domestic management of the sick room. Lon-
don, 1841. 12.
Elements of materia medica and therapeutics.
London, 1832-33. 2 v. 8.
Lectures on the elements of botany. Vol. 1.
London, 1822. 8.
The London dispensatory. 2d ed. London,
1818. 8".
Thomson, Mrs. Anthony Todd. See Thomson, K.
Thomson, Charles. Letters rel. to Dr. Kippis. (In Masa.
Hist. Soc. Col., v. 4. 1795.)
The Holy Bible, trans. See Bible (p. 269).
Thomson, Charles Edward Poulett, Lord Sydenham.
SCROPE, G. P. Memoir of the life of Lord
Sydenham. London, 1843. 8.
BLANCHARD, L. (In his Saunders portraits, v. 1.
1888.)
Thomson, Charles "West. Notices of the life and charac-
ter of R. Proud. (In Penn. Hist. Soc. Mem., v. 1.
1826.)
Thomson, E. H. The emigrant's guide to Michi-
gan ; [in Germ, and Eng.]. N. Y., 1849. 8.
Thomson, George. Memorandum of the engineer opera-
lions at the taking of Ghuznee. (In Gr. Brit. Corps
of Roy. Kngin. Papers, v. 4. 1840.)
Thomson, John Cockburn. Almae matres ; by
Megathym Splene. London, [1849]. 16.
Thomson, James, d. 1748. Works; with the life
of the author by P. Murdoch. London,
1802. 3 v. 8.
Contents. Vol. 1. Life ; "by P. Murdoch. The sea-
eons. A hymn. The castle of indolence. Poem to
the memory of S.ir I. Newton. Poem to the memory of
Lord Talbot. Verses occasioned by the death of Mr.
Aikman. Ode. Epitaph on Miss Stanley. To the
Rev. Mr. Murdoch. Paraphrase on the latter part of
the sixth chapter of Matthew. Songs. Odes.
Hymn on solitude. 2. Britannia. Liberty. Sophon-
isba. Edward and Eleonora. 3. Agamemnon.
Alfred. Tancred and Sigismunda. Coriolanus.
Edward and Eleonora ; adapted to the stage
by T. Hull. London, 1775. 8.
Same. (In Bell, J. Brit, theatre, v. 32. 1797.)
Liberty; a poem. Pts. 1-3. London, 1735.
3 pts. 4.
Contents. Pt. 1. Ancient and modern Italy com-
pared. 2. Greece. 3. Rome.
Same. Pt. 1-5. Glasgow, 1776. 24.
Contents. Pt. 1-3 same as above. 4. Britain.
5. The prospect.
Poem to tha. memory of Wm. Congreve ; with
preface and notes by P. Cunningham. Lon-
don, 1843. 8. (Percy Soc., v. 9.)
Poems. (In Campbell, T. Spec, of Brit, poets, v. 5.
1819.)
Poems. (In Chalmers, A. Eng. poets, v. 12. 1810.)
Poetical works. (In Anderson, R. Brit, poets, v. 9.
1795.)
Poetical works; [ed. by F. J. Child with life
by Sir H. Nicolas]. Boston, 1854. 2 v. 16.
Content*. Vol. 1. Poems. Songs. Prologues.
Epilogues. Britannia. Liberty. 2. The seasons.
The castle of indolence.
Preface. (In Milton, J. Areopagitica. 1738. B 582)
The seasons ; a poem ; [also a poem to the
memory of Sir I. Newton, and Britannia].
London, 1730. 8.
Tancred and Sigismunda. (In Bell, J. Brit, theatre,
v. 14. 1797; in Scott, W. Brit, dr., v. 1, pt. 2.
1804; and in London stage, v. 4.)
BARANTE, A. G. P. B. de. (In his Melanges hist, et
lit., v. 3. 1836.)
JOHNSON, S. (In his Works, v. 11. 1806; Lives of
Eng. poets, v. 2. 1810.)
LIFE. (In Society of Anc. Scots. Lives of Scottish
poets, v. 1, pt. 2. 1822.)
WILSON, J. (In his Recreations of C. North, v. 2.
1857.)
Thomson, James, D.D. Letters on the moral and
religious state of S. America. London,
1827. 12.
Address to the citizens of the U. S. on behalf of the
new nations lately subject to the Spanish govern-
ment. N. Y., 1830. 12. (C 266)
Thomson, Rev. John. Grounds of faith; sermon, Edin.,
June 2. Edin., 1785. 8. (B 169)*
The nature of true religion; sermon, Nov. 25, 1792.
Edin., 1793. 8. (B 1860)
THOMSON
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Thomson, John. Tables of interest. 6th ed. Lon-
don, 1794. 16.
Thomson, John. Letters of Curtius; [with] speech on the
British treaty, and sketch of his life. Richmond,
1804. 12. (B616)
Thomson, John, M.D. Lectures on inflammation.
Edin., 1813. 8.
Varioloid epidemic in Edinburgh, etc. Lon-
don, 1820. 8.
Thomson, Mrs. Katharine (Byerley), wife of A. T.
Thomson. Life and times of George Villiers
Duke of Buckingham. London, 1860. 3 v. 8.
Life of Wolsey. (In Soc. Dif. Usef. Knl. Lib. usef.
knl. Lives of eminent persons. 1833.)
Memoirs of Sarah Duchess of Marlborough.
London, 1839. 2 v. 8.
Memoirs of the Court of Henry vm. London,
1826. 2 v. 8.
Memoirs of Viscountess Sundon. London,
1847. 2 v. 12.
Recollections of literary characters and cele-
brated places. London, 1854. 2 v. 8.
Contents. Vol. 1. Dr. Maginn. Ham House.
Hampton Court. Holland House. Mrs. Montagu and
her friends. Whitehall; Palace of Westminster; York
House. Anc. Palace of Greenwich and the days of the
Tudors. Kenilworth. Siege of Raglan Castle, and
the Somerset family. 2. Basing House. Latham
House, and the Stanley family. Coleridge; Sir James
Hall; Leslie; Mackintosh; Blanco White. Mrs.
Serres; Charles Mills; L. E. L. John Gait. T.
Campbell, Mrs. Siddons. Wilkie, Chantrey. Hatton
Rectory. Allan Cunningham. Publishers and
authors. Chartley Castle and the Ferrers family,
Laurence, Earl Ferrers; Whitefield; Lady Huntingdon.
and Thomson, J. C. Queens of society; by
G. and P. Wharton. N. Y., 1861. 12.
Contents. Sarah, Duchess of Marlborough. Mme.
Roland. Lady Mary Wortley Montagu. Georgiana,
Duchess of Devonshire. L. E. Landon. Mme. de
Sevigne. Sydney Lady Morgan. Jane, Duchess of
Gordon. Mme. Recamier. Lady Hervey. Mme.
de Stael. Mrs. Thrale-Piozzi. Lady Caroline Lamb.
Anne Seymour Darner. La marquise du Deftand.
Mrs. Elizabeth Montague. Mary, Countess of Pem-
broke. La marquise de Maintenon.
Wits and beaux of society; by G. and P.
Wharton. N. Y., 1861. 12.
Contents. George Villiers, 2d Duke of Buckingham.
Count de Grammont, St. Evremond, Ld. Rochester.
Beau Fielding. Clubs and club-wits under Anne.
Wm. Congreve. Beau Nash. Philip, Duke of
Wharton. Ld. Hervey. Philip Dormer Stanhope,
4th Earl of Chesterfield. Abbe Scarron. Francois,
due de la Rochefoucault and the due de St. Simon.
Horace Walpole. George Selwyn. Sheridan.
Beau Brummell. T. E. Hook. Sydney Smith.
G. B. Dodington, Ld. Melcombe.
Thomson, Capt. Mowbray. The story of Cawn-
pore. London, 1859. 12.
Thomson, Richard. Chronicles of London Bridge ;
by an antiquary. 2ded. London, 1839. 16.
(Fam. lib., v. 66.)
Illustrations of the history of Gr. Britain.
Edin., 1828. 2 v. 18. (Constable's miscel.,
v. 20, 21.)
Thomson, Robert. Divine authority of the Bible ;
a refutation of Paine's 'Age of reason'. 1st
Amer. ed. Boston, 1807. 12.
Thomson, Robert. Furnaces for heating shot. (In Gr.
Brit. Corps of Royal Engin. Papers, v. 3. 1839.)
Experiments on condensation of gravel and sand.
Failure of a floor in Edin. (In v. 7.) Failure of
masonry at Corfu. (In v. 8. 1845.)
Thomson, Robert Dundas, M.D. Proper source of waters
for domestic supply. (In Nat. Assoc. Prom. Soc.
Sci. Trans., 1862.)
See also British annual.
Thomson, Samuel. Brief sketch of the causes and treat-
ment of disease. Boston, 1821. 12. (C 147)
See also Boston Thomsonial manual and lady's com-
panion ; Thomsonian and botanic medical adviser.
1831.
374. (25. 2. 81.)
BROWN, J. A. Quackery exposed; a few remarks
on the Thomsonian system of medicine. Boston,
1833. 8. (B 1549)
Thomson, Spencer, M.D. Wayside weeds; botan-
ical lessons from lanes and hedgerows. Lon-
don, 1864. 8.
Thomson, T. R. Narrative of the exped. to the Niger. See
Allen, W., R. N.
Thomson, Thomas, M.D. Chemistry of animal
bodies. Edin., 1843. 8.
First principles of chemistry. London, 1825.
2 v. 8.
Outline of the sciences of heat and electricity.
London, 1830. 8.
Sketch of the progress of physical science ;
also lect. on astronomy by D. Lardner. 3d
ed. N. Y., 1843. 8.
System of chemistry. Edin,, 1802. 4 v. 8.
Same. 4th ed. Edin., 1810. 5 v. 8.
System of chemistry of inorganic bodies. 7th
ed. London, Edin., 1831. 2 v. 8.
Travels in Sweden, 1812. London, 1813. 4.
See also Annals of philosophy.
Thomson, Rev. Thomas. Biographical diet, of eminent
Scotsmen, suppl. vol. See Chambers, R.
Thomson, Wm. Poems. (In Chalmers, A. English poets,
v. 15. 1810.)
Thomson, Wm. Two journeys through Italy and
Switzerland. London, 1835. 12.
Thomson, Wm., Archbishop of York. Address on
education, 1864. (In Nat. Assoc. Prom. Soc. Sci.
Trans., 1864.)
Aids to faith; reply to 'Essays and reviews'.
N. Y., 1862. 12.
Contents. Mansel, H. L. Miracles as evidences of
Christianity. Fitzgerald, W. Study of evidences of
Christianity. - McCaul, A. Prophecy. Cook, F. C.
Ideology and subscription. McCaul, A. Mosaic rec-
ord of creation. Rawlinson, G. Genuineness and
authenticity of the Pentateuch. Browne, E. H. Inspi-
ration. Thomson, W. Death of Christ. Ellicott,
C. J. Scripture and its interpretation.
Crime and its excuses. (In Oxford essays, 1855.)
Death of Christ. (In Thomson, F. Aids to faith.
1862.)
Outline of the necessary laws of thought ; a
treatise on logic. 4th ed. London, 1857. 16.
Thomson, Sir Wm., and Tait, P. G. Treatise on
natural philosphy. Vol.1. Oxford, 1867. 8.
Thomson, Rev. Wm. Aird." Sermon; necessity of testifying
repentance toward Christ. (In Free church pulpit.
-IQ-0 \
_ Sermon before the Society in Scotland for Propagating
Christian Knowledge, June 6, 1822. Edin., 1823. 8.
/ T> -I C A O }
Thomson, Wm. M., D.D. The land and the book ;
or Biblical illustrations from scenes, etc., in
the Holy Land. N. Y., 1859. 2 v. 12.
Th m8 to a ^
Thomsonian manual and lady's companion. See Boston
Thomsonian manual, etc.
Thomsonian system. See Thomson, S. (B 1594)
Thon, Sixt Arnim. ANDKESEN, A. , (In his Die deut-
' Bchen Maler-Radirer, v. 4. 1870.)
Thor, Land of. See Browne, J. R.
Thorburn, Grant. Forty years residence m Amer-
ica. Boston, 1834. 12.
Gentleman and gardener's calendar. N. Y.,
Men and manners in Britain. N. Y., 1834. 12.
Thorburn, Joseph. Sermon ; sanctified affliction. (In
Free church pulpit. 1853.)
Thor6 KUenne Joseph Theophile (pseud. Wil em Blirger).
Les collections particulieres. (In Paris guide, v. 1.
_ Nolvelles etudes sur la galerie Suermondt 4 Aix-Ia-
Chapelle. (In Gazette des beaux-arts, v. 26. 1869.)
Thoreau, Henry David. Excursions. Boston, 1863.
16.
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Content*. Biog. sketch by R. W. Emerson. Nat.
hist, of Mass. A walk to Wachusett. The landlord.
A winter walk. Succession of forest trees. Walk-
ing. Autumnal -tints. Wild apples. Night and
moonlight.
Letters [and poems]. Boston, 1865. 12.
- Maine woods. Boston, 1866. 12.
- Walden ; or, Life in the woods. Boston, 1854.
12.
Week on the Concord and Merrimack rivers.
Boston, Cainb., 1849. 12.
- Yankee in Canada ; with anti- slavery and re-
form papers. Boston, 1866. 12.
Contents. A Yankee in Canada. Anti-slavery and
reform papers. Slavery in Massachusetts. Prayers.
Civil disobedience. A plea for Capt. J. Brown.
Paradise (to be) regained. Herald of freedom. T.
Carlyle and his works. Life without principle.
Wendell Phillips before the Concord Lyceum. The
last days of J. Brown.
- EMERSON, R. W. See, above, 'Excursions'.
LOWELL, J. R. (In his My study windows. 1871.)
Thoresby, Ralph. Diary, 1677-1724; ed. by J.
Hunter. London. 1830. 2 v. 8.
Ducatus Leodiensis ; or, Topography of Leeds ;
added, a catalogue of his musseum, etc. 2d
ed., with notes and add. by T. D. Whitaker.
Leeds, 1816. f.
LETTERS of eminent men, addressed to R.
Thoresby. London, 1832. 2 v. 8.
Contents. Vol. 1. 1679-1703. 2. 1703-23.
Appendix. Ace. of a tour in Scotland.
Thoresen, Magdalene. Old Olaf. (In Goldschmidt, M.
The flying mail. 1870.)
Thorfinn Karlsefne, and Snorre Thorbrandson. Sagaen.
(In Copenhagen. K. Nord. Oldsk. Antiq. Amer.
1837.)
Thorius, Raphael. Cheimonopegnion ; or, A win-
ter song; newly tr. London, 1651. 16.
Epistola de T. Casauboni morbi mortisque causa. De
morbo et morte I. C. (In Casaubon, I. Epistolse.
1638.)
Hymnus tabaci ; a poem in honour of tabaco ;
tr. by P. Hausted. London, 1651. 16.
Thorkelin, Grim Johnson, LL.D., tr. See Danorum rebus
gestis secul. 3 et 4, De.
Thorlacius, B^rge (Lat. Birgerus). [Several papers.]
(In Copenhagen. K. Com. f. Olds. Opb. Antiq.
Ann., v. l,pt. 1; 2, pt. 1; 3, pt. 1; 4, pt. 1,2. 1812.)
Thorlacius, Skule Thordsen. [Several papers.] (In Co-
penhagen. K. Com. f. Olds. Opb. Antiq. Ann.,
v. 1, pt. 1,2; 2, pt. 1,2. 1812.)
Thorn, N. Catalogue of books to be sold 5th Dec. 1738.
[London, 1738.] 8. (B 874)
Thorn, Prussia. FAITHFUL narrative of the horrid tragedy
lately acted at Thorn. London, [1725]. 8. (B 602)
Thornbury, George Walter. British artists from
Hogarth to Turner. London, 1861. 2 v. 8.
Contents. Vol. 1. Gainesborough in green lanes.
Wilson in Tottenham-court Road. Lawrence in Lon.
don drawing rooms. Nolekins in Mortimer Street.
Two fop artists : Sherwin and Cosway. Fuseli in
Somerset House. Barry in the Adelphi. Reynolds
at his easel in Leicester Square. Brauwer in the Ant-
werp hospital. Fra Angelico in the chapel of the Va-
tican. A pupil of the school of Watteau. The day
after Hogarth's death. The flower painter's death.
2. A ship full of nobodies. The prophet in Carnaby
Market. Blake the visionary. The English carica-
turists. Men of promise : Proctor and Deare. West,
the monarch of mediocrity in Newman St. Stothard
the graceful. Morland in the sponging house.
David Scott. Epochs of painting. Greek art.
Moorish art. Gothic art.
Life in Spain ; past and present. Re-arranged
from Household words, v. 18, 19. London,
1859. 2 v. 12.
Life of J. M.W.Turner. Lond., 1862. 2 v. 8.
Old stories retold. London, 1870. 8.
Contents. Life of a Methodist preacher, 1715. A
gambler's life in the last century, 1725. Sarah Malcolm,
1733. The duel between Ld. Byron and Mr. Chaworth,
1765. Old Patch, the forger, 1784. The Battle of
Vinegar Hill, 1798. Emmet's insurrection, 1803.
Trafalgar, 1805. The O. P. riots. The two great
murders in Ratcliff Highway, 1811. The Luddites, 1812.
Assassination of Mr. Perceval, 1812. Burning of
Wildgoose Lodge, 1816. Bombardment of Algiers,
1816. Wreck of the Medusa, 1816. Wager of battle,
Murder of Mary Ashford, 1817. Cato st. conspiracy,
1820. T. G. Wainewright, the poisoner, 1830. Murder
of Wm. Weare, 1823. Trial and execution of Fauntle-
roy, 1824. Loss of the Kent, East Indiaman, by fire,
1825. The red barn, 1827. Resurrection men, Burke
and Hare, 1829. Bristol riots, 1831. Fieschi and the
infernal machine, 1835.
Shakspeare's England ; sketches of social his-
tory in the reign of Elizabeth. London,
1856. 2v. 8.
A tour round England. London, 1870. 2v. 8.
Thorndale; or, The conflict of opinions. See Smith, W.
Thorndike, Augustus. CATALOGUE of the library
of A.Thorndike, sold May, 1860. [ms. prices.]
Boston, 1860. 8.
Thorndike, Israel, and others. Report of merchants niul
manufacturers of Boston on the proposed tariff,
1824. Boston, [1824]. 8. (B 533)
Thorndike, Samuel Lothrop. Biography of W. S. Hooper.
(In Higginson, T. W. Harvard mem. biog., v. 1.
Thome, Robert. Brief notice of the discovery of New-
foundland. (Jn Kerr, R. Col. of voy., v. 6. 1824.)
Declaration of the Indies and landes discovered and
subdued into the emperour and king of Portugal,
1527. (In Hakluyt Soc. Pub., v. 7: Divers voy.
1850.)
Thornes, Vincent. Discorso della fisica sublimatione.
Venetia, 1582 4. (A 44)
Thornton, Bonnell. The battle of the wigs; an additional
canto to Dr. Garth's 'Dispensary'. London, 1768.
8. (A 46)
Connoisseur. S?e. Colman, G., the elder.
Thornton, Edward. Observations on the report of the com-
mittee of the Ho. of Com. [on] the high price of
gold bullion; with remarks on the work of Blake,
'Observations', etc. London, 1811. 8. (B 727)
Thornton, Edward. Gazetteer of the territories
under the government of the East India Co.,
and the native states. Lond., 1854. 4 v. 8.
Contents. Vol. 1. Abo-Coc. 2. Cog-Jyt. 3.
Kab-Oog. 4. Ooj-Zyn.
Thornton, Henry. BOURNE, H. R. F. (In his Famous
London merchants. 1869.)
Thornton, J. Quinn. Oregon and California in
1848. N. Y., 1849. 2 v. 12.
Thornton, Rev. John. Preciousness of Christ to
all who believe. Boston, 1834. 12.
Repentance explained and enforced. Boston,
1818. 18.
Thornton, John Wingate. Colonial schemes of
Popham and Gorges; speech at the Fort
Popham celebration, Aug. 29, 1862. Boston,
1863. 8.
Genealogical mem. of the Gilbert family. Bos-
ton, 1850. 8.
First records of Anglo-American colonization.
Boston, 1859. 8.
. Mementos of the Swett family. Roxbury,
privately printed 1851. 8.
Note to the history of Scarborough. (In Maine Hist.
Soc. Col., v. 3. 1853.) Ancient Pemaquid; au
historical review. (In v. 5. 1857.)
Peter Oliver's 'Puritan commonwealth' re-
viewed. Boston, 1857. 8.
Pulpit of the Amer. Revolution ; political ser-
mons of the period of 1776. Boston, 1860. 8.
Contents. Thornton, J. T. Hist, introd. Mayhew,
J. Sermon, Jan. 30, 1750, death of Charles I.
Chauncy, C. Thanksgiving sermon on the repeal of the
stamp act, 1766. Cooke, S. Election sermon, 1770.
Gordon, W. Thanksgiving sermon, 1774. Langdon,
8. Election sermon, Watertown, 1775. West, 8.
Election sermon, 1776. Payson, P. Election sermon,
1778. Howard, S. Election sermon, 1780. Stiles,
E. Election sermon, 1783.
Thornton, Matthew. Letter, 1775. (In New Hampshire
Hist. Soc. Col., v. 6. 1850.)
SANDERSON, J. (In hi* Biog. of the signers, v. 5.
1824.)
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Thornton, Robert John, M.D. Defence of vaccina-
tion. London, 1806. 8.
Grammar of botany ; [incl. J. Lee's Dictionary
of botanical terms]. N. Y., 1818. 12.
- The Lord's prayer. See Bible (p. 287. A 61)
Pastorals of Virgil ; with a course of Eng. read-
ing. London, 1821. 2 v. 12.
- Philosophy of botany ; incl. a new illustration
of the sexual system of Linnaeus. London,
1799-1809. 2 v. f.
Thornton, Thomas. Present state of Turkey.
London, 1809. 2 v. 8.
Thornton, Wm., M.D. Cadmus; or, The elements of writ-
ten language; with an essay on teaching the deaf
and dumb to speak. Phila., 1793. 8. (B 737)
Thornton, Wm. [Mode of obtaining] patents, n.t.p.
Wash., 1811. 8. (C 81)
Speech. 1 Wash., 1805. 8. (B 1106)
Thornton, Wm. Thomas. On labour. London,
1869. 8.
Thornton (Eng.), Manor of. COURT leet, 19 Oct.
1773-81. MS.
Thornton romances. See Halliwell, O.
Thornwell, James Henry, D.D. Our national sins. (In
Fast day sermons. 1861.)
The sacrifice of Christ; sermon before the Gen. As-
sembly of the Presbyterian Ch., N. Y., May 18.
N. Y., 1856. 8. (B 1330)
Thorogood, B. His opinion of the succession, to a brother
of the blade in Scotland, n.t.p. [1679.] 8. (A 52)
Thorowgood, Thomas. Digitus Dei ; new dis-
coveryes ; with sure arguments to prove
that the Jews inhabite now in America ;
added, a disc, of J. Dury with the history of
Ant. Monterinos. London, 1652. 4.
Thorp, Robert. Establishments in religion, and religious
liberty; sermon before the Univ., Cambridge,
Julyl. Camb., 1792. 4. (B 1263)
Thorpe, Benjamin. Ancient laws and institutes of
England, to Henry i.; also, 7th-10th cent.
n.p., 1840. f.
Note. The Anglo-Saxon laws have an Eng. and
the ancient Latin version.
Codex Exoniensis, Anglo-Saxon poetry with
an English translation. London, 1842. 8.
Contents. To Jesus Christ. To the Virgin Mary.
The Nativity. To the Trinity. The Nativity and
Ascension. The Ascension and the harrowing of hell.
Hymn of 
