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I
DICTIONARY
OF
Books tclnting to America,
FROM ITS DISCOVERY TO THE PRESENT TIME.
By JOSEPH SABIN.
Volume XIX.
jint. a Wood, Prifae€ (• iht Histtr of Oxfata.
SABIN, 21 & 23 ANN STREET
I 89 I
•<■■( f y\ y ■
Entered according to Act oi Congress, in the year 1891, b>
M. J. SABIN,
In the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washingt«n, D. C.
Edition, 5Z5 Copies, 8vo, of which 25 are for Presentation,
And no Copies on Large Paper, of which 10 are for Presentation.
A Dictionary of Books
RELATING TO AMERICA.
CHEDEL (H.) Registrum|huius ope-|
ris libri cro- 1 nicarum | cu figuris et y ma-
gi-1 bus ab inicio mudi : | [Recto of
second preliminary leaf:] Tabula operis
hui9 de temjporibus mundi. vt historian:
reruqj ceteraru ac | vrbiu in se sparsim
varieq3 SscriptaK. ExoptSti | singula
facilia inuentu sint iuxta seriem Alpha- |
beti nomia rerum sut ordinata. E directoq3 cu-|ius rei nominis
nuerus apparens charta folio | rum indicat. | [Colophon on recto of
folio ccLXVi :] Completo in famosissima Nurembergensi vrbe Operi\
de hystorijs etatum tnutidi. ac descriptione vrbium. fe-\Ux imponitur
finis. Collcctum breui tempore Auxilio docto\ris hartmdni Schedel.
qua fieri potuit diligentia. Anno xpi | Millesimo quadringentesimo
nonagesitnotercio. die quarto | mensis yunij. | Deo igitur Optimo, sint
laudes infinite. | [Colophon on verso of large map at the end :]
Ahest nunc studiose lector finis libri Cronicarum per | viam epithomatis
X breui arij compilati opus qdem\preclarum. X o doctissimo quoq^ com-
parandum. Continet \ em gesta. queciiq'^ digniora sunt notatu ab initio
miidi ad | banc vsq^ teporis nostri calamitatet.i. Castigatuq'^ a viris \
dcctissimis vt magis elaboratum in lucem prodi, et. Ad in \ tuitu autem
X preces prouidoru ciuifl Sebaldi Schreyer | X Sebastian! kamermaister
hunc librum dominus Antho \ nius koherger Nuremberge impressit. Ad-
hibitis tame vi | ris mathematicis pingendiq"^ arte peritissimis. Michaele
\wolgemut et wilhelmo Pleydenwurjf. quarii solerti acu-\ratissimaq'^
animaduersione turn ciuitatum tum illustrium | virorum figure inserte
sunt. Consummatil autem duodeci- \ ma mensis fulij. Anno salutis nre.
1493. 1 Folio. i-nS'^l
VOL. XIX. I
29749
SCHEDF.r,.
Collation; 20 prellmin;iry Iravcs, contaminir flit" tltlr ft' ilii; n-jri^ti'i, vrtso Mink,
nml tlie .ilpliabetical t.ible ot' tlic wmk, in iloiiliic ixluinii.; itxt nt llii; ilirnnKJc,
leaves I fci.xvi, verso blank; " l)e S.irm.uii Hj;iunt' liiir<ipf," ett,, 5 uiimiinbi'ieil
leaves, ami one blank Icaf'j rontinuation of llie t hion'u ir, leaves cci.xvii (txiix, with
a double-page map ot Central luiiope tilling: the vrrso ot this leaf' and the leiCo of' the
next (unnunibercil) leat, which has the luloplion um the \erso. No sigiiitiiie niaiks.
The Nuremberg Chmniile, as this work is grnerilly called, cont.iiiis upwaids of'
2000 woodcuts designed and engraved liy Mii ha.d Wol^i'nnitii and Wiliirliii I'leydcn-
WiirlV. Kidios cci vim, I'ci.x and cci.xi were purposely left blank on ImiIi sidrs, the
reason tor which is given in a pa.s»agc on tlie vcrdo ol tolio rci.viii : "Caita^ alii|u,is
sine scriptura pro sexta etacu deinccps rrliiii|ueie coiiueiiit. iudicio pi;steriol(. (] eniiilare
addere. atq^ gesta principum •J priu itoruni tuccedeiitiuin persciibere povsunt." A
double-page map ot the ancient world is on folios xii and xiii. On the veiso of' folio
fcxc is a brief' account of" the Foitugucse voyage of" discovery along the coast of' Africa
in 1483 [1484], under the direction of' Dieg.) Cam and IVIaitin Ueliaim ot' Nurem-
berg, which has been used as a basis for the unw.irratited theory that the expedition
readied America.
"In 14S4 King John sent an expi-ciition under Diego Cam, as Barros calls him,
Caao according to others, 10 protecule discoveries along the coast of Africa. In this
expedition Biihem sailed as cosmogr.ipher. They crossed the equinoctial line, discov-
ered the roast of Congo, advanced to twenty-two ilegrees fiirty-fire minutes of south
l.ititude, and erected two ccduniii?, on which were engraved the arms of Portugal, in
the mouth of the river Zigra, in Africa, wliich thence, for some time, took the name
of the River of Columns. ... The assertion that Ueliem had discovered the western
worl.l previous to Columbus, in the course of the voyage with Cam, was fnuiided on a
misinterpretation of a passage interpol.ited in the chronicle of Haitmann Schedel, a
contemporary writer. This passage mentions, that when the voy.igers were in the
Southern Ocean not far from the c(>:ist, and h.ul passed the line, they came into another
hemisphere, where, when they looked towards the east, their shadows t'ell towards the
souti), on their right hand; that here they discovered a new woild, unknown until
tiien, and which for many years had never been sought for except by the Genoese, and
by them unsuccessfully. ... These lines are part of a passage which it is said ia inter-
polated by a different hand, in the original manuscript of the chronicle of Schedel.
De Murr assures us that they are not to be found in the German trinslation of the
book by George Alt, which was finished the 5lh October, 1493. But even if they
were, they relate merely to the discovery which Diego Cam made of the southern
heiTiisphere, previously unknown, and of the coast of Africa beyond the equator, all
which appeared like a new world, and as such was talked of at the timi;. ... This
interpolated passage of Schedel was likewise inserted into the work De Europa sub
Frederico in., of /Eneas Silvius, afterwards Pope Pius n., who died in 1464, long
before the voyage in question. The misinterpretation of the passage first gave rise to
the incorrect assertion that Beliem had discovered the New World prior to Columbus;
as if it were possible such a circumstance could have happened without Behem's laying
claim to the glory of the discovery, and without the world immediately resounding with
so important an event. This eiror had been adopted by various authirs without due
examination; some of whom had lilrewise taken from Magellan the credit of having
discovered the strait which goes by his name, and had given it to Bchem." — Ikvino's
ColumhuSy Appendix xiii. See alio Major's "Lite of Prince Henry of Portugal," pp. 326,
327, and Winsor's "Narrative and Critical History of America," ii. 34, 35.
[Schedel.] Liber cronicarum | cum figuris et yn)a|ginibus
ab inicio mu|di vsq3 nuc temporis. | [C'olophoii :J ... hupre^sutri
ac finitw^ \ in vigilia purijicatidis Marie in ifn\} \ ialt vrhe Augusta a
lohanne Schen- \sperger. Anno ab incarnatioe <a'(?OT/«/| M.cccc.xcvii. |
Folio. A. 77524
SCHI'.DP.I.
{
('oll.itiiin : iq prclimiii.ny If.ivca, containing the "Taltul.! ojimis liiii'; ilt tcin|ii>rilius
niunili 5" tfxr, Iimvch 1-191, 192-338. Also one blank If. if, anil a doulile-p.ine niap
itf Ccnti.il l:uriipr.
This riliriiii) uf the Nuiemhcrg Chronicle, printed at Aiignluirg in 1497, contains the
sinie text .IS the eHitinn of i^>)'\, hut ni)t tlie ii.inie woDiicuta. The passage relating to
Dirgi) C.ini ami Martin Bchaiiri in <>n the verso of folio 326.
[ScHEUFi.. 1 Register tles|huchs der C'ro-I niken viul g'jschich-
tens I mit Hgiirc unci |)il(lnus|sin von anln-gifi tier wilt | bis auf
disc vfiseie Zeit. | [(\)Iophon on verso ot folio ccixii :*| Jusz
(rotlichem heystmul endct s'lch alh'ie das hi'ich von den geu'h'ichten der
(liter der luerlt | vtid von heschreihiiu:; der heriimhtiiteu Vfid namhaf-
tigisten stett sagende ditrch Georgi\uni alt deszmals losungschreiher der
k(ii<!erHchc reichstatt Niirtnherg aurz hitein in teiitsch | gehracht vnd
besihlosza nach der gepurt (h-ist't 'Jhesu i-uszers haylands. Al.cccc.xciij.
lar I am fi'inften tag des mcnats Ocfohris, | Alt'ithrono shit perpetue
landes. ag. alt.\ [Colophon on verso of map at the end : I Hie ist
entlich heschlossen das huch der Cronicken vnd' gedechtnus wtrdigern \
geschichtv vo anbegyti d* werlt bis auf dise vnszere zeit vo hochgelerte
viannc in\latein mit gros2.em fieis% vnd rechtfrrtigung versamelt. vnd
durch Georgium al | ten deszmals hstingschreiber zit Niirmherg ausz
dcselben latein zu..zeiten von | maynung zu maynung vnnd beytveylen
{rtit on vrsach) auszzugs weise in diss I teutsch gebracht. vnnd darnach
durch den erbern vnnd achtpcrn Anthonien | kohergcr daselbst zu
Niirmberg gedruckt. aus anregfig vnd begem der erbern \ vnd weysen
Sebolden schreyers vnd Sebastian kamermaistcrs. burgern da | selbst.
vnd auch mit anhangung Michael ivolgemutz vnnd It'^ilhelm pleyden \
wurlf's tnaler daselbst auch miilurger die diss werck mit figuren werck-
licb gc\ziert haben. Volbracht am. yyiij. tag des monats Decetnbris
Nach der gepurt\ Cristi vhszers haylauds M. cccc.yciij. tar. [1493.] I
Folio. IIS'^S
Collation: 10 preliminary leaves, containing the title of the register and the table;
text, leaved i-cclxxxvi, followed on the verso of this leaf and on the recto of the next
(unnumbered) leaf by a map of Central Europe, with the colophon on the verso.
Numerous woodcuts in the text.
The German translation of Scliedel's chronicle contains 'the same woodcuts as the
Latin original. The passage relating to the voyage of Diego Cam and Martin Behaim
is on the verso of folio cclxxxv.
[ScHEDEL.] Das buch der|Croniken vnnd ge-|schichten mit
figu-|ren vnd pildnusz|sen von Anbeginnjder welt bis aufF|dise
vnsere Zeyt. | [Colophon :] ([ Hie tudet sich das buch der Cronick
vn ge I schichten mit figure vn pildniszen vo anbegih | d' welt bisz auf
dise vnser zeit Gedruckt vn volet | in <-/' kayserlichen statt Augspurg
durch Han- \ sen schonsferger Intjar nach Cristi geburt. \ M. cccc.ycvi.
am l.yviij. tag des. herbstmonats. [1496.] | Folio. IIS'^'^
8
SCHEFFER.
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1 1
('olblii)n I li'jviii CCCxxii [i.r. 517], irrr^iul.iily niniln'inl j uni' liliiik U-it'} M.<|>
of Oerm.iny, with deicri|itive text, on 1 Ic.i et | Krgiaici in 11 leave*. Wooilt uti.
[ScHEDEL.] Das bikh der|C'ii)i)ikc*u vnnd ge-|scliiilm'n init
figii-|ien vnd pildmisz [sen voii Anlnginn |(li'i welt bis/ :iiitt"|disc
vnsorc Zcyt. | [Colophon :) {[ Hif endft slch duf hiiih dtr Cron'nk
v>l\geschuhti' tnit flgufi- vud Jiildniixm vo /ud>enin\d' xvtlt hisz auf
disc VHser zeit, gedruikt vfi vAct \ in d* kapttiuhiri statt /lugspurg
dutch H(ifisfn\ S(hdfiff>irgi'r Im iar nach Cristi gihurt vn\sers fnrru,
M.ccccc, [l^OO.'W Folio. 77527
CdlUtion ; rrrxvii numhricj leaves; one bl.ink leaf; M-i|> df' Oermany, with
deicrlptive text, on 2 leaves; Kc^^iiitrr in 11 leaves. Woodiuta.
The passage relating to the ('X)H-(iitiiin of Cini and Beliaim is on the veiso of' folio
cccxvii.
Schedule exhibiting the Condition of the Banks of Massachu-
setts for every year from 1803 to 18^7 inclusive. \^Boston? 1838.]
8vo, pp. 30. .s. 77528
Senate Document No. 3S. Jan. 17, 1838.
A Schedule of the Ancient Colored Inhabitants of Charles-
town, Mass., on record prior to 1800. (Privately reprinted from
the Charlestown Chronicle of January i, 1870.-) [n. p. 1870?]
8vo, pp. 4. B. 77529
"Ye Scheepe-Thiefe:" an Historical Hallad, in Eleven Bleats,
by "Ye Grecshian Poette."
"Baa! Baa! black sheep;
Have you got any wool.'" — Lamb.
(Seventh Edition.) Concord: Ramsbottomy Publisher^ iS^^. 24mo,
pp. 30, (2), and covers. 7753°
A satirical poem on George Gilman Fogg of the " Independent Democrat," written
by Mr. John C. Moore of the " New Hampshire Patriot." Among the so-called
"Opinions of the Press" on the back cover, are the following : "The greatest poem
since the days of John Milton." — Keene Daily Siniine/. "No library should be with-
out a copy of this splendid production." — Coos Diiily Democrat, etc.
ScHEFFER (A.) Histoire des Etats-Unis de I'Amerique Sep-
tentrionale. Par Arnold Schctter. Pans: Raymond. 1825.
i2mo, pp. 312. H., s. 77531
ScHEFFER (J. G. de Hoop). Vriendschapsbetrekkingcn tus-
schen de Doopsgesinden hier te laiide en die in Pennsylvanie. ...
[^Amsterdam. 1869.] 8vo, pp. 26. 7753^
This account of the friendly intercoursi; of the Dutch and American Baptists gi\en
by Prof, de Hoop Scheffer is entirely founded on authentic documents taken (rum the
archives of the Mennonite Church at Amsterdam.
I
8CHEI.IHA. 9
SiHKiKKRT ( j.) Dcr Biiigc'ikricg in ilt-n Nonlamerilcanischen
Staatcn .. vuii J. Schcrbcit. Mit i Kuite von Virginim iiiul 3
Planen. Herlin^ •^74' Ernst Siegf'ritd Alittler und Sohn. Hvo,
pp. (4), 182. Map and 3 Plates. B. 77533
ScHEiBKRT. La '^jucrrc civile aux £tats-Unis d'Aniciique
(gueiic lie la Seression) coiisidcree an point de vnc militaire pour
les officicrs dc I'arntee allcmande, par J. Sthcibcrt. Traduit par
J. Hornecqnc. Paris. 1876. 8vo, pp. vi, 320. Map and 3
Plates. 77534
ScHEiBERT. Sieben Monate in den Rcbellen-Staaten wahrend
dcs nordamerikanischen Krieges 1H63 von Scheibcrt. Hier/u
vicr Gefechts- nnd Situationsplanc. Stettin^ i8()8. I'erlug von
Th. von tier Nahmer. 8vo, pp. 126. 2 Mi;ps. 77535
ScHEiBERT. Das Zusammenwirken der Armee und Marine.
Eine Studic illustrirt durch den Kanipf urn den Mississippi 1861-
63. Von J. Schcibert ... . Mit zahlreichen Karten und Plancn.
Rathenoiv. f^erlag von Mar Babetizien. [n. d.] 8vo, pp. (6), 64,
(4). 7 Maps and Charts. b. 77536
ScHEiBLER (C K.) Geschichte derer von den Evangelischen
in Frankrcich nnternomnu-nen Seereisen und Colonicanstalten in
Siidamerika. Entworfcn von Carl Kricdrich Scheibler. Dessau
und Leipzig, 1783. 8vo, pp. 144. H. 77537
Scheibler. Reisen, Entdeckungen und Unternehmungen des
Schifs-Capitain Johann Schmidt oder John Smith ; wdche den
wahren Ursprung derer Englischen Colonien in Nord-Amerika
bewiikt haben, und ihn deutlich vor Augt-n stellen : Grosten-
theils aus desselben eigenen Schritten beschrieben von Carl P'ried-
rich Scheibler ... . Berlin^ bei Sigesmund Friedrich Hesse, 178 1.
l2mo, pp. 232, (2). -\- \^lbid.\ 1782. l2mo, pp. 232. J.c.B. +
[/^V/.] 1783. l2mo, pp. 232. J-C.B. 77538
ScHELECHOF (G.) Grigori Schelechof Ruszischen Kaufmanns
Erste und Zweyte Reise von Ochotsk in Sibirien durch den ost-
lichen Ocean nach den Kiisten von Amerika in den Jahren 1783,
bis 1789. Aus dem Ruszischen iibersetzt von J. Z. Logan.
St, Petersburg: Johann Zucherias Logan. 1793. 8vo, pp. 104. C.
SCHELIHA (-
von). A Treatise on Coast- Defence :
based on the experience gained by ... Engineers of the Arniy of
the Cojifederatc States, and compiled from Official Reports of
10
SCHEME.
■ I
Officers of the Navy of the United Statps. ,
Von Scheliha ... London: E. ^ F. N. Spon.
xviii, 326. 12 Plates.
. 1861-62. By
1868. 8vo, pp.
fl., c. 77540
ScHELLiNGER (W.) 't Volmaeclcte en toe-geruste Schip,
bestaende in fraye gedichten, en aerdige liedelcens ... voor alle
liefhebbers der groote Zeevaert. ... Amsterdam^ M. de Groot.
1680. Sm. 8vo, pp. 123. 7754*
A popular book of songs for the seamen, among which are several relating to the
voyage to Terrencuf" and Greenland 'or whale-fishing.
ScHEM (A. J.) The American Ecclesiastical Almanac, for
Ministers and Laymen for 1868. By Prof. Alexander J. Schem.
... New Tork : Fredk. Gerhard^ Agt. [1868.] 8vo, pp. 80. H.
Schem. Schem's Statistics of the World, containing Area,
Form of Government, Head of Government, Population, Ex-
penses, Debt, Paper Money, Standing Army, Navy, Merchant
Vessels, Imports, Exports, Chief Produce, Coins and their Value
at the U. S. Mint, ... Capitals and Principal Cities of all Coun-
tries, and side tables showing Statistics of Christianity, ... Relig-
ious Statistics of the U. S., Postal Statistics of the World, the
Telegraphs of the World, the Presidents of the U. S., Presiden-
tial Elections from 1788 to 1872, General School Statistics of
the U. S., School Statistics of Fifty Cities. Edited by Prof.
Alexander J. Schem. Semi-Annual Publication. November,
1873. New York: G. J. Moulton. 1873. ^oX\o, 8 leaves. +
Third revised edition. Boston: Lee is Shepard. 1875. f\)lio, 8
leaves. 77543
Schem. Schem's Universal Statistical Table, cont.iining Area,
Form of Government, ... Capital ar.d Principal Cities of all
Countries, on the basis of Hubner's Statistical Tables. Edited
by Prof. Alex. Schem. Nnv y'ork : R, Brinckerhoff'. 1873.
Folio, folded sheet. 77544
Scheme (By striking Twenty Thousand Pounds, Paper Money)
to Encourage the Raising of Hemp, and the Manufacturing of
Iron in the Province of New York; with Some Observations,
shewing the Nfcessity and Advantages thereof. \New Yorkl\
1737. Folio, pp. 6. 77545
Title from Haven's list of ante-revolutionary publications.
A Scheme for improving the Mines, the Mineral and the Bat-
tery Works in New England. \_London^ about 1710.?] 410.
SCHEME.
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A Scheme for the General Good of the Nation. See Stratio-
ticiis.
A I Scheme | For The | Revival | of | (Christianity. | ^ew- y'ork : |
Printed and Sold hy Hugh Gaine^ at the Printing \ Office^ opposite the
Old Slip Market^ '753-1 ^^o, pp. 24. N. 77547
Title furnished by Mr. WiUiim Kp|l>y.
Scheme of a Convention between His Most Christian Majesty
[of France] aii'^ the United States for regulating the Functions
and Privileges of Consuls, etc. [n. p. 179-?] Folio. 7754^
Scheme of a Lottery, consisting of Three Classes. ... No-
vember 3, 1769. [^New 7'ork? 1769.] Folio, I page. P.
For relief' of the bondsmen of George Remer, a derelict sheriff of Somerset, in
New jersey.
Scheme of a Lottery, for disposing of the following Houses,
Plate, Furniture, &c. &c. \^New Tori, Jpril, '772.] 4to, I page
Scheme of a Lottery for disposing of the following Houses.
[Meiu Tork, April, ^ll'^-^ 4^"? ' P^ge. P. 7755'
Scheme of a Lottery. For raising the Sum of Seven Hundred
and Fifty Pounds, for the B^iiefit of the Presbyterian C h in
Richmond County, on Staten Island. \^Neiu Tori, Jpril, 1772.]
4to, I page. P. 77552
Scheme of a Lottery to raise ^39,900.
John IVoods. 1 794. 4to, i leaf.
Newark
Printed by
77553
The Scheme of Christ-Church Lottery. ... New-York, No-
vember 20. 1 77 1. \^Ne%v Tork: Printed by S. Inslee and A. Car, on
Beeh.ian^s Slip. 1771.] Folii), 1 page. p. 77554
A Scheme to drive the French out of all the Continent of
America. Humbly offered to the Consideration of ,
Esq; \^London,'] 1754. l2mo. bm. 77555
Signed at the end by T. C.
A Scheme to Drive the French Out of All the Continent of
America. Humbly offered to the Consideration of ,
Esq ; This pamphlet came in the last ship from London to a
Gentleman in Boston ; and we hear it has been highly approved
of, and is recommended as very useful at this Time to every
Friend of Liberty. Boston, New England, Reprinted and sold by
D. Fowle in Ann Street, near the Conduit. 1755. 8vo, pp. 20. B.
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Signed at the end by T. C. "This well laid and well wiitten Scheme was probably
privately printed for the use of' the Government and thuse interested. It was in a
great measure adopted, especially that part relating to New Ycrk, Lake Get rgc, Cham-
plain, and the employment of the Indians, but circumstances generally, and tlic French
at Monongahela in particular knocked it all to pieces the next year." — Stevens.
A Scheme to pay off the National Debt by a Repeal of the
Marriage Act. London. 1767. 8vo. 77557
The Schemer; or, Universal Satirist. By that Great Phil»)so-
pher Helter von Seeker. Illustrated with nctcs critical and
explanatory, by some of the first personages of Europe. Lon-
don. 1763. i2mo. BM. 77558
By J. Ridley. From May 13, 1760, to December 2S, 1762. Contains an account
of the visit of the Cherokee Indians to London.
ScHEMERiNG (Daniel). Nova Zemla, sive descriptio contracta
navigationvm trium admirandarum, a Belgis, per mare hyperbo-
reum in Chinam et Indiam Orientalem iter afFectantibus^ annis
supra sesquimillesimum nonagesimo quarto, quinto, sexto irrito
conatu tentatarum. ... Fl'tssingae^ S. Venterre. 163 1. Sm. 4to,
22 leaves. c. 77559
This hexameter poem commemorates the voyages of Barentz, Linschoten, Hecms-
kirk, etc.
ScHENCK (A. H.) Reply of Abraham H. Schenck in Vindi-
cation of his Character against the Slanderous Charges made on
the Floor of Congress by Churchill C Cambreleng. New York.
1828. 8vo. 77560
Schenck (J. H.) Album of Long Branch : a Series of Pho-
tographic Views, with Letter-Press Sketches, by J. H. Schenck,
... New York: John F. Trow. 1868. 8vo, pp. 161, including 38
Photographs on 19 leaves. 775^*
Schenck. A Complete Descriptive Guide of Long Branch.
With Maps, Directory, etc. By J. H. Schenck. New York:
Trow l^ Smith Co. ^ Printers. 1868. i6mo, pp. 173. 775^2
Schenck (N. H.) Abstract of an Address delivered before
the Young Men's Christian Association, of Chicago. By the
Rev. N. H. Schenck. June 20, 1859. [n. p. 1859. J ^^'^i PP*
H- 77563
Schenck. Christian Moderation ; the Word in Season, to the
Church and the Country. A Sermon, ... May 19, 186 1. By
Noah Hunt Schenck ... . Baltimore: Entz & Bash. i86l. 8vo,
pp. 27. -f Set »nd Edition. [/^/V,] 1861. 8vo, pp. 27. B.
SCHENCK.
»3
ScHENCK. Correspondence of Congregation and Vestry with
Rev. Noah Hunt Schenck, d.d. on occasion of his Resignation
of Rectorship of Emmanuel Church, Baltimore, Published by
the Vestry. Baltimore: I't^illiatn K. Boyle^ Printer. 1867. 8vo,
pp. 12. BA. 77565
Schenck. " Epochs of Transition." An Oration delivered
before the American Whig and Cliosophic Societies of the Col-
lege of New Jersey, Tuesday, June 26, 1866. By Noah Hunt
Schenck, d.d. ... Philadelphia: McCalla ^ Stave/y^ Printers.
1867. 8vo, pp. 53. B. 77566
Schenck. ... Farewell Address. By the Rev. Noah Hunt
Schenck, d.d., Brooklyn, New York. Delivered at the close of
the Valedictory Services in the Academy of Music, New York,
Sunday Night, October 12, 1873. {^N'e'W York: Harper &' Broth-
en. 1873. ^vo, pp. 707-713. ' 77567
"From the Evangelical Conference, 1873. Harper & Brothers."
Schenck. God's Gauge of National Health. A Thanks-
giving Sermon, preached by Rev. Noah Hunt Schenck, d.d..
Rector, St. Anns Church, Brooklyn. November 26th, 1868. ...
Brooklyn: Daily Union Steam ... Presses. 1868. 8vo, pp. 21.
Schenck. The Grateful Sacrifice. A Thanksgiving Sermon
preached in Baltimore, November 24, 1864. By Rev. Noah
Hunt Schenck. Baltimore. 1864. 8vo, pp. 15. 77569
Schenck. The Memory of Washington : An Oration, by
the Rev. Noah Hunt Schenck, a.m. ... delivered in Baltimore
on ... February 22nd, 1861. ... Baltimore: Entz ^ Bash. 1861.
8vo, pp. 32. 77570
Schenck. The Ornament of Great Price. A Sermon-
Memoir of Mrs. Harriet Cutler, given to The Congregation of
St. Ann's Church, Brooklyn, N. Y. ... June 8th, 1873, by Noah
Hunt Schenck .... Brooklyn: J. T. Bolles. 1873. 8vo, pp. 20.
Schenck. Pastoral Fidelity; or Walking in the Light. A
Sermon commemorative of the Life and Labor of the Rev.
Charles Ridgely Howard, late Rector of Memorial Church, Bal-
timore. Preached in Emmanuel Church, ... March 16, 1862,
by N. H. Schenck, Rector. With Appendix containing ... a
brief memoir by the Rev. James May, d.d. ... Baltimore:
Printed by W. M. Innes. 1862. 8vo, pp. 35. IISI"^
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ScHENCK. The Perfect House ; A Sermon preached on the
Opening of the Memorial Church, June 12th, 1864. By Rev.
Noah Hunt Schenck .... Baltimore. 1864. 8vo, pp. 36.
ScHENCK. "The Preaching of Jesus." A Sermon preached
at the Consecration of Trinitv Church, Chicago, III., on Sunday,
April 24, 1864. By Rev. Noah Hunt Schenck ... . Chicago:
Tribune Boook and Job Office Print. 1864. 8vo, pp. 34. n.
Schenck. Songs in the Night. A Thanksgiving Sermon,
preached in Emmanuel Church, Baltimore, Nov. 26, 1863. By
Rev. N. H. Schenck, Rector. Baltimore : Entz i5 Bash. 1863.
8vo, pp. 16. 77575
Schenck. A Steadfast People the Pastor's Jov and Crown.
A Valedictory Sermon, preached in Trinity Church, Chicago, on
Christmas Night, Sunday, Dec. 25th, 1859, By the Rev. Noah
Hunt Schenck, a.m. Rector. Chicago: Scott and Company., Print-
ers. 1859. 8vo, pp. 25. 7757^
Schenck (P. H.) Frauds on the Revenue : addressed to the
People of the United States, and to their Representatives in Con-
gress. B) Peter H. Schenck. ... New York: Printed by John
M. Danforth. 1830. 8vo, pp. 13. b. 77577
Schenck (R. C.) Internal Tax. Speech of Hon. Robert
C. Schenck, of Ohio, In the House of Representatives, June i,
1868. [n. p. 1868.] 8vo, pp. 32. 7757^
Schenck. No Compromise with Treason. Remarks of Mr.
Schenck of Ohio in Reply to Mr. Fernando Wood of New
York in the debate on the resolution to expel Mr. Long. De-
livered in the House of Representatives, April 11, 1864. [^IVash-
ington : Printed by L. Powers. 1864.] 8vo, pp. 15. B., ba.
Schenck. Public Credit — Gold Contracts. Speech of Hon.
Robert C. Schenck, of Ohio, delivered in the House of Repre-
sentatives, February 22, 1869. Washington : F. & J. Rives isf
Geo. A. Bailey^ Reporters and Printers. 1869. 8vo, pp. 8.
Schenck. Speech of Mr. Schenck, of Ohio, on the Bill to
refund General Jackson's Fine, in the House of Representatives,
January 8th, 1844. [Washington? 1844.] 8vo, pp. 15. B.
Schenck. Speech of Mr. Schenck, of Ohio, on Internal Im-
provements. Delivered in the House of Representatives, Dec.
15,1847. [Washington. 1847?] 8vo, pp. 7. B., s. 77582
SCHENECTADY.
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ScHENCK. Speech of Mr. Schenck, of Ohio, in Reply to Mr.
Giddings in the House of Representatives, Dec. 27, 1849, in
debate on a Resolution to appoint the Standing Committees.
Washington: Printed by Gideon i5f Co. 1 850. 8vo, pp. 16. B., M.
Schenck. The Tariff. Speech of Hon. Robert C Schenck,
of Ohio, delivered in the House of Representatives, March 31,
1870. Washington: F. & J. Rives Iff Geo. A. Bailey., Reporters
and Printers. 1870. 8vo, pp. 16. 775^4
Also: Life of Major General Robert C. Schenck. [n. p. n. d.] 8vn, pp. i6. —
Robert C. Schenck, U.S.A., Major General of Volunteers. ... [A biography. ) Pub-
lished by order of Unkn Central Committee, 31/ Con^ressionul District, Ohio. [n. p. 186-?]
8vo, pp. 32. B.
Schenck (W.) An attempt to deleniate the Character | and
reward of the faithful servants of | Christ, in | a | Sermon, | preached
at the Funeral of | The Rev. Noah Wetmore, a.m.] late Minister
at Brookhaven, | Long-Island, | March lO, 1796. | By William
Schenck, a.b. & m.v.d. | at Huntington, Long-Island. | ... {Sag-
Harbor: I Printed by David Frothingham. \ [1796.] 8vo, pp. 27.
Schenck (W. E.) A Discourse on Church Extension in
Cities, preached ... in the Second Presbyterian Church, Philadel-
phia ... April 6, 1853. ^^y **'^ ^G\. William Edward Schenck,
... Philadelphia : For the Committee. 1853. 8vo, pp. 32. B.
Schenck. The Faith of Christ's Ministers an Example for
his People. A Discourse commemorative of Benjamin Holt
Rice, D.D. Preached in ... Princeton, New Jersey, ... July 20,
1856 ... . By the Rev. William Edward Schenck .... Philadel-
phia: William S.i^ Alfred Martien. 1856. 8vo, pp. 32.
Schenck. An Historical Account of the First Presbyterian
Church of Princeton, N. J. : A Sermon, preached on Thanks-
giving Day, December 12, 1850. By Rev. William Edward
Schenck. Princeton., N. "J.: Pr.nted by John T. Robinson. 1 850.
8vo, pp. iv, 78. N., s. 77588
Schenectady, N. T. An Act to Incorporate various Socie-
ties in Schenectady ... New Tork. 1805. i2mo, pp. 12. N.
First Annual Report of the Board of Education of the
City of Schenectady. Presented April 23, 1856. [n. p.] Keyser.,
Printer. 1856. 8vo, pp. 60. h. 77590
Charter and Ordinances of the City of Schenectady.
tady. 1869. 8vo.
Schenec-
77591
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Extracts from the Doop-Boek, or Baptismal Register of the
Reformed Protestant Dutch Church of Schenectady, N. Y.
Albany: J. MumtlL 1864. 8vo, pp. 14. 77592
Manual and Directory of the First Reformed (Dutch)
Church, organized a. d. 1680. Schenectady, N. Y., February,
1878. Schenectady^ N. T.: The Union Book and Job Printing
Office. 1878. i6mo, pp. 56. 77593
Also: 1680. Nisi Domiiius Frustra. Two Hundredth Anniversary of tlie First
Retormed Protestant ... Dutch Church, of Schenectady, N. Y., June aoth and list.
Eendracht niaakt macht. 1880. [^Schenectady. 1880.] 8vo, pp. 264..
Journal of the Common Council of the City of Schenectady,
April, 1868, to April, 1869. Schenectady. 1869. 8vo, 77594
Law of the State of New York, relating to the City of Sche-
nectady, and the Laws and Ordinances of the Common Council.
Schenectady. 18 1 7. 8vo. s. "J^S^S
Regulations of the Common Council for the Citizens watch-
ing in Rotation, in 1803. [n. p. .? 1803.] 8vo. nS9^
A Remonstrance adopted by the Inhabitants of the City of
Schenectada, at a Meeting held on the 25th of February, 1836,
against the change of the route of the Erie Canal, proposed by
the Common Council of the City of Albany : with the Proceed-
ings of the Meeting. Schenectada : Printed at the Reflector Office.
1836. 8vo, pp. 16. B. 77597
Corrected title of No. 22753, Vol. vi.
A Report [of a Committee of Citizens of Schenectady] on the
Present Alarming State of our National Affairs, [n. p. n. d.]
8vo, pp. 15. B. 77598
Schenectady Directory and City Register for the years 1841-
42. Schenectady. 1841. i2mo, pp. 46. s. 77599
Schenectady Directory ... for 1857, by W. H. Boyd. Hcbcnectady . 1856. lamo,
pp. 148.
Schenectady City and County Directory; with a Business Directory and Gazetteer of
Schenectady County. 1864-5. Compiled by Andrew Boyd. Schenectady: 7'ouiig (sf
Graham. [1864.] I2mo, pp. 17-171. c.
The Schenectady Directory for 1865. CoiiipileJ by H. V. Bradt. Schenectady:
Star Office. [1865.] 8vo, pp. 92, 16.
Schenectady City Directory for 1866. With a Business Directory, a County Direct-
ory, etc. Schenectady: Bradt Csf Hart. [1866. J 8vo, pp. 98, 16.
Schenecjady City Directory for 1867-8. With Business Directory, County Direct-
ory, etc. Schenectady: Bradt & 'I'ruax. [1867. J 8vo, pp. 118,40.
SCHERER.
•7
Sclieneclaiiy Directory Cur 1868-9. With Busiiu-ss Piicitory of Anntrrdani, mi
Si henectady County Dinctory. f. U. Fitzgerald, Compiler. Alhany : yan Btntbupen
& Hons, Printer!. [1868.] Svo, pp. 144, 37.
Catalogue of the Teachers and Pupils of the Schenectady
Institute, Schenectady, N. Y. For the Term commencing
Nov. 1847, 2"^ ending March, 1848. Instituted, February 21,
1847. Schenectady : Riggs.^ Printer. 1847. 8vo, pp. 8. B.
Constitution of the Social Socie'iY
i6mo.
Schenectady. 1 800.
77601
Annual Report of the President of the Young Men's Asso-
ciation for Mutual Improvement in the City of Schencctada,
Presented May 13, 1840. Schenectada : E. H. Kincaid^ Printer.
1840. Svo, pp. 18. M. 77602
Prepared by John B. Clute. See also Union College.
Award of the Commissionecs ... Schenectady and Troy,
Utica and Schenectady, Albany and Schenectady Railroad Com-
panies. Troy^ N. T. 1847. ^^o. s. 77603
A Communication to the Legislature, in Reply to a Statement
of the Schenectady and Troy Railroad Company. Jlhany.
1846. 8vo. 77604
Proceedings of the Schenectady County Bible Society;
with an Address, and the Constitution of the Society. Schenec-
tady. 1823. Svo. 77605
Scherdiger (Abel). See Benzoni (G.), Vol. 11., No. 4799.
Scherer (Henricus). Tabellae Cieographicas, hoc est regio-
num, provinciarum locorumque mcmorabilium succincta dispo-
sitio. ... Monacbii.^ M. Ranchin. 1 703. 8 vols., 4to. Maps and
Copperplates. 77606
The second volume cont.iins . '• Geographia hierarchica, sive status ecclesiastici
romano-catholii i per orbeni uiiiv^rsum distributi, Asia, Africa, America borealis et
australis " The third volume: "Atlas Marianus, sive praecipuae totius orbis imagines
et statuae Dei genetricis Matris bencficiis ac prodigiis inclytae." There was another
edition published in 1737, in 7 vols., 4to.
Scherer (H.) Histoire du commerce de toutes les nations,
depuis les temps anciens jusqu'a nos jours. Traduit de I'allcmand
par MM. Henri Richelot et Charles Vogel, avec dcs notes par
les traducteurs et une preface par M. Henri Richelot ... Paris:
Capelle. 1S57. 2 vols., Svo. 77607
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S(HERER (J. B.) Rccherchcs] Histoiiqu(;s|ct Cjeographic|ucs|
siir|le Nouveau-Monde. I Par Jean-Beiiott Scherer, Pensionnaire
<lu Roi ;| ... I // Pfirisy] Chez lirunet^ Lihraire, rue des Ecrivalns. \
M. i)cc. Lxxvir. I 8vo, pp. xii, (4), 352. Map and 8 Plates, a.
A portion ot" the work relate* to the language! of' America.
ScHERMERHORN (J. K.) (ind MiLi.s (S. J.) A Concct View
of that Part of the United States which lies West of the AIlc-
ganv Mountains, with regard to Religion and Morals, By John
F. Schermerhorn and Samuel J. Mills. Hartford : Peter B. Glea-
son y 65., Printers. 1 8 14. 8vo, pp. 52. H., M. 77609
Schermerhorn. Report to the Society for Propagating the
Gospel among the Indians and others in North America. Report
resfiecting the Indians, inhabiting the Western Par's of the
United States. Communicated bv Mr. John F. Schermerhorn
to the Secretary of the Society for Propagating the Gospel among
the Indians and Others in Nor«th America. \_Boston. 18 14.]
8vo, pp. 48. B., H. 77610
From the " Collections of the Massachusetts Historical Society," second series, vol.
II., pp. 1-48.
Schermerhorn.
Society, ..
Hvo.
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A Sermon ... before the Schoharie Bible
By John F. Schermerhorn. Jlbany. 1817.
7761 1
Schermerhorn (J. W.) Essay before the Literary Societies
of the State Normal School, January 31, 1852. By J. W.
Schermerhorn. Albany. 1852. 8vo, pp. 9.
77612
ScHERPF (G. A.) Appeal to the Public ; or, a Story without
Fiction. By George A. Scherpf. New York. 1851. Tvo.
ScHURK (Johannes). Das Trauerspiel in Mexiko ... Lelpxig.
1868. 8vo. 77614
ScHERZER (K.) Bericht an die Kaiserliche Akademie der
Wissenschaften uber eine wissenschaftliche Reise nach Amerika
in den Jahren 1852 bis 1855, von Dr. Karl Scherzer. Wten.
1856. 8vo, pp. 27. 77615
Scherzer. Ein Besuch bei den Ruinen von Quirigua im
Staate Guatemala in Central- Amerika. Von Dr. Karl Scherzer.
(Aus dem Aprilhehe der Sitzungsberichte der philos.-histor.
Classe der kais. Akademie der Wissenschaften [xvi. Bd., S. 228
ft',] besonders abgedruckt.) \Wien. 1855.] 8vo, pp. 15.
SCHF.RZER.
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Schi:r/p.r. Die Iiuliaiicr von Santa Catalina Istlavacan
(Frauenfiiss), von Karl Sihcr/.cr. IFieti. 1856. 8vo. 77617
ScHKRZKR. Mitihcilungi'n iiWcr ili(' handschiif'tlichen VVeikc
(les Patlix- Kranci.'.co Ximencz in der Universitats-Bibliothck zu
Guatemala; von Dr. Kail Schci/.er. IFteu, 1856. 8v().
[ScHKRXER.J Rfise der Ocstcncichischen Ficgatte Novara
um die Erde, in den Jahrcri 1857, 185S, 1859, iintcr den Bef'eh-
len des Coniniodore \\. von VV'ulIcrstorf-Uibair. ( BeschreiUcn-
der Thcil.] ... IVien. Aus der Ka'iurl'uh-Khuglichen Hof- utul
Staatsdruikerel. 1 861- 1862. In Cofuf/iisslon hei Karl GeroU^s Sohn.
3 vols,, 8vo, pp. X, (2), 3^)8, 37, «.ul 2 Tables, each on 1 leaf,
24 Maps and Plates; vi, (2), 454, 20, and 4 folded Tables, 24
Maps and Plates ; vi, (2), 436, (2), 3, and 2 folded leaves, pp. 8,
and 2 folded leaves, 1 leaf, pp. 8, (i), with 2Q Maps and Plates.
Atlas in folio, Maps i-vii, and iibls. a. 77619
WitS .1 prefatory note by B. von Wiillerstorf-Urbair. A popular edition of this
narrative ot tiie vcyage was also publisiied in 2 volumes, 8vo. Kor Dr. Sciierzer's
otlitr contributions to the history ot' this voyage, see Wullerstort'-Urbair (H. von).
ScHERZKR. Narrative of the Circumnavigation of the Cslobe
by the Austrian Frigate Novara, ... Undertaken by order of the
Imperial Government, in the Years 1857, '^S^i ^"^^ '^'59' •••
By Dr. Karl Scherzer ... . London: Saunders^ Otley^ and Co,
1861-63. 3 vols., 8vo, pp. 1, 484, (2), I folded Map, 7 Charts;
tx, 62
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A translation <>t" the preceding work.
BA. 77620
[Scherzer.] Viaggio intorno al Globo della Fregatta Aus-
triaco Novara, negli anni 1857-59, sotto ... B. de WiillerstorfF-
Uibair ... Vienna. 1862. 3 vols., 8vo. 77621
Scherzer. Sprachen der Indianer Central-Amerika's. Wah-
rend seinen m'*hrjahrigen Reisen in den verschiedenen Staaten
Mittel Ainerika's aufgezeichiiet, von Dr. Karl Scherzer. ...
yiVien. 1855.] 8vo, pp. 11. 77622
Separately printed fVom the " Sitzungsberithte der Philosophisch-Historischen Klasse
der Kaiserlichen Akademic der Wissenschaften," vol. xv., pp. 28-37.
Scherzer. Statistisch-Commerzielle Ergebnisse einer Reise
um die Eide, unternommen an Bord der osterreichischen Fregatte
Novara in den Jahren 1857-1859, von Dr. Karl von Scherzer.
... Leipzig und li'ien: F. A. Brockhaus, 1867. 8vo, pp. xii, 797.
4 Maps. B. 77623
For the large edition of this work see under Wiillerstorf-Urbair (B. von).
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SiHERZKR. Wanderungcn diirch Hit- mittcl-amcrikanischcn
Ficistaatcn Nicaragua, Honduras uiul San Salvador. Mit Hin-
Mick auf dcutsche Kmigratioii und deiitschcn Handel, von Dr.
Carl Schcrzer. Mit zwei Karten. Brautischiveig : Dnuk und
Ferlag von Georg irestennaHn. 1857. Hvo, pp. xviii, 5:6. 2
Maps. A. Jjtl^
ScHERZER. Travels in the Free States of Central America,
Nicaragua, Honduras, and San Salvador. By Dr. Carl Scherzcr.
... London: Longman^ Broivn^ (ireen^ Longmans ^ Roberts. 1857.
2 vols., post 8vo, pp. 320 J 253. B., BA., c. 77625
Set alio Warner (Motitz) and Scherzer (Karl).
ScHKTKY (George F.) Valedictory Sermon ... on Fifteenth
Sunday after Trinity. Hy George P. Schetky. Philadelphia,
i860. 8vo. jjb2b
Schets van een ontwerp ... van Suriname. iS"^^ [Lans (W.
H.)], Vol. X., No. 38934.
Schetsen en Portretten. See [Irving (VV.)], Vol. ix. 35201.
ScHEURER (C. A.) Das jetzige Kalifornien.
8vo.
Bern. 1 854.
77627
ScHEVicHAVEN (S. R. J. v.) De Noord-Amerikaansche Staat
Minnesota beschrevcn. ... Jmsterdom. 1872. 8vo. Map.
ScHiAFFiNATi (N. A.") Dccreta Rfni Patris Mag. Rcgentis
Fr. Nicolai Antonii Schiaffinati, totius Ordinis Generalis expedita
pro Provincia Mexicana S. Nominis Jesu. Die 12 Martii, a.d.
1739. [n. p.? 1739.] 4to.
77629
Die Schicksale und Abentcuer der aus Sachscn nach Amerika
ausgewanderten Stephanianer. Ihre Reise nach St. Louis, ihr
Aufeiithalt daselbst und der Zustand ihrer Colonie in Perry-
County. Dresden. 1H39. i2nio, pp. viii, 124. 77630
ScHiEFFEi.iN (S. H.) The President and Congress. A Hint
to the South. A Warning to the North. By Samuel B. Schief-
felin. New-Y'ork: "John /l. Gray I3' Green^ Printers. 1867. 8vo,
pp. 16. BA. 77631
ScHiEL (J.) Reise durch die Felsengebirge und die Hum-
boldtgebirge nach dem Stillen Ocean. ... Schaffhausen. 1859.
Sm. 8vo. 77632
SCHI.ACJKR.
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cpedita
A.D.
77629
Perry-
77630
Hint
Schief-
8vo,
77631
Hum-
1859.
77632
Schiffbruch ... von John Byron. See [Hakcn (J. C. L.)]»
Vol. VII., No. 29590.
Schiller [Kiiedrich]. The Ghost-Seer; or, Apparitionist :
from the German of Schiller. Nnv fork: 7. dlf J. Swords.
1796. i2mo, pp. 120. 77633
"From the Loni'on editiun of 1795 — the firit Engliih traniUtiun."- fRUMauLL.
Intntduced here on account oi the imprint.
ScHiLTRERGER (J.) Reisen des Johannes Schiltbcrgcr aus
IVIiinchen, in Ekiropa, Asia, iind Afrika, von 1394 bis 1427.
Zum ersten Mai nach der gleichzeitigen Heidelherger Hand-
schrift hcrausgegeben und erlautcrt von Karl Friedrich Neumann.
Miinchen. 1859. 8vo. 77^34
The introduction by Neumnnn contains an account of the Jesuit missions in Cali-
fornij.
ScHiNER (J. R.) See Wiillerstorf-Urbair (B. von).
[ScHiRACH (G. B. von).] Historisch-statistische Notiz der
Grossbrittannischcn Colonien in America, mit politischen An-
merkungen, die gegenwartigen Americanischen Unruhen betref-
fend. Frankfurt und Leipzig. 1776. 8vo, pp. 96. -{-Hanover:
Hahn. 1776. 8vo. 77^35
ScHiRMBECK (A.) Messis | Paraqvariensis | A | Patribvs Socie-
tatisjjesv per sexennivm in Paraqvaria collecta,| Annis videlicet |
M.DC.xxxviii. xxxix. XL. xLi. XLii. xLiii. | Conscripta a | P.
Adamo Schirmbeck j Societatis eivsdem | Sacerdote. | Permissu Supe-
riorum.\Monachii^\ Formis Lvcae StravbiiAImpensis loannis Wag"
neri, Ciuis £5* Bihliop. \ Anno M. DC. XLix. | Sm. i2mo, half-title,
title, pp. (8), 366, Errata (i). A-<^in twelves, including two
blank leaves at the end. L. 77636
Schism among the Quakers ; Shewing the treatment Wm.
Dean received ... and his Expulsion ... . Poughkeepsie. 1823.
8vo. 77637
Schism the Offspring of Error, illustrated in Historical Sketches
of the Warsaw Presbyterian Church, Genesee Co., N. Y. Buf-
falo. 1 84 1. 8vo, pp. 26.
77638
Scn^.AGER (£.) Die sociale und politische Stellung der Deut-
schen in den Vereinigtcn Staaten. Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte
des Deutsch-Amerikanerthums der letzten 25 Jahre. ... Berlin:
Puttkamer und MUhlbrecht. 1874. 8vo. 77^39
VOL. XIX.
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SCHI.RORI..
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ScHi.AOiNTWKiT (R. von). Ciliforiiicn. f/iiul iiiui Knitc.
Vun Robert von Schlagintwcit. Mit Illuiitrationen. Coin una
Leipzig. 1 87 1. lamo, pp. 380. 77640
ScHLAOiNTWEiT. Califoiriic oil zijne bevolking. ... Uit het
Hoogduitsch door VV. ten Kntcl Jr. Deventer : A, ttr Gunnt,
1873. 8vo. Plates. 77641
ScHLAOiNTWEiT. Die Pacific-Eisciibahn in Nord-Amerika.
Von Robert von Schlagintweit. New York : L, IV, Schmidt.
1870. i2mo, pp. xiv, 203. Map and Table. c. 77642
Schlatter (Charles L.) See Vol. xiv., No. 60608.
Schlatter (M.) Getrouw Verhaal|van den waren toestantj
dcr mcest herderIo/,e|Gemeentens|in Pensylvanien | En aangren-
sende Provintien, | Voorgestcit en Opgedragen, | met nedrig ver-
zoek om hulpe en bystand,|aan| De H. Eerw. Christelyke Syno-
dens| van] Nederland,|en voorts|aan alle milddadige Christenen, |
door I Michael Schlatter, | Predikant te Philadelphia. | Met ene
aanpryzende| Voorrede| van de | Gecommitteerde des Classis| Van
Amsteldam. | T* Amsteldam., \ By yacobus Loveringh^ \ Boekverkoper
voir aan op den Nieuxvendyk. 1751. | 4to, pp. xxii, 56. J.c.u., L.
The author of this "account of the true situation of the most shepherdleas congre-
gations in Pennsylvania and adjacent provinces," was sent by the Synod of Holliind to
Fenniylvania, in order to visit the difl-'erent congregations throughout the land. The
volume contains extracts from the journal of his travels in New England, New Nether-
land, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland and Virginia, 1746-1751; and an account
of the State of Pennsylvania and of the numerous Reformed congregations there and
in the adjacent provinces, which he found mostly without ministers. Mr. Brinley's
copy sold for $17.
ScHLECHTENDAL ( ). Plantae Lechlerianae Chilenses et
Peruvianae. ... [n. p. 1856-57.] Svo, pp. 92. 77644
ScHLECHTENDAL. De plantis variis Mexicanis. ... [n. p.
1854.] 8vo. 77645
ScHLEGEL (J. F. W.) Neutral Rights: or, An Impartial
Examination of the Right of Search of Neutral Vessels under
Convoy. And of a Judgment pronounced by the English Court
of Admiralty, the nth June, 1799, In the Case of the Swedish
Convoy ; With some Additions and Corrections, by Mr. J. F.
W. Schlegel. ... Translated from the French. Philadelphia.
1801. 8vo, pp. 162. BA. 77646
ScHLEGEL. Sur la Visite des Vaisseaux Neutres sous Convoi ;
ou examen impartial du jugemcnt prononce par le tribunal de
SCHI.OilSRR.
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IConvoi i
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Tamirautc Aiigloisc, Ic 11 Juin, 1799, dans Taftairc du convoi
Sui'dois. ... Par J. F. W, Schlegcl. Truduit du Danois, par
Mr. De Jugc. Coptnhague. 1 800. i2mo. 77^47
ScHLEGKL. Upon the Visitation of Neutral Vessels under
Convoy; or, an Impartial Examination of a Judgment, ... in the
Case t)f the Swedish C< uvoy. With some Additions and Cor-
rections, by Mr. J. F. W, Schlegel. ... Translated from the
Danish, ... by Mr. Dc Juge. ... London: Printed for J. Dtbrett.
1801. 8vo, pp. 187. BA., H. 77648
The Danish original, entitled, according to Nyerup and Kraft : " Frimodig PriWelie
a>° den cngeltke Admiraiitetiircta Dom, afsagt d. I2 Jul. 1799 i Jen bekjendte ivenike
Convojtag, tilligrmed en foreiohig Skildring at' det curupaiike iicrr Kaperiyitem," wai
puhliihed in the periodical magazine *' Astr.x-a, et Tidtikrif't," vol. 111., part I, pp. I-
156, and part 1, pp. 214-160, Copenhagen, 1800.
[ScHF.KiDEN (R.) and KuLENKAMPFF (J. S.)]. On the Com-
mercial Intercourse between the United States and Germany,
[n. p. 1856.] 8vo, pp. 18. 77^9
ScHi.EiuEN. Reise-Flrinnerungen aus den Vereinigten Staaten
von Amerijpa. Von Dr. R. Schleiden. IVew York: E. Steigtr.
1873. i2mo, pp. 107. 77650
ScHLEsiER (G.) See IClcncke (P. F. H.) and Schlesier (G.),
Vol. IX., No. 38047.
[Schley (J.)] Our Position and Our True Policy. [^Augusta.
1863.] 8vo, pp. II. BA. 77651
Signed on page 11 : "John Schley — Augusta, February a, 1863."
Schi-ey (W.) Digest of the English Statutes in force in the
State of Georgia. By William Schley. Philadelphia. 1826.
8vo. c. 77652
•
ScHLicHTHORST (C.) Rio de Janeiro wie es ist. Beitrage
zur Tages- und Sitten-Geschichte der Hauptstadt von Brasilien.
Mit Rucksicht auf die Lage des dortigen deutschen Militars.
Von C. Schlichthorst. Hannover. 1829. 8vo. 77^53
Schlieben (Wilhelm Ernst August von). Atlas von Ame-
rika, in 30 Charten und einem erlauternden Texte. ... Leipzig:
G. J. G'dschen. 1830. Folio, pp. (4), 54, (2). 30 Maps. c.
Schlosser (F[riedrich] C[hristoph].) Geschichte des Acht-
'/ehnten Jahrhunderts, und des Neunzehnten bis zum Sturz des
franzoslschen Kaiserreichs. ... Von F. C. Schlosser ... Heidel-
rr
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SCHMIDEL.
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hrg: 7. a B. Mohr. 1836-48, 7 vols., 8vo. f [//;/V/.] 1843-
48. 7 vols., 8vo. B. -j- [/fr/V.] 1853-60. 8 vols., 8vo. ba.
ScHLOSSER. History of the Eighteenth Century, and of the
Nineteenth till the Overthrow of the French Empire : with par-
ticular Reference to Mental Cultivation and Progress. By F. C.
Schlosser. ... Translated, with a Preface and Notes, by D. Davi-
son, M.A. London: Chapman and Hall. 1843-52. 8 vols., 8vo.
+ [/t/V.] 1850-52. 8 vols., 8vo. 77656
Schlosser. Histoire des Revolutions Politiqiies et I>itteraires
de I'Europe au i8« Siecle. Par F. C. Schlosser. Traduit de
TAllemand par W. Suckau. ... Paris. 1825. 2 vols., 8vo.
ScHLozER (A. L.) August Ludwig Schlozers Biiefwechsel
mcist historischen und politischen Inhalts. ... Gottingen^ im Fer-
lage der Vandenhockschen Buchhandlung. 1777-1 78 1. lO vols.,
8vO. BA. 77658
Relates partly to America.
ScHLozER. Neue Erdbeschreibung von ganz Amerika. Von
August Ludwig Schlozer. Aus dem Englischen. Goiiingen und
Leipzig^ in der fVeygandschen Buchhandlung. 1777. 2 vols., l2mo.
Maps and Plates, c. -{^ Bern. 1777. 4 vols., i2mo. j.c.B.
Ein Schmackhaftes Gericht fur Loyale Manner. Philadelphia.
1863. 8vo, pp. 16. 77660
ScHMAUS (L.) Lucubrati|uncula de morbo Gallico | et cura
eius nouiter re-|perta cu ligno Indico] Leonard! Schmausj Medi-
cine profes I soris. | [Colophon :] In Officina Sigismundi Grim medi-
cine doc tor is^ '''|?3 J^orci wyrsung Auguste vindelicorum Anno Xc.
M. D. xviii. die vera. xvii. Decembris. \ 410, 6 unnumbered leaves.
A reference to America is on the verso o{ ihe first leaf and recto of the second,
concerning which see Harrisse's Additions, pp. 71, 72.
ScHMETTOw (W. F. von). Auch Fragmente. Von W. F.
von Schmettow. Philadelphia. 1783. 8vo. 77662
A spurious imprint. The book was printed at Hamm.'irich in Altuna.
ScHMiD (T.) Vocabulary and Rudiments of Grammar of the
Tsoneca Language. By Theophilus Schmid. Bristol, i860.
i2mo, pp. 47. 77663
The Tsoneca is the language of Patagonia.
ScHMiDEL (Huldericus). See Schmidt (Ulrich).
•^i
SCHMIDT.
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ScHMiDT (C.) Biiete aus und iiber die Vereinigten Staaten
von Nord-Amerilca. Von Carl Schmidt. Jltenburg. 1857. 8vo.
Schmidt. Dies Buch gehort dem Deutschen Auswanderer.
Eine geographisch-statistische und geschichtliche Beschreibung
der Vereinigten Staaten von Nord-Amerika mit besonderer Riick-
sichtnahme aiif Auswanderung und Colonisation. Von Carl
Schmidt. Leipzig. 1853. 8vo. Map. 77665
Schmidt (C. C. G.) Kurzgefaszte Lebensbeschreibungen
der merkwiirdigsten Evangelischen Missionare, nebst einer Ueber-
sicht der Ausbreitung dcs Christenthums durch die Missionen in
Ostindien und in Af'rika. Von Carl Christian Gottlieb Schmidt.
Leipzig: J. C. Hinrichs. 1836-41. 5 vols., i2mo. c. 77666
The fourth and fifth volumes contain lives of Fliny Fislc, David Zeisberger, John
Eliot, and David Brainerd.
Schmidt (E. R.) Der amerikanische Burgerkrieg. Ge-
schichte des Volks der Verei.iigten Staaten vor, wahrend und
nach der Rebellion. Von Dr. Ernst Reinhold Schmidt. ...
Leipzig: Schafer ^ Koradi. 1867-69. 2 vols., 8vo, pp. Ixxxv,
322, 2 Portraits, 2 Maps, 2 Charts ; 327, 2 Portraits, 2 Maps, I
Chart. c. 77667
Schmidt (F.) Alexander von Humboldt. Ein Lebensbild
fiir Jung und Alt. Von Ferdinand Schmidt. ... Berlin. [1869.]
B. 77668
Ein Lebensbild fiir Jung
.. Berlin. Verlag von Hugo
B. 77669
24mo, pp. {4), 149. 2 Plates.
Schmidt. Georg Washington,
und Alt. Von Ferdinand Schmidt.
Kastner. [n. d.] 24mo, pp. 1 50.
Schmidt. Versuch uber den politischen und moralischen
Zustand der Vereinigten Staaten von Nord-Amerika im Jahr
1 821. Von Friedrich Schmidt. ... Stuttgart und Tiibingen in der
J. G. Cottaschen Buchhandlung. 1822. 2 vols., 8vo, pp. xiv, (2),
584, (i), 14 folded Charts; xii, 663, 20 Plates. p., s. 77670
Schmidt (G.) The Civil Law of Spain and Mexico; arranged
on the Principles of the Modern Codes, with Notes and Refer-
ences; preceded by an Historical Introduction to the Spanish and
Mexican Law; and embodying in an Appendix some of the most
important Acts of the Mexican Congress. By Gustavus Schmidt,
Counsellor at Law. New Orleans. 1851. 8vo, pp. 392. A., c.
Schmidt (H. J.) Antritts-Rede in der Kapelle des Columbia
College am 7. Marz 1848, gehaltcn von H. J. Schmidt, m.a. ...
26
SCHMIDT.
!
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Auf Befehl der Curatoren gedruckt. New-Tork : Gedruckt bet
H. Ludw'tg u. Co. 1848. 8vo, pp. 32. B. 77672
Schmidt. Congregational Singing ; a Report presented to
the Evangelical Lutheran Ministerium of the State of New
York, at their Sixty-second Sy nodical Session, Utica, N. Y.
Sept. 8, 1857. By Henry J. Schmidt. Albany: J. Mumell.
1857. 8vo, pp. 8. 77673
Schmidt. Education. Part i. History of Education, Ancient
and Modern. Part 11. A Plan of Culture and Instruction based
on Christian Principles, and designed to aid in the right Educa-
tion of Youth, Physically, Intellectually, and Morally, ... by
H. J. Schmidt, a.m. ... New York: Harper & Brothers. 1844.
i8mo, pp. 340. BA. 77674
Schmidt. Inaugural Discourse, delivered in the Chapel of
Columbia College, March 7, 1848. By Rev. H. J. Schmidt,
A.M. ... Printed by order of the Trustees. New-Tork: Leavltt^
Trow and Company. 1848. 8vo, pp. 34. B. 77675
Schmidt (Johann). See Smith.
Schmidt (Marcus Fredericus). Disputatio Theologica de
Missionibus in Indias Apostolicis et recentioribus. Von alter
Apostolischer so wohl als neurer und zeither angewandter Muhe
in Bekehrung der Heyden in Ost und West Indien ... Coburgi.
1722. 4to. 77676
Schmidt (U.), and others. Ander theil dieses Welt-|buchs
von SchiiF-|fahrten. | Warhafttige Be-|schreibunge aller | vnd
mancherley sorgfeltigen Schif-lfarten, auch viler vnbekanten
erfundnen LandtschafFten, Insu-|len, Konigreichen, vnd Stedten,
von derselbige gelegenheyt, wesen, gebreuchen, | sitten. Religion,
kunst vnd handtierung. Item von allerley gewachsz, | Metallcn,
Specereyen, vnd anderer dinge mehr, so von jhnen in vnsere|
Lande gefuhrt vnd gebracht werden. | Auch von mancherley
gefahr, streitt vnd scharmutzeln, so sich zwischen jnen vnd | den
vnsern, beyde zu Wasser vnd Lande, wunderbarlich zugetragen.
Item von|erschrecklicher, seltzamer Natur vnd EygenschafFt der
Leuthfresser, Dergleichen vorhin in keinen | Chronicken oder
Historien beschrieben, mit schonen Concordantzen vnd einem
voll-|komnen Register, zur fiirderutig des gemeinen nutzes|
zusamen getragen. j Durch Vlrich Schmidt von Straubingen, vnd
andern mehr, so daselbstjin eigener Person gegenwertig gewesen,
SCHMIDT.
a;
vnd solches erfaren. | [Two woodcuts.] | Getruckt xu Franckfurt
am Mayn^ Anno 1567.I [Colophon at end of second part:] Ge-
truckt xu Franckfurt\am Mayn^ bey Martin Lechler^ in verle~\gunv
Sigmund Feirahendi\vnd Simon Hii-\ters.\ [Printer's mark.] \yinno
M. D. Lxvii. I Folio, title printed entirely in black, verso blank,
Vorrede in 4 leaves, i blank leaf, leaves i-iio; WarhafFtige vnd
liebliche Beschreibung, leaves 1-59, and colophon on i leaf, verso
blank. Signatures )( in six, a-r in sixes, s in eight, and b-l in
sixes. L. 77677
Corrected title of No. 25472, Vol. vi. For the title of the companion volume,
which contains the "Weltbuch" of Sebastian Franck, see No. 25471. They were
published together at the expense of Sigismund Feyerabend and Simon Hiiter, book-
sellers of Franckfurt. Leaves i-iioof this volume contain accounts of Portuguese
voyages to the East Indies. The second part begins with the following heading :
" WarhafFtige vnd liebliche Be-|schreibung etlicher fiirnemen Indianischen Landt- |
schafften vnd Insulen, die vormals in keiner Chronicken gedacht, | vnd erstlich in dvr
Schiffart Vlrici Schmidts von Straubin-|gen, mit grosser gefahr erkiindigt, vnd von
jhm sel-|ber auffs fleissigst beschrieben vnd { dargethan." This division contains the
voyage of Ulrich Schmidt or Schmidel to Brazil and Rio de la Plata, leaves 1-26 j
and the voyage of Hans Staden to Brazil, leaves 27-59. Some copies were issued
separately with the following special title :
Schmidt, and others. Neuwe Welt: Das ist, WarhafFtige
Beschreibunge aller schonen Historien von erfindung viler vnbe-
kanten Konigreichen, LandschafFten, Insulen vnnd Stedten, von
derselbigen gelegenheit, wesen, brauchen, sitten. Religion, kuns-
ten vnd handtierungen, Auch allerley gewechsz, Metallen, Spe-
cereyen vnd anderer Wahr, so von jnen in vnsere Lande gefuhrt
vnd gebracht werden. Auch von allerley gefahr, streitt, vnd
scharmutzeln, so zwischen inen vnd den vnsern, beyde zu Was-
ser vnnd zu Lande, sich wunderbarlich zugetragen. Item von
erschrecklicher, seltzamer natur vnd Eygenschaft der Leuthfres-
ser, dergleichen vorhin in keinen Chronicken beschrieben, mit
schonen Concordantzen vnd einem vollkommenen Register, zur
furderung des gemeinen nutzes zusamen getragen. Durch Vlrich
Schmid von Straubingen, vnd andern mehr, so in eigner Person
gegenwertig gewesen. [Woodcut.] Getruckt zu F^ranck/urt am
Mayn^ Anno 1567. [Colophon:] Getruckt zu Franckfurt am
Mayn^ hey Martin Lechler^ in verlegung Sigmund Feirabends vnd
Simon Haters. Anno M. D. Lxvii, Folio, title printed in jed and
black, verso blank, Vorrede in 4 leaves, I blank leaf, leaves i-
iiO; WarhafFtige vnd liebliche Beschreibung, leaves 1-59, and
colophon on i leaf, verso blank. j.c.b. 77678
A reissue of No. 77677, with a new title. A copy was priced by Leclerc in 1878
(No. 213) at 100 francs. The narrative of Uliich Schmidt's voyage was also included
in the seventh part of De Bry's large voyages, both in Latin and German.
28
SCHMIDT.
ii!
Schmidt. Vera historia, | Admirandae cvivs-|dam iiauiga-
tionis, quam Hul-|dericus Schmidel, Straubingensis, ab Anno
1534. I usque ad annum 1554. in Americam vel nouum | Mun-
dum, iuxta Brasiliam Sc Rio delta Plata, confecit. Quid | pcr
hosce annos 19. sustinuerit, quam varias Sc quam mirandas |
regiones ac homines viderit. Ab ipso Schmidelio Geimanice, |
descripta : Nunc vero, emendatis & correctis Vrbium, Regio- j
num &c Fluminum, nominibus, Adiecta etiam tabula | Geugra-
phica, figuris & alijs notationi- | bus quibusdam, in hac for- 1 ma
reducta. | [Vignette.] | Noriberga^ \ Impensis Levini Hulsij. I 599. |
4to, title, verso blank, and pp. i-ioi, verso blank, a-n in fours.
Portrait, Map in 2 sheets, and 1 5 Plates on separate leaves. l.
The vignette on the title represents the author riding on a lama, with an attendant
in front and another behind. At the head of the dedication on page i is an engraved
coat of arms. The portrait is entitled "Contrafactur Ulrichs Schmidels." The map,
which is in two sheets, usually pasted together, has the following title on the upper
margin : " Nova et exaita delineatio Americse partis avstralis. que est : Brasilia, Cari-
bana, Gviana regnum Nouum Castilia del Oru, Nicaragva, Insulx Antillas et Perv.
Et sub Tropico Capricorni, Chile, Rio della Plata, Patagonv, & Fretv Magellaniiv,
Noribergte. per Leuinum Hu/sium. Anno. I 599." The fifteen copperplates are lettered
on the upper corners as follows: Cap. 8, Cap. 9, Cap. 11. Par. 13, Cap. 17, Cap. 20,
Cap. 21, Cap. 25, Cap. 28, Cap. 30, Cap. 36, Cap. 42, Cap. 44, Cap. 47, and Cap. 54.
This edition forms the fourth nart of Hulsius's collection of voyages in Latin.
II i
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Schmidt. Vierte Schiffart. | Warhafftige Historien | Einer
Wunderbaren I SchifFart, welche Vlrich Schmidel von Straubing, |
von Anno 1534. bisz Anno 1554 in Americam oder Newenwelt, |
bey Brasilia vnd Rio della Plata gethan. Was er in diesen
Neuntzehen IJahren auszgestanden, vnd was fur seltzame Wun-
derbare Lander vnd | Leut er gesehen : durch ermelten Schmidel
selbs beschrieben, An jetzt a-|ber an Tag geben mit Verbesse-
rung vnd Corrigierung der Statt, | Lander vnd Fliisz namen, desz-
gleichen mit einer nothwendi-|gen Landtaffel, Figuren, vnd
anderer mehr | Erklerung, gezieret, | Durch | Levinvm Hvlsivm. (
[Vignette.] \NQriberga^ \ Impensis Levini Hulsij 1599.] [Colo-
phon:] GedrUi\t zu NUrnberg^ Durch Christoph \ Lochner^ Im lar
1599. 1 4to, pp. (9), 1-103. A-o in fours. Map, Portrait and
15 Plates. L. 77680
Part IV." of the collection of Hulsius. The vignette on the titl»;, the coat of arms
on the second leaf, the map in two sheets pasted together, the portrait and 15 pl.ites,
are the same as those in the Latin edition, and have the same marks. The pagination
begins on the verso of the fifth leaf, and is continued in that way, the even numbers
on the right-hand side, to page 103, which is on the verso of the last leaf. There is
another copy of this edition in the Lenox Library which ddes not contain the words
"Vierte Schiffart" at the top of the title, but a close examination shows that they
have been erased.
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SCHMIDT.
29
Schmidt. Vierte SchifFart. | Waihafftige Historien. | Einer
Wunderbaren|Schiffart, welche Vliich Schmidel von Straubing, |
von Anno 1534. bisz Anno 1554, in Americam oder Neuwewelt,
I bey Brasilia vnd Rio della Plata gcthan. Was er in diesen
Neuntzehen | Jahren auszgestanden, vn was fiir seltzame Wun-
derbare Lander vnd | Lcut er gesehen : durch ermelten Schmidel
selbst beschrieben. An jetzt | aber an Tag geben mit Verbesse-
rung vnd Corrigierung der Statt, | Lander vnd Fliisz Namen,
deszgleichen mit einer nothwendi- jgen LandtafFel, Figuren, vnd
anderer mehr | Erklerung, gezieret, | Durch | Levinvm Hvlsivm. |
Editio Secvnda. I [Vignette.] \Notiheiga. I Impensis Lev'ini Huhij
Anno 1602. 1 4to, pp. (9), 1-103. a-o in fours. Map, Portrait
and 15 Plates. L. 77681
The portrait and fifteen plates are the same as in the preceding edition, but the map,
which in this copy is in two sheets not pai,feH together, h.is some additions on the
lower part. In the left-hand corner has been engraved "N". -2," and under the
inscription in the right-hand corner, the additional words "Per Leuin; Hulsium. A".
1602." Three small islands, with the inscription " Francisci Draco Ins:" have been
added below the lower border. Page I is on the <vcrio of" the fifth leaf, and page 103
on the verso of the last leaf.
Schmidt. Vierdte SchifFart. | Warhafttige Historien. | Einer
Wunderbaren | SchifFart, welche Vlrich Schmidel von | Straubing,
von Anno 1534 bisz Anno 1554. in A-|mericam oder Neuwe-
welt, bey Brasilia vnd Rio della Plata ge- 1 than. Was er in diesen
Neuntzehen Jahren auszgestanden, vn was | fiir seltzame Wun-
derbare Lander vnd Leut er gcsehcn : durch ermel-|ten Schmidel
selbst beschrieben. An jetzt aber an Tag geben mit | Verbesse-
rung vnd Corrigierung der Statt, Lander vnd Fliisz | Namen,
deszgleichen mit einer nor^ wendigen Landt- 1 tafFel, Figuren, vnd
anderer mehr Er- 1 klerung, gezieret. | Durch | Levinvm Hvlsivm. |
Editio Tertia. I [Vignette.] \Gedruckt %u Franckfurt am Mayn^
hey Erasmo Kempffiern^ \ In Verlegung Leuini Hulsii IVittihe. \ Im lahr
1612. 1 4to, pp. 104. A-N in fours. Map in 2 sheets, Portrait,
and 15 Plates. L. 77682
The map and plates of this edition are like those in the edition of 1602 in every
respect.
Schmidt. Gedenkwaardige | Scheeps-togten | na | Rio de la
Plata, I in 't Zuyderdeel van America, en verscheydene andere
voorname | Americaansche Landschappen, verrigt onder den |
Spaanschen Admiraal | Pedro de Mendosa, | Anno 1535, en de
volgende Jaren., | Bevattende ongemeene Bysonderheden van Lan-
den, Volkeren, | en voorgekomene wonderlijke Gevalleii. | Be-
schreven door | Ulrich Schmidt | van Straubingen : | Die alles in
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SCHMIDT-PHISELDEK.
eygener persoun heeft bygewoond en waargenomen. | Nu alder-
eerst uyt 't Hoogduytsch vertaald. | Met schoone kopere Platen,
en een volkomen Register. | Te Leyden^ \ By Pieter Vandir Aa^
Boekverkoper^ 1 706. | Met Priv'tlegie.\ Sm. 8vo, pp. (2), 74, (6).
Map and 3 Plates. l 77683
In Vander Aa's " Naaukeurige Versameling der Gedenk-waardigste Rcysen," viil.
XIV. Also included in the folio edition of' the eame work,
[Schmidt.] Historia, y Descubrimiento de el Rio de la Plata,
y Paraguay. \_Madrid. 1749.] Folio, pp. 31, (9). 77684
From the third volume of Barcia's " Historiadores Primitives," 1749.
Schmidt. Viage al Rio de la Plata y Paraguay, por Ulderico
Schmidel. Buenos-Aires. 1836. 4to, pp. vi, 61, xii. 77685
From the third volume of the "Coleccion de Obras y Documentos" of Pedro de
Angelis.
Schmidt. Voyages, Relations et Memoires originaux pour
servir a I'histoire de la decouverte de I'Amerique. Publics pour
la premiere fois en Fran^ais, par H. Ternaux-Compans. His-
toire veritable d'un voyage curieux, fait par Ulrich Schmidel de
Straubing. Nuremberg. — 1599. Paris. Arthus Bertrand^ Li-
braire-Editeur .. M. DCCC xxxvii. 8vo, pp. (4), viii, 264, and
printed covers. l. 77686
Number five of Ternaux's collection of voyages. Second title : Histoire veritable
d'un Voyage Curieux, fait par Ulrich Schmidel de Straubing, dans I'Amerique ou le
Nouveau Monde, par le Bresil, et le Rio de la Plata, depuis I'annee 1534, jusqu'en
1554. Ou Ton verra tout ce qu'il a souffert pendant ces dix-neuf ans, et la description
des pays et des peuples extraordinaires qu'il a visiles. Outrage ecrit par lui-meme, et
puplie [ir'c] de nouveau apres corrections des noms de villes, de pays et de rivieres, par
Levinus Hulsius. Nuremberg. Aux fraii de Le-vinus Hulsius, 1599. "Ulrich Schmi-
del, the author of this narrative, was a common soldier who , ccompanied Mendoce and
Cabefa de Vaca in their conquest of the countries south of Brazil. His history bears
internal evidence of veracity, which is further attested by contemporaneous accounts.
Its pages are one continuous record of massacre and enslavement of the Indians. Of
the fifty-five chapters, eleven are descriptive of these battles or rather slaughters. Two
we rejoice to read, because they narrate some considerable retributive killing of the
Spaniards by the Indians. Thirteen chapters are filled with descriptions of the various
tribes and nations he encountered. Ternaux published this work translated into French
in his collection of voyages, with many corrections of names. Not the least of its
interest to us is contained in his account of the character, adventures, and imprison-
ment of Cabefa de Vaca." — Field. For an English version see Purchas, vol. iv., pp.
1 347-1 366.
Schmidt-Phiseldek (Conrad PViedrich von). Europa und
Amerika, oder die kiinftigen Verhaltnisse der civilisirten Welt.
Von Dr. C. F. von Schmidt-Phiseldek. Kopenhagen : F. Brum-
mer. 1820. 2 vols., i2mo.
Auflage. ybid.'] 1820.
pp.
1 2 mo.
h8;
VI,
286.
c.
-\- Zweite
s. 77687
SCHMOLDCR,
3»
Schmidt-Phiseldek. L'Europe ct I'Amerique, ou les rap-
ports futurs du monde civilise. ... Traduit de I'allemand par ***.
Copenhague : A. Seidelin. 1820. Hvo, pp. xiv, 265. c. 77688
Schmidt-Phiseldek. Europe and America or the relative
state of the civilized world at a future period. Translated from
the (lerman of D^ C. F. von Schmidt-Phiseldek, ... by Joseph
Owen. Copenhagen l^lO^ Printed by Bernhard SchUsinger. 8vo,
pp. (12), viii, 257,(1). BA., c, p. 77689
Schmidt-Phiseldek. Europa og America, eller den civili-
serte Verdens fremtidige Forhold. Af C. F. von Schmidt-Phi-
seldek. Oversat og forsynet med Anmaerkningen af D. Did-
ricksen og H. A. Martensen. Kj'dbenhavn. 1820. 8vo. 77690
Schmidt-Phiseldek. Europa en Amerika, of de toekomstige
Betrekkingen der Beschaafde Wereld. ... In het Nederduitsch
vertaald, door T. Olivier- Schilperoort. Amsterdam. 1820. 8vo.
Schmidtmeyer (P.) Travels into Chile, over the Andes, In
the Years 1820 and 1821, with some Sketches of the Produc-
tions and Agriculture; Mines and Metallurgy; Inhabitants, His-
tory and other features of America, particularly of Chile and
Arauco ; illustrated with Thirty Plates. ... By Peter Schmidt-
meyer. London: Longman ... 1824. 410, pp. (2), 378, (2). 30
Plates. A., c, H. 77692
Schmidts (C. L.) Histoire raisonne des fonds public de tous
les £tats de I'Europe et de I'Amerique. Par C. L. Schmidts.
Tome I. Amsterdam : Schmidts et Cie. 1824. 4^0- 77^93
Schmiedlein (J.) Kurtze | Beschreibung, | des jLebens und
Todtes ] von IJacob Schmiedlein, | aus | Wollhausenjim Lutzerner
Gebiet in der Schweitz, | welcher im Jahr 1747 im Monath May
die I Woche vor Pfingsten zu Lutzern | verbrandt worden. | Ger-
manton gedruckt bey Christoph Saur, | 1748. | i6mo, pp. 16. h.s.p.
Title from Hildeburn.
Schmolder (B.) Neuer praktischer Wegweiser fiir Auswan-
derer nach Nord-Amerika in drei Abtheilungen mit Karten, Pla-
nen und Ansichten. Erste Abtheilung enthalt : Oregon und
Californien und Allgemeines iiber das Mississippi- und Missouri-
Thai, ferner : Anweisungen mit Zeitgcwinn die besten und
billigsten Landereien und Pachtungen von Farmen, wie auch
verschiedene Gewerbszweige in Stadten ausfindig zu machen,
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SCHMUCKEK.
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I
Klinia, Bodcn, Produkte, Agrilcultur- und Handeisverhaltnisse,
Kosten-Uebcrschlag der vortheilhaftestcn Reise-Routen zu Was-
ser und zu Land nach alien neuen Staaten und Gebieten bis an
die West-Kuste von Capitain B. Schmolder, Landereien-Agent
der vereinigten Staaten von Nord-Amerika. Mainz^ 1848.
Selhstverlag des yerfasstn. 8vo, pp. 120. -\- [^lbid.'\ 1849. 8vo,
pp. 120. Portrait and 4 Plates. 77^95
Schmolder. Neuer praktischer Wegweiser fiir Auswanderer
nach Nord-Amerika in drei Abtheilungcn mit Karten, Planen
und Ansichten. Zweite Abtheilung enthalt : Die mittleren
Staaten der Union. Topographische Beschreibung der Staaten
von Missouri, Iowa, VViskonsin, Illinois, Michigan, Indiana,
Ohio und Arkansas, im Anhang: Boden-Werth und Preis-Ver-
hiiltnisse der in Kultur gesetzten Farmen und LanJereien eines
jeden Staates und Cantons der Missouri-, Mississippi-, Illinois-,
Ohio- und Arkansas-Fluszgebiete, Texas, die Postrouten, Kanale
und Eisenbahnen nebst den Entfernungen der Hauptstadte obiger
Staaten von einander. Von Capitain B. Schmolder, Landereien-
Agent der vereinigten Staaten von Nord-Amerika. MainZy 1848.
Selbstverlag des Ferf assets. 8vo, pp. 152. + [/6/V.] 1849. ^^o,
pp. 154. Map and Plate of St. Louis. 77696
Schmolder. Neuer praktischer Wegweiser fiir Auswanderer
nach Nord-Amerika in drei Abtheilungen mit Karten, Planen
und Ansichten. Die Dritte Abtheilung enthalt: Die Beschrei-
bung des Staats- oder Congress-Landes in Iowa ... von Capitain
B. Schmolder ... Alcinz. 1849. 8vo, pp. 106. 77^97
Schmolder. Neuer praktischer Wegweiser fiir Auswanderer
nach Nord-Amerika ... mit Karten, Planen und Ansichten ...
von Capitain B. Schmolder. Zweite Ausgabe. Mainz, 1855.
8vo. 77698
Schmouth (J. E.) Direction pour la Culture du Tabac ...
^ebec. 1865. 8vo, pp. 24. 77^99
Schmucker or Smucker (S. M,), b. 1823, d. 1863. Arctic
Explorations and Discoveries during the Nineteenth Century,
conducted by Ross, Parry, Back, etc., including the First Grin-
nell Expedition and the Final Effort of Dr. Kane in Search of
Sir John Franklin. Edited and enlarged by Samuel M. Smucker
... New York. 1857. i2mo. b. -j- New Y'ork. i860. i2mo.
Schmucker or Smucker. A History of all Religions ; con-
taining a Statement of the Origin, Development, Doctrines, and
SCHMUCKER.
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Government of the Religious Denominations in the United States
and Europe. With Biographical Notices of Eminent Divines.
Edited by Samuel M. Smuckcr, a.m. Philadelphia : Duane Ruli-
son, 1859. i2mo. 77701
ScHMUCKER or Smucker. History of all Religions; contain-
ing a Statement of the Origin, Development, Doctrines, Forms
of Worship and Government of the Religious Denominations in
the World. With Biographical Notices of Eminent Divines.
Edited by Samuel M. Schmucker. Revised and enlarged by
Charles Drew. Philadelphia : Quaker City Publishing House.
1870. lamo, pp. 352. 12 Plates. c. 77702
Schmucker or Smucker. A History of the Civil War in
the United States ; with a Prelimmary View of its Causes, and
Biographical Sketches of its Heroes. By Samuel M. Schmucker,
LL.D. ... Philadelphia: Bradley i5} Co. 1863. 2 vols., 8vo, pp.
512 i 511. Portraits and Illustrations. lll^Z
Schmucker or Smucker. The History of the Civil War in
the United States: its Cause, Origin, Progress and Conclusion.
... By Samuel M. Schmucker .... Revised and completed by Dr.
\j. P. Brockett ... Illustrated with over One Hundred and Fifty
Fine Portraits of Generals, Bj-tt!° Scenes, Maps and Diagrams.
Philadelphia: Jones Brothers l^ Co. [1865.] Rl. 8vo, pp. 1021.
Portraits and Plates. b. 77704
Schmucker or Smucker. A History of the Four Georges,
Kings of England ; containing personal incidents of their lives,
public events of their reigns, and biographical notices of their
chief ministers, courtiers and favorites. By Samuel M. Smucker,
LL.D. New York : D, Appleton ^ Co. i860. i2mo, pp. xii, 454.
-f New York: James Miller. 1875. i2mo, pp. xii, 454. 77705
Schmucker or Smuckisr. The Life and Times of Alexander
Hamilton. By Samuel M. Smucker ... . Philadelphia. 1857.
i2mo. Portrait, c. \- Boston.
+ Philadelphia. 1859. l2mo.
E. Potter and Company, [n. d.]
Schmucker or Smucker.
Washington. By Samuel M.
1857. i2mo, pp. 408. Portrait.
Portrait, -f- Philadelphia : John
i2mo, pp. 408. Portrait. ba.
The Life and Times of George
Smucker ... Philadelphia: J.E.
I
Potter, [n. d.] i2mo. Portrait. 77707
Schmucker or Smucker. The Life and Times of Henry
;
.
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SCHMircKRR,
Clay. Hy Samuel M. Snuirker ... Philafielph'ia. i860, iimo.
Portrait, -f Philadtlphia. 1867. i2mo. Portrait. 77708
ScHMUCKKR Of Smuckhh. The Life and Times of Thomas
Jefferson. By Samuel M. Smuckcr, a.m. ... Philadtlphia : J.
ly. Bradley. 1857. • 21110, pp. 400. Portrait. + Philadtlphia.
1859. i2mo, pp. 400, Portrait, -f Philadelphia, i860. i2mo,
pp.400. Portrait. -\- Philadelphia, [n. d.] lamo. 111^^
ScHMUCKER or Smucker. The Life of Col. John Charles
Fremont, and his Narrative of hlxplorations and Adventures in
Kansas, Nebraska, Oregon, and California. The Memoir by
Samuel M. Smucker, A.M. Neiv York and Auburn. 1856. i2mo,
pp. 494. Portrait and Plates. c. "JTJXO
Schmucker or Smucker. The Life of Dr. Elisha Kent
Kane, and of other Distinguished American Explorers ... By
Samuel M. Smucker, a.m. ... Philadelphia: J. IV. Bradley. 1858.
i2mo, pp. 406. Portrait, -f \.ihid.'\ 1859. i2mo, pp. 406.
Portrait. -\- Philadelphia, [n. d.] i2mo. Portrait. 777* i
Schmucker or Smucker. The Life, Speeches, and Memo-
rials of Daniel Webster ... By Samuel M. Schmucker, ll.d. ...
Philadelphia: D. Rulison. 1859. 8vo, pp. 548. 2 Plates, -f
Philadelphia : Quaker City Publishing House. 1867. 8vo, pp. 552.
2 Plates. -{-Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott Iff Co. 1 877. i2mo.
Portrait. 777^2
Schmucker or Smucker. The Religious, Social, and Polit-
ical History of the Mormons, or Latter- Day Saints, from their
Origin to the Present Time ; Containing full statements of their
.Doctrines, Government and Condition, and Memoirs of their
Founder, Joseph Smith. Edited, with Important Additions, by
Samuel M. Smucker, a.m. ... New Tork and Juburri. 1856.
iimo, pp. viii, 17-460. 12 Plates, -f Philadelphia. 1858.
12 Plates. -\- Neiv Tork. i860. i2mo, pp.
17-460. 12 Plates, -i New Tork : Hurst ^ Co. [1881?]
777»3
i2mo, pp. 460.
viii.
i2mo, pp. viii, 17-466.
Originally written by Henry Muyhuw, and published anonymously in London.
Schmucker or Smucker.
Five Acts. By Samuel M.
i2mo, pp. 96.
The Spanish Wife. A Play in
Schmucker. New York. 1854.
777H
AUibune mentions: Election of Judges by the People, 1852, 8vo. — Constitutionality
of the Maine Liquor Law, 1852, 8vo.
'""M»g
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ScHMUCKKK (S. S.) Addrt'ss on the Annivi-rsary of Wash-
ington's Hirth-dav, delivered before the Gettysburg Ciuards^ Feb.
22, 1839, by S. S. Sihniueker, d.d. Gtttysburg : IVtnttd hy H.
C. Ne'tmttdt. 1839. 8vo, pp. 24.
777«5
ScHMUCKF.K. The American Lutheran Church, Historically,
Doctrinally, and Practically Delineated, in several Discourses.
By S. S. Schmuclcer ... Springfield^ (). 1851. 1 2mo. + Fourth
Edition. Springfield^ O. 1852. i2mo. 4 Fifth Edition. Phil-
adelphia : E. W. Miller ... 1852. i2mo, pp. 286. Portrait.
ScHMUCKEK. Antrittsrede ... bey seiner Einsetzung in die
theologischc Professur im theologischen Seminariums ... zu Get-
tysburg ... Nebst die Einfiihrungsredc von D. V . SchiifFer. York-
Town. 1827. 8vo. 777 '7
ScHMUCKER. Appeal to the American Churches, with a Plan
for Catholic Union. By S. S. Schmuclcer, d.d. ...- Nexv Y'otk:
Gould l*t Newman. 1838. 8vo, pp. (2), 99. ba. 77718
ScHMUCKER. The Christian Pulpit, the Rightful Guardian of
Morals, in Political no less than in Private Life. A Discourse
delivered at Ciettysburg, Nov. 26, the day appointed by the Ciov-
frnor, for Public Humiliation, Thanksgiving and Prayer. By S.
S. Sch mucker, d.d. ... Gettysburg: Printed by H. C. Neimiedt.
MDcccxi.vi. 8vo, pp. 32. 777'9
ScHMUCKER. Discourse in commemoration of the glorious
Reformation of the Sixteenth Century. By S. S. Schmucker,
D.D. Second Edition. New Tork. 1838. i6mo. 77720
ScHMUCKER. Fraternal Appeal to the American Churches,
with a Plan for Catholic Union, on Apostolic Principles. By S.
S. Schmucker, d.d. ... Second Edition, enlarged. New Tork:
Taylor ^ Dodd. 1839. i2mo, pp. 149, xvi. 777^1
For the first edition tee No. 77718, supra.
("Schmucker.] Fraternal Appeal to the Friends of the Evan-
j^clical Alliance and of Christian Union generally, [n. p. n. d.]
8vo, pp. 12. B. 77722
Schmucker. An Inaugural Address, ... before the ... Gen-
eral Synod, ... by S. S. S'^mucker, at his Litroduction into the
Professorship of Christian Theology ... . Carlisle^ Pa. 1826.
8vo, pp. 40. 77723
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ScMMtJCKi-K. I.chcn iiud VViikcn ilcs Ji)hami Frictlrirh Obcr-
lin. Von S. S. Schmuckcr. Pittsburg: Luke Loomis iJ Co. 1831.
limo. 77724
ScHMUCKEK and Smith ((i.) Letters of Rev. Dr. Schmucker
and Gerritt Smith, Esq. [n. p. 1838.] 8vo, pp. 7. 77725
From the *' Coloniz^tiun Herald." Concerning (he American Culonication and
Anti-Slavery Society.
Schmucker. The Papal Hierarchy, viewed in the f jght of
Prophecy and History : bcinf» a Discourse delivered in the Eng-
lish Lutheran Church, (Jettysburg, Feb. 2, 1845. By S. S.
Schmucker, d.d. ... Second Edition. Gettysburg: Printed by H.
C. Neimtedt, mdcccxlv. 8vo, pp. 32. b. 77726
Schmucker. The Poace of Zion : A Discourse preached
before the (jeneral Syncd of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
in U. S. Winchester, Va., May 22, 1853. By S. S. Schmucker,
... Gettysburg: Printed by H. C. Neimtedt. 1853. 8vo, pp. 40.
Schnake (F.) Monte/.uma. Historisches Schauspiel in fiinf
Akten von Friedrich Schnake. AV. Louis^ Mo. 1870. 8vo, pp.
73. h. 77728
Schnake. Unabhangigkeitserklarung der Vereinigten Staaten
von Amerika. Ein dramatisches Gedichr von Friedrich Schnake.
St. Louis: C. F. Lammers isf Co. 1864. i8mo, pp. 353. c.
Schnap (J.), pseudon. Old Times and New; or, A Few Raps
over the Knuckles of the Present Age. By Julius Schnap and
Hans \^an Garretson, the Orange Blossoms of Niew Amsterdam.
... \^New York :'\ Printed for the Publishers. 1846. 8vo, pp. viii,
93, and covers. c. 77730
Schneck (B. S.) The Burning of Chambersburg, Pennsyl-
vania. By Rev. B. S. Schneck, d.d., an Eye- Witness and a
Sufferer. With Conoborative Statements from the Rev. J. Clark,
Hon. A. K. McClure, J. Hoke, Esq., Rev. T. G. Apple, Rev.
B. Bausman, Rev. S. J. Niccolls, and J. K. Schryock, Esq. In
Letters to a Friend. Philadelphia: Lindsay isf Blakiston. 1864.
i2mo, pp. 72. -|- Second Edition, Revised and Enlarged, with a
Plan of the burnt portion of the town. [/&/V.] 1864. i2mo,
pp. 76. Plan. + Third Edition, Revised and Enlarged, with a
Plan of the burnt portion of the town. [/t/V/.] 1864. i2mo, pp.
76. Plan. + Fourth Edition, Revised and Enlarged, with a
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Plan of ihc burnt portion of the town. [/i*/</.] 1865. i2mo, pp.
(2), 76. Plan. 77731
Ste a/10 Vol. XV,, No, 65711.
ScHNi-ERKRUER (A.) Diis Rabcn-Gcschrcy, durch Br. An-
dreas Schnecberger | auf Antctum, I7"'6. 1 [^Philad*lphiaf 1776.]
8vo, pp. 2. 77732
ScHNEEBKROER (B.) Die Stimme dcr Turtcltaube, durch
Sch. Barbara | Schnecberger auf Antctum. 1776. | [^Phitadtlphta.
1776.] 8vo, pp. 2. 77733
Titlei from Hildeburn.
Schneider (I/.) Dcr Kricg der Triplc-Allianz (Kaiserthum
Brasiiien, Argcntinischc Confoderation und Republik Banda
Oriental del Uruguay) gcgcn die Rcgierung der Republik Para-
guay. Mit Karten und Pliinen von L. Schneider. Berlin. B,
Bel'r'scht Buchhandlutig {E. Bock). 1872. 4to, pp. iv, 217, 70,
234,71-118. BA. 77734
ScHNELLF.R (J. A.) A Discourse, delivered on the occasion
of organizing a Catholic Total Abstinence Association in St.
Peter's Church, Troy, on Friday Evening, January 6, 1843. By
the Rev. J. A. Schneller ... Albany: Louis Endi. 1843. 8vo,
pp. 22. B. 77735
Schneller. Letters ; being an Answer to " Papal Rome,"
by the Rev. J. N. Campbell ; and " Protestant Christianity con-
trasted with Romanism," by the Rev. Wm. B. Sprague. By the
Rev. J. A. SchneUer. Albany. 1838. 8vo. 77736
Schneller. Letters, being an Answer to "The Christmas
Holidays in Rome. By the Rev. Wm. Ingraham Kip ..." By
the Rev. J. A. Schneller. ... Albany: Printed by fVeed^ Parsons.
1846. 8vo, pp. 108. B. 77737
ScHOBERT {le baron). Paix a L'Amerique par Le Baron Scho-
bert Officier Superieur d'Infanterie. Paris: E. Dentu. 1862.
8vo, pp. 32. B., BA. 77738
ScHOBRi (G.) See Vol. ill., No. 10623.
ScHOEFFER (C. H.) El comercio de Cafe. Traducido del
aleman por el joven Diego Bautista Urbaneja. Publicado por
orden y a expensas del Ejecutivo Nacional. Caracas^ enero, 1869.
8vo, pp. 37. 77739
vol. XIX. 3
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ScHOELCHER (V.) Abolition de TEscIavage : Examcn critique
du Prejuge centre la couleur des Africains ct des sang-meles ; par
V. Schoelcher. Paris: Pagnerre^ editeur. 1840. 24010, pp. 187.
ScHOELCHER. Die Antilleii. ... Uebersetzt von G. Fink.
Stuttgard. 1851. 3 vols., i2mo. 7774 '
Probably a translation of No. 77743, infra.
Schoelcher. L'arrete Gueydon a la Martinique et I'arrete
Husson a \r Guadeloupe. Far Victor Schoelcher. Paris. 1872.
8vo, pp. 82. 77742
Schoelcher. Colonies etrangeres et Haiti Resultats de
I'emancipation Anglaise. Par Victor Schoelcher. ... Paris: Pag-
nerre. 1842-43. 2 vols., 8vo. + \Ibid.'\ 1843. ^ vols., 8vo,
PP- (8), 390; 488. Map. B., p. 77743
Contents : Colonies anglaises ; lies espagnoles ; (^"^^"'^ mots sur la Traite et sur
son origine ; Colonies danoises ; Haiti j Coup d'ceil sur r6tat de la question d'afFran-
chissement.
Schoelcher. De I'esclavage des noirs et de la legislation
coloniale. Par Victor Schoelcher. Paris. 1833. 8vo, pp. 160.
Schoelcher. Des Colonies Fran^aises ; Abolition immediate
de I'Esclavage. Par Victor Schoelcher. Paris : Pagn err e. 1842.
8vo, pp. lii, 443. B., p. 77745
Includes some proverbs in the Creole lun ^uage.
[Schoelcher.] L'Esclavage aux £tats-Unis et la loi sur les
esclaves fugitifs. \Paris. 1850?] 8vo, pp. 21. H. ']']'] ^t
Schoelcher. La grand conspiration du pillage, de I'incendie
et du meurtre a la Martinique. Par Victor Schoelcher. Paris.
1875. 8vo, pp. 142. 77747
Schoelcher. Histoire de I'esclavage pendant les deux der-
nieres annees. Par Victor Schoelcher ... Paris: Pagnerre. 1847.
8vo, pp. (4), 567. + Deuxieme partie. \Jbid^ ^847. 8vo, pp.
486. B. 77748
[Schoelcher.] Loi du 18 Septembre 1850 sur les esclaves
fugitifs aux £tats-Unis. [Colophon :] Paris. Imprimerie de E.
Briere. [n. d.] 8vo, pp. 31. ba. 77749
Schoelcher. Proces de Marie-Galante (Guadeloupe). Par
Victor Schoelcher. Paris. 1851. 8vo, pp. 92. 77750
ScH0Ea.CH^r, La Verite aux ouvriers et cultivateurs de la
SCHOEPPE.
39
Martinique, suivie dcs Rappurts, Decrets, Arretes, Projets de
Lois ct d* Arretes concernant Tabolition immediate. Par Victor
Schoelcher ... Paris: Pagnerre. 1840. 8vo, pn. 470. B. 77751
ScHOEi.L ([Maximilian Samson] Friedrich). Archives Histo-
riques et Politiques, 011 recueil de piece, officielles, memoires et
morceaux historiques, inedites ou peu connus, relatifs a Thistoire
des i8e et ige siecles. ... Par F. Schoell ... Par'ts^ A la Itbra'tr'ie
Grecque- Latine-AlUmand. 1818-19. 3 vols., 8/0, pp. 420 ; (8),
vi, 312; (8), ii, 304. H. 77752
Schoell. Cours d'Histoire des £tats Europeens, depuis le
Bouleversement de I'Empire Romain d'occident jusqu'en 1789.
Par Max. Samson- Fred. Schoell. ... Parisy Librairie de Gide fits.
1830-34. 47 vols., 8vo. B., s. 77753
See alio Vol. ix., No. 38201.
ScHOEFF (J. D.) Beytrage zur mineralogischen Kenntnisz
des ostlichen Theils von Nordamerika und seiner Geburge von
D. Johann David Schopf ... Erlangen^ verlegt von Job. Jakob
Palm. 1787. 8vo, pp. (12), 194, Druckfehler (i). a. 77754
ScHOEPF. The Climate and Diseases of America. By Dr.
Johann David SchoepfF, Surgeon of the Anspach-Bayreuth
Troops in America. Translated by James Read Chadwick, m.a.,
M.D. Boston: H, O. Houghton and Company. 1875. Sm. 4to,
PP- 3'^
and covers.
77755
Cover-title : The Climate and Diseases of America during the Revolution.
ScHOEPF. D. lo. Davidis Schoepf Seren. Marggrav. Brand.
Onold. et Cvlmb. Med. Avl. et Milit. Coll. Med. Membr. Ma-
teria Medica Americana potissimvm Regni Vegetabilis. Erlangae
Svmiibvs lo. lac. Palm'ti. mdcclxxxvii. 8vo, pp. xviii, 170.
Schoepf. Reise durch einige der mittlern und sudlichen ver-
einigten nordamerikanischen Staaten nach Ost-FIorida und den
Bahama-Inseln unternommen in den Jahren 1783 und 1784 von
Johann David Schopf. ... Mit einem Landschartchen. Erlangen
bey Johann Jacob Palm. 1788. 2 vols., 8vo, pp. (24), 644,
Druckfehler (i), Map; (8), xxxii, 552. a. 77757
There are copies on thick paper.
ScHOEPPE (P.) The Schoeppe Murder Trial. The Trial of
Dr. Paul Schoeppe ... charged with the murder of Miss Maria
M. Stennecke, by Poison. ... May 24th, 1869. Carlisle^ Pa.
Printed at the ^''Herald Office?^ [1869.] 8vo, pp. 61. 77758
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ScHOEPPE. The Trial of Dr. Paul Schocppr for the murder
of Miss Maria M. Stennecke, in the Court of Oyer and Termi-
ner of Cumberland County, Pa., May, 1869. Philadelphia.
1869. 8vo. ms9
ScHOFiELD (G.) Sketch of the History of Congregationahsm
in St. John's, Newfoundland ... By G. Schofield. St. John's.
1851. 8vo, pp. 18. 77760
Schofield (W.) Organization of the Educational Forces in
Society: a System of Universal Education. An Address before
the Pennsylvania State Teachers' Association, at its twenty-
second annual session at Wilkesbarre, August 10, 11, 12, 1875.
By William Schofield. ... Lancaster., Pa.: Pennsylvania School
Journal Print. 1875. 8vo, pp. 14, (2). b. 77761
Schofield (W. J.) The Prospector's Manual for the Dis-
covery of Quartz and Placer Indications of Gold and Silver
Mines, also, a Description of Mineral-Bearing Rocks ; Indica-
tions of the Mineral Districts in all the New England »State> rd
the Neighboring Provinces ; the Characteristics of California,
Nevada, and other Mines; ... By W. J. Schofield. Boston: W.
J. Schofield. 1875. i6mo, pp. 96. 77762
Schoharie, N. T. Account of Knoepfel's Schoharie Cave.
See Vol. IX., No. 38136.
Catalogue of the Officers and Students of Schoharie Acad-
emy, during the year ending April 14th, 1856. Albany: J. Mun-
sell. 1856. 8vo, pp. 16. 77763
Fifty-second Annual Report of the Schoharie County Bible
Society ... 1865. Albany: J. Munsell. 1866. 8vo. 77764
Catalogue of the Schoharie County Teachers' Institute,
held at Sharon Springs, commencing Oct. 26, and closing Nov.
I, 1861. Albany: J. Munsell. 1862. 8vo, pp. 16. 77765
Also : Catalogue of the Teachers' Institute in the Second District of Schoharie
County, held at Cobleskill, N. Y., commencing Oct. 20 and ending Oct. 31, 1862.
Albany : J. Mumell. 1863. 8vo, pp. 20. By Augustus Smith. — Schoharie County
Teachers' Institute, held at Schoharie Court House, October, 1850. Albany. 1850.
8vo.
The Scholar's Manual; containing the Declaration of Inde-
pendence, the Constitution of the United States, and Washing-
ton's Farewell Address to the people of the United States. With
M
SCHOLTENS.
41
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Questions for the use of Schools. By a Teacher.
Samuel ^ William Wood. 1 837. l2mo, pp. 1 08.
New- York :
SCHOLCHER (V.)
SCHOLEFIELD (J.)
See Schoelcher.
A Second Letter to the Right Hon. Earl
<if Liverpool in reply to that from the Rev. H. H. Norris, ...
By the Rev. James Scholefield, a.m. New York : John P. Haven,
1823. 8vo, pp. 67. B. 77767
ScHoLER (L.) Observationes super morbis Surinamensium.
... Goettingae. 1781. 4to. 777^8
Circular and Catalogue of Scholfield's Commercial Col-
lege, No. 81 in 1846. Fifth Edition. Providence: Knowles,
Jnthony iff Co., Printers. 1864. 8vo, pp. 38. 3 Plates. 77769
The Scholiast Schooled. An Examination of the Review of
the Reports of the Annual Visiting Committees of the Public
Schools of the City of Boston for 1845, ^7 "Scholiast." By a
Bostonian. Cambridge: Metcalf and Company. 1846. 8vo, pp.
65. BA., M. 77770
Improved title of No. 6763, Vol. 11.
[ScHOLTE (Henry P.)] American Slavery, in reference to the
Present Agitation of the United States. By an Adopted Citizen.
Pella.^ Iowa: Printed at the Gazette Book and Job Office. 1856.
8vo, pp. 88. 77771
ScHOLTE. Schetsen voor een ontwerp van Kolonisatie in de
vereenigde staten van Noord-Amerika. ... [n. p. n. d.]
16.
{vo, pp.
77772
ScHOLTE. Eene Stem uit Pella, Iowa. ... Met twee platen.
Amsterdam. 1848. 8vo, pp. 61. 77773
ScHOLTE. Tweede Stem uit Pella, Iowa. ... Met twee pla-
ten. Bosch. 1848. 8vo, pp. 35. 77774
[ScHOLTE.] To the Honorable the Senate and House of Rep-
resentatives of the United States. {^Pella : Printed at the Office
of '■'■Pella' s Weeiblade." 1861.] Folio, i page. H. 77775
Relating to slavery. Dated "Pella, Iowa, Nov. 30, 1861."
ScHOLTENs (G.) De Nieuwe | Bereysde Wereldt | ofte | Een
korte en bondige Beschryvinghe | Van alle Landen en Coning-
rijcken van dien. | Waer inne yder bysonderlijck zijn manieren
van Leven, Re-|ligien, Huyshoudinge en Vruchtbaerheyt haerder
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Ko-|ningen en Vorsten Successie, begin en eynde. | Beschieven
door den seer Vermaerden | Godefreed Scholtens. | Ende met
Koopere Figueren daer toe dienende verrijckt. | [Engraving.] |
In 'sGraven-hage^ by Johannes Tongerloo^ Anno 1662.] 4to, pp. (6),
152. A-T in fours, besides the three prel. leaves. 3 Plates,
marked to go opposite pp. 21, 67 and 121. l. 77776
On pages 65-68, "Volght de beschryvinge der nieuwe Werelt, of West-Indien.
Voor soo veel den Koningh van Spanjen daer over gebiet." The plate opposite page
67 represents Indians worshipping and feasting. The engraving which appears on the
title is repeated on page 138.
ScHOLTz (K. A.) Die Vereinigten Staaten von Nord-Ame-
rika, in wissenschaftlicher, staatsrechtlicher und oconomischer
Beziehung. ... Zweite Auflage. Baltimore. 1859. 8vo.
ScHOMBERG (I.) Naval Chronology ; or, an Historical Sum-
mary of Naval and Maritime Events, from the time of the Romans
to the Treaty of Peace, 1802. ... By Isaac Schomberg. ... Lon-
don: Printed for T. Egerton ... 1802. 5 vols., 8vo. N. 77778
Schomberg. The Naval Chronology, or an Historical Sum-
mary of Naval and Maritime Events, including authentic accounts
of the most remarkable engagements in which the British flag
has ever been so eminently distinguished. ... By Isaac Schom-
berg. ... London. 1815. 5 vols., 8vo. a. 77779
Schomburgk (R.) Reisen in Britisch-Guiana in den Jahren
1 840- 1 844. Im Auftrag S^. Majestat des Konigs von Preussen
ausgefuhrt von Richard Schomburgk. Nebst einer Fauna und
Flora Guiana's nach Vorlagen von Johannes Miiller, Ehrenberg,
Erichson, Klotzsch, Troschel, Cabanis und andern. Mit Abbil-
dungen und einer Karte von Britisch-Guiana aufgenommen von
Sir Robert Schomburgk ... Leipzig: J. "J. fVeber. 1847-48. 3
vols., imp. 8vo, pp. viii, x, 469; xiii, 530, (2); viii, (2), 533-
1260,(1). 2 Maps and 16 Plates. 7778o
Some copies were printed on large paper. The third volume, which relates to the
fauna and flora, is often Imnd separate.
Schomburgk (R. H.) Commercial Statistics of the Repub-
lics in South America. By Sir Robert H. Schomburgk. Lou-
don. 1848. 8vo. 711^^
Schomburgk. A Description of British Guiana, Geograph-
ical and Statistical : Exhibiting its Resources and Capabilities,
together with the Present and Future Condition and Prospects of
SCHOMBURGK.
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the Colony. By Robert H. Schom burgle, Esq. London : Simp-
kin, Marshall, and Co. 1840. 8vo, pp. (4), 155. Map. A., c.
ScHOMRURGK. Description of the Murichi, or the Ita Palm
of Guiana. By Sir R. H. Schomburgk. London. 1845. 8vo.
Woodcut. 77783
Schomburgk. Geographisch-Statistische Beschreibung von
Britisch Guiana ... ubersetzt von O. A. Schomburgk ... Mag-
deburg. 1 841. 8vo. Map. 77784
Schomburgk. The History of Barbados ; comprising a Geo-
graphical and Statistical Description of the Island ; a Sketch of
the Historical Events since the Settlement ; and an Account of
its Geology and Natural Productions, By Sir Robert H. Schom-
burgk, PH.D. ... London: Longman, Brown, Green and Longmans.
1848. Rl. 8vo, pp. XX, 725. Illustrated title and 8 Plates.
Large Map. a., b.,.c., p. 77785
The large folded map is usually found separate in a case. It is entitled "A Topo-
graphical Map of the Island of Barbados, based upon Mayo's original survey in 1721,
and corrected to the year 1846. By Sir Robert H. Schomburgk, k.r.e. London t
Longman, Broivn (^ Co. 1 847."
Schomburgk. Journal of an Expedition from Pirara to the
Upper Corentyne and from thence to Demerara. By Sir R. H.
Schomburgk. London. 1845. 8vo. Map. 777^6
Schomburgk. Lake Parima (the " El Dorado" of Sir Wal-
ter Raleigh) and the Geography of Guiana. By Sir R. H.
Schomburgk. London. 1845. 8vo. 777^7
Schomburgk. The Natural History of the Fishes of Guiana.
... By Robert H. Schomburgk, Esq. ... Edinburgh: IV. H.
Lizars ... S. Highley ... London; and W. Curry, Jun. and Co.
Dublin. 1841-43. 2 vols., fcap 8vo, pp. iii, (6), ix-xvi, (2), slip
of erratum, 17-263; iii, (4), xi-xv, (2), 17-214, (2). Engraved
titles, 2 Portraits, and 61 colored Plates. L. 77788
Besides the above title, each volume has the engraved and printed titles of the series,
the latter as follows: "The Naturalist's Library. Conducted by Sir William Jardinf,
Bart. F.R.S.E., F.L.S., ice. &c. Ichthyology. Vol. iii. [and v.] Fishes of Guiana.
Part 1. [and ii.] By Robert H. Schomburgk, Esq.," with the same imprints and
datrs as the other titles.
Reissued without the special titles, with only the engraved and printed titles of the
series, as "The Naturalist's Library. Edited by Sir William Jardine, Bart., r.R.s.E.,
F.L.S., etc., etc. Vol. xxx. [and xxxi.] Ichthyology. Fishes of British Guiana.
Part 1st. [and Part 2d.] By R. H. Schomburgk, Esq.," with tlie same imprints as
above, but with both volumes dated 1843, z vols., fcap Svo, pp. (2I, ix-xvi, slip of
erratum, 17-263; (2), xi-xv, (2), 17-214. Engraved titles, 2 Forttaits, and 61
colored Plates, l.
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Reiiiued again at *'The Naturalist's Library. Edited by Sir William Jardine, Bart.
r.R.s.i., r.L.s., etc., etc. Vol. xxxix. [and Vo!. xl.J Ichthyology. Fishes of British
Guiana.— Part i. [and Part ii.] By R. H. Schomburgk, Esq. Edinhurgb : W. H.
Lissars, 3, St, JameC Square. London : Henry G. Bohn, Tori Street, Covent Garden.
i860. 1 vols., fcap 8vo, pp. (8), 17-163; (8), 17-114. Engraved titles, 1 Portraits,
and 61 colored Plates, l.
Schomburgk. On the Natives of Guiana. By Robert H.
Schomburgk. [^Edinburgh. 1 846.] 8vo, pp. 24. Plate.
Schomburgk. On the Urari, or Arrow Poison of the Indians
of Guiana. By Sir R. H. Schomburgk. London. 1857. ^^*^'
Schomburgk. Robert Hermann Schomburgk's Rcisen in
Guiana und am Orinoko wahrend der Jahre 1835-1839. ... Her-
ausgegeben von O. A. Schomburgk, mit einem Vorwort von
Alexander Von Humboldt und dessen Abhandlung (iber einige
wichtige astronomische Positionen Guiana's. Mit 6 colorirten
Ansichten und einer Karte. Leipzig., 1841. Ferlag von Georg
IVigand. Rl. 8vo, pp. xxiv, 510. Map and 6 Plates. a.
Some copies were printed on large vellum paper.
Schomburgk. Remarks to accompany a Comparative Voca-
bulary of eighteen languages and dialects of Indian Tribes inhab-
iting Guiana. By Sir Robert H. Schomburgk. London. 1848.
8vo, title, and pp. 20. 77792
Schomburgk. Report of an Expedition into the Interior of
British Guayana in 1835-6. By Robert Hermann Schomburgk,
Esq. ... [London. 1837.?] 8vo, pp. 6i. ba. 77793
From the "Journal of the Royal Geographical Society of London," vol. vi. The
cover-title reads "Expedition into the Interior of British Gu.iyana in 1835-6. By
Robert H. Schomburgk, Esq. ... "
Schomburgk. Researches in Guayana in 1837-9. By R.
H. Schomburgk, Esq. London: "John Murray, 1840. 8vo, pp.
109. Map. 77794
From the "Journal of the Royal Geographical Society," vol. x.
Schomburgk. Resena de los principales puertos y puntos de
anglaje de la costa de la Republica Dominicana. Por Sir Robert
H. Schomburgk. Traducido de la reimpresion del original que
se halla en el Nautical Magazine de Londres, ano 1853, y publi-
cado poi F. A. R. Santo-Domingo. 1853. ^^' 4^°> PP* 3^'
Schomburgk. Twelve Views in the Interior of Guiana ;
from Drawings executed by Mr. Charles Beiitley, after Sketches
taken during the Expedition carried on in the years 1835-39.
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With descriptive Letter-Press by R. H. Schomburgk, Esq. Lon-
don: jickerman ^ Co. 1 84 1. Rl. folio, pp. (8), 38. Map and 12
colored Plates. c. 77796
Some copies were printed on Urge paper.
ScHOMBURGiC. Versuch einer Fauna und Flora von Britisch-
Guiana. iS"^^ No. 77780, supra.
Also: Anegada Island and Reef ... London. 1R34. 4.10. — Die Barbacenia Alex-
iindrinee und Alexandra Iinperatricis entdeckt und beschrieben ... Braunschweig. 1845.
4to. Plate. — Beschreibung dreier neuen Pflanzen aus deni Flussgebiete des Carimani
... [n. p. n. d.] 8v(). — Description of CalycophyDum Sranleyanum ... London.
1844. 4to. Plate. — Description of some Grasses and Sedges from the East Coast of
Demerara ... \^LondQn. n. d.j 8vo. — Karte von Britiscli-Guiana ... Berlin. 1846.
Folded. — On two new Species of Laurineae from Guiana ... London, [n. d.] 4to. —
Die Rapatea Friderici Augusti und Saxo-Frideritia Regalis entdeckt und It'schiieben
... Braunschweig. 1845. 4to, Plates. — Sobralia Elisabeths, eine neue Species der
Orchideen ... [n. p. n. d.J 4to. Plates. — Utricularia Humboldtii, eine neue Pflan-
zen-Species ... [n. p. n. d.] 4to. Plate.
£in schon weltlich
1764.] Folio, I leaf.
Lied. I [^Philadelphia : Anton yirmhruester.
H.s.p. 77797
Title from Hildeburn.
Ein schone Newe zeytung. See Vol. iv.. No. 16956.
ScHONER (J.), b. 1477, d. 1547. Appendices Joannis Schoner
Cha-|rolipolitani in opusculum Globi | Astriferi nuper ab code
editu. I [Colophon :] ^ Nurenherge ex officina lohannis Stuchs. \ Anno
G&m//, 1518.1 4to, 6 leaves. 7779^
Title from Coote's bibliography of Schoner's works, from a copy in the British Mu-
seum, containing but five leaves. This tract is described in Leclerc's " Bibliothera
Americana," 1878, No. 535, as containing on the recto of the second leaf and also on
the verso of the last leaf an engraving of a terrestrial globe with the inscription Typ-vs
globi Astriferi. The work to which it is a supplement is described under No. 77808,
infra.
ScHONER. Appendi|ces loannis Schoner | Charolipolitani in|
opusculum Globi Astriferi nu|per ab eodem seditum. | [Colo-
phon:] \ Antuerpia ex officina typographica Marti\ni Casaris.
impensis honesti viri Rolandi\ Bollardi. 1 527. | i2mo, 32 leaves.
Title from Coote, No. 10, from a copy in the British Museum. This edition also
contains a reprint of the "Solidi ac Spheric! corpovis ... canones," following the
"Appendices."
ScHoNER. De Nvper | svb Castiliae ac Portvga- 1 liae Regibus
Serenissimis repertis Insulis ac Regi-|onibus, loannis Schoner
Charolipolitani epistojla &c Globus Geographicus, seriem nauigaj
tionum annotantibus. Clarissimo at-jq; disertissimo uiro Dno
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SCHUNER.
Reyme-|ro de Stieytpergk, ecclesise | Babenbergensis Cano|nico
dicatae. |
Cum noua delectent, fama tettantc loqtuci,
Qux recreare queunt, hie noua lector habri.
Cum priuilegio Imperiali denuo | robuiato ad aniios octu &cc. |
[Colophon:] Timiripa^ Anno Incarnationis do\minica Millesimo
qu'tngente-\stmo uigesimoter\tio,\ [1523.] Sm. 8vo, 4 unnumbered
leaves. 77800
The name Timiripa, "which ia the grxcised equivalent for Schoner's rural abotte on
the bankt of the Ebrenbach" hat been identified by Mr. C. H. Coote of the Uritinh
Museum as the village of' Kirih-ehrenbach, situated about four miles south-east of
Bamberg. It is probable that the tract w.is printed there on the author's own printing-
press. Attention was first called to this extremely rare piece by Senhor Varnh.igen in
his " Nouvclles Recherthcs" concerning Amerigo Vespucci (Vienna, 1869^), p. 20,
where he described a copy in the Imperial Library at Vienna. A copy is alto in the
British Museum. A third copy, bound with a Honter of 1549, was sold at auction in
Paris in 1867 (Lederc's " Bibliotheca Americana," No. 733); and again in 1869
(Maisonneuve's "Bibliotheca Historica," No. 1186). The work contains a brief
sketch of the Spanish and Portuguese voyages to the East and West Indies, from Vnsco
de Gama to Ferdinand Magellan. It has been reprinted in Dr. Wieser's " Magalhaes-
Strasse," pp. 1 1 8-1 22, and also by Henry Stevens and Senhor Varnhagen as described
below, under Nos. 77803 and 77807.
The terrestrial glolie to which it relates is a woodcut engraving measuring about
24^(4 XII inches, printed on two leaves and divided into twelve gores, to be cut and
mounted on a sphere. It contains the earliest cartographical representation of the dis-
coveries of Magellan in the first voyage round the world in 1 5 19-1522, the path of
which is lined out from beginning to end. In this globe, as Mr. Stevens reniarks,
Schoner "projected and worked out the 360° of the wutid in a far more correct and
intelligible manner than ever had been done before. The discoveries of Columbus
were placed in their true positions, the duplicate Cuba was eliminated ; the discoveries
of Juan Ponce de Leon of 1512-13 were posted up. The Voyages of Hernandez de
Cordova 1 5 17-18, Grijalva of 1518, Cortes and Garay 1519, were all given a place, as
well as those of Nunez de Balboa in 151 3. Then the Globe was blown out and all
the length and breadth of the Pacific put in, Ptolemy's world shrivelled up, and the
islands of the sea drummed together; Florida is iiere named for the first time in piint,
and the Moluccas have found a local habitation and their true places as well as many
of the real isles of the sea : while all the monsters and bogus elements of American
geography are made to disappear." The name A'tfierica was also purposely omitted,
although it had been used by Schoner on his two earlier globes. The only copy known
of this globe-map was brought to light in 1884, by Ludwig Rosenthal, a bookseller of
Munich, who offered it for sale in 1885 (Catalogue xlii, No. 136). It was first iden-
tified in 1884 as the long lost ihirJ globe of Schoner by Dr. Franz Wieser of Inns-
bruck, who published an account of the map in 1888. Its great importance was
afterwards recognized by the late Mr. Henry Stevens, who purchased and subsequently
sold it for a very large sum to Mr, Charles H. Kalbfleisch of New York, in whose
unrivaled collection it now remains. A fac-simil^ accompanies Dr. Wieser's paper,
and another was published with Stevens's " Johann Schoner,"
Schoner. Globi Stel-|lifeii, sive sphoers stel|larum lixaru
usus, & explicationes, quibus quicquid j de primo mobili demon-
strari solet, id uniuersum | piope continetur, Directionum aute
ipsarum quas | uocant, ratio accuratiss. est exposita. Autore
SCHoNER.
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toanne|Schonero Carolostadio, atq3 hxc omnia mu)t6|quam ante
cmendatioia Sc copiosiora singula-
fuere|Anno Christ! | m. n. xxrciii.
ri cura ac studio in luceni edita
luach. CamerarijI [ten lines in
verse.] | [Colophon:] Excudebatiir Norimbtrga anno 1533. 4^">
28 leaves. nM. 77801
A hand-book to accompany Sclioncr'i celestial globe. The dedication it dated "E
Norico nonii Junij." A copy of this work, bound witli the "Opuaculum Geographi-
cum " of 1533, is described in I.edcrc's " Bibliothrca Americana," 1878, No. 536, as
containing on the verso of the title the same tctiititrial globe that appeared in the
"Appendices" of 1518. It was reprinted in 154.8 as an appendix to the work of
Gemma Phryiiui. Ste Vol. vii., No. 26856.
ScHONER. loannis Scho- 1 neri Carolostadii Opvscv- 1 Ivm Geo-
graphicvm ex diversorvni lijbris ac cartis suinnia cura & diligentia
colle-|ctum, accomodaium ad recenter ela-|boratuni ab eodem
globum de-|scriptionis terrcnae. | loachimi Camerarii. |
Forte oculis cluri tpectas qui sidera coeli
In subiectum etiam lumina Hecte solum
Non est res indigna tua ista cupidine lector,
Ilia magis pulcra est, hxc quoqj pulcra tnmen.
(2uid dubitas : si de sctheria uitam trahis aura,
Fabula sed tellus & tibi praebec iter.
Hunc uis, quanta patet, breuibus cognoscere cartis.
Hoc modicum lustrans pcr^pice lector opus.
Nee quae sunt olim nee qua; mudo scripca requires
Cuncta tibi patuo plana futura libro.
[^Norlmbergae. 1533.] 4to, 22 unnumbered leaves. BM., j.c.h.
On the verso of the title is a woodcut of the globe which was made to accomp ly
the book. The dedication is dated "Ex urbe Norica Id. Nouembris. Anno xxxiii. '
Chapters XX. and xxi. relate to " Regiones extra Ptoleinajutn," and the last page con-
tains a notice of Brazil. This work i;xliibits a remaikable chani;e in Schoner's geo-
graphical opinions. The claims of Vespuciua and the name yimerica are here both
rejected, the whole new waild described as a part of Asia, and the city of Mexico
identified with Quinsay in China. See Leclerc's " Bibliotheca American^i," 1878, No.
536, note.
The only known copy of Schoner's yb«>7i6 globe is in the Military Library at Wei-
mar. It is without date or name of the maker, but has been identified by Dr. Wieser
as the globe which was made to accompany the .-^bove work in 1533. A facsimile of
the portion containing the South American continent is given in Wieser's "Magalhaes-
Strasse," plate v. See Winsor's "Bibliography of Ptolemy's Geography," p. 16.
Sch5ner. Johann Schoner Professor of Mathematics at Nu-
remberg A Reproduction of his Cilobe of 1523 long lost His
Dedicatory Letter to Reymer von Streytperck and the ' De Mo-
Ivccis' of Maximilianus Transylvanus With New Translations
and Notes on the Globe By Henry Stevens of Vermont ...
Edited with an Introduction and Bibliography By C. H. Coote
Dept. of Printed Books British Museum ... London Henry Stevens
l^ Son MDCccLxxxviii i6mo, pp. xlv, (49), 95-206, (i). Por-
ii
111
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trait of Schuner, Plate opposite p. 102, and Facsimiles of six
Maps on 3 sheets. 77^03
Alio printed on large paper in octavo. The letter of Schflner (No. 77800, tufra,)
and the work of Maximilianus Trantylvanut are here reproduced in exact fatiimile,
with Englith translationa. The t'aciiimile maps comprise; (i) The Hunt-Lenux Olobe
of IJ06-7; (a) the Buulonger Globe accompanying the " Cosmographiae Introduc-
tio" of 1514-17; (3) the western half of Sch6ner's first globe of 15155 (4) the
western half of Schoner'i second globe of 1510; (5) SchOner'i third globe of 1513 J
and (6) a portion of the "Cantino" m.ip of 150a.
[ScH()NER.] Luculentissima quaedil | terrae totius descriptio :
cCi multis vtilissimis Cus-|mographi<e iniciis. Nouaq3 & q ante
fuit verier Europae nostrx forma- |tio. Praeterea, Fluuioru: mon-
tiu : prouintiaru : Vrbiu : Sc gentium qpluri- 1 moru vetustissima
nomina recentioribiis admixta vocabulis. Multa etii\|qux diligens
lector noua vsuiq3 futura inueniet. | Ad Lectorc Joannis Hiltner
Lichtenfelsefi. | Epigramma. |
j^ua pateat siccum : quaue Acquora parte tegendo
lampridem ex oculis eripuere solum
Vtq3 suis currant quaeq3 in regionibus vnda*
{^uu niteat tellus vrbibus ipsa loco
(2ui seruent Elicen nautae : quibus imminet Arctos
£t quos opposita sydera parte prirmunt
Deniq3 quicquid habet terrae spaciosiur orbis
Detcgit hoc paruum candide lector opus.
Cum Priuilegio Inuictis. Romanoru Impcra. | Maximiliani per
Octo annos : ne quis imprimat : | aut impriniere procuret codices
hos : cum Globis | Cosmographicis : sub mulcta quinquaginta
flore-|norum Renefi. et amissione omniu exemplarium. | [Colo-
phon on leaf 65 :] ^ Impressum Nortberga I excusoria ojjicina |
loannis Stuchssen. Jntio domini. 1515. | 4to. L. 77804
Collation: 14 preliminary leaves, and a slip containing eight lines of errata; leaf
containing a large woodcut of a globe entitled "Orbis Typvs," verso blank; and leaves
1-65, verso of last one blank. Sig. a in eight, b in six, A and B in eights, C-G in
fours, H-K in eights, and L in six, including the "Orbis Typvs."
On the verso of the title is a large woodcut coat of arms. The dedication, *' Reue-
rendissimo in chrijsto Hatri ac domino. DAo Georgio ecclesiae | Babenbergcft. Episcopo
dignissimo : domino ac patrono suo grati-|osissimo : loannes Si:honer Charolipolitunus :
prxsbyter: Mathemajticus humilime sese cumendat," dated at Bamberg, "NonoCalen-
das Aprilis," is on the recto of the second leaf. This is followed on the verso by
another, "Clarissimo Viro Bilijbaldo Fyrckhaymer Patricio haudnu Sejnatori Norico :
dAo 8c amico suo venerando ludochus Rocho-jnierus NoriburgeR. Artium & Medicina;
doctor; felicitatem." The third leaf contains on the recto a Latin poem with the
heading, " loann. Stabivs Avs. Poe. Lav. de Glo-|bo Cosniographico honorabi-|lis viii
domini loannis Scho|ner .Sacerdotis Baben|bergKnsis,'* which is followed on the verso
by another with the caption, " Fratris Niculai Hortvlani| Epigramma in Commfn [i/'f] |
dationem libri ) et avctoris." The index, with the heading '* Regionvm Inventarivm,"
begins on the recto of the fourth leaf, and ends on the lower part of the recto of the
thirteenth. The list of •* Einendationes erratuum Calcographi" begins on the lower
part of the same page, and ends on the verso of the fourteenth leaf. Between these
mm
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tWH leave) (hj and 1)6), in the Lrnox copy, is paitfd the iilip of .iiMition.il rrr.it.i nii-n-
tioned in the uliuve ciiil.iilon. 'I'liu tiibt leaf' of' lignatiire A, wliith follows iirxt, con-
tain! a large wuodcut of' a glolii; on a itand, with the wordii "Urhii Typvi" in the
upper part. Underneat'.i are the following lines ;
Hexastichos loannii Cuclei in libcllum
Ecce liber paruus, rrs magna, ars multa Mathesii
Pulcer oput pulcruni condidit arte noua.
Cernere quippe licet tractus terrae urbe sub isto
Quae regio Antipodas niiraq^ munstra f'erat
Quae ignutae gentes Ant.irctica sydera spectent
Quai calur exurat, Quas praemat nigur iners.
An engraving of a "Sphera circulorum " is on the vnso of leaf 4, and another of a
globe on the recto of leaf 16. The part relating tu the new world begins on the recto
of leaf 60, with the heading, "Capitv. xi. De America qvarta orbis parte cum aliis
nouis insulis appositis," and ends on the verso uf leaf 61. In this chapter the sugges-
tion of WaltzemUller in the "Cosmographiae Introductio" is adopted, and the name
"America siue Amcrigen nouus mundus" is derived " ab eius inui'tore Americo Ves-
putio viro sagacia ingenii : qui earn reperit Anno domini. 14V7." Preceding the colo-
phon on leaf 65 are eighteen lines of Latin verse with the heading, " De claristiimo
quodam Globo loanjnis Schoner : omnes Astrorum imagines coiitinente :|aliquot versus
loannis Hiltner."
There is a copy of this book in the Library of Congress at Washington (collection
of Peter Force), lacking the fouric-'n preliminary leaves, which has been described by
Mr. Harrisie in his •« Bibliotheca Americana Vetustissima," No. 81, as "one of the
forms in wliich the Luculentissima is sometimes found." It does not seem probable,
however, that any copies were originally issued in such an imperfect state. A perfect
copy was priced by Quaritch (Catalogue, part Xii., No. 28129) 'i^ 1886 at £25.
This geographical description of the world was prepared to accompany the terrestrial
globe mentioned in the privilege on the title-page and in the verses on the third leaf.
Two copies of that globe are now known to be extant, one at Frankfort on the Main,
and the other in the Military Library nt Weimar. Although undated and without the
name of the maker, they have both been identified as Schoner's first globe made at
Bamberg, and ascribed to the year 1515, by Dr. Franz Wieser in his "Magalhaes-
Strasse," Inmbrucky 188 1. A complete facsimile, colored to resemble the original, is
given in Jomard's "Monuments de la G6ographie," plate xvii, from the copy at Frank-
fort, with the title, "Globe terrestre de la i'''^'. moitie du xvi*". siecle conservi a Franck-
f'ort sur le Mein." Facsimiles of the western hemisphere are also given in Wieser's
work, plate 2, from Jomard's facsimile, with corrections from the copy at Weimar 5
in Winsor's "Narrative and Critical History of America," vol. 11., p. 118; and in
Henry Stevens's "Johann Schoner," fig. 3, from Wieser. The globe was probably
first printed on paper in gores, and afterwards cut and mounted on a wooden sphere.
According to Dr. Wieser it is the earliest globe bearing the name America, which
appears on the southern continent, with Brasi/ie Regio on another continent below.
This statement, however, has been controverted, as there are at least two other printed
globe-maps which may well claim precedence. For a description of them see Waldsee-
miiller (M.)
In 1520, Schoner brought out his second globe at Bamberg, at the cost of his friend
Johann Sayler. Like the globe of 151 5, it appears to have been first printed on paper
and afterwards mounted on a wooden sphere. The only known copy is in the town
library at Nuremberg. It bears the inscription, " Perfecit eum Bambergae 1520. Joh,
Schotierus." The inscription America -vel Brasilia si-ve PapagalU terra here appears on
the southern continent, and the name Brasilia Inferior on another continent below.
Facsimiles of it in whole or in part are given in the atlases of Santarem and Lelewel,
in Ghillany's work on Martin Behaim, in Wieser's " Magalhaes-Strasse," in Winsor's
l.!iii
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" N.irrj»ivr .iniJ Critical Hiitory of Amrrii-4," ii. 119, in Stevrni'i "Jiih^nn Srhrtnrr,'
anil in ntlicr wurki, ^1 Wiiiior'i "Bibliography ot' Ftuleniy'i Oeugrjphy," pp. 13,
I j, 16, for iilher referencei.
ScHoNEK. Opera | Muthematicu | loannis Schoneri | Carolo-
stadii ill vnvm volumeiilcongesta, et publicae vtilitati|8tucli(>8orum
umnium, ac celeUri hmx Nurici j numiiiis d\czta.\ /mpressa Norin-
berga in officina haunis Montani isf yirici Ntvbtri Anno Domini
M. D. LI. Folio. Portrait of Schciiier. a., bm. 77805
Thii collection containi tlie tiratiiei "Olobi Strlliferl ... viui," " De Olobi Terrei-
trii v»v," etc. Mr. C. H. Cu)te ("Bibliography of Schdner'i Worlci," No. 40,)
Heicribei another edition of' I lit! m.ulieinitical work) printed at the lame place and in
the lame year, but without a general title. Mr. C. H. Knibfleiich infurmi me that he
has an edition of Sch6ner'« world, thick folio, I 55 1, which ii not in Mr. Coote'i liit.
ScHoNER. Opera | Matheniatica | loannis Schoneri | Carolo-
stadii in vnvm volumen | congesta ... Denvo ab authoris Filio
correcta & locupleta. Impressa Noribtrga in officina loannis Afon-
tar.i i^ Fhici Neuberi. MDLXI. Folio. Portrait of Schoner. A.
Title from Coote'ii bibliography, No. 44.
Schoner Reimpression fidele d'une lettre de Jean Schoner ^
propos de son Globe, £crit en 1523. St. - Peter sbourg : Imprimerie
de Rbttger isf Schneider. 1872. 8vo, 6 unnumbered leavf includ-
ing the above title and the "advertencia." "^7807
A reprint of No. 77S00, supra, edited by Senhor Varnhagen, and limu>.u 10 an edi-
tion of forty copiei.
Schoner. Solidi ac Sphxrici Corporis siue Globi Astro | no-
mici Canones Vsum & expedite praxim eiusde exprometes. |
TotacQ directionum artem ordinatissima serie edocentes. | Per
loannc Schoner Charolipolitanu Ostrofrancu| Mathematicu nuper
in lucem editi.j [Colophon:) Nurenberga ex officina solertis viri
lo. Stuchs. Anno Christi 1517. 4to, 23 leaves. BM. 77808
Title from Coote's bibliography. No. 3. See the note to the "Appendices" to thii
work, No. 77799, suf>ra. Reprinted as a part of Nos. 77805, 77806, lufra.
ScHoNiNG (Gerhard). A f handling om de Norskes og endeel
andre Nordiske Folkes Opriiulelse som Inledning til den Norske
Historie. Anhang om 7'iids-Regningen i dem gamle Nordiske
historic til Harald Haarfager's TiiJer ... Soroe. 1769. 410. a.
Contains an account of the voyages of the Northmen to America.
ScHoNiNG. Norges Riiges Historie indeholdende Riigets aeld-
ste Historie fra dets Begyndelse til Kong Olaf Trygguesons
Ankomst til Regierungen ... Kiohenhavn. 1771-1781. 3 vols.,
4to. A. 77810
SCHOOL.
SI
Vol. I. No. 3. The School and Family Visitor, a M(»iuhlv
Journal for 'I'cachcrs, Parents, ami Children. Kditcd by W. N,
Hailinan. Official Oinaii of the State Superintendent of I*ublic
Instruction. June, 1864. Lou'nvillt^ Ky.: Bradlty iff Gilhirt.
1864. 8vo, pp. 99-139. 77^^"
The School Boy's Oration (»n the State of the Country,
[^New Totk^ March 17, 1863.] 8vo, pp. 4. 7781a
The School for Colored Girls, Washington, I). C. [Address
of the Teacher, M. Miner, to the Public] Philadelphia : Mtr-
rih/w Iff Thompson* i Steam Power Press. 1854. i2mo, pp. 12. M.
The School for Husbands, a Scntintental Novel. In Two
Volumes. ... Philadelphia: James Humphreys^ junior. 1774.
i2mo. 77^'4
Title from Hildeburn.
The School for Orators •, or a Peep at the Forum : a Farce.
... (From the first London edition of 1809.) A^^tf y'ork : David
Lougworth. 1810. i6mo, pp. 34, (2). B. 77815
The School for Politicians; 01, Non-Committal. A Comedy
in Five Acts. New Y'ork. 1840. 8vo, pp. v, 179. a. 77816
Altered from the French of Eugene Scribe.
The I School | for | Scandal. | A|Comedv. I ... | The Third Edi-
tion. I ... I London : Printed, \ Philadelphia ; [ Re-printed and Sold by
Thomas Bradford^ at the\ Coffee-House. \ M. DCC. LXXIX. | 8vo, pp.
iv, (2), 46. j.c.B. 77817
A political adaptation of Sheridan's play. Title and note from Hildeburn.
The I School for Wives : | A | Comedy. | As it is performed at
the I Theatre-Royal | in | Drury-Lane. |The Sixth Edition. | /%/7a-
delphia : \ Re-printed and Sold by John Dunlapy \ in Market-street. \
MDCCLXXiv.| i6mo, pp. 101, H.s.P. 77818
By Hugh Kelly. Title from Hildeburn.
The School Hymn-Book ; for Normal, High, and Grammar
Schools. F'ifth Edition. Boston : Crosby., Nichols and Company.
1856. i2mo, pp. xxvii, 236. b. 77819
The School Journal and Vermont Agriculturist.
1848-1850. 3 vols., 8vo.
fVindser.
77820
The School Laboratory of Physical Science, Edited by Prof.
Gustavus Hinrichs. ... Published Quarterly by the Editor. Iowa
5SS5S«?«
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City^ Inva : Griggs^ IVation isf Day^ Printers. 1 87 1. 8vo, pp. 28.
Continued. 77821
The School Magazine. No. i. Boston: Carter and Hendet.
[1829.] i6mo, pp. 24. B., M. 77822
The School Master, and Advocate of Education ; for the use
of Families, Teachers, and Schools. Edited by J. Frost ... .
Philadelphia: N. Marshall ^ Co. [1836.] 8vo, pp. (2), 32.
Vol. I, No. I. January, 1836. See also SchoolmAstcr^ ifi/ra.
Vol. I. No. 5. The School Monthly. Published by The
Milwaukee Teachers* Association. ... Milwaukee. [1868.] 8vo,
pp. 153-184. 77824
The School of Good Manners ... Fourth Edition. Boston:
Sold by B. Eliot. 1732. i8mo. 77825
The School of Good Manners, composed for the help of
Parents in teaching cheir Children how to carry it in their places
during their minority. ... [n. p.] Printed in 1805. 24mo, pp. 48.
B. -\- fVindsor^ Vt. 18 15. 24mo. -\- Providence. 1828. i8mo.
The School of Good Manners. Composed for the help of
Parents in teaching their Children how to behave in Youth.
Revised and umended. ... Boston: Massachusetts Sabbath School
Society. 1846. -?'mo, pp. 72
H. 77827
The School of Reform, or Seaman's Safe Pilot to the Cape of
Good Hope. By the Seaman's Friend. ... Boston: Printed by
John Eliot. 18 1 6. i6mo, pp. 12. h. 77828
The School of the Guides, for the Army of the Confederate
States. Griffin^ Ga. 1861. i2mo. 77829
By Colonel Eugene Le Gal.
The School of the Guides, for the use of the Army of the
Confederate States. With Questions. Twenty-eight Illustra-
tions. Richmond^ Fa.: IVest iff "Johnston. 1862. i2mo, pp. 71.
By Colonel Le Gal. For another edition tet Vol. x., No. 39846.
The School of Wisdom ; or American Monitor. Containing
... elegant extracts, ... on morals, religion, and government. ...
Philadelphia: Printed for Mathew Carey. 1800. l2mo, pp. xii,
5-304. B., P. 77831
The School System of Maryland. See [Van Bokkelen (L.)]
SCHOOLCRAFT.
53
Schoolcraft (H. R.\ b. 1793, </. 1864. An Address deliv-
ered before the Chippewa County Temperance Society, on the
Influence of Ardent Spirits, on the Condition of the North
American Indians. By Henry R. Schoolcraft. May 8th, 1832.
Detroit : Printed by Geo. L. [Vhitney. 1832. 8vo, pp. 13. B., BA.
Schoolcraft. An Address delivered before the Was-ah
Ho-de-no-son-ne or New Confederacy of the Iroquois, by Henry
R. Schoolcraft, a member, at its third Annual Council, August
14, 1846. Also Genundewah, a Poem, by W. H. C. Hosmer,
a member ; pronounced on the same occasion. Published by
the Confederacy. Rochester : Printed by Jerome ^ Brother. 1846.
8vo, pp. 48. B. 77833
Schoolcraft. An Address at Aurora, Cayuga County, New
York, before an Association of Young Men for investigating the
Iroquois history. By Henry R. Schoolcraft. Auburn. 1846.
8vo, pp. 35. 77834
Schoolcraft. Algic Researches, comprising Inquiries respect-
ing the Mental Characteristics of the North American Indians.
First Series. Indian Tales and Legends. In two volumes. ...
By Henry Rowe Schoolcraft. ... New York: Harper £5f Brothers.^
82 Cliff-Street. 1839. 2 vols., i2mo, pp. 248; 244. a. 77835
"The term Algic was invented by Mr. Schoolcraft, to indicate the Algonquin race.
He composed it from the first and final syllables of Alleghany and Atlantic. He dis-
tinguishes the intruding tribes, into the vast territory covered by the nations of this
race, as Ostic, which includes the Iroquois and Wyandots." — Field. For a later edi-
tion, ste "The Myth of Hiawatha," No. 77861, infra.
[Schoolcraft.] Alhalla ; or, the Lord of Talladega. A
Tale of the Creek War. [In verse.] By Henry Rowe Col-
craft [sir]. New York: IViley^ Putnam. 1843. *2mo, pp. 1 16.
Mr. Schoolcraft's great grandfather, who came from England in the early part of
the eighteenth century and settled in New York colony, was named Calcraft. In
his old age he taught the first English school in Albany county, from which circum-
stance his name was not unnaturally changed by the usage of the people from Calcraft
to Schoolcraft. The author of the above tale attempted in his own person to revive
the old family name, but soon abandoned it, and concluded to retain that which was
begotten upon his native soil. See Duyckinck's "Cyclopaedia of American Literature,"
(1875), I. 859-86Z.
Schoolcraft. The American Indians. Their History, Con-
dition and Prospects, from Original Notes and Manuscripts. By
Henry R, Schoolcraft. Together with an Appendix, containing
thrilling narratives, daring exploits, etc. etc. New revised edi-
tion. Auburn. 1850. 8vo, pp. 495. Plates. -\- Buffalo. 1851.
vol. XIX. 4
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8vo, pp. 495. Plates. -{- Rochester : IVanzer^ Foot and Co. 185 1.
Svo, pp. 495. 0 Plates. ba. 77837
A new edition o: ''The Indian in his Wigwam," with some additions. For a
reissue under another title, see "Western Scenes and Reminiscences," No. 77882, rn/rd.
[Schoolcraft,] Annual Report of the Acting Superintend-
ent of Indian Affairs for Michigan, made to the Bureau of Indian
Affairs at Washington, at the close of the fiscal year, 30th Sep-
tember, 1840. Detroit : Jsahel S. Baggy Printer. 1 840. 8vo, pp.
28, and covers. 77838
Schoolcraft. Archives of Aboriginal Knowledge. Con-
taining all the Original Papers laid before Congress respecting
the History, Antiquities, Language, Ethnology, Pictography,
Rites, Superstitions, and Mythology, of the Indian Tribes of the
United States By Henry R. Schoolcraft, ll.d. With Illustra-
tions. ... In Six Volumes. ... Philadelphia : y. B. Lippiricott &
Co. i860. 6 vols., 4to, pp. xxviii, 13-575; xxiv, 17-614; 642;
xxvi, 19-674; 718; xxviii, 25-756. Plates. c. 77839
a reissue of No. 77849, infra, with new titles and some additional pages. This
edition is numbered by " Volumos" instead of by " Parts." The engraved titles read
as follows : Information respecting the History Condition and Prospects of the Indian
Tribes of the United States : Collected and prepared under the Bureau of Indian
Affairs By Henry R. Schoolcraft, l.l.p. ... Illustrated by C'j.." S. £.astman, u.s.a. and
other eminent artists. Published by authority of Congress. Philadelphia : J. B. Lip-
pincott 6f Co.
[Schoolcraft.] A Bibliographical Catalogue of Books,
Translations of the Scriptures, and other publications in the
Indian Tongues of the United States, with brief critical notices.
Washington : C. Alexander ^ Printer. 1849. ^^o, pp. 27, (l).
Half-title : " Literature of the Indian Languages," with a prefatory notice on the
verso. It is a list of 139 books and tracts in Schoolcraft's possession, many of which
are now in the library of the Boston Athenxum. A reprint, enlarged to 150 titles, is
in vol. IV., pp. 543-551 of Schoolcraft's large work on the Indian tribes.
Schoolcraft. Brief Notices of a Runic Inscription found
in North America. By Henry R. Schoolcraft. [^Copenhagen.
1844.] 8vo. • 77841
From the " Memoires de la Societe Royale des Antiquaires du Nord," 1840-44.
Schoolcraft. Catalogue of the Books, Pamphlets, Auto-
graph Letters, Original Manuscripts, Documents, &c., belonging
to the late Henry R. Schoolcraft, the Indian Historian and to
Mrs. Schoolcraft, Lately Deceased. To be sold at Auction,
Monday and Tuesday afternoons, November 15 and 16, 1880.
By Bangs & Co. ... [New York. 1880.] 8vo, pp. 34. b.
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Con-
ScHooLCRAFT. Constitution of the Algic Society, instituted
March 28, 1832, for encouraging Missionary Effort in Evangel-
izing the North Western Tribes, and promoting Education,
Ag iculture, Industry, Peace, & Temperance, among them. To
which is annexed an Abstract of its Proceedings, together with
an Introductory Address By Henry R. Schoolcraft, Esq., Presi-
dent of the Society. Detroit: Cleland l^ Sawyer. 1833. 8vo,
pp. 23- 77843
Schoolcraft, Cyclopedia Indianensis : or a General De-
scription of the Indian Tribes of North and South America.
Comprising their origin, history, biography, manners and cus-
toms } language and religion ; their numbers and divisions into
tribes, their ethnographical affinities ; territorial possessions and
geographical and proper names; their antiquities and monumental
remains, their mythology, hieroglyphics and picture-writing, their
allegories, oral tales and traditions; their civil polity, arts, employ-
ments and amusements, and other traits of their character and
condition, past and present ; together with a comprehensive lexi-
con of Indian words and phrases. The whole alphabetically
arranged. By Henry R. Schoolcraft, assisted by a number of
literary and scientific gentlemen in America and Europe. In 8
Nos., to make 2 Vols. Royal 8vo., 700 pages each. With por-
traits of distinguished Chiefs, Engravings of Ancient Ruins, Hie-
roglyphics, etc.. At $1.50 per No., $6 per volume. New-York :
Published by Piatt & Peters^ at the office of the American Biblical
Repository and the American Eclectic^ 36 Park Row., opposite the City
Hall, 1842. University Press,, 'John F. Trow., Printer. Rl. 8vo,
pp. 16, and printed covers. a. 77844
A prospectus of a work which was never published.
Schoolcraft. A Discourse delivered on the Anniversary of
the Historical Society of Michigan, June 4, 1830. ... By Henry
R.Schoolcraft. Detroit: Printed by Geo. L. Whitney. 1830. 8vo,
pp. 44. 77845
On the fortunes and history of the Indian race.
Schoolcraft. A Discourse before the Michigan Historical
Society in 1831. By Henry R. Schoolcraft. Detroit: Printed
by G. L. Whitney. 1831. 8vo, pp. 59. 77846
Schoolcraft and Allen. Expedition to the North-west
Indians. Letter from The Secretary of War transmitting a Map
and Report of Lieut. Allen and H. R. Schoolcraft's Visit to the
North-west Indians in 1832. [^Washington. 1834.] 8vo, pp. 68.
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[Schoolcraft.] Helderbcrgia : or the Apotheosis of the
Heroes of the Antirent War. [In verse.] Jlbany : J. Mumtll^
78 State Street. 1855. 8vo, pp. 54, and covers. l. 778. ,
Schoolcraft. Historical and Statistical Information, respect-
ing the History, Condition and Prospects of the Indian Tribes
of the United States : collected and prepared under the direction
of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, per Act of Congress of March
3d, 1847, ^y Henry R. Schoolcraft, ll.d. Illustrated by S.
Eastman, Capt. U. S. A. Published by Authority of Congress.
... Philadelphia: Lippincott^ Grambo & Company y (Successors to
Griggs Elliot y Co.) 1851-1857. 6 parts, 410. L. 77849
Parti., 1851. Half-title, "Ethnological Researches, respecting the Red Man of
America;" engraved title, " Historical and Statistical Information," etc.; printed title
as above; pp. iii-xviii, 13-568. Plates, colored Lithographs aitd Maps, numbered
1-76.
Part II., 1852. Half-title as in Part i.; engraved title, "Information respecting
the History Condition and Prospects," etc.; printed title, "Information respecting the
History, Condition and Prospects," etc.; pp. (2), vii-xxiv, 17-608. Plates and Maps
numbered 1-29, 31-78, and a Plates exhibiting the Cherokee alphabet and its appli-
cation.
Part HI., 1853. Half-title as in Part i.; engraved title as in Part 11.; printed title
as in Part 11.; pp. v-635. Plates and Maps numbered 1-21, 25-45.
Part IV., 1854. Half-title as in Parr i.; engraved title ac in Part 11.; printed title
as in Part 11.; pp. v-xxvi, 19-668. Plates and Maps numbered 1-42.
Part v., 1855.
as in Part 11. ; pp.
Half-title as in Part i.; engraved title as in Part 11.; printed title
vii-712. 33 Plates and Maps, numbered 1-8, 10-36.
Part VI., 1857. Half-title, "General History of the North American Indians;"
printed title, " History of the Indian Tribes of the United States : their Present Con-
dition and Prospects, and a sketch of their ancient status. Published by order of Con-
gress, under the direction of the Department of the Interior — Indian Bureau. By
Henry Rowe Schoolcraft, ll.d. ... With Illustrations by Eminent Artists. In One
Volume. Part vi. of the Series. Philadelphia : J. B. Lippincvt' & Co. 1857;" pp.
(2), vii-xxviii, 25-756. Portrait and 57 Plates, partly selected from the other vol-
umes. 3 Tables.
"Schoolcraft's work was intended to be a great encyclopaedia of information relat-
ing to the American Aborigines With great earnestness, some fitness for research,
and a good degree of experience of Indian life, Mr. Schoolcraft had but little learning
and no scientitic training. In consequence, his six volumes are little more than a
magazine, of such matter relating to the Indians as fell to his hand, including a rehash
of all which he had before written and printed in numerous other forms. Badly
arranged, and selected as it is, the work contains a vast mass of really valuable mate-
rial. It has indeed performed a very important service for Indian history, in collecting
and preserving an immense amount of historic data. Vocabul.iries of Indian languages,
grammatical analyses, legends of various tribes, biographies of chie''s and warriots,
narratives of captivities, histories of Indian wars, emigrations, and theories of tluir
origin, are all related and blended in an extraordinary and perplexing manner. A very
large number of beautiful steel engravings, representative of some phase of Indian life
find customs, are contained in the work, but the most valuable of its illustrations are
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the drawings of weapons, domestic utensils, instruments of gaming and amusement,
sorcery and medicine, objects of worship, their sculptures, paintings, and fortifications,
pictograph writing, dwellings, and every form of antiquities, which have been discov-
ered."— Field. A partial list of the contents of the first five volumes is given in
Triibner's "Bibliographical Guide to American Literature," pp. 256-259. For later
issues of the work see "Information respecting the History," etc., No. 77855, infra,
an</ "Archives of Aboriginal Knowledge," No. 77839, supra.
Schoolcraft. Historical Considerations on the Siege and
Defence of Fort Stanwix in 1777. Read before the New- York
Historical Society June 19th, 1845. ^y Henry R. Schoolcraft,
... New- Tor k : Press of the Historical Society. 1846. 8vo, pp. 29.
A copy in the library of the Boston Athenaeum has the date in the title incorrectly
printed 1776 instead of 1777. From the "Proceedings of the New York Historical
•Society," vol. in., pp. 132-158.
Schoolcraft. Incentives to the Study of the Ancient Period
of American History. An Address, delivered before the New-
York Historical Society, at its forty-second anniversary, 17th
November, 1846. By Henry R. Schoolcraft. ... New-Tor k :
Press of the Historical Society. 1847. ^^o, pp. 38. L. 77851
Schoolcraft. The Indian in his Wigwam, or Character-
istics of the Red Race of America. From original notes and
manuscripts. By Henry R. Schoolcraft ... New Tork : Dewitt
y Davenport.^ Tribune Buildings. 1848. 8vo, pp. (2), 5-416.
Frontispiece and 2 Plates, -f Buffalo: Derby l^ Hewson. 184S.
8vo, pp. (2), 5-416. Frontispiece and 2 Plates. 77^52
Frontispiece title: "The Red Race of America. By Henry R. Schoolcraft." Each
one of the two woodcut plates represents a single figure standing. For the edition of
1847, in which the two plates differ, see "The Red Race of America," infra f and for
later editions, see "The American Indians," No. 77837, supra.
Schoolcraft. Indian Melodies. ... New Tork: Elam Bliss.
1830. 8vo, pp. 52. 77853
Title from Duyckinck's "Cyclopaedia of American Literature."
[Schoolcraft.] The Indian Tribes of the United States :
their History, Antiquities, Customs, Religion, Arts, Language,
Traditions, Oral Legends and Myths. Edited by Francis S.
j^rake. Illustrated with one hundred fine engravings on steel.
In two volumes. ... Philadelphia: "J. B. Lippincott ^ Co. Lon-
don: 16 Southampton Street., Covent Garden. 1884. 2 vols., 410,
pp. 458 ; 455. 100 Plates. B. 77854
" In the following pages the attempt has been mude to place before: the public in a
convenient and accessible form the results of the life- long labors in the field of aborig-
inal research of tiie late Henry R. Schoolcraft." — Preface.
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Schoolcraft. Information respecting the History, Condition
and Prospects of the Indian Tribes of the United States : col-
lected and prepared under the direction of the Bureau of Indian
Affairs, per Act of Congress of March 3d, 1847, % Henry R.
Schoolcraft, ll.d. Illustrated by S. Eastman, Capt. U. S. A.
Published by Authority of Congress. ... Philadelphia : Lippincotty
Grambo t5f Company^ {Successors to Griggs Elliot ^ Co.) 1853-1857.
6 parts, 4to. 77855
This differs from No. 77849, sufra, only in " Part i.," which is a reissue with new
titles uniform with the other parts. A cheap edition of the work, printed from the
same plates on smaller and thinner paper in imperial octavo size, was also published
under the same title and imprint; but it comprises only the first five volumes, 1853-
1856, and therefore is incomplete.
Schoolcraft. Inquiries, respecting the History, Present
Condition, and Future Prospects, of the Indian Tribes of the
United States. By Henry R. Schoolcraft, Office Indian Affairs,
Washington, D. C. Philadelphia: Lippincott^ Grambo & Co.^ Pub-
lishers. 1 85 1. 4to, title, pp. 523-568, and printed covers.
An extract from Part i. of the " Historical and Statistical Information."
Schoolcraft. Iosco, or the Vale of Norma. ... Detroit.
1838. 8vo. 77857
Title from Duyckinck.
Schoolcraft. Journal of a Tour into the Interior of Mis-
souri and Arkansaw, from Potosi, or Mine a Burton, in Missouri
Territory, in a South- West Direction, toward the Rocky Mount-
ains ; performed in the years 1818 and 1819. By Henry R.
Schoolcraft. London: Printed for Sir Richard Phillips and Co. ...
1821. 8vo, pp. 102. Map. 77858
a reprint of a portion of Schoolcraft's " View of the Lead Mines of Missouri."
Pages 92-102 contain a reprint of "Transallegania, or the Groans of Missouri. A
Poem. By Henry R, Schoolcraft." Some copies contain additional pages, 103-128,
which are part of another work. The volume forms I o. 5 of Vol. iv. of Phillips's
collection of voyages, but was also issued separately.
Schoolcraft. The Man of Bronze, or Portraitures of Indian
Character, delivered before the Algic Society at its Annual Meet-
ing in 1834. By Henry R. Schoolcraft. Detroit. 1834. 8vo.
Schoolcraft. A Memoir on the Geological Position of a
Fossil Tree discovered in the Secondary Rocks of the River Des
Plaines. Read before the American Geological Society. By
Henry R. Schoolcraft. ... Albany: E. and E. Hosford. 1822.
8vo, pp. 18. B. 77860
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Schoolcraft. The Myth of Hiawatha, and other Oral Le-
fends, Mythologic and Allegoric, of the North American Indians,
ty Henry R. Schoolcraft, ll.d. Philadelphia : J. B. Lippincott
l^ Co. London : Triibner l*f Co. 1856. lamo, pp. xxiv, 13-343.
A reproduction of " Algic Researches," with some additions.
Schoolcraft. Narrative Journal of Travels through the
Northwestern Regions of the United States extending from De-
troit through the great chain of American Lakes, to the Sources
of the Mississippi River. Performed as a Member of the Expe-
dition under Governor Cass. In the year 1820. By Henry R.
Schoolcraft ... Embellished with a Map and Eight Copper Plate
Engravings. Albany : E. & E, Hosford. 1821. 8vo, pp. 419,
Index (4), Errata 7 lines. Map, engraved title, and 7 Plates, a.
Engraved title : " Narrative Journal of Travels, from Detroit Northwest through
the Great Chain of American Lakes to the sources of the Mississippi River in tite year
1820 By Henry R. Schoolcraft. ... Albany, Puhliibed hy E. Gf E. Hosford 1821."
"The author has interwoven with his narrative a large number of incident; of Indian
history, personal experiences among the tribes he visited, and sketches of their princi-
pal characteristics, derived from persons living among them." — Field. Partly reprinted
in the "Summary Narrative," No. 77878, infra.
Schoolcraft. Narrative of an Expedition Through the
Upper Mississippi to Itasca Lake, the actual source of this
River ; embracing an Exploratory Trip through the St. Croix
and Burntwood (or Broule) Rivers; in 1832, Under the direc-
tion of Henry R. Schoolcraft. New- Tor k : Published hy Harper
y Brothers^ No. 82 Cliff-Street. 1834. 8vo, pp. (2), 307, (i).
5 Maps and Plans.
A., B.
77863
"Most of this narrative is occupied with interesting incidents of Indian life and
character, extracts from manuscript journals of the fur-traders, and traditions of the
aborigines. Pages 169 to zio of the Appendix, are devoted to an analysis and vocab-
ulary of the Chippewa language. The remainder of the volume is filled with the
ofKcial reports of the author, to the government, on the number, disposition, and char-
acteristics of the Indian tribes he visited, and with biographical sketches of their prin-
cipal chiefs." — Field. Partly reprinted in the "Summary Narrative," No. 77878,
infra.
Schoolcraft. Notes on the Iroquois : or. Contributions to
the Statistics, Aboriginal History, Antiquities and General Eth-
nology of Western New-York. By Henry R. Schoolcraft. ...
New-Tor k: Bartlett & f'f^elford., Astor House. 1846. 8vo, pp.
viii, 285, Note (i). A., c, H., P. 77864
A reissue of the " Report of Mr. Schoolcraft," No. 77874, infra, with a special
title and list of contents prefixed.
Schoolcraft. Notes on the Iroquois ; or Contributions to
American History, Antiquities, and General Ethnology. By
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Henry R. Schoolcraft .... Albany: Erastus
Statt Street. 1847. 8vo, pp. xiv, (i), 498.
H. Pease U Co., 82
2 colored Portraits.
"A much more pretentioui but leu valuable work than his official re|ii)rt on the
lame lubject. It wai intended to be a popular reproduction of the material t:mbudi(rd
therein, but the tubttitution of a narrative hiitory, bated upon and compuied of hyputh-
etii, for lubitantial facts, even in the unattractive form of an official documrnt, does
not compensate for the lack of the solid structure of history." — Fiild.
Schoolcraft. Notices of some Antique Earthen Vessels
found in the low Tumuli of Florida, and in the Caves and Burial
Places of the Indian Tribes North of those latitudes. Read at
the Monthly Meeting of the New York Historical Society, June,
1846, By Henry R. Schoolcraft. New Tork : William Van N or-
derly Printer, 1847. ^^°> PP* *5* ^ Plates. ba. 77866
Schoolcraft. Onedta, or Characteristics of the Red Race
of America. From Original Notes and Manuscripts. By Henry
R. Schoolcraft ... New York ^ London: Wiley ^ Putnam. 1845.
8vo, pp. vi, 5-512. A., B., c. 77867
Originally issued in eight numbers of 64 pages each, with brown paper coveis bear-
ing the following title; "One6ta, or the Red Race of America: their History, Tradi-
tions, Customs, Poetry, Picture-writing, &c. In Extracts from Notes, Journals, and
other unpublished writings. By Henry R. Schoolcraft. Ntiv York: Puhl'uhtd hy Bur-
gess, Stringer, & Co., No. 222 Broadway, corner of Ann Street. American Museum Build-
ings." The first four numbers were published in 1844, beginning with Number i., in
August; the other four appeared in 1845. For later editions im "The Red Race of
America," No. 77872, infra ; "The Indian in his Wigwam," No. 77852, supra i
"The American Indians," No. 77837, supra; and "Western Scenes and Reminis-
cences," No. 77882, infra.
Schoolcraft. Outline of the Natural History of Michigan.
A Lecture delivered before the Detroit Lyceum in 183 1. By
Henry R. Schoolcraft. Detroit. 1831. 8vo. 77868
[Schoolcraft.] Outlines of the Life and Character of Gen.
Lewis Cass. Albany: 'Joel Mumell.^ Printer. 1848. 8vo, pp. 64.
Schoolcraft. Personal Memoirs of a Residence of Thirty
Years with the Indian Tribes on the American Frontiers : with
brief Notices of passing Events, Facts, and Opinions, a. d. 181 2
to A. D. 1842. By Henry R. Schoolcraft. Philadelphia: Lippin-
cotty Grambo and Co., Successors to Griggs Elliot and Co. 185 1.
8vo, pp. xlviii, 17-703. Portrait. a., p. 77870
[Schoolcraft.] Plan for the Investigation of American
Ethnology; ... submitted to the ... Regents of the Smithsonian
Institution ... in September, 1846. New Tori: Printed by Ed-
ward O. Jenkins. 1846. 8vo, pp. 13. B., N. 7787 1
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Schoolcraft. The Red Race of America. By Henry R.
Schoolcraft. A^^m; yori : ff^m. //. Graham^ Tribune Buildings^
i6i Nassau Street. 1847. 8vo, title, pp. 5-416, and printed cov-
ers. 2 Plates. 77872
Cover-title ; "The Indian in his Wigwam, or Cliaracteriitici of the Red Race of
America. By Henry R. Schoolcraft. Netv-Toii: H^. H. Graham, Tribunt BiiilMngi,
184-/." One of the woodcut plates contains figurra of two Indians standing, one with
a tomaliawk) the otlier represents Pocahontas Having the life of Capt. John Smith.
This is a new edition of "Oneota." For later editions, with ditferent plates, tee "The
Indian in his Wigwam," No. 77851, supra.
Schoolcraft. Remarks on Native Silver from Michigan.
By Henry R. Schoolcraft. New York. 1825. 8vo. 77873
Schoolcraft. Report Of Mr. Schoolcraft, to the Secretary
of State, transmitting the census returns in relation to the Indians.
[J/bany. 1846.] 8vo, pp. 285, Note (i). 77^74
The above is the heading on page 3. The first page begins : " State of New- York.
No. 24. In Senate, January 22, 1846. Communication From the Secretary of Stite,
transmitting the report of Mr. Schoolcraft, one of the agents appointed to take the
census or enumeration of the Indians, Sec." The census of the Iroquois fills pp. V^^i
and the supplementary report on <intiquities, history and ethnology, pp. 2i-'28 5 This
is perhaps the most valuable of Mr. Schoolcraft's works, having been executed after
personal examination in an official capacity of all the tribes iniiabiting New York.
The appendix contains vocabularies of the Tuscarora, Muliawk, Cayuga an.i Oneida
languages. For a reissue with a special title-page and a list of contents, see " Notes on
the Iroquois," No. 77864, supra.
Schoolcraft. Report of the Aboriginal Names and Geo-
graphical Terminology of the State of New York. Part r. —
Valley of the Hudson. Made to the New York Historical
Society — by the Committee appointed to prepare a map, etc., and
read at the stated meeting of the Society, February, 1844. By
Henry R. Schoolcraft. Published from the Society's Proceed-
ings for 1844. New Tork : Printed for the Author. 1845. 8vo,
pp. 43, and covers. 77^75
Some copies have the imprint altered to: New York: Printed for the Society. 1845.
Cover-title : " Mr. Schoolcraft's Report on the Aboriginal Names and Geographical
Terminology of the State of New York. Part i. — Valley of the Hudson."
Schoolcraft. The Rise of the West, or a Prospect of the
Mississippi Valley. A Poem. By Henry R. Schoolcraft. New-
Tork : William Jpplegate., Printer. 1841. i2mo, pp. 20. 77876
Duyckinck mentions an edition, Detroit: G. L. fVhitney. 1827. i2mo, pp. 20.
Schoolcraft. Scenes and Adventures in the Semi-Alpine
Region of the Ozark Mountains of Missouri and Arkansas,
which were first traversed by De Soto, in 1541. By Henry
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Rowe Schoolcraft. Philadtlphla : Lippincott^Gramboilf Co. 1853,
8vo, pp. 256. 3 Plates. 77877
A new edition of "A View of the Lead Minei of Miiiuuri," No. 77881, infra,
Schoolcraft. Summary Narrative of an Exploratory Expe-
dition to the Sources of the Mississippi River, in 1820: resumed
and completed, by the Discovery of its Origin in Itasca Lake, in
1832. By Authority of the United States. With Appendixes,
comprising the original report on the copper mines of Lake Supe-
rior, and observations on the geology of the lake basins, and the
summit of the Mississippi } together with all the official reports
and scientific papers of both expeditions. By Henry R. School-
craft. Philadelphia : Lippincott^Grambo,, and Co. 1855. 8vo, pp.
XX, 17-596. 2 Maps. B. 77878
Half-title : " Diicovery of the Source* of the IVIissiiaippi River." It contains partial
reprint! of the "Narrative Journal" and "Narrative of an Expedition," Noi. 77862,
77863, tupra. The book wai afterwards issued without the maps.
[Schoolcraft.] Transallegania, or the Groans of Missouri :
a Poem. ... New Tori: Printed /or the Author by J. Seymour.
1820. i2mo, pp. 24.
B. 77879
Reprinted in the "Journal of a Tour," No. 77858, tupra.
Schoolcraft. Travels in the Central Portions of the Mis-
sissippi Valley : comprising Observations on its Mineral Geogra-
phy, Internal Resources, and Aboriginal Population. (Performed
under the Sanction of Government, in the Year 182 1.) By
Henry R. Schoolcraft, U. S. I. A. ... New- Tor k : Published by
Collins and Hannay^ 230 Pearl-Street. J. i^ J. Harper^ Printers.
1825. 8vo, pp. iv, 459. 2 Maps and 3 Plates. H. 77880
"A large portion of this volume is devoted to descriptions of scenes in Indian his-
tory, occurring at localities visited by the author during his tour, as well as incidents,
illustrative of the character of the aboriginal tribes which p ssed under his own observ-
ation. All of the last four chapters, pp. 337 to 459, are occupied with descriptions ot
ceremonies and incidents he witnessed, attending the treaty with the Octawas, Fotta-
watomies, and Chippewas. Anecdotes and observations illustrative of Indian character,
fill chapter xviii. Chapter xix. contains an analysis of the languages of the tribes
present at the treaty, a vocabulary, and several songs, with their translations." — Field.
Schoolcraft. A View of the Lead Mines of Missouri ;
including some observations on the Mineralogy, Geology, Geog-
raphy, Antiquities, Soil, Climate, Population, and Productions of
Missouri and Arkansaw, and other sections of the Western
Country. Accompanied by Three Engravings. By Henry R.
Schoolcraft ... New-Tork : Charles IViley ^ Co. 1819. 8vo, pp.
299. 3 Plates. A., B. 77881
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Partly reprinted in the "Journal of .1 Tour," No. 77858, mpra.
"Sceneiand Adventurei," No. 77877, iw/.frt.
[Schoolcraft.] Western Scenes and Reminiscences :
together with Thrilling Legends and Traditions of the Red
Men of the Forest. To which is added several Narratives of
Adventures among the Indians. Auburn: Derby and Miller.
Buffalo: Derby^ Orton^ Mulligan. 1853. 8vo, pp. 495. 6 Plates.
A reliiue of ••The American Indians," No. 778 J7, mpra. Mr. Schoolcr.ift's firit
Work w« a treatije on Vitreology, pultlished .it Utica in 1 817, a lubject to which hs
wan led by hit father') intereit <n glasa nunuf.ictuie.
Schoolcraft [Mrs. H. R.) The Black Gauntlet : a Tale
of Plantation Life in South Carolina. By Mrs. Henry R. School-
craft .... Philadelphia : J. B. Lippincott ^ Co. i860. l2mo, pp.
569. c. -{-[Ibid.] 1861. i2mo, pp. 569. B. 77883
[Schoolcraft.] Letters on the Condition of the African
Race in the United States. By a Southern Lady. Philadelphia :
T. K. and P. G. Collins., Printers. 1852. 8vo, pp. 34, and covers.
Schoolmaster, pseudon. A Personal Satire : or Satirical
Epistle, written by a Schoolmaster in the Eastern Country to his
Competitors. [In verse.] Boston. 1804. i2mo. 77885
Vol.1. May, 1854. No. i. The School-Master. A Half
Dollar Magazine, devoted to the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge,
for Fireside and Way-side Readers. Published under the auspices
of the Friends of Universal Education. ... A^^m; York: Spaulding
y Co. [1854.] 8vo, pp. 16. 77886
See also "The School Master," No. 77823, supra.
The Schoolmaster. Essays on Practical Education, selected
from Ascham, Milton, Locke, and Butler, from the Quarterly
Journal of Education, and from the Lectures delivered before the
American Institute of Education. ... London: Charles Knight.
1836. 2 vols., i2mo. 77887
The Schoolmate. A Monthly Reader for School and Home
Instruction of Youth. A. R. Phippen, Editor. Published by
George Savage^ New ') j> k. 1852. i2mo. 77888
Vol. I., No. 3, was issued in May.
The Schools. See [Blaikie (A.)], Vol. 11., No. 5729.
The Schools of Ohio at the Centennial Exposition. History
of the effort to secure representation of the Educational Institu-
tions of Ohio, and Rules and Regulations governing the prepara-
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tion of schoul work to be exhibited at the Exposition at Phila-
delphia, 1876. Columbus : Ntvins iJ Alytrs^Statt Ptinttn. 1876.
8vo, pp. 44. 77889
ScHooNMAKBR (M[ariu8].) Speech of Hon. M. Schoonmaker
of New York, on the Disposition of the Public Lands ... June
12, 1852. IVashington. 1852. 8vo. s. 7789O
Schoonmaker. Speech of Hon. M. Schoonmaker of N.
York, on the Slave (^uesti«)n, and the Position of Parties. De-
livered in the House of Representatives, Aiigust 17, 1852.
lyashington : Printed at the Congressional Globe Office. 1852. 8vo,
pp. 8. B. 77891
ScHOOTEN (H.) The Hairy-Giants: Or, A Description of
Tvfo Islands in the South Sea, Called by the name of Benganga
and Coma : Discovered bv Henry Schooten of Harlem ; In a
Voyage begun January 1669, and finished October 1671. Also
a perfect Account of the Religion, Government, and Commodi-
ties of those Islands ; with the Customs and Manners of the
Inhabitants, which are of an extraordinary stature, namely,
Twelve Feet high, or thereabouts. Written in Dutch by Henry
Schooten ; and now Englished by P. M. Gent. London^ Printed
by A. Maxwell^ for John IVatson ... 1671. 410, pp. (6), 16, (4).
Map. A in three, a and c in fours, and d in two.
BM., c.
Schooten. The Hairy Giants : or, a Description of Two
Islands in the South Sea, called by the name of Benganga and
Coma i discovered by Schooten of Harlem, in a Voyage begun
in 1669, and finished 167 1. ^^ith an Account of the Religion,
Government, &c. of those Isi ;ids ; the Customs and Manners
of the Inhabitants who are Twelve Feet high, or thereabouts.
Written in Dutch by Henry Schooten, and Englished )iy P. M.
London: Printed in 167 1. Reprinted in lybb^ for J. Spilsbury,
8vo, pp. (2), vii, 24, (5). Map. * 77893
See " Monthly Review," xxxv. 471.
ScHoPF (Johann David). See Schoepf.
Schoppe (A.) Les Emigrants aux Bresil Imite de Mme
Amelie Schoppe Par Louis Friedel Cinquietne edition. Tours
y/^ Mame et O' Imprimeurs-Lihraires 1847. iSmo, pp. 140.
Plate. 4- Huitieme edition. [/^/V.] 1863. i8mo. -\- Neuvieme
edition. Tours: Mame et fits. 1870. i8mo, pp. 144. Illustrated.
The Arst edition appeared in 1837.
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in Brasilien : | acn | 1 1 arc Hog
van den | Brief | gcschrrven by |
(jcwcscnc Generacl, dcr Mililie,
Mog. dc riccren Statcn (jcncrael
dcr Vcrceni^dc|N((lcrlaiulfir;| Alwacr hy, Sch(»ppc, in vcrtoont,
den miserabilcn Stact van dc voornoemdc | Mrasilien : | aU mcdc|
Klagendc over dc sicchtc assistcntic, tot ondcrhoud van dc Mili-
tic i I ende dc onwilligheyd der oudc Soldatcn. | Tot MifUtlbyrg^\
By Simon dt Klagtr^ woonendt op dt Havin^ in d« Hoop \ vol Patitntie^
Anno 1654.1 4to, pp. 6. 77*^97
ScHOPPH. Journacl,! Van ^^ Reysc van de Vlotc uyt dc Vcr-
ccnighdc Ncdcrlanden na| Brasilicn,( Vervattcndc alles 't gene is
vooigcva len :|mitsgaders,| I)e Baialie tusschen den Hceic Ghc-
neiacl Sigis- |mundus Schoppe, ende den Ghencrael van de | Por-
lugiescn. | Beginiiende van den 17 Januarij Anno 1648. tot <len |
seven-thienden May. | Alles beschreven door cen Capiteyn Liiy-
tenant van het lycgher|van den voorsz Heer GencracI Sigismun-
dus Schoppe. | t" Jmstgrdam^\ Gedrukt by Jan van Hilttn^ Botkvtr-
kooper in de Beurs-itraet^ \ in dt gtborduyrdt Handtschotn^ Anno 1648. |
4to, 4 leaves. l. 77H98
The author*! name appnari to be unknown.
ScHORi (P.) Das neueste aus dem Staate Ohio in Nord
Amciika. Vollstandiges Tagebuch einer Rcise aus der Schweiz
iiber Havre und New York, der Niederlassung im Stark Counti,
Paris Township, ini Staate Ohio. Mit vielen Bemerkungen,
ilathen und Wiinschen fur dahin Auswandernde, und cinem Hin-
blick auf Auswanderungcn iiach dem Staate Missouri. Von P.
Schori, aus dem Seeland, Kantons Bern. Mit einer historisch-
statistisch-geographischen Beschreibung des Staates Ohio. Mit
einer J-yandkarte. Berney Thur und Leipzig. 1834. i6mo, pp.
vi, 100. Map. 77^99
[ScHOTT (Andreas).] Hispaniae Bibliotheca, seu de Acade-
miis ac Bibliothecis, item Klogia et Nomenclator claroruni His-
paniae Scriptorum, qui latinc disciplinas omnes illustrarunt, tomis
tribus distincta ... Francvfurti. 1608. 3 parts in one vol., 410,
pp. 649. A. 77900
An account of Spanish writers and their works. The dedicatory epistle is signed
"A. S. Peregrinus."
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[ScHOTT, (in(/ others,, editors.'\ Hispaniae | Illvstratx | sev | Re-
rvm Vrbivmq. Hispaiii<e, | Lvsitaniae, i^thiopiae et Indiae | Sc*ip-
tores varii. I Partim edit! nunc primum, partim aucri|atque emen-
dati. [Quorum Seriem sequens post Praefationem pagina|exhibet. |
Toinis aliquot divisi. | Opera & studio j Doctorvin Hominvm. j
Accessit rerjm memorabilium & verborum Index copiosissimus. j
Francofvrti \ Apud Claud'tum Marn'mm^ Isf Haredes \ lohann'ts Aubrij.
1 MDCIII. I Cum Gratia Csf Pr'tu'ilegio S. Cas. Maiest. ad decennium. \
Folio^ pp. (:2), 1189, Index (37), and leaf with printer's mark.
2 Maps. L. 77901
Improved title <■>" No. 31005, Vol. viii. The two maps — some copies are described
with three — are entitled, " Hispaniae veteiis descriptio. Ex conatibus Geographicis
Abrah. Ortelij," and " Regni Hispaniae post onmivm editiones locvpletissima descrip-
rio." The complete work consists of four volumes, of which this volume and the one
following were edited by Andreas Schott, whose name is at the head of the preface.
[ScHOTT, and Others^ editors.^ Hispaniae | Illvstratae | sev | Re-
rvm Vrbivmq. Hispaniae, | Lvsitaniae, i^thiopiae et Indiae | Scrip-
lores varii. I Partim editi nunc primum, partim aucti|atque emen-
dati. I Quorum Seriem sequens pagina exhibet. | Tomvs ii. | Opera
& studio I Doctorvm Hominvm. | Accessit rerum memorabilium
& verborum Index copiosissimus. | Francofvrti \ Apud Claudium
Afarnium^ tff Haredes | lohannis Aubrij. \ mdciii. | Cum Gratia &
Priuilegio S. Cas. Maiest. ad decennium. \ Folio, pp. (4), 1 378,
Index (72), and a leaf with "Errata" on the recto, and the
printer's mark on verso. L. 77902
Accounts of Columbus are on page 821, in the " De Academiis Litteratisqve viris
Hispaniae Apologetica Nariatio Alfonsi Garsiae Matamori Hispalensis, Rhetoris Com-
plutensis;" on page 1065, in the " De Portvgaliae conivnctione cum regno Castella?
Hieronymi Conestaggii, Patritii Gcnuensis;" and on page 1290, in the "Fides, Religio,
Moresque yEthiopum Damiani a Goes." Pages 1282-1284 contain, "Christopheri
Colom de Insvlis nvper inventis in mari Indico svb Ferdinando rege Hispaniarvm Epis-
tola, ad magnificum dominum Raphaelem Sanxis: deinde per Alexandrum de Cosco
latinitate donatum."
[Schott, and others., editors.^ Hispaniae | Illvstratae | sev | Re-
rvm in Hispania et|praesertim in Aragonia gestarum Scripto-|res
varii. | In Germania nunquam hactenus excusi. | Ex Bibliotheca
Reverendissimi Domini |Ioannis i^'istorii SS. Theologias Doctjris,
Cathedralis] Vratislauiensis Ecclesiae Propositi, S. Caes. | Maiest.
Consiliarii. | Tomus iii. | Librorum series post praefationem
ascripta : additae regiarum Aragonia; |& aliarum Hispaniae familia-
rum tabulae genealogicae : subiunctus sub | finem index copiosissi-
mus. I Francofvrti, \ Apud Claudium Marnium, ^ Haredes \ lohannis
Aubrii. I MDCVI. | Cum Gratia tsf perpetuo Cas. Maiest. Priuilegio. \
SCHOTT.
67
Folio, pp. (12), 1-840, genealogical tables on 75 leaves, pp. 841-
1014, (2) Index (22), and leaf with printer's mark on verso. L.
This volume was edited hy Juanncs Pistorius, whose name is at the end of the
" Epistola dedicatoria."
ScHOTT, and others^ editors. Hispanix | Illvstratae | sev | Vrbivm
Rervmqve| Hispanicarvm, Academia-|rvm, Bibliothecarvm, Cla-
rorvm de-|niqve in omni disciplinarvm gene- 1 re Scriptorum Auc-
tores varii Chronologi, | Historici, | partim editi nvnc primvm,
partim avctio-|res, melioresque facti studio, & opera | Andre*
Schotti Antverp. | Societatis lesv. ] Tomus mi. | Francofvrti \ Apud
Claud'ium Marnium iff he-\redes loan. Juhrii. \Jnno M. DC. viil. |
Folio, pp. (8), 1-124, 135-14^ (0» «53-i6o, 185-479, Index
(12). [Followed by:] Ioannis| Marianae Hispa-|ni e Soc. | lesv |
Historiae Hispanicae | Appendix. | Liber scilicet xxi. & nouem
ceteri ad xxx. vsque, qui viginti illos in Tomo | hoc ii. Rerum
Hispanicarum ordine se- 1 quuntur. | Additus & his est suus Index. |
Francofvrti^ \ Apud Claudium Marnium., iff ha- \ redes loan. Aubrii. \
M. Dcvi. I Folio, pp. (2), 346, Index (4), and leaf with printer's
mark. L. 77904
This volume, although attributed on the titie to Andreas Schott, was edited by his
brotiier Franc. Schott, whose name is at the head of the preface. The chapter entitled,
" Nauigatio ad Indos occiduos inclioatur," pp. 145-148, contains an account of Colum-
bus, Cortez and Pizarro.
Schott (C. A.) ... Astronomical Observations in the Arctic
Seas. By Elisha Kent Kane, m.d., U.S.A. Made during the
Second Grinnell Expedition in search of Sir John Franklin, in
1853, 1854, and 1855, at Van Rensselaer Harbor, and other
points in the vicinity of the northwest coast of Greenland. Re-
duced and discussed, by Charles A. Schott, Assistant U. S. Coast
Survey. (Accepted for publication, March, i860.) [Colophon:]
Published by the Smithsonian Institution., Washington City, May.,
i860. {^Collins., Printer., Philadelphia.'] 4to, pp. (6), 49. Chart.
With heading, " Smithsonian Contributions to Knowledge." Also included in the
"Smithsonian Contributions," vol. xii.
Schott. ... Magnetical Observations in the Arctic Seas.
By Elisha Kent Kane, m.d., u.s.n. Made during the Second
Grinnell Expedition in search of Sir John Franklin, in 1853,
1854, and 1855, at Van Rensselaer Harbor, and other points on
the west coast of Greenland. Reduced and discussed, by Charles
A. Schott, Assistant U. S. Coast Survey. (Accepted for publi-
cation, May, 1858.) [^fVashington : Smithsonian Institution. 1858.
Collins, Printer, Philadelphia.] 4to, pp. (6), 66, and covers. 2
Plates. L. 77906
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With heading, "Smithsonian Contrihutions to Knowledge." The cover imprint
reads: IVaihiti^ton City: Publisbcd hy the Smiibsonian Institution. No-vembtr, 1858. Neiu
Tori: D. Appleton &f Co. Also includt-d in the "Smithsonian Contributions," vol. x.
ScHOTT. ... Meteorological Observations in the Arctic Seas.
By Elisha Kent Kane, m.d., u.s.n. Made during the Second
Grinnell Expedition in search of Sir John Franklin, in 1853,
1854, and 1855, at Van Rensselaer Harbor, and other points on
the west coast of Greenland. Reduced and discussed, by Charles
A. Schott, Assistant U. S. Coast Survey. (Accepted for publi-
cation. May, 1858.) [^IVctshingtm : Smithsonian Institution. 1859.
Collins., Printer^ Philadelphia.'^ 4 to, pp. (8), 112, and covers. L.
With heading, "Smithsonian Contributions to Knowledge." The cover imprint
reads; ffjshington City : Puhlishfd by the Smithsonian Institution. No-vember, 1 8 59. New
Tori: D. yippleton & Co. Also included in the "Smithsonian Contributions," vol. xi.
ScHOTT. ... Meteorological Observations in the Arctic Seas.
By Sir Francis Leopold McClintock, r.n. Made on board the
Arctic Searching Yacht " Fox," in Baffin Bay and Prince Re-
gent's Inlet, in 1857, 1858, and 1859. Reduced and discussed,
at the expense of the Smithsonian Institution. By Charles A.
Schott, Assistant U. S. Coast Survey. (Accepted for publication,
April, 1 861.) [Colophon:] Published by the Smithsonian Institu-
tion^ tVashington City., May., 1862. [^Collins., Printer., Philadelphia."]
4to, pp. xii, 5*, 146. Chart.
77908
With heading, "Smithsonian Contributions to Knowledge. 146." Also included in
the "Smithsonian Contributions," vol. xiii.
ScHOTT. ... Physical Observations in the Arctic Seas. By
Isaac I. Hayes, m.d., Commanding Expedition. Made on the
west coast of North Greenland, the vicinity of Smith Strait and
the west side of Kennedy Channel, during i860 and 1861. Re-
duced and discussed at the expense of the: Smithsonian Institu-
tion. By Charles A. Schott ... . (Accepted for publication,
February, 1865.) [Colophon;] Published by the Smithsonian Insti-
tution., Washington., D. C. 'June., 1867. \ Philadelphia : Collins.,
Printer.] 4to, pp. xi, (2), 271. Map, 2 Charts and 3 Diagrams.
With heading, "Smithsonian Contributions to Knowledge. 196." Also included in
the "Smithsonian Contributions," vol. xv.
Schott. ... Results of Meteorological Observations made
at Brunswick, Maine, between 1807 and 1859. ^X Parker
Cleaveland, ll.d.. Professor in Bowdoin College. Reduced and
discussed, at the expense of the Smithsonian Institution, By
Charles A. Schott ... . (Accepted for publication, December,
1866.) [Colophon :] Published by the Smithsonian Institution, Wash-
ington City., May., 1867. 4to, pp. v, 53. 779^0
itwiiiiftii-n-uaimt
SCHOULER.
69
L.
With heading, " Smithsonian Contributions to Knowledge. 204." Also included in
the "Smithsonian Contributions," vol. xvi. Improved title of No. 1 361 2, vol. iv.
ScHOTT. ... Results of Meteorological Observations, made
at Marietta, Ohio, between 1826 and 1859, inclusive. By S. P.
Hildreth, m.d. To which are added Results of Observations
taken at Marietta, by Mr. Joseph Wood, between 18 17 and
1823. Reduced and discussed, at the expense of the Smith-
sonian Institution. By Charles A. Schott ... . (Accepted for
publication, June, 1867.) [Colophon:] Published by the Smith-
sonian Institution^ IVashington City^ September, 1867. 4to, pp. v,
46. 7791 1
With heading, "Smithsonian Contributions to Knowledge. 120." Also included in
the "Smithsonian Contributions," vol. xvi.
Schott. ... Tidal Observations in the Arctic Seas. By
Elisha Kent Kane, m.d., u.s.n. Made during the Second Grin-
nell Expedition in Search of Sir John Franklin, in 1853, *^54»
and 1855, at Van Rensselaer Harbor. Reduced and discussed,
by Charles A. Schott, Assistant U. S. Coast Survey. (Accepted
for publication, July, i860.) [Colophon:] Published by the Smith-
sonian Institution, fVashington City, October, i860. [^Collins, Printer,
Philadelphia.'] 410, pp. (6), 82, (1). 4 Plates. 779*2
With heading, "Smithsonian Contributions to Knowledge." Also included in the
"Smithsonian Contributions," vol. xiii.
Schott (G. B.) Poem, by Guy Bryan Schott, and the Vale-
dictory Oration, by Donald G. Mitchell, ... [at] Yale College,
July 7, 1841. ... New Haven: Printed by B. L. Hamlin. 1841.
8vo, pp. 30. B. 77913
Schott ( J.) A Statement, by James Schott, Jr. [Baltimore ?
1845 .?] 8vo, pp. 49. B., p. 77914
In relation to a duel . tween James Schott, Jr., and Pierce Butler.
Schott (T.) Columbus und seine Weltanschauung. Vor-
irag, gehalt n im Kaufmannischen Verein Stuttgart von Professor
Dr. Theodc Schott. ... Berlin. 1878. Verlag von Carl Hahel.
8vo, pp. 32. B. 77915
Schouler (J.) History of the United States of America
under the Constitution. By James Schouler. ... Washington, D.
C: W. H. iff O. H. Alorrison. 1 880-1889. 4 vols., 8vo, pp.
xvii, 523; 600; XV, 472; xiv, 539. BA. 77916
Vol. I. 1783-1801; Vol. II, 1801-1817 J Vol. III. 1817-1831; Vol. IV. 1831-
1847.
VOL. XIX. 5
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ScHOULER (W.) An Address delivered before the MasSdchu-
setts Charitable Mechanic Association, on its 14th Triennial Fes-
tival, Oct. 5, 1848. By William Schouler. ... Boston: Printed
by Button and tVentworth. 1848. 8vo, pp. 28. B. 77917
ScHOULEK. A History of Massachusetts in the Civil War.
By William Schouler, late Adjutant-General of the Common-
wealth. Boston: E. P. Dutton is Co. 1868. 8vo, pp. xiv, (2),
670. Portrait. 779' ^
Schouler. A History of Massachusetts in the Civil War.
By William Schouler ... . Vol. 11. Towns and C'ities. Boston:
Published by the Juthor. 187 I. 8vo, j)p. xii, 71 1. Map. 77919
ScHOUTEN (W. C.) lovrnal I Ofte I Beschryvinghe van de |
wonderlicke reyse, ghedaen door Willem Cornelisz | Schouten
van Hoorn, inde Iaren| 1615. 1616. en 161 7.] Hoe hy bezuyden
de Strate van Magel-| lanes een nieuwe Passagie tot inde groote
Zuyd-|zee ontdeclct, en voort den gheheelen Aerd-jkloot omghe-
seylt, heeft. | Wat Eylanden, vreemde volcken en wonderlicke |
avontueren hem ontmoet zijti. | [Large vignette of ships and a
city.] I'/ Amsterdam^\ By IVillem lansz. op '/ water inde Sonnewyser^
i6i8. 1 4to, pp. (8), 92, A-L in fours, and M in six. 9 Maps
and Plates, fo'ded. JC.b., c. 77920
The first edition of Schouten's iiariative, with the dedication dated September 25,
l6i8. It can be easily distinguished frotn the October edition (No. 77921, infra) by
the first word of the title, whicli in the latter is "lovrnael" instead of "lovrnal."
The publisher and editor of the work is better known by his full name Willem Jansz
Blaeuw or Blaeu, although he seldom used it in his publications before 1620. He was
born at Uitgeest near Alkmaar, studied mathematics and astronomy under Tycho
Brahe, and after becoming a bookseller, compiled and published under his own name
several important works, including the well known atlases. The copperplate vignette
on the title represents the ships of the expedition sailing from {-locrn, with the arms
of Holland and Hoorn in the upper corners. The dedication to the chief magistrates
of Hoorn begins on the recto of the second leaf, and ends on the verso with the above-
mentioned date rnd the signature of Willem lansz. The "voorreden" or preface com-
mences on the recto of the third leaf, and is followed on the verso of the fourth by an
anagram on Schouten's name.
The nine copperplate maps and plates are as follows :
(l) A double-page map of the world in two hemispheres preceding pige i of the
text, with portraits of Magellan and Schouten above, and of F. Drake, O. van Noort,
T. Candisch and G. Speilbergh at the sides. In the upper corners are figurts of the two
ships of the voyage, the "Victoria" and " Eendracht." The earliest iinpreisions of
this map, which are found in some copies, do not contain the additioriil names which
were added shortly afterwards, namely. Tropicus Cancri and Tropicus Capricorni on the
western hemisphere, and the four names Ltpd, Banda, C. Bontt Spei and S. Heliim im
the eastern hemisphere. On the back of the first leaf of the map are verses with the
heading " Klinckert," and on the lower margin the signature mark i^. The back of
■H!gitiA-*<i,ti^--*i>it-im
8CH0UTEN.
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the second leaf alsu contains verses, with the headings " Klinck-ghedicht " and " Vier-
lingh."
(a) Double-page plate of Porto Desire or Leeuwen Eylandt between pages i8 and
19, with refer«nie letters A to N, and on the verso of the first half the descriptive
text, headed, in roman /eiters, '• Vciklaringhe sommigher aenwysinghen in dese vol-
ghende Caerte van Porto Desire," and the signature mark Da on the margin below.
(3) Double-page map of Tierra del Fuogo, etc., between pages 24 and 25, with the
signature mark E on the lower margin, and the title in Dutch and in French, "Caartc
vande nit.uwe Pajsagie bezuijden de Strate Magellani," etc., and " Description de nou-
veau passage vers le zud du destroict de Magellan," etc.
(4) Oblong folded map of the South Sea between pages 32 and 33, with the signa-
ture mark F on the lower margin, and the title in Dutch, French and Latin, "Caarte
vande Zuijdzee," etc., «« Description de la grande Mer de Sud," etc., and "Tabula
Hydrtigraphira Maris Australis vulgo del Zur," etc.
(5) Double-page plate of an Indian sailing canoe pursued by the Dutch, between
pages 40 and 41, with the signature mark G on the lower margin. No inscriptions.
(6) Double-page plate with the inscriptions Cocos Eylandt Isle de Cocot and Ferraders
Eylandt hie dcs traistres between pages 44 and 45, with the signature mark G3 on the
lower margin.
(7) Double-page plate with the inscription Hoornse Eijlandt hie de Hoorn between
pages 56 and 57. Most copies of this plate contain also the reference letters A, B, C
(which are lacking in thir earliest impressions), with a brief descriptive text on the
back of the first leaf, headed, in roman letters, " Verklaringhe van sommighe aenwy-
singen in dese Caerte van de Rcede aen't Hoornsche Eylandt," and the signature mark
H5 on the margin below.
(8) Double-page plate of a meeting with the Indian kings in a village, between
pages 60 and 61. Most copii-s of this plpte contain also the reference letters A to L
(which are lacking in the eirliest impressions), with the descriptive text on the back of
the first leaf, headed, in reman letters, •' Verclaringhe van sommighe aenteyckeninghen
in dese volghende Caerte," and the signature mark 1 3 on the margin below.
(9) Doubli-page map of Nova Guinea betwcer. pages 68 and 69, with the signature
mark K3 on the lower margin, and the title in Dutch, French and Latin, "Caarte van
Nova Guinea," etc., " Description de la coste septentrionale de Nova Guinea," etc., and
" Nov* Guinex Tabula," etc.
I am indebted to Mr. James C. Pilling for photographs of the title and first map of
the copy in the Library of Congress, from which the above title is taken. That copy,
contains the first map with the additional names, and plates (7) and (8) tvitb the refer-
ence letters.
Some copies of this edition, according to Tiele, also contain a large map of the world
originally published by Gul. Jansonius (Willem Jansz) in 1606, but with the strait of
Le Maire added. A copy lacking the first map was priced by Miiller in 1872 at 40
florins.
Although entered here under Schouten's name, it is quite certain that he was not the
true author of this journal. It was probably compiled in his interest by the bookseller
and publisher Willem Jansz Blaeu, from one or mor'-. of the log-books of the voyage,
and perhaps mainly from the one kept by the commissary Aris Claeszoon. The expe-
dition was undertaken at the expense of some of the chief citizens of Hoorn, princi-
pally at the instigation of the rich merchant Isaac Le Maire and his son Jacob Le
Maire, the latter of whom sailed as director of the enterprise, while Schouten had the
command of the ships. The results of the voyage were very profitable commercially,
and many import.tnt geographical discoveries were made ; but before the return to Hol-
land young Le Maire died at sea. Much jealousy and ill feeling was caused by the dif-
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ferent claims for the credit of the enterprise, which undoubtedly bclcingcd in gri-.tt p.irt
to the elder Le Maire. The first published account was the above journal, in which it
is made to appear that the success of the voyage was due to the skill and sagacity of
Schouten. Jacob Le Mairc's journal was primed in i6z2, under the title of "Spieghcl
der Australische Navigatie," for which see Vol. xi.. No. 44059. Schouten's journal, in
whole or in part, is also appended to seveial of the editions of Spilbergcn. See Tide's
*' Memoire Bibliographiquc sur les Journaux dt-s Navigateurs Neerlandais," pp. 56-63.
Schouten. lovrnael |Ofte | Beschryvinghe van de |Wonder-
iijcke reyse, ghedaen door Willem Conielisz | Schouten van
Hoorn, indc laren | 1615. 1616. en 1617. | Hoe hy bezuyden de
Strate van Magel-| lanes een nieuwe Passagie tot inde groote
Ziiyd-|zee ontdeckt, en voort den gheheelen Aerd-|kloot omghe-
zeylt, heeft. I Wat Eylanden, vreemde volcken en wonderlickej
avontueren hem ontmoet ziiii.| [Large vignette of ships and a
city.] I '/ Jmsttrdam^ \ By IVilleni Ians%. opt* water inde Sonnewyser^
i6i8.| 4to, pp. (8), 92. A--L in fours, and m in six. 9 Maps
and Plates, folded. L. 77921
A reprint or reissue of No. 77920, but with a new dedication dated October 12, 1618.
The maps and illustrations are fruni the same cojjperplates, and have the same positions
and signature marks, but tlirec of them contain the additional names and reference let-
ters. They are arranged as follows :
(i) Map of the world in two hemispheres opposite page i, with the additional names
Tropicus Cancri and Tropicus Capricurni on the western hemisphere, and lapri, Banda,
C. Bona Spei and 5. Helena on the eastern hemisphere, all of which are lacking in the
first impressions of this plate On the backs of both leaves are the same verses as in
the first edition, and on the lower margin of the first is the signature mark a5.
(2) Plate of Porto Desire or Leeuwen Eylandt between pages 18 and 19, with the
reference letters A to N. On the verso of the first half is the descriptive text as in the
first edition, with the signature mark D2 below.
(3) Map of Tierra del Fuogo, etc., between pages 24 and 25, with the signature
mark E on the lower margin, and the title in Dutch and French.
(4) Map of the South Sea between pages 32 and 33, with the signature mark F on
the lower margin, and the title in Dutch, French and Latin.
(5) Plate of the Indian sailing canoe between pages 40 and 41, with the signature
mark G on the lower margin.
(6) Plate with the inscriptions Cocos Eylandt, etc., between pages 44 and 45, with
the signature mark G3 on the lower margin.
(7) Plate with the inscription Hoornse Eijlandt Isle de Hoorn, between pages 56 and
57. Also with the reference letters A, B and C, which are lacking in the first impres-
sions of this plate. On the verso of the first h:;If is the descriptive text, headed,
" Verklaringhe van sommighe aenwysingen in dese Caerte van de Reede aen't Hoorn-
sche Eylandt," and the signature mark H5 below.
(8) Plate of a meeting with the Indian kings, between pages 60 and 61. Also with
the reference letters A to L, which are lacking in the first impressions of this plate.
On the verso of the first half is the descriptive text, headed, " Verdariiighe van som-
mighe aenteyckeninghen in dese volghende Ci'-'te," and the signature mark 1 3 below.
(9) Map of Nova Guinea between pages 68 and 69, with the signature mark K3
on the lower margin, and the title in Dutch, French and Latin.
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ScHOUTEN. lovrnael | ofie | Beschiijvinghe van de | wonder-
licke reyse, gedaen door Willem | Cornelisz. Schouten van Hoorn,
indc laren | 1615. 1616. en 161 7. | Hoe hy bezuyden de Strate
van Magellanes een | nieuwe Passagie tot inde groote Zuyd-zee
ontdeckt, en voort den [gheheelen Aerdt-kloot om gheseylt heeft.
I Wat Eylanden, vieemde Volcken en wonderlijcke | avontueren
hem ontmuet zijn. | [Large vignette of ships and a city.] | Tot
Jrnhemy\ By Ian lansz. Boeck-verkooper. Anno l6l8.| 4to, pp. (8),
92. A-L in fours, and M in six. 9 Maps and Plates, folded.
An exact reprint of the original edition (No. 77920), by a different publisher, with
the dedication dated September 25, 161S, and signed Willem lansz. According to
Tlele, Jan Jansi or Janssen of" Arnheim printed in that town as early as 1604 and as
late as 1 637. He was probably the tatlier of Jan Jans/ and Harmen Jansz, the book-
sellers at Amsteid.mi. The vignette on the title-page and the nine plates, ,ill of which
were engraved on copper, are very close imitations of those in the first edition, but a
few variations will nevertheless be noticed on a close examination. The maps and plates
are arranged as follows :
(i) Map of the world in two hemispheres preceding page I, with portraits above and
at the sides, but without the additional inscriptions Tropicus Cancri and Tropicus Capri-
corni on the western half, and without the names lapd, Banda, C. Borne Spei and S.
Helena on the eastern half. On the verso, the same verses as in the first edition, and
the signature mark 35.
(2) Plate of Porto Desire or Lceuwen Eylandt between pages 18 and 19, with the
reference letters A to N, and on the verso of the tint h.ilf tlie descriptive text, headed,
ill italic letters, " Verklaringhe somniigiier aenvvijsinghen in dese volghende Caerte van
Porto Desire," and tiie signature mark D2 on the margin below. At lig'jre K on the
plate three persons only are represented killing the sea lion; the head of a fourtl), which
appears in the original edition, being omitted here.
(3) Map of Tierra del Fuogo between pages 24 and 25, with the title in Dutch and
French, "Caarte vande nieuwe Passage [«f]," etc., and in the lower left-hand corner
the inscription Fol. 24, but with no signature mark.
(4) Map of the South Si'a between pages 32 and 33, with the title in Dutch, French
and Latin, but without any signature ni.irk. In the lower right-hand corner is the
inscription Straie -van La Maire, instead of Strate -van le Maire as in the original plate.
(5) Plate of the Indian sailing canoe between pages 40 and 41, with the inscription
Fol. 41 in the lower left-hand corner, but without signature mark. Only two persons
are represented swimming here, instead of the three in the original plate.
(6) Plate with the inscriptions Cocos Eylandt, etc., between pages 44 and 45, with
the inscription Fol. 45 in the htwer right-hand corner, but without signature mark.
(7) Plate with the inscription Hoornse Eijlandt Isle de Hoorn between pages 56 and
57, with the reference letters A, B, C, and on the verso the descriptive text, headed, in
italic letters, " Vcrklaringhe van sommigiie aenvvijsinghen in dese Caerte van de Reede
aen't Hoornsche Eylandt," with the signature mark H5 below. On the right-hand
portion of the plate two of the natives are figured seated near the water, instead of tlirec
as in the original edition.
(8) Plate of a meetin;^ with the Indian kings between pages 60 and 61, with the
reference letters A to L, and on the verso the descriptive text, headed, m italic letters,
" Verklaringhe van sommighe aen-teetkeninglien in dese volghende Kaerte," with the
signature mark 1 3 below.
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^9) Map of Nova Guinea between pagei 68 and 69, with the title in Dutch, French
and Latin, but without signature marlc. The latter part of the Latin title rra<li, " Her
mano Batavo," instead of " Hornano Batavo" as in the original plate.
According to Tiele, some copies also contain the large map of the world liy W. Jansz,
mentioned in the note to No. 77920, lufra.
ScHOUTEN. lovrnael | ofte I Beschrijvinghe van tie | wonder-
licke reyse, gedaen door Vvillcm | Cornelitiz. Schouten van
Hoorn, indc laren | 1615. 1616. en 1617. | Hoe hy beziiyden de
Strate van Magellanes een | nieiiwe Passagie tot inde groott; Zuyd-
zee ontdeckt, en voort den | gheheelen Aerdt-kloot om-ghescylt
heef't. I Wat Eylanden, vreemde Volcken en vvonderIijcke|avon-
tueren hem ontmoet zijn. | [Large vignette of ships and a city. 1 1
Tot Jmstelredam^ \ Voor Ian Ians%. Boeck-verkooper^ inde Pas-kuert
i6i8.| 4to, pp. (8), 92. A-L in fours, and m in six. 9 Maps
and Plates, folded. l. 77923
This edition is the same as the preceding (No. 77922), the only ditference being the
changs of imprint. The publisher Jan Jansz or Janssen of Amsterdam, was probably
a son of Jan Jansz of Arnhcim. He was the son-in-law of the map-maker Judocus
Hondius, and brother-in-law of Henricus Hondius. According to Tiele, he afterwards
assumed the name of Janssonius. In the Lenox copy two of the plates, (4) ;md (7),
are evidently misplaced, the former between pages 40 and 41, the latter between pages
52 and 53. The copy described by Tiele contained in addition the large map of the
world 'iy W. Jansz, mentioned in the note to No. 77920, supra.
Schouten. lovrnael | ofte | Beschrijvinghe van de | wonder-
lijcke reyse, gedaen door Willem | Cornelisz. Schouten van
Hoorn, inde laeren 1 1615. 1616. en i6i7.|Hoe hy bezuyden de
Strate van Magellanes een|nieuwe Passagie tot inde groote Zuyd-
zee ontdeckt, en voort den | gheheelen Aerdt-kloot om ghescylt
heeft. I Wat Eylanden, vreemde Volcken en wonderlijcke | avon-
tueren hem ontmoet zijn. | [Large vignette of ships and a city.] |
Tot Aniiterdam.^ \ By Harmen lansz. Boeck-verkooper^ xvoonende hide \
Warmoes-straet^lnde Meyrminne^ Anno 1619. | 4to, pp. (8), 92.
9 Maps and Plates, folded. 11^^\
A reprint of No. 77922, with the dedication dated September 25th, 1618, and with
the same plates. According to Tiele, the descriptive text on the backs of the plates is
also reprinted. The publisher, Harmen Jansz or Janssen of Amsterdam, was probably
a son of Jan Jansz of Arnhcim, and a brother of Jan Jansz of Amsterdam.
Schouten. lovrnael | Ofte | Beschrijvinghe van de | wondcr-
licke reyse, ghedaen door Willem | Cornelisz. Schouten van
Hoorn. inden laren I1615. 1616. en 1617. |Hoe hy bezuyden de
Strate van Magellanes | een nieuwe Passagie tot inde groote Zuyd-
zee ontdeckt, en voort | den geheelen Aerd kloot om geseylt
heeft. I Wat Eylanden, vreemde Volcken en wonderlijcke | avon-
turen hem ontmoet zijn. | [Large vignette of ships and a city.] |
8CH0UTEN.
75
Tot Amsterdam^ \ Foor Ian tansx. Botck-vtrkooper^ inde Paskoert
1624. 1 4to, pp. (8), 56. A-H in fours. 9 Maps and Plates,
folded. L. 77925
A reprint of No. 77911, mpra, with the dedication dated Septemher asfh, 161 8.
The lime niapi and platei were aUo uied, but the deicriptive text on their b.uki wai
omitted.
ScHoUTF.N. IournaeI|Ofte| Bcschryvinghe van de won-|der-
lijcke Reyse, gedaen door Willem Cornclisz | Schouten van
Hoorn, inde laren 1615. 1616. en 1617. | Hoe hy bczuyden de
Straet van Magellancs een | nieuwe Passagie ofte Strate, tot in de
groote Zuyd-zee | ontdeckt, ende voort den gheheelen Aerdt- |
kloot omghezeylt heeft. | Wat Eylanden, vreemde volcken | en
vvonderlijcke avontucren hem|ontrnoet zijn. | [Vignette of a jar,
with an inscription.] | /' Amsterdatn^ \ By Jan Janssen Boeckver-
ceoper. \ M. DC. xxxii. | 4to, pp. 56. a-g in four« 9 Maps and
Plates, folded. l. 77926
A reprint of the edition of 1624 (No. 77925), with some alterations in the text,
but without dedication or preface. On the last page is the following list of the plates,
with their respective positions : Werelt-Caeitgen, fol. 3 ; Leeuwen Eylandt, 1 3 ; Terra
del Fuogu, aiidcrs Scaten Eylandt, 17; Indiaensche Schuyt met besaen, Z7 ; Cocos-
Eylandr, 29; Indiaeiischr Koningh onder de hut, 35} Hoornsche Eylandt, 40; Nova
Guinea, 49; Caeiic van de Zuyder-zer, 55. The plates contain no descriptive text on
the backs.
Schouten. lovrnael | Ofte | Beschryvinge vande won-jder-
lijcke Reyse, ghedaen door VVillem | Cornelisz Schouten van
Hoorn, inde laren | 1615, 1616, ende 1617. | Hoe hy bezuyden
de Straet van Magellanes|cen nieuwe Passagie ofte Strate, tot in
de groote I Zuyd- Zee ontdeckt, ende voort den gheheelen Aerdt- 1
kloot om-ghezeylt heeft. | Wat Kylandeii, vreemde Volcken
ende I vvonderlijcke avontucren hem ont- 1 moet zijn.j [Small vig-
nette of a ship.] I Tot Rotterdam^ Ghedruckt hy Isaack van IVaes-
bfrghsn^ | Bofck-verkonper op 't Stcyger aende Marckt inde Fame.
1637. 1 4to, pp. 53, (i), and a blank leaf, a-g in fours. 9 Maps
and Plates, folded. L. 77927
A reprint of the edition of 1631 (No. 77926), without the dedication and prefacu.
The maps and illustrations, however, are from the same copperplates that were used in
Willem Jansz's corrected edition. No. 77921, supra. They have no descriptive text on
the backs. On the la&i page is a list of them, with their positions at pages 3, 13, 16,
26, 28, 34, 39, 47, and 53.
ScHOUTKN. Jouniael ofte Beschryvinge vande vvonderlijcke
Reyse gedaen door Willem Cornclisz Schouten van Hoorn, inde
Jaren 1615, 1616 ende 1617. Hoe hy bezuyden de Straet van
Magellanes een nieuwre Passagie ofte Strate, tot in de groote
Zuyd zee ontdeckt, ende voort den gheheelen Aerdt-kloot omghe-
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zeylt hceft. Wat Kylanden, vrcemde volckcn eiide vvuiidfrlijcke
avontueren hem ontmoet zijn. Rotttrdam. 1643. 410. Maps
and Plates. 779^8
A cu(iy Will in Mr. S. L. M. Barluw'i collrctiun.
ScHOUTEN. lournaelj OfteJ Beschryvinghc van de W(>n-|der-
lijcke Reyse, gedaen door Willein Cornelisz | Schuuten van
Hoorn, indc laren 1615. 1616. en 1617. | Hoe hy bezuyden de
Straet van Magellanes eenjnieuwe Passagie ofte Strate, tot in de
groote Zuyd-zee | ontdeckt, ende vooi t den ghehcclen Aerdt- |
kloot omghezeylt heeft. | Wat Eylandcn, vreemde volcken | en
wonderlijcke avontueren hem | ontmoet zijn. | [Vignette* t)f a jar,
with an inscription.] | t* Jmsterdam^ | By Jan "Jamitn Hotckver-
cooptr. I M.Dt.xLiv.f 4to, pp. 56. A-o in fours. 9 Maps and
Plates, folded. L. 77929
A reprint of the edition uf 1631 (Nu. 77926), wit!) the s.tri)c plates, a list uf which
is on the last page, t(p be arranged opposite pages 3, 13, 17, 27, 29, 35, 40, 4(;, 55.
A copy of this edition, lacking one plate, was priced by J^uaritch in 1874 at &\ 4s.
an
ScHOUTEN. lournael | ofte | Beschrijvinghe van de won-|der
lijcke Reyse, gedaen door VVillem Cornelisz. | Schouten vaj.
Hoorn, inde laren 16 15. 1616 1 161 7. | Hoe hy bezuyden de
Straet van Magellanes een nieu- , we Passagie ofte Strate, tot inde
groote Zuyd-zee, ontdeckt, [ende voort den geheelen Aerdt-kloot
omgezeylt heeft. | Wat Eylanden, vreemde Volcken en wonder-
lijcke] Avontueren hem ontmoet zijn. | Desen laetsten Druck ver-
betert, en uyt eenige geschreven lournalen, van Aris|Claessz. en
andere, gehoudcn op de selfde Reyse, merckiljck vermeerdert. |
[Large vignette containing two figures standing, a ship in a frame,
etc.] I Tot Hoorn^ Ghedruckt by Isaac IVilleimz. | Foor Marten Ger-
brantsz. Boeckverkooper inde Kerck-straet /n'/| A. B. C. Anno 1648. |
[Colophon :] Gedruckt hy Isaac fVillemsz. Boeck-drucker^ op '/ Noort
in 't Schrijf-hoeck^ Anno 1648. | 4to, pp. 56. a-c in eights, and
D in four. 9 Maps and Plates. l. 77930
A new and improved edition, augmented by extracts from three other journals of the
same voyage, and by the following vocabularies from Le Maire's journal on pages 53-
56: Voc.ibvlaer: Ofte Tale van de Eylanden die VVillem Cornelisz. Schouten inde
Zuydt-Zee aenghedacn of bcsocht heeft. Tale vande Eylanden Salomonis. Tale van
het Cocos-Eylandt. Tale oft spr.ike v in de Cuate van Guinea Nova. Sprake v.m 't
Eylant Moyses. Spraecke van 't Eylant Moo, op twee graden : daer de Flitzen w.iren.
On the verso of the title is a new preface "Tot den Leser," in whitli attention is called
to the superior merits of this edition. There are several small woodcuts printed in with
the text. On page 52 is a list of the nine plates, all of which, without exception, were
newly engraved on cupper after those of the original edition (No. 77920). They are
arranged as follows :
(i) Map of the world in two hemibpheies opposite pige 3, without the ulditional
names, verso blank. Inscribed Nom. I. Ful. 3.
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(a) Pl.ite of I'orto Dejire or Lccuwi-n lvylan.lt l)Ctwern yij^'s \1 ami 15, with the
reference letteri A to N. Ih irilu.il Noin. 1. Fo/. 13. The ilf riptive text u at the
top uf page 13.
(3) Map of Tiena .lei luogw, ctf., bttwci-n pages 16 and 17, with the title in Dutch
only, "Caette vamle nicuwe Pa^iagie be/uydtn dc Stratc Maijcllani," etc. Imiribed
Norn. 3. Fol. 17.
(4) Plate of the Imli m jailing canoe between page* a6 and 17. Inscribed Nom. 4.
Fol. a 6.
(5) Plate with the two brief inncriptioni Cocot F.ylunJi and Ftrraden Eyiant, between
pagea a6 and 17. Inscribfil !V"m. 5. Fo/. 17.
(6) Plate of the meeting with the Indian kings in their village, lit-twecn ijagt'a 31
and 33, with the reference letter!, A to L. InMiihed Norn. 6. Fol. 33. The dfscripfive
text it at the top of page 33.
(7) Plate with the single inscription Hoontu EylanJl between pages 38 and y), with
the reference letters A to C. Inscribed Nom. 7. Fol. 38, The descri|itiv(' text is at
the top of page 38.
(8) M^p of Nova Guinea between pages 46 and 47, with the title in Dutch only,
"Caerte van Nova Guinea," etc. Inscribed Nun. S. Fol. 46.
(9) Map of the South Sea between pages 50 and 51, with the title in Diiti h only,
"Caarte vande Zuydzte," etc. Inscribed Nom. 9. Fol, 51. This map is redund in
size one half.
ScHOUTEN. lournael | ofte | Beschrijvinghe van de W()M-|der-
lijcke Reyse, gedaen door NVillcni Oornelisz. | Schouten van
Hoorn, inde laren 1615. 16 16. en 1617. | Hoc hy bezuydcn de
Straet van Magellaiics een nit'u-|we Passagie ofte Strate, tot inde
groote Zuyd-zee, ontdeckt, |ende voort den gtheelen Aerdt-kloot
omgezeylt heeft. | Wat Eylanden, vieemde Volcken en wonder-
lijcke| Avontueren hem ontmoct zijn. | Desen laetsten Druck ver-
betert, en uyt eenige geschievcn lournalen, van Aiis| Claessz. en
andere, gehouden op de selfde Reyse, mercklijc k vermeeidert. |
[Large vignette containing two figures standing, a ship in a frame,
etc.] I Tot Hoorn., Ghedruckt h Isaac H'tllemsz. | Foor A-Iieus lansz.
Jppel., Boeckverkooper aen de Roo-steen., in \ de Nieuwe Bybe/y Anno
1648. 1 [Colophon:] Gedruckt by Isaac ff^ll/ernsz. Boeck-drucker^
op 't Noort in *t Schrijf-hoeck., Juno 1648.] 410, pp. 56. A-c in
eights, and d in four. 9 Maps and Plates. l. 77931
A duplicate of the preceding edition (No. 77930), the only difference being in the
inipiint. On the verso of the title is the new preface "Tot den Leser."
Schouten. louinael | ofte | Beschrijvinghe van de won-|der-
lijcke Reyse, gedaen door Willem Cornelisz. | Schouten van
Hoorn, inde laren 1615. 1616. en 161 7. | Hoe hy bezuyden de
Straet van Magellanes een nieu- ] we Passagie ofte Strate, tot inde
groote Zuyd-zee, ontdeckt,|ende voort den geheelen Aerdt-kloot
omgezevit heeft. | Wat Eylanden, vreemde Volcken en wonder-
lijcke I Avontueren hem ontmoet zijn. | Desen laetsten Druck ver-
^
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SCMOUTEN.
hetert, en uyt eenigc geschrrvrn lournalen, van Aris|CUes!i/. en
andere, gehuuden op dc seWde Reysc, mcrcklijck vermcerdcrt. |
[Large vignette containing two figures standing, a ship in a frame,
etc.] I Tot Hoorrty (ihctiruckt hy Isaac Ifilttmsz. \ ynor Ian lamx.
Deuttl^ Botckvttkooptr op '/ (hit in Bitstkens | Testaw/nt^ /fnuo
1648. 1 [Colophon:] Gtdruckt by Isaac H^IUmsz. Boeck-lrucktr^
op 't Noort in 't Schrij/-hatcky Anno 1648. | 4to, pp. 56. A-t in
eights, and d in (bur. 9 Maps and Plates. i.. 77932
A (lu|i|icau- of flip |ii'(;ci'iling cditiutiii (No.s. 77930, 77^31), the only ch.ingi- licing in
the irr print, 'I'he utub of tlic canceled ticlv, t)n whiih the above title it p.iKtrd, cjri be
I'jaily teen in the Lenox copy. On the verio of the title is the new prcfjce "'I'ot tien
Leaer," An additional le,if, not t'ound in the other editii>ns, is .ilio inierti-d in the
Lenox copy, between the title and tir^t map. It bears the signature mark A2, and con-
tain! a reprint of the original dedication of September 2;, 1618, nigncd VVillem lana/.,
and the anagram on Schouten's name. This le.if contains 34 lines of text on the recto
and 27 on the verso, including the heading and catchwoid. The copies of this edition
ticscribed by Tiele (" Memoirc Bibliographique,' p. 50) were imperfect, and probably
had bome of the plates supplietl from other editions,
ScHOUTEN. Journacl, | Ofte | Beschrijvinge van de wonder-)
lijcke Reyse, ghedaen door | Willem Coinelisz | Schouttin van
Hoorn. I In de laren 1615. 1616. 1617. | Hoe hy be/uyden de
Straet Magellanes eenen nicuwen door-|ganck gevonden heef't,
streckende tot in de Zuyd-Zee, met de | vcrklaringe van de
vreemde Natien, Volckcn, Landen en Avonturen,|die sy gesien,
ende haer wedervaren zijn. j Hier is noch achter by-gcvoeght
eenighe Zee-Vragen ende Antwoordcn, | zijnde seer nut ende
geheel dienstigh alle Schippers, Stiermans ende Zeevarendu maets. |
[Large vignette of two ships.] \t* Jmsti'!re<iam^ \ f^oor "Jocst Hart-
gerSf Boeck-verkooper in de Gasthuys-Ste/!gh^\bezij(hn het Stadt-huys.^
in de Boeck-winckel. 1648. | 410. ^^ 77933
This fills pages 67-120 (signatures £2 to H4 in eights) of Hartgers's edition of
"Oost- en West-Indische Voy.'gie, Duor de Strate Magallines Nacr de Moluques, Met
ses Schepen onder den Commandeur Iiais Spilbergen," etc., for full title and description
of which see Spilbergen (J.) Although it is sometimes found separate from that work,
it does not seem probable that it was ever issued so by the publisher. In the folded
plate at the front of the volume, three of the six figuics beli'ng to Schouten's narrative,
and refer to pages 76, 80 and 100.
ScHOUTEN. lovrnael | Ofte | Beschryving vande won-|der-
lijcke Voyagie, ghedaen door VVillem Cor-| nelisz Schouten, van
Hoorn, in den laerel 1615, 16 16, ende 161 7.] Hoe hy bezuyden
de Straete van Magellanes, een nieuwe | Passagie ondeckt, en de
geheele Aerd-cloot om-gezeylt heeft. | [Vignette of a ship.] | Tot
Dockvm. I Gedruckt hy Louis Flas-bloem^ Boeckdrucker wonende inde
Kerc I straet int Schrijf-boeck 1649. [ 410, pp. (6), 7-56. A-G in
fours. 6 Plates. l. 77934
SCHOUTEN.
79
Oi» the recto ot the lecond \rif lipgins the " Inleyiiinghe tot den Ounittighen Leier,"
whiih ItlU three |ij(((-,. The vrro of tlir thinl le.if h4» ihr heading, " Strit ile C.ieilrn
■ililm," followeil by thf numbeu of (he iil.ilrj, I ti> 6, to hr pUtiM 4t \'.\^vi 7, 17, jo,
Jl, p >inil 41. liti till tniitdlr !((' thf ».inir \\\^f it .1 tyimnr.ipli'u il itrnimrnt. 'I'hf
cttp()«r|)late« are i)ii»tc ditVctcni tVuni .my in the editiiini iliicrihnl ahive, *\\ exupl the
nnpi being riitniJ iniitatiini of thntc in Willeni J.uu/'« correited rdiii>'ri (No. 77911,
lufira). They a|i||'<Mr Ki have been tint Uhnl in Vlai-bliem'» Latin edition of I f)4K
(No. 77959, in/'-it), whiih Hre for a fuller di"-»ription. In thii lopy they an; not
inicr'.bed with tiir nuinbcrH whiih wric altcrwanls atUled, but .ire arranged as tuliowi 1
(1) Map of the wo.l'l in two llenli^phcl'e!t opposite pj^c 7, with portrait!) above and
at tlif lideii, JU.i witli thf addition il nanirs Trfricut Camti, Tiofkui Capiicrni, etc.,
vurto blank.
(1) I'l.ite of I'orto DfiiiL- or LceuwiMi Ivylandt between p.igea 18 and 19, witli thi;
rcfert-nce Wttcrj A to N. I'he dfi>;riptive text, •• Aenwijiin^ vande kacrtc No. 2," in
at the top of page 18.
(3) Plate of the Indian siiliny canoe oppositi; page 50.
(4) Plate willi the inscriptioni Ftrradert iiij/dmit Itlt dtt traittrit and Co((jt Kijlandi
Ittt lit Cncoi, opposite p.ige 3 1 .
(5) Plate of the meeting with the Indi.in Icingt between pagea 36 nnil 37, tvirhout
the refi.-rence lettcri A to L. The dttiriptive text, " Verklarinjihe van dc lijjure No.
6 [«V]," la at the top of pat,e 37.
(6) Plate of Hourn 1j1 and, between pai;es 41 and 43, luiihout the name of tin; place,
and ivithout the referenie letters A and U. The descriptive tvxt, " Vi'rkl.iriiigc van dc
Figuere No. 7 [«V]," is at the top of p.ige 42.
The long folded map of the Sviuth Sea, which is found in Vlaa-bloem'a Latin cditii'ni
of Schouten's journal, perhaps ought to accompany this edition also, although it is not
included in the list of plates. The following edition has the same title, but contains
variations.
ScHOUTEN. lovrnael | Oftc | Bcschryving vande won-|der-
lijcke Voyagie, ghedaen dttctr VVillcm Cor-jnclisz Schouten, van
Huurn, in den laerel 1615, 1616^ tnde i6i7.|Hoe hy bczuyden
de Straete van Magellanes, ten nieuwe | Passagic ondeckt, en de
geheele Aerd-cloot om-gezcylt hecft. | [ Vignette of a ship.] | Tot
Dockvm. I Gedruckt hy Louis F/as-hloem^ Hoeckdrucker wonende hidt
Kerc I straet int Schrijf-boeck 1649. | 410, pp. (6), 7-56. a-g in
fours. 6 Plates. 77935
This edition, although it has the same title, differs from No. 77934 in several
respects. The descriptive text for two of the plates is at the end of the text on page
56. The maps and illustrations are from the same copperplates, but with the numbers
and reference letters added. They are arranged as follows :
(i) Map of the world in two hemispheres opposite pige 7, containing the number 2
in the lower right-hand corner.
{z) Plate of Porto Desire or Lceuwun Eylandt, with the reference letters A to N,
and the number 3 in the lower right-hand corner. The descriptive text is on pj'ge 56,
where this plate is referred to as No. 2.
(3) Plate of the Indian sailing canoe, unnumbered.
(4) Plate with the inscriptions firraJers F.ijlanJt Lie dcs irahtres and Cocoi Eijlandt
Jslt de Cocos, with the number 4 in the lower lefc-h.ind corner.
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(5) I'late of the meeting with the Indian kings, with the reference letters A to L,
and the number 5 in the lower right-hand corner. The descriptive text is on page 56,
where this plate is referred to as No. 5.
(6) Plate with the ;,ingle inscription Hoornte EyIanJi and the reference letters A and
B (all of which are lacking in the earliest impressions of this plate), and with the num-
ber 6 in the lower right-hand romer.
Concerning the map uf ti '.>ath Sea, which perhaps ought also to accompany this
edition, see the note to No. TJ^l^, supra.
ScHOUTEN. lournael Ofte Beschryving vande wonderlijcke
Voyagie, ghedaen door Willem Cornelisz Schouten, van H)oin,
inden laere 1615, 1616, ende 161 7. ... Tot Dockum^ Louis Vlas-
bloetn. 1651. 4to. Plates. 11 9^^
Schouten. lournael, | ofte | Beschrijvingh vande VVon-|der-
lijcke Voyagie, gedaen door Willem | Corneliszen Schouten, | van
Hoorn, in den laere, 1615,! 1616, ende 1617. | In-houdende, hoe
Hy bezuyden de Straete van | Magellanes, een Nieuwe Passagie
ontdect, ende dejgheheele Aerdt-Kloot om-geseylt heeft. | [Vig-
nette of two ships.] 1 1* Amsterdam^ \ By Louis Vlas-bloem^ Boeckver-
koper^ 1655.1 4to, pp.48. A~F in fours. 6 Plates. L. 77937
This edition contains no prefatory matter. The plates are the same as in Vlas-
bloem's second edition of 1649 (No. 77935, *"/"■")» with the numbers and reference
letters, etc. They are arranged as follows i," the Lenox copy :
(1) Map o^ the world in two hemispheres, numbered 2, ojipoiite page 3.
12) Plate of the Indian sailing canoe, unnumbered, between pages 4 and 5.
(3) Plate of Porto Desire or Leeuwen Eylandt, numbered 3, and with the reference
letters A to N, between pages 12 and 13. The descriptive text, " Verklaringne vande
Caerte, No. 2 ["V]," is on page 47.
(4) Plate with the inscriptions Vcrraden Eijluiuit Is,, des traisires and Cocos Eijlandt
Isle de Cocos, numbered 4, between pages 20 and 21.
(5) Plate of the meeting with the Indian kings, numbered 5, and with the reference
lettets A to L, between pages 24 and 25. The descriptive text, " Verclaringhe vande
Figuyre, No. 5," is on pages 47, 48.
(6) Plate with the inscription Hoornse Eyiandt, numbered 6, and with the reference
letters A an-^ B, between pages 32 and 33. The descriptive text, " VerkLiringhe van
de Figuyr, No. 6," is on page 48.
According to the directions on the last page, headed " Stelt de Caert'.-n aldu-," the
plates as numbered there l to 6 should be placed at pages 3, 12, 21, 24, 28 and 33.
The map of the South Sea is not in the Lenox copy, nor is it included in the number-
ing ot the plates.
Schouten. Journael ofte Beschrijvinge van de wonderlickc
Reyse gedaen door Willem Cornelisz Schouten van Hoorn, inde
Jaren 1615, 16 16 en 1617. Hoe hy bezuyden de Stiaet van
Magellanes een nieuwe Passagie ofte Strate, tot inde groote Zuyd-
zee, ontdeckt ende voort den geheelen Aerd-kloot omgezeylt
heeft. ... [J^argc woodcut.] /' J7nsterdam., Gedruckt by Ian lacobsx
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BoumaH^ Boeckverkoopcr op '/ Water,, inde Lelye omler de Doorneu.
Anno 1658. 4to, pp. 56. 6 Plates. J.c.b. 77938
This edition is said to agree exactly with the edition of 1661, No. 77939, '"/'"i
which see for a description of tJK' hocjk and plates.
ScHOUTKN. Journacl, | ofte | Beschrijvinge van de wonder- |
lijcke Reyse, gedaen door Willcm Cornelisz | Schouten van
Hoorn, in de laren 16 15. 16 16. en 1617. | Hoe hy bezuyden de
Straet van Magellanes een nieuwe | Passagie ofte Strate, tot inde
groote Zuyd-'/ee, ontdeckt | endc voort den geheelen Aerd-kloot
omgezeylt heett. | Wat Eylanden, vreemde Volckeren en wondcr-
lijcke| Avontueren hem ontmoct zijn. | Desen laetsten Druck ver-
betert, en uyt eenige geschreven lournalen, | van Aris Klaessz en
andere, gehouden op de selfde Reyse, merckelijck vermeerdert. |
[Vignette of king David in battle, with an inscription.] \f Jm-
sterdam^ | Gedruckt hy Ian lacobsz Bouman^ Boeckverkooper op '/
Water ^ in \ de Lelye onder de Doornen^ Anno 1661. | [Colophon :]
f Amsterdam^ \ Gedruckt by Broer lansz Bouf/ian^ woonende op V
Water ^ Anno i66i.| 4to, pp. 56. A-c in eights, and D in four.
6 Plates. L. 77939
An exact reprint of the Hoorn eiiition of 1648, with the vocabularies. On the verso
of the title is the preface "Tot den Leser." The six plates, which were reengraved on
wood, are named and placed as follows according to tile " Register" on page 52 :
(i) " Werelt-Caertgen " opposite page 3. Inscribed Folio 3.
(2) "Leeuv/en Eylandt" opposite page 12, with the reference letters A to N.
Inscribed FoUo 13. The descriptive text, "Aenwijsinge van de Kacrte N". 2,' is at
the top of page I 3.
(3) " Indiaensche Schuyt met besaen" opposite page 26. Inscribed Folic 26.
(4) 'Cocos Eylandt" opposite page 27. Inscribed Folio 27.
(5) " Indiaensche Koningh onder de Hut" opposite page 32, with the reference let-
ters A 'o L. Inscribed Folio 33. The descriptive text, '* Verklaringe van de Figure
N". 5," is at the top of page 33.
(6) " Hoornse Eylandt" opposite page 38, with the reference letters A and B.
Inscribed Folio 38. The descriptive text, "Verklaringe van de Figure N". 6," is at the
top of page 38.
ScHouTKN. Journael | Van de vvonderlijckc Reyse, | Gedaen
door| Willem Cornelisz. | Schouten van Hoorn, | In de Jaren 1615.
1616. en 1617.I Verhalende hoe dat hy bezuyden de Straet | Ma-
galanes, eenen nieuwen Doorganck gevonden heeft, streckende
tot I in de Zuydt-Zee, met de vreemdigheyt der Volckeren, Lan-
den en Won-|derhecden die men aldaer gesicn hecft. | [Vignette
of ships.] I t Amsterdam^ Gedruckt | By Gillis 'Joosten Saeghman^ in
de Nieitwe-straet^ | Ordinaris Drucker van de lournalen ter 'Lee^ en
de Landt-Reysen.\ [1663?] 4to, pp. 48. a-f in fours. Folded
map of South America. L. 77940
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A reprint of H.irtgors's edition, No. 77933, lupra, with the additii)n of some of the
vocabularies of the Hoorn edition of 1648 on pages 47, 48. It forms one of the parts,
usually the eleventh in order, of Sjeghman's collection of voyages, published between
1663 pnd 1670. A woodcut portrait of Schouten is on the verso of the title, and six
engravings are printed in with the text, which is in double columns.
ScHouTKN. Journael | Van de Wonderlijcke Reyse, | Gedaen
door|Willem Coinelisz. [ Schouten van Hoorn, | In de laren 1615.
1616. en 1617. 1 Verhalende hoe dat hy bezuyden de Straet I Ma-
galancs, eenen nieuwen Doorganclc gevonden heeft, strec-|kende
tot in de Zuydt-Zee, met de vreemdigheden der Volckeren, I Lan-
den en Wonderheden, die men aldaer gesien heeft. | [Large
engraving of seven men with guns, etc.] | t" Amsterdam^ \ By
M'tchiel de Groot^ Boeck-verkooper op de Nieu-\wen-dijck^ tusschen
heyde de Hacrletnmer-sluysen^ in de groote BybeL \ [1664?] 4to, pp.
48. A-F in fours. L. 77941
A poorly printed edition in double columns, without maps or plates, but with six rude
engravings ir the text. The last two pages contain, " Vocabulaer, of Tale van eenige
Eyianden, die Willem Cornelisz Schouten, in He Zuydt-Zee aen gedaen heeft," /. e. of
the Salomon islands, and of the islands of Cocos, Moyse and Moo. " Dans la collec-
tion de pamphlets de la Bibliotheijuc Royale de la Haye [Bihlioth. Duncanniana), qui fut
de bonne heure classce dans un ordre chronologique, cette edition figure parmi des traites,
portmt 1.1 date de 1664. Michiel de Groot imprima vers 1 660-1 680." — Tiele.
Schouten. Journael van de wonderlijcke Reyse, gedaen door
Willem Cornelisz Schovten van Hoorn, in de Jaren 1615, 1616
en 1 61 7. Verhaelcnde hoe dat hy bezuyden de Straet Maga-
lancs ... t' Amsterdam^ Gedruckt by Michiel de Groot^ Boeck-verkooper
op den Nieuwendijck^ tusschen beyde de Maerlemmer-sluysen^ in de
Groote BybeL [1664.?] 4to, pp. 48. j.c.B. 77942
This edition appears to ditier slightly in tlie imprint from No. 77941, iupra.
Schouten. Journael Van de Wonderlijcke Reyse, Gedaen
door Willem Cornelisz Schouten van Hoorn, in de Jaren 1615,
1 6 1 6 en 1 6 1 7 ... Amsterdam^ JVeduwe van Michiel de Groot.
[1690.?] 4to. 77943
See Tiele'b " Memoire Bibh.igraphique," p. 41, ntte.
Schouten. Journael Van de Wonderlijcke Reyse, Gedaen
door Willem Cornelisz Schouten van Hoorn, in de Jaren 1615,
161 6 en 1 61 7 ... Amsterdam^ Gijsbert de Groot. 1 7 16. 410.
Schouten. Journael | Van de Wonderlijcke Reyse, | Gedaen
dour I Willem Cornelisz. | Schouten van Hoorn, | In de Jaren 1615.
1616. en 16 1 7. I Verhalende hv>o dat hy bezuyden de Straet Ma-
gellanes, cencn nieuwen | dcntrganck gevonden heeft, streckende
tot in de Zuydt-Zee, | met de vreemdigheden der Volckeren, Lan-
den en | V/onderheden, die men aldaer gesien heeft. | [Large
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engraving of seven men with guns, etc.] | t" Annterdom^ \ By fie
IVeduwe van Gijsheyt de Groot^ Boeck-verkoopster op den \ N'leuwen-
dijck^ in de Groote Bybcl. \ [1740?] 410, pp. 48. A-F in fours. L.
This edition agrees in text p.ige for p.ige and column for column with the undated
one published by Michiel de Groote, No. 77941, sufra. There is some variation in
the woodcuts, liowevir, and they are not all arr..nged in the same way.
ScHouTEN. Journaal | Van de Wonderlijke Reyze, | Gedaan
door I Willem Cornelisz. | Schouten van Hoorn. | In de Jaaren
1615. 1616. en 1617. j Vcrhalende hoe dat hy Bezuyden de Straat
Magellanes, eenen | Nituwen doorgank gevonden heeft, strek-
kende tot in de Zuyd-Zee, | met de Vreemdigheden der Volkeren,
Landen en | Wonderheden, die men aldaar gezien heeft. | [Large
vignette of a ship.] | Tot Amsterdam^ \ By Joannes Kannewet^ Boek-
verkooper in de Nes^ | in de Gekroonde lugte Bybel. 1766. | 4to, pp.
48. A-F in fours. L. 77946
A reprint of No. 77945, supra, but with dift'erent woodcuts.
ScHouTKN. lovrnal | ov | Description | de I'admirable voyage |
de Guillaume Schouten Hollandois. | Comme par luy est decouvert
vers le zud du | destroict de Magellan un nouveau passage, | pour
parvenir en la mer du Zud, jus-|ques a ce temps incognu. |
Ouelles Terres, Isles, Gens & avontures estranges | par luy sont
trouvcz en la dicte Mer du Zud. | Illustre de belles Cartes &
Figures taillez | en cuivrc. | [Small vignette of two globes in a pair
of scales.] I A Amsterdam. \ Imprlme ches Guil/iaume lanson. \ [n. d.]
4to, pp. (6), I blank leaf, 1-88. a-m in fouio. 9 Maps and
Plates, folded. L. 77947
The first edition of Schouten's journal in Fiench. It was probably published at
about the same time as the first Dutch edition (No. 77920, supra), in the latter part of
September, l6l8. The " Avant-propos" fills the second and third of the preliminary
leaves, and is undated. The maps and plates are from the copperplates of the original
edition, and in the Lenox copy three of them are in thw first state, before the additional
inscriptions and names were engraved. They are arranged as follows :
(i) Map of the world in two hemispheres preceding page i, with portraits above and
at the sides, and the si!;nature mark B on the lower margin. This impression of the
map, verso blank, does not contain the additional inscriptions Tropicus Cancri and Tro-
picus Capricortii un the wesfjrn half, or the names lapOf Baniia, C. Bona Spei and S.
Helena on the eastern half.
(2) Plate of Porto Desire or Lceuwen Eylandt between pages 14 and 15 [or 16 and
17], with the refer(!nce letters A to N, and on the verso of the first half the descrip-
tive te-t, headed, " Esrlarcisjement de quelques demonstrations en la Carte suivante de
Porto Desire," and the signature mark C4 on the margin below.
(3) Map of Tierra del Fuogo, etc., between pages 18 and 19, with the title in Dutcli
and French, and the signature in irk Da on the margin below.
(4) Map of the South Sea between pages 24 and 25, with the title in Dutch, French
and Latin, and the sign.iture marl: E on the margin below.
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(5) I'l.ite of the Indi.in sailing cariDC between pages 36 and 37, with the signature
mark F3 on the margin below.
(6) Plate with the inscriptions Cocos Eylandi, etc., between pages 40 and 41, with the
signature mark G on the margin below.
(7) Plate with the inscription Hoonise Eijlandt Isle de Hoorn, between pages 50 and
51 for 48 and 49]. This impression o( the plate, verso blank, contains the signature
marit Ha on the lower mart;in, but is without the reference letters A, B and C, and
has no descriptive text.
(8) Plate of the Indian kings and their village between pages 56 and 57. This
impression of the plate, verso blank, contains the signature mark I on the lower mar-
gin, but is witliout the reference letters A to L, and has no descriptive text.
(9) Map of Nova Guinea between pages 64 and 65, with the title in Dutch, French
and Latin, and the signature mark K on the margin below.
A copy of this edition, lacking two plates, was priced by Leclerc in 1878 (" Biblio-
theca Americana," No. 1989), at 200 francs.
ScHOUTKN. lovrnal | Ou | Description |du merveilleux voyage
de Gvilliavme | Schovten, Hollandois natif de Hoorn, | fait es
annees 1615, 1616 & 161 7. | Comme (en circumnavigeant le
Globe terrestre) il a dcscouvert | vers le Zud du destroit de Ma-
gellan un nouveau passage, | jusques a la grande Mer de Zud. |
Ensemble, j Dcs avantures admirables qui luy sont advenues en |
dcscouvrant de plusieurs Isles, & peuples estranges. | [Large vig-
nette of ships and a city.] | y/ Amstredam^ \ Che% GuUlaume lanson^
Van 1618. 1 4to, pp. (8), 88. a-m in fours. 9 Maps and Plates,
folded. L. 77948
A reissue of No. 77947, mpra, differing only in the preliminary matter and in some
of the plates. Following the title is the " Preface A u Lecteur de bonnaire"in five
pages, which is quite different from the " Avant-propos" of the undated edition. On
the verso of the fourth preliminary leaf are two epigrams on .Schouten's voyage, neither
of which are in No. 77947. Pages I to 88 of the text are not reprints, but are iden-
tical in both editions. The maps am* illustrations are from the same copperplates and
have the same positions, but three of them contain variations.
(i) Map of the world in two hemispheres preceding page I, with the signature
mark B on the lower margin. This impression of the map, verso blank, contains the
additional inscriptions Tropicus Cancri and Tropicus Capricorni on the western half, and
the names lapd, Banda, C. Borne Upei and S. Helena on the eastern half.
(2) Plate of Porto Desire or Leeuwen Eylandt between pages 14 and 15, with the
reference letters A to N. On the verso of the first half is the descriptive text as in
No. 77947, with tlie signature mark C4 below.
(3) Map of Tierra del P'uogo, etc., between pages 18 and 19, with the signature
mark D2 on the lower margin, and the title in Dutch and French.
(4) Map of the South Sea between pages 24 and 25, with the signature mark E on
tlic lower margin, and the title in Dutch, French and Latin.
(5) Plate of the Indian sailing canoe between pages 36 and 37, with the signature
mark F3 on the lower margin.
(6) Plate with the inscriptions Cocos Eylandt, etc., between pages 40 and 41, with
the signature mark G on the lower margin.
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(7) Plate with the inscription Hoomse Eijiandt hie de Huorn, between pagcii 50 and
51. Also with the reference letters A, B and C, which are lacking in the first impres-
sion of this plate. On the verso of the first half is the descriptive text, headed, " De-
claration de (juelques demonstrations en ceste Caurte de la Rade de I'lsle de Hoorne,"
and the signature mark Hi below.
(8) Plate of the Indian kings and their village between pages 56 and 57. Also
with the reference letters A to L, which are lacking in the first impressions of this
plate. On the verso of the first half is the descriptive text, headed, " Declaration de
quehjues marques en ceste Carte suivante," and the signature mark I below.
(9) Map of Nova Guinea between pages 64 and 65, with the signature mark K on
the lower margin, and the title in Dutch, French and Latin.
Priced by Maisoimeuve in 1881 (" Bibliotheca Americana," No. 2952), at 200
francs; Dufosse in 1(887 ("Americana," No. 22954), at 85 francs. A set of the nine
plates alone was priced by the latter bookseller in 1888 (No. 29284), at 50 francs.
ScHoUTEN. Jovrnal I Ou I Description I dv merveillevx voyage
dc I Gvillavnic Schovtcn, Hollandois natif de | Hoorn, fait es
annees 1615. 1616. & 1617. | Comme (en circiim-navigeant le
Globe tcr- 1 restif) il a dcscouvert vers le Zud du destroit de Ma-
gellan vn I nouveau passage, jusques a la grande Mer de Zud. |
Ensemble, | Dcs avantures admirables qui luy sont advenues en |
descouvrant dc plusieurs Isles, & peuples estranges. | [Large vig-
nette of ships and a city.] | a Jmstredarn^ \ Chez Ian lansson^ Li-
braire^ demeurant siir I Eau^ \a la Carte Marine. 1619. | 410, pp.
(8), 88. A-M in fours. 9 Maps and Plates, folded. l. 77949
A reprint of No. 77948, by a different publisher, with the title vignette, maps and
plates that were used in Jan Janssen's Dutch editions (Nos. 77922-77926, supra)^
which see for a fuller description. The second, third and fourth preliminary leaves
contain the "Preface. Au lecteur debonnaire" in five pages, and the epigrams on
Schouten on one page. The illustrations are arranged as follows :
(i) Map of the world in two hemispheres, verso blank, opposite the title. Without
signature mark, and without the additional inscriptions Tropicus Cancri, etc.
(2) Plate of Porto Desire or Leeuwen Eyiandt between pages 14 and 15, with the
reference letters A to N, and on tlie verso the descriptive text, headed, " Esclarcisse-
nii'iit de quelques demonstrations en 1 1 Carte suivante de Porto Desire," and the signa-
ture mark C4 on the lower margin.
(3) Map of Tierra del Fuogo, etc., between pages 24 and 25, with the title in Dutch
and French, and in the lower left-hand corner the inscription Fol. 24, but without sig-
nature mark.
(4) Plate of the Indian sailing canoe between pages 40 and 41, with the inscription
Fol. 41 in the lower left-hand corner, but without signature mark.
(5) Plate with the inscription Cocos Eyiandt, etc., between pages 44 and 45, with the
inscription Fol. 45 in the lower right-hand corner, but without signature mark.
(6) Plate with the inscription Hoomse Eijiandt Isle de Hoorn between pages 50 and
51, with the reference lette's A, B and C, and on the verso the descriptive text, headed,
" Declaration de quelques demonstrations en ceste Carte de la Rade de I'lsle de Home,"
and the signature mark H2 below. In the other French edition (No. 77948) two ot
the words in this heading are spelled "Caerte" and " Hoorne."
(7) Plate of the Indian kings and their village between pages 56 and 57, with the
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reference lettrra A to L, and on the verso the descriptive text, hiMiieil, '* l^ecl.iiation dc
quelques marques en ceste Carte suivante," and the sij:n iture ni.uk I below.
(8) Map of Nova Guinea between pages . o and 8i, with the title in Dutch, French
and Latin, but without signature mark.
(9) Map of the South Sea between pages 84 and 85, with the title in Dutch, French
and Latin, but without signature mark.
Tiele describes a copy (No. 40 of liis list), in which the plate of Porto Desire was
without any descrii)tive text on the verso.
ScHOUTEN. Jovrnal I Ou I Description I dv mervcillcvx voyage
dc I Gvillavmc Schovtcn, Hollandois natif dc | Hooin, fait cs
annees 1615. 161 6. & 161 7. | Comme (en circum-navigeant le
Globe tcr-|restre) il a dcscouvcrt vers Ic Zud du dcstroit dc Ma-
gellan vn I nouveau passage, jusqucs a la grandc Mcr de Zud. |
Ensemble, | Dcs avanturcs admirablcs qui luy sont advcnues en |
descouvrant de plusicurs Isles, & pcuples estranges.] [Large vig-
nette of ships and a city.] | fi Avntredam^ \ Chez Harman lamon^
Marchand L'lhra'tre^ demeurant j en la VVormoes-itraet^ a h Sereine.
1619.I 4to, pp. (8), 88. A-M in fours. 9 Maps and Plates,
folded. J.C.R., I,. 77950
This edition is the saine as tlie preceding (No. 77949), the only diftercnce being the
change of imprint. The maps and plates are lacking in the Lenox copy. Priced by
Miilicr in 1872 (No. 1956), 35 florins; Dufosse )n 1887 (No. 26327), 60 fr.mcs.
One of these Amsterdam editions in French was sold at Bolton Corney's f.ile in 1871
for ten guineas.
ScHOUTEN. Jovrnal | ou | Description | dv mervcillcvx voy;igc
dc I Gvillavmc Schovtcn, Hollandois natif dc | Hoorn, fair cs
annees 1615. 1616. h ibiy. | Comme (en circum-navigeant le
Globe tcr-|restre) il a descouvert vers ie Zud du dcstroit dc Ma-
gellan vn I nouveau passage, jusques a la grandc Mcr de Zud. |
Ensemble, | Dcs avanturcs admirablcs tjui luy sont ad\enucs en }
descouvrant de plusicurs Isles, & pcuples estranges. | [Large vig-
nette of ships and a city.] | J Jtristredarn^ | Chez Pierre du Keere^
Tailleur de Cartes^ demeurant en \ la Calverstraet^ a Penseigne du
temps incertain. 1619. | 410, pp. (8), 88. 9 Maps and Plates,
folded. 77951
This edition is the same as the two preceding (Nos. 77949, 77950), the only ditVer-
ence being the change of imprint. " Pierre du Keere ou Pieiei van der Keere, dont
nous possedons entre autres de petits Atlas, a probabienient grave les cartes de ce jour-
nal."—Tiele.
ScHOUTEN. Iovrnal|ov Relation [cxacte dv voyage |dc (j\ill.
Schovten, | dans les Indes : Par vn nouucau | dcstroit, & par les
grandcs Mers | Australc*. qu'il ii dcscouuert, vers | le Pole Antar-
tique. I Ensemble des nov-|uclles Terrcs auparauant incognues, |
Isles, Fruicts, Pcuples, & Animaux | estranges, qu'il a trouue en
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son chcmin : | Et dcs rarcs obscruations qu'il y a fait | touchant la
dccliiiaisoii dc I'Aymant. | A Par'n^ \ Chez M. Gohert^ au Palais en
la gallerie | des pr'isonn'urs : Et les Cartes^ chex M. | Tauernier^ Gra-
ueur (In Ro)\ de- \ meurant au pont Marchand. \ M. DC. xviii. | Sm.
8vo, pp. (14), 232. Sig. a in seven, a in four, and b-p in eights.
8 Maps and Plates, folded. L. 77952
This is mainly a reprint of the Amsterdam French edition of i6l8, but with many
alterations and improvements in the text. The first leaf of signature a was probably a
blank. Following the title is the dedication of the publisher, "A Monseignevr Mon-
seignevr dv V.iir, Garde dcs Sceaux de France, signed M. G., beginning on the recto
of aiij and ending on the recto of "liiij. On the verso of the latter begins a new preface
"Av lectevr, Salvt," which (ills (''(.lit pages, the verso of the last one being blank.
The " Avant-prdpos" on p.iges i -7, verso blank, is not the •' Avant-propos" of the
undated French edition, but a revision of the "Preface Au Lecteur de bonnaire" in No.
77948, with some changes. The text of the journal begins on page 9. Pages 56, 90,
91, 94, 95, 9S, 99, 102, 103, 215 are respectively misnumbered 46, 100, loi, 104,
105, 108, 109, 112, 113, 115, and page 179 is numbered upside down. The eight
maps and views are close imitations, on a slightly smaller scale, of the original plates in
x\\tM firtt st.ite, as they appi^ar in No. 77947, but all the views and figures are reversed.
They are arranged in the following order, each one except the first being inscribed with
the number of the page opposite which it belongs :
(i) Map of the world in two hemispheres opposite page 9, with portraits above and
at the sides. Without the additional inscriptions Trupkui Cancri, etc.
(2) Map of Tierra del Fuogo, etc., with the title in French. lnscribed_/'" 57.
(3) Map of the South Sea, with the title in French. Insrribedy" 73.
(4) Plate of the Indian sailing canoe. Inscribed/" 103.
(5) Plate with the inscriptions isle de Cocos, etc. Inscribed/" 113.
(6) Plate with the inscription isle de Hoorn, without the reference letters A, B and C
Inscribed/" 137.
(7) Plate of the Indian kings and their village, without tiie reference letters A to L.
Inscribed/" 153.
(8) Map of Nova Guinea, with the title in French. Inscribed/" 169.
Priced by Lederc in 1878 (" Bibliotheca Americana," No. 1990), 130 francs;
Dufosse in 1878 (No. 4909), 120 francs.
ScHouTEN. Iovrnal|ov Relation | exactc dv voyage | de Gvill.
Schovten, | dans les Indes : Par vn nouueau | destroit, & par les
grandes Mers | Australes qu'il a descouuert, vers | le Pole Antar-
tique. I Ensemble des nov-|uelles Terres auparau.nit incognues, |
Isles, Fruicts, Pcuples, Si Aniniaux | estranges, qu'il a trouue en
son chemin : | Et des rarcs obscruations qu'il y a fait | touchant la
dcclinaison de I'Ayniant. \ J Paris .^ | Chez M. Gobert., au Palais en
la gallerie | des prisonniers : Et les Cartes., che-z M. \ Tauernier,, Gra-
ueur du Roy., de-\tneuraut au pont Marchand. | M. DC. xix. | Sm.
8vo, pp. (14), 232. Sig. a in seven, a in four, and b-p in eights.
8 Maps and Plates, folded. L. 77953
This edition is the same as the one preceding (No. 77952), the only ditference being
the change of date in the imprint. There are two copies in the Lenox Library, both of
88
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which have pages 56 and 115 wrongly numberfi' 46 and 115, .ind p.^ir 179 niiiiibcrfd
upside down. The other errors of pagination tud hcen corrected, but th(fy will prolMbly
be found in some copies of this date.
ScHouTEN. Iovrnal|ov| ReIation|cxactc dv voyage |(lc Gvill.
Schovten, | dans Ics Indcs : Par vn nouucau | dcstroit, & par Ics
grandcs Meis | Australes qii'il a dcscouucrt, vers | le Pole Antar
tiquc. I Ensemble des nov-|iielles Teries aupaiauant incogiiues, |
Isles, Fruicts, Pcuples, &c Animaux | estranges qiril a trouue en
son chcmin. | Et des lares obseruations qu'il y a fait | touchant la
dcclinaison de I'Aymant. | J Pfiris^\ Chez lean Gv'ignarfl^ Et Henry
le Grcs^ I au premier Pi /Her de la grande Sale \ du Palais. | M. DC. xxx. |
Sm. 8vo, pp. (14), 231. Sig. ;1 in seven, a in four, and h-p in
eights. 8 Maps and Plates, folded. l. 77954
This edition is the same as ilic two pieccding (Ncj3. 77952, 779S3), the only difter-
ence being in the substitution of a new title. Tlicre are two copies in the Lenox Library,
in one of which pages 56, 90, 91, 94, 95, 9S, 99, 102, 103, 215 are tespectively niis-
numbered 46, loo, lOI, 104, 105, 108, 109, 112, 113, 115, and page 179 is numbered
upside down. In the other copy all the errors of pagination l..'d been corrected except
pagLi 56 and 215, which are wnmgly numbered 46 and 115, and paije 179, which is
numbered upside down.
ScHOUTEN. Warhatt'te Beschreibung| Der Wund'jrbarlichcn |
Riiyse vnd SchifFart, so Wilhclm Schout von | Horn, ausz Hol-
land! nach Siiden gethan, vnd was | gestalt er hinter der Magel-
lanischen Enge, cin newel vnd zuuor vnbekante Durchfahrt in
die Sudcrsee | gefunden. | Ncl)en kurtzer Anzeig der Landschaff-
ten, I Insiiln, Vtdckern, vnd deigicichen, so er aiifF ange-|denter
Raysz angetroftcn. Sanipt etlich beyge-j Icgten Kiipfferstiicken. |
[Ornament.] | Gedruckt %u Arnheitn., Bey Ian lansen,, Anno i6l8.|
4to, 20 unnumbered leaves, the last one blank, a-e in fours.
9 Maps and Plates, folded. l. 77955
The title, verso blank, is foUoueil by the "Vorred" in two pages, after which the
journal begins on the third V'.xi. This is closely printed in long lini's, and does not
appear to be abridged. The maps and iilustr.itions, which are bound at the end of the
volume, aie from the same cop)ierpIates as those in the Dutcli edition of the s.inie pub-
lisher (No. 77922, stifirii), which see for a fuller description. They are as follows, the
order of arrangement varying 'n ditferent copies:
(1) Map of the South Sea, with the title in Dutch, Frendi and Latin.
(2) Map of the world in two hemispheres, verso blank.
(3) Map of Tierra del Fungo, etc., with the title in Dutch and Fiench, and the
inscription Fo/. 24.
(4) Plate of Porto Desire or Leeuwen Kylandt, with the i';ference letters A to N,
verso blank.
(5) Plate with the inscription Hoornse Rijldiult li/e de Ifaorii, .md the reference let-
ters A, [{ and C, and on the verso the de,scri|itive text, headed, " Declaration de qiu Iquc,
demonstrations en ceste Carte de la Radc de I'lsle de f'')rne," with the signature mark
Hi below.
bCHDUTKN.
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(6) Plate with the inscriptions Cocos Eylundt, etc., and Fol. 45,
(7) Plate uf the meeting with the Indian Icings, with the reference letters A tu L,
veriu blank.
(8) Plate of the Indian aailing canoe, with the inscription Fol, 41.
(9) Map uf' Nuvu Guinea, with the title in Dutch, French and Latin.
One of the two copies of this edition in tin; Lenox Library contains a woodcut por-
trait opposite the "Vorred," probably intended for Schuute.'i, which may have been
inserted at the time of publication.
ScHOUTEN. Die scchtzehende SchifFfahrt. | Journal, | Oder |
Beschreibung dcr wun-|dcrbarcn Rcisc Wilhclm Schoutcn | ausz
Hollaiidt, im Jahr ifJiS-J 16. viid 17. [ Darinnen cr eine nciiwe
Durchfahrt nchcn dfni | Frcto Magt-llanico, welchc biszhero noch
vnbfkaiint | gcwcscn, in die Suyd See entdeckt. | Beneben erzeh-
lung, was tiir Land, Insuln, Lcut, allda|gefunden, viid sich suns-
ten auft' der Reise in dcr | Suyd See zugetragen. | Mit schiinen
Land Chartcn, vnd Kuptterstiicken erklart. | [Vignette of" two
natives, etc.] | Gedruckt zu Franckfurt am Mayn^ durch Nicolaum |
Hoffmann^ sumptibus Hulsian'ts. \ Im lar M. DC. xix. | 4to, pp. (6),
7-90, and one blank leaf, a-l in fours, and M in two. 9 Maps
and Plates. L. 77956
The sixteenth part of Hulsius's collection of voyages. It u an entirely difterent ver-
sion from No. 779 t^. 'I'lie " Vmredc " fills tile second and third leaves. The maps
and plates are mostly imitations of those in the original Dutch edition, with one excep-
tion, and wcie engraved on cop[. ■' spe' ially for this eiiition. They are as follows :
(1) Map of tiie woild in two iiiniispheres between the title and " Vorrede," with
portraits above and at tiie sides, verso blank. This does not contain the additional
inscriptions Tropicus Caricri, etc.
(2) Map of Tierra del Fuogo, etc., between peges 20 and 21, with the title, "Carte
der durchfahrt so Wil. Sell, ncben dem freto Magellanico Anno i6if). gefunden."
(3) Map of the South Sea between pages 30 ami 31, v\'.iii the title, "Caarte, darin
der zuijd/.e der weg gez.eiget, den Wilhelin Schouten gefaliren, beneben d'.:n Insulcn vnd
landen so cr darin angetrotien."
(4) Small plate of the Indian sailing canoe opposite page 42, with the inscription
L. A. in the upper left-hand corner.
(5) Small plate of Cocos Eylandt, etc., opposite page 45, with the inscription L. B. in
the upper left-hanu corner.
(6) Small plate of Hoornse EijlanJt h!e <le Hoorn opposite page 53, with the inscrip-
tion L. C. in the upper left-hand corner.
(7) Small plate of the meeting with the Indian kings opposite page 60, witli the
inscription L. D. in the upper right-hand corner.
(8) Small plate of a battle between the Dutch and Indians opposite p.ige 74, with
the inscription /,. E. in the upper left-hand corner.
(9) Map of Nova Guinea between pa^es S4 and 85, with the title, "Beschreibung
Nou;e Gvinea!, wie die von Wilhelm Schouten vmbfahren."
For the title of another German version, in De Bry's collection, see Vol. in., p. 57.
i
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ScHOUTEN. Novi Freti,|a parte mcridionali frcti | Magcllanici,
in Magnum Marc Australe | Dctcctio ; | Facta laborinsissimo &
periculosissimoj itinere a Guiliclnio Cornelij Sihoutcnio Hornano,
jAnnis 1615, 1616, Si 1617, totum | Orbeni terraruni circum-|
navigante. | [Large vignette of ships and a city.] | Anistirodatni^ \
Apud Guilielmum Innsonium. 1619.I 410, pp. (8), 95, (l). A-N in
/ours. 9 Maps and Plates, folded. L. TJf^Sl
The vignette on the title is from the lame copperplate that was used in the Dutch
editions of" the same publisher. The " Prjffjtio Ad benevolum Lectorem " begins on
the recto of the second leaf and tills four pages, followed by a Latin "Cirmen" in
two pages more. Pages 94 and 91; are wrongly numbered 8a and H7, On the recto
of the last leaf is a woodcut of a compats, and on the verso a list of the winds in Dutch
and Latin The maps and illustrations arc from tlic plates of the second Dutch edition
(No. 77911, iupra), containing tlie additional names and reference letters, and are
arranged as follows :
(i) Map of the world in two liemispheres preceding page I, with portraits above and
at the sides, and the signature mark B on the lower margin, verso blank. With the
additional inscriptions Tropkui Cancri, etc.
(2) Plate of Porto Desire or Lecuwen Eylandt between pages 22 and 23, witii the
reference letters A to N, and on rhe verso the descriptive text, headed, " Notatio loco-
rum nonnullorum in Tabula subsequent!, de Porto Desire," with the signature mark D4
on the lower margin.
(3) Map of Tierra del Fuogo, etc., between pages 24 and 25, with the title in Dutch
and French, and the signature mark D2 (altered by a pen to E) on the lower margin.
(4) Map of the South Sea between pages 36 and 37, with the title in Dutch, French
and Latin, and the signature mark F3 011 the lower margin.
(5) Plate of the Indian sailing canoe, between pages 44 and 45, with the signature
mark G3 on tlie lower margin.
(6) Plate with the in criptions Cocos Eylandt, etc., between pages 48 and 49, with
the signature mark H on the lower margin.
(7) Plate with the inscription Hoornse Eijlandt Isle de lluorn, bf-tween pages 58 and
50. with the reference letters A, B and C, and on the verso the dcbcriptive text, headed,
♦' N )tatio iocorum in Tabula subsequenti, scilicet, statione Insulic Hornw," with the
signature mark I2 below.
(8) Plate of the meeting with the Indian kings, between pages 62 and 63, with the
reference letters A to L, and on the verso the descriptive text, headed, " Notatio loco-
rum prycipuorum in Tabula in liac subsequenti," with the signature mark I4 below.
(9) Map of Nova Guinea between pages 70 and 71, with the title in Dutch, French
and Latin, and the signature mark K (altered by a pen to K4) on the lower margin.
There are two copies of this edition in the Lenox Library, with slight variations in
the positions of the signature marks on several of the maps and plates, showing that
they were probably stamped on by hand. "Cette edition latine, publiee par Blaeu, a
probablement ete traduite par Nicolaas van Wassenaer." — Tiele. Priced by (^uaritch
in 1874 (No. 10397), £6 6s.
Schouten. DiarivmJ vel| Descriptio laboriosissimi, & Moles-
tissimi|Jtineris, facti a|Gvilielmo Cornelii] Schovteniu, Hornano.
I Annis 1615. 1616. & i6i7.|Cum a parte Australi freti Magel-
ianici, novum ductuni, aut | fretum, in Magnum Mare Australe
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detexit, totiinu'ijl Oihtin tcrrariim circumnavigavit. |<^^ii:is Insulas,
Si rc^ioncs^ iSc popiil.j Jdi-iit, | ^ (iii.x' pcriciila ul)it'iit.| [Large
vignette ot ships and a city.] | Amsterdami, Af^ud Petrum Ktftinm,
A". i6iy. I 4to, pp, (H), 1-24, 17-71. Sig. . and a-k in tours.
9 Maps and Plan s, folded. I,. 77958
A translation of' the ciunil IJut. h cditinn, No. 77911, w/'ni, ditferent (Voni No.
77957 'Vhe (icilicatiiin, •• Am()libsinii!i, I'liuieni ii^iniis, Orn.it'uiimis DD. Domino
Pr«ti)i Coniiulihua, Sciliinis, Rcctorihus Famnsi riiii- Urbisi Maritini.c, Hoitia-," in
two page; ilaffd Octnlier litli, 161X, ami signcil (iiiiliclnivs lansonius, it tollowed by
the " Fiii'tatii' Ad Lcctorcm U'licvolurn " iti fmn pages nioii-. Heiiides the errors if'
pagination no'' cd in the ai)iivo collation, yv^si 14 and 15 o(' the text .iri- misnumbercd
4 and 5. The mijis and plates ire iilcniual with tl.ose used in |an J.ii> hi'n's Krcnth
edition (No. 77949, suf'ia), iiu hiding the dLScriph . •• te.vt in i''reiicii on the back* of
three of the plates. They are placed as follow! 1
(1) Map of the world in two ht-miipheres, a^ter the preface, verso blank.
(2) Map of the South Sea opposite |'agi' I.
(3) ['late of Porto Desire or Leeuwen £ylandt between pages 16 .tnd 17, with the
detcriptive text in French on the verso.
(4) Map of Ticira del Fuogc, etc., between pages 14 and i-jhit.
(5) Plate of the Indian sailing canoe between pages 28 and 29.
(6) Plate of O-cot Ey/unJt, etc., between pages 30 and 31.
{7) Plate of the meeting with the Indian kings, between pages 31 and 33, witli the
descriptive text in French on the verso.
[i) Map of Nova (Jiiiiiea between pages 3S iiid 39.
(9) Plate of Hunnne EijUindt hie ile Hoorii, between pages 46 and 47, with the
descriptiv text in Fren> h on the verso.
Priced by Dufosse in 1887 (No. 16326), 100 francs.
ScHouTEN. Diarivm I vel I Dcscriptio '.ihoriosissimi, & Moles-
tissinii|Itincris, facti a'Gviliclnio Coniclii | Scliovtenio, Hornano.
( Annis 1615. i^i6. cV' 1617. | (Jui a parte Australi fVcti Magel-
lanici, novum ductum, aut | fietum, in Magnum Marc Australe
detexit, totumq;] Orhcm terrarum circumna\ igavit. | Editio altera. |
[Large vignette of ship.s and a city.] | Amstcrdami^ Sumptibus Lu~
dovici Flas-bloem. 1648.] 4to, pp. (8), 1-24, 1 7-7 1. Sig. .*. and
A-K in fours. 7 Maps and Plates, folded. H. 77959
A reprint of No. 77958, supra, with the same dedication and preface, but with the
former dated April 12, 1648, and signed Lvdovicvs Vlas-bloem. The vignette on the
title is I reversed copy of that in tiie original Dutch edition. On page 71 is added a
list, "Tabell.T hoc niodo impingantur," numbered I to 6, to be placed at pages I, 20,
29, 36, 36, 44, 52. At the bottom of the same page is a list of errata in seven lines.
The seven maps and plates are imitations of those in No. 7792 1, newly engraved on
copper for this edition, but tile views and figures are reversed. They are as follows :
(i) Map of the world in two Iiemispheres, with portraits above and at the sides,
and the additional inscriptions Tropicus Cancri, I'ropuus Capricorni, etc. It can be dis-
tinguished from the other editions by the inscription Bra\ii!ii.i (instead of Bra\sHia) on
the South American continent.
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(2) Plate of Porto Desire or Leeuwen Eylandt, with the reference letters A to N,
verso blank. The view is reversed, so that the figures of the men killing die sea lion
are in the right-hand corner of the plate.
(3) Plate of the Indian sailing canoe. The view is reversed, and the boats sailing
towards the right-hand side.
(4) Plate of yerradcrs Eijiandt Isle det traislres and Cocot Eijlandt hit de Cocot.
The view is reversed, so that Cocot Eijlandt is on the right-hand side.
(5) Plate of the meeting with the Indian kings, without the reference letters A to
L, verso blank. The view is reversed, so that the large standing figures are on the
right-hand side.
(6) Plate of Hoorn island, without the name of the place, and without the reference
letters A and B, verso blank. The view is reversed, so that the men in the boat firing
guns are on the right-hand side.
(7) Long folded map of the South Sea, with the title in Dutch, French and Latin.
It can be distinguished from the other editions by the three (instead of two) figures ot
ships, and by the word ctmin (instead of cbemin) in the third line of the French title.
The inscription Strate 'van le Maire is properly printed, as on the original map.
The map of the South Sea is evidently not included in the plate numbers on page 71.
and is probably lacking in some copies. There is no doubt, however, of its belonging
to the book. I am indebted to Mr. Wm. H. Tillinghast, of Harvard College Library,
for the ribove title.
ScHOUTEN. DiarivmJ veI|Descriptio laboriosissimi, & Moles-
tissimi I Itineris, facti a|Gvilielmo Cornelii | Schovtenio, Hornano.
I Annis 1615. 1616. & 1617. | Qui a parte Australi freti Magel-
lanici, novum ductum, aut | fretum, in Magnum Mare Australe
detexit, totumq; | Orbem terrarum ciicumnavigavit. | Editio altera. |
Docseti.) Sumptihus Ludovici Vlas-bloetn, 1648. | 4to, pp. (8), I-24,
17-71. Sig. .". and a-k in fours. 7 Maps i.nd Plates. bm.
Probably a mere reissue of the preceding edition (No. 77959), with only a change in
the imprint.
ScHOUTEN. Diarium, | vel | Descriptio laboriosissimi, & moles-
tissimi | Itineris, facti a | Guilielmo Cornelii | Schoutenio, Hornano.
I Annis 1615. 1616. & 1617. | Qui a parte Australi freti Magel-
lanici, novum ductum, | aut fretum, in magnum Mare Australe
detexit, totumque I Orbem terrarum circumnavigavit. | [Large
woodcut of a ship.] | Anuterdam't^ \ Sumptihus Ludovici Vlas-hlom^
1662 j 4to, pp. (8), 1-24, 17-71. Sig. .*. and a-k in fours.
7 Maps and Plates, folded. l. 77961
This appears to be a mere reissue of No. 77959, supra, the only difference being the
substitution of a new title in place of the canceled one, and a few alterations in the
plates. The dedication is dated April lath, 1648, and signed Lvdovicvs Vlas-bloem.
On page 71 is the list, "Tabellae hoc modo impingantur," numbered I to 6, and the
list of errata in seven lines. The seven maps and plates, in the Lenox copy, are bound
together between the preface and page i of the text. They comprise the following :
(i) Map of the world in two hemispheres, with the number 2 added in the lower
right-hand corner.
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93
(z) Plate of the Indian sailing canue.
(3) Plate of Porto Desire or Leeuwcn Eylandt, with the reference letters A to N,
and with the number 3 added in the lower right-hand corner, verso blank.
(4) Plate of yerraders Kijlandt Js/e da traistres and Cocoi Eijlandt Isle de Cocos, with
the number 4 added in the lower left-hand corner.
(5) Plate of the meeting with the Indian kings, with the reference letters A to L
added, and with the number 5 added in the lower right-hand corner, verso blank.
(6) Plate of Hoorn island, with the inscription Hoorme Eylandt added, and with the
number 6, added in the lower right-hand corner, verso blank.
(7) Long folded map of the South Sea.
For the title of another Latin version, in De Biy's collection, ice Vol. 111., p. 44.
ScHoUTEN. The I Relation of | a Wonderfull Voiage made by
William | Cornelison Schovten of Home. | Shewing how South
from the Straights of Magelan, in | Terra Del-fuogo : he found
and discouered a newe passage | through the great South Sea, and
that way sayled| round about the world. | Describing what Islands,
Countries, People, and strange | Aduentures he found in his saide
Passage. I [Vignette map.] | London | Imprinted by T. D.for Na-
thanaell Nevvbery^ and | are to be sold at the signe of the Starre^ vnder
S. Peters\in Corne-hiU^ and in Pope-head j^lley. 1619.I 4to, pp. (8),
1-36, 36-82, verso blank, a-l in fours, besides the first two
leaves. l. 77962
The vignette map on the title represents Tierra del Fuogo and the southern p„rt of
America. The same cut is repeated on page 22. Following the title is the one-page
dedication, "To the Right WorshipfvU Sir Thomas Smith Knight. Goueriour of the
East Indian Companie. &c.," signed with the initials of the translator, William Phillip,
verso blank. "The Preface" begins on the recto of the •'hird leaf and ends on the
recto of the fourth, verso blank. This edition appears to have been published without
any plates. A copy in the John Carter Brown Library at Providence is described in the
printed catalogue as containing a frontispiece of the two hemispheres with portraits of
Magellan and Schouten at top, a portrait of G. de Bloys, admiral of Zeland, and 3 maps
and 6 plates, all of which were probably inserted. Another English account of the
voyage is in Harris's collection, vol. x.
ScHOUTEN. Relacion Diaria. j Del Viage de Ia-|cobo de
Mayre, | y Gvillelmo Cornelio Schouten, en que dcscubrieron
nueuo Es- 1 trecho y passage del mar del Norte al | mar del Sur, a
la parte Austral | del Estrecho de Ma | gallanes. | Am [Vignette of
IHS.] 1 6 19 I En Madrid. | Por Bernardino de Gitzman. | 410, 26
leaves. Sig. ^ and a-e in fours, and F in two. bm., l. 77963
Improved title of No. 44058, Vol. xi., which see for a note. On the verso of leaf
12, in the margin, are the words " Aqui los Mapas." The maps, however, are not in
the book.
ScHOUTEN. Giornale, I overo I Descrittione | del faticosissimo, |
& trauagliosissimo viaggio, | Fatto da | Gvlielmo Cornelio | Scou-
tenio da Hornalgl'anni 1615. 1616. & i6i7.|Quando dalla parte
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Austiale del Mare Magellanico | scopii vn nuouo condotto, oueio
Mare verso il | gran Marc Australe, & nauigo tutt' il | Mondo
intoriu). | Che Isole, & Paesi, & Popoli habbi veduto, & | in che
pericoli sia incorso. | Tradotto di Latino in Volgare. | [Small vig-
nette of a female.] | In Venetia^ Appresso Santo Grillo^ e Fratell't.
1621. 1 Con L'lcentia cle* Superiorly & Priui/egio. \ Sm. 8vo, 60 leaves.
A-G in eights, and H in four. L. 77964
This is probably the rarest of all the editions of Schouten's journal.
Schouw-Tooneel van Wederwaardigheden of Verzameling van
rampspoedige en ongelukkigc Reistochten, van en naar verschcide
Gewesten van den Aardbodem, gcdaan door Nedcrlandsche en
anderc Schepen, uitvoerig beschreven en met Kunstige Platen
vertierd. Amsterdam : B. Mourik. [1780?] 4to, pp. (4), 270.
13 Plates. c. 77965
For a list of the contents see the "Catalogue of Books added to the Library of Con-
gress," for 1868, p. 253.
[ScHOYEN (David Monrad).] Amerikas Forenede Staters His-
torie. Tre delarne. ... Chicago. 1 874-1 876. 3 vols., i2mo.
ScHRAMKE (T.) Description of the New-York Croton Aque-
duct in english, german and french by T. Schramke, with twenty
plates. New-Tork and Berlin^ at the Author's. 184.6. On stone bf
printed by Mundt Berlin. 4to, pp. (4), 62, and folded Table.
Map and 19 Plates, a. + Second Edition. \lbid.'\ 1855. 4to,
pp. (4), 62, and Table. Map and 19 Plates. 779t>7
Schramm (H.) C. F. Ph. v. Martius. Sein Lebens- und
Characterbild, insbesondere seine Reiseerlebnisse in Brasilien.
Von Hugo Schramm. ... Leipzig: Ludwig Denicke. 1869. 2
vols., i6mo, pp. X, 278; iii, 164. b. 77968
ScHRAMMius (J. C.) De Philosophia Canadensium Populi in
America Septentrionali balbutiente Dissertatio quam Introduction!
in Philosophiam Publicis Lectionibus aggrediendap przemittit &
simul auditores humaniter invitat Jonas Conradus Schrammius
P. P. Helmestadii : Georg Wolfgang Hamm. [1707,] 4to, (12)
leaves. j.c.b. 77969
Ein I Schreiben | An die | Einwohnt | der ( Provinz | Quebec, j
Auszug aus dem ProtocoU des Congresses. | Philadelphia., | Gedruckt
und zu haben bey Heinrich Miller^ | 1 774. | 8vo, pp. (2), 63-76.
Title from Hildeburn.
Schreiben an einen guten Frcund iiber den Gedanken vom
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Ursprunge der amerilcanischen Volker so im Danziger Geschichts-
calender stehen. Thorun. 1777. 8vo. 7797^
Schreiben | des | Evangelisch-Lutherisch und Ret"ormiiteii| Kii-
chen-Rathes, I wie auch|der Bcamtcn der Tcutschcn Gcsellsc'iaft
I in der Stadt Philadelphia, | an die | Tcutschcn Einwohncr | der
Provinzen I von Newyork und NorJ-Carolina. | Philadelphia^ \ Ge-
(Iruckt bey tieinrich Miller^ in der Rees-strasse^\ 1775.I l6mo, pp.
40. 77972
Title from Hildeburn.
ScHREiBERS (K. von), Editor. Nachrichtcn von den kaiserl.
osterreichischen Naturforschern in Brazilien, und den Rcsultaten
ihrer Betriebsamkeit, ... aus den Berichten und Briefen der Na-
turforscher [J. Natterer, H. Schott, J. C. Mikan] an den k. k.
Hofnaturalienkabinets Director, Herrn Karl v. Schreibers, und
nach Untersuchung und Befund der eingesendeten naturhistori-
schen Gegenstande der k. k. Hof- Naturalienkabinets Direction.
Briinn: J. G. Trassler. 1820. 8vo, pp. 191. Plate and Map.
Improved title of No. 7607, Vol. 11., from the catalogue of the Library of Congress.
A second part was printed in 1823.
ScHREiNER (H. L.) The Beauregard Songster, being a Col-
lection of Patriotic, Sentimental, and Comic Songs, the most
popular of the day. Arranged by Hermann L. Schreiner. Pub-
lished by John C. Sch*-einer iff Son^ Macon and Savannah^ Ga. 1864.
i8mo, pp. (2), 36. B., c. 77974
Schreiner. The Gen. Lee Songster, being a Collection of
the most Popular, Sentimental, Patriotic, and Comic Songs. ...
Macon^ Ga.: J. C. Schreiner Iff Son. 1865. i8mo, pp. (2), 36.
-\- Jugusta. 1865. i8mo. 1191 S
Schrik niet ! Schrik niet ! De Engelsche Dog, die Holland-
sche Reutjes en Russische Teefjes Byt, Vint zich opgeslooten
door een' Americaanschen Beer, Deensche en Zweedsche Hon-
den, een Russische Teef, en een met Goud geklaauwden Hol-
landschen Leeuw. Zynde Een Dicht-Stukje in een Staatkundige
Satyrique Samenspraak, tusschen Vraagal en Praatgraag ; Bevat-
tende het begin en oorzaak der tegenwoordige Engelsche Oorlog
tot op deegen tyd toe. Alom te bekomen. [Amsterdam. 1781 ?J
8vo, pp. 16. BA. 119lb
Don't fear! Don't fear! The English djg ... locked up by an American bear,
Danish and Swedish dogs, a Dutch liun ... cont:<ining the beginning and source of the
present war. In verse. On the treaty of armed neutrality of the northern nations
during the War of Independence.
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Schrik Wei Decgelyk ! De Engelsche hond is dol, en za!
noch meenigcn Reu en "^Vcnf een Knaauvv geeven, eer hy door
een Americaanschc Beer, Deensche en Zwcedsche Honden, een
Russische Tecf en een, met goud geklaauwde Hollandschc Leeuw,
zal opgeslooten worden. Dat Veelligt Nooit Gebeuren Zal.
Zynde een Brief van Jan Regtuit, aan zyn vriend Voor dc Vuist.
Alom Te Bekomen. [^Jtnsterdam. 178 1?] 8vo, pp. 15. BA.
Take care, do ! The English dog is mad, and will have many a bite before he gets
locked up by an American bear, etc.
ScHROEDER (J. F.) A Brief Statement touching the Rev*
Dr Schroeder's Late Publication entitled, Documents concerning
Recent Measures of the Vestry of Trinity Church in the City of
New York. New y'ork. 1839. 8vo, pp. io.
77978
ScHROEDER. A Discourse delivered in I'rinity Church, New-
York, on Thursday, November 24, 1825. (The day of General
Thanksgiving throughout the State.) By the Rev. John Fred-
erick Schrofder, a.m. an Assistant Minister of Trinity Church.
Neiu-Tork : Puflhhed by Geo. isf Chas. Carvlll C. S. Van IVinkle^
Printer. 1825. 8vo, pp. 28. B., M., N. 77979
ScHROEDER. The Great Man in Israel : a Discourse on the
Character of the P.ight Reverend John H^^nry Hobart, d.d.,
delivered ... in the City of New-York, September, a. d. mdccc-
XXX. By John Frederick Schroeder, a.m. ... Second Edition.
New-Tor k : Protestant Episcopal Press, mdcccxxx. 8vo, pp. 27.
The first edition lias the same title, date and number of pages.
ScHROEDER. The Intellectual and Moral Resources of Hor-
ticulture. An Anniversary Discourse, pronounced before the
New York Horticultural Society, at the Annual Celebration, Au-
gust 26, 1828. By John Frederick Schroeder, a.m. ... New
York. 1828. 8vo, pp. 40. H. -|- Third Edition. New York.
1838. 8vo. N. 77981
Schroeder. Letter to the Member--, of the Congregations of
the Parish of Trinity Church. By the Rev. J. F. Schroeder,
D.D. With an Appendix. New York: Scatcherd and Adains.^
Printers. 1839. 8vo, pp. 24. D., ba. "J^C)^!
Schroeder. Life and Times of Washington : containing a
particular account of National Principles and Events, and of the
illustrious Men of the Revolution. ]iy John Frederick Schroe-
der, D.D., Author of " Maxims of Washington, collected and
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arraiigcil." lllustiiitcil with hio;hly-finishc(l Steel Eiij2;ravings,
^rom original designs of Historical Scenes, and full-length por-
traits. By Aloiv/,o C'happcl. ... New Tork : Johnson^ //y, and
Company. [1857-1861.J 2 vols., 410, pp. 708 ; (2), 9-762. En-
graved titles, 45 Plates, and 8 pages of the Declaration of Inde-
pendence. L. 77983
Originally issued in forty-six parts, at 25 cents each part. Dr. Schroedcr died while
the fourth part was in the press. The work was then completed by other writers,
among whom was Rufus W. Griswold. A new eiiition, revised and enl.-.rjjed by IJen-
son J. Lossing, was brought out in fifty-two parts, Neiv 7'ork : II. y. yobnsori, 1S79.
ScHROEDER. Maxims of Washington ; Political, Social, Moral,
and Religious. Collected and arranged by John Frederick Schroe-
der, D.D., a citizen of the United States. ... New Tork : D. Apple-
ton and Company. M. Dccc. LV. i2mo, pp. xxiv, 13-423. L.
ScHROEDER. Memoir of the Life and Character of Mrs. Marv
Anna Boardman, with a Historical Account of her Forefathers,
and Biographical and Genealogical Notices of many of her kin-
dred and relatives. By her Son-in-law, John Frederick Schroe-
dcr, D.D. Printed for Private Distribution. New Haven: 1849.
8vo, pp. 478. Portrait. 779^5
[ScHROEDER.] Memorial of Bishop Hobart. A Collection
of Sermons on the Death of the Right Reverend John Henry
Hobart, D.D. Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the
State of New York : with a Memoir of his Life and Writings.
New-Tor k: T. iff y. Swords. MDCCCXxxi. i2mo, pp. cxxiv, 250.
Portrait. H. 77986
ScHROEDER. Plea for the Industrious Poor and Strangers, in
Sickn-^ss. An Address delivered at the Opening of an Edifice
Erected by the Trustees of The New- York Dispensary ; January
II, 1830. Exhibiting a view of the objects of the institution,
its plan, resources, history and peculiar claims to public and pri-
vate benefactions. By John Frederick Schroeder, a.m. an Assist-
ant Minister of Trinity Church, in the City of New-York ; a
life member of the dispensary. ... New- Tork : Printed by IVilliam
Van Norden. 1830. 8vo, pp. 28, and covers. b., h. 77987
The cover-title bears the imprint : Neiu- York : Prime J at the Protestant Episcopal
Press, No. 46 Lumber-Street, 1830.
ScHROEDER. Religion and the State ; or, Christianity the Safe-
guard of Civil Liberty: An Oration, delivered ... [at] St. Paul's
College, ... College Point, N. Y. on the Fifth Day of July, a.d.
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1 84 1. My John Frederick Schroedcr, d.d. ... flushing, mdccc-
XLi. 8vo, pp. 46, (2). B., N. 77988
Also: Chart of the Diocpsc of New York. ... New Tort. 1851. Folilcd. a. —
Circul.ir of St. Ann's H.ill, Flushing, L. I., devoted to the Education of Young Ladies.
... New York. 1840. 8v<). n.
[ScHRoTER (Jo. Fred.)] Algemeine Geschichte|der| Lander
una Volker | von America. | ... | Nebst einer Vorrede | Siegmund
Jacob Baumgartens | der h. Schrift Doctors und offentl. Lehrcrs,
auch des theologischen Seminarii Directors auf der konigl. |
preuszl. Friedrichsuniversitiit in Halle. | Mit vielen Kupfern. j
//<v//^, bey Johann Justirtus Gebauer. \ 1 752-1 753. 2 vols., 4to, pp.
(46), 688 ; (22), 905, Register (63). 60 Maps and Plates.
Compilpd and translated by J. F. Schroter, whose initials are at the end of the dedi-
cation. The first volume is mainly a translation of Lafiteau's " Mceurs dej Sauvages
Amcriquain.'i." The platec are also largely copied from the same work. The second
volume contains extracts from Rochefort, and other writers.
Schryvers welke over de kolonie Suriname geschreven hebben.
[n. p. 1820.] 8vo, pp. 16. 77990
Contains critical observations on the works of Herlein, Fermin, Hartsinck, and others.
Schubert (F. W.) Verfassungsurkunden und Grundgesetze
der Staatcn Europas, der Nordamerikanischen Freistaaten und
Brasiliens ... herausgegeben und erlautert von F.-W. Schubert.
... Konigsberg. 1848-50. 2 vols., 8vo. 7799*
ScHUCKERS (J. W.) A Brief Account of the Finances and
Paper Money of the Revolutionary War. By J. W. Schuckers.
Philadelphia: John Campbell iff Son. 1874. 8vo, pp. 128.
Schuckers. " The Currency Conflict." Address of J. W.
Schuckers, Esq., before the Liberal Club of New York City,
On Friday Evening, June 23d, 1876. [n. p. 1876.] 8vo, pp.
14. B. 77993
Schuckers. The Currency Conflict. A Review of some
portions of Gen. Garfield's Speech on Specie Payments in the
House of Representatives, November 17, 1877, particularly with
reference to resumption in Great Britain in 1819-22, in a Letter
of J. W. Schuckers, Esq., to Hon. William D. Kelley. Phila-
delphia: Henry Carey Baird i^ Co. 1877. ^^°» PP* 24. 77994
Schuckers. The Finances : Panics and Specie Payments.
By J. W. Schuckers. Philadelphia: John Campbell i^ Son. 1 874.
8vo, pp. 78. -j- Third Edition. Philadelphia : Henry Carey Baird
^ Co. iSyj. 8vo, pp. 90. 77995
SCHlFLnNBUROH.
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Sc HUc KERS. The ]j\fc and Public Services of Salmon Port-
land Chase, United States Senator and Governor of Ohio ; Secre-
tary of the Treasury, and Chief-Justice of the United States.
By J. W. Schuckers. To which is added the Eulogy on Mr.
Chase, delivered by William M. Evarts, before the Alumni of
Dartmouth College, June 24, 1874. New York: D, jlppleton
and Company. 1874. 8vo, pp. (4), vii-xv, 669. Portrait and 6
Plates. 77996
Schuckers. The Oucstion of Resumption t)f Specie Pay-
ments stated and explained. With copious Historical Illustra-
tions, and an exhaustive Account of English Hank Suspension
and Resumption, 1797-1821. By J. W. Schuckers ... . Phila-
delphia: Campbell ^ Son. 1876. iimo. 77997
Schuckers. Views of J. W. Schuckers, Esq., of Philadel-
phia, delivered to the House of Representatives, on Hanking and
Currency, June 8, 1S78. PVashington : Government Printing Office.
1878. 8vo, pp. 22. 77998
ScHULENBURGH (J.) Accusatlc cnde Conclusie | ovcrgegcven |
Acn sijn Furstelijcke Dooriuchticheyt den Heer| Prins| Wilhelm
Frederick van | Nassauw, &.c. Stadthouder van Stadt |cn Lande|
Ende de H. Heeren gedelegecrde Richteren | van beijde Leden
deser Provintie. | Door | d'Avocaten Fiscael by welgemelte Pro-
vincie ge-constituecrt ; | Op ende Tegens I Den gewesen Staet
Generael | Johan Schulenborch | wegen d^'sselfs verscheijdene
Crimes geduyrende sijn| Ampt, ende tegens de Provintie begaen. |
Als mede de Sententie daer op gevolght. | Dese Editie is vermeer-
dert met de Instructie en den Eedt der boven-|genoemde H.
Heeren gedelegecrde Richteren. | Gedruckt tot Leuwarden., \ By
Pieter Jellis., Boeckverkooper in de Peper-straet | in de Gecroonde Druc-
kerije.\ [1662.] 4to, pp. 88. 77999
This work and the three following relate in' identally to the war in Brazil between
Holland and Portugal.
ScHULENBURGH. Acte | Vande | Staten van | Groeningen | Ende
Ommelanden. | Daer by den Heer Johan Schulcnburgh Gecom- |
mitteert inde Staten Generael, van alle Ampten Gede- 1 porteert
wert, en hoe dat noch gereserveert is, | tegens zyn Persoon, ende
goederen | te Procederen. | Item | Een schriftelicke Contestatie van
Groeningen tegens | Hollandt, wegens de Portugesche Tractaten. |
Naer de Copye\ Te Groeningen voor Hendrick Bronswijck \ An. Ch.
M D c Lxii. I 4to, (4) leaves. 78000
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(liucii l)y (lc|Ecl. Mug. Hc'CTcn Statcn vanlStadt Gronuigcii | En |
Omniflandcn I gchoiulen tcgcn cicn Hccr | Johan Schulenborch I
wegcns het gctractcerdc met cIcn | Ambassacicur van Portugal |
Ende Refutatic van dc Dcductic van dcnsclven dacrjtegens gcpub-
liceert.| [n. p.] /;/ */ /aer onses Hecren 1662. | 4to, pp. 36.
ScHULKNnuRc.H. Scntcntic | gcproniinchiccrt tcgens | Johan
Schulcnburgh | Gcwcscn Stact Gcnciacl binnen Grocningcn. |
t^ Utrecht By Anthony Benedicti^ Recht over 't Paus-Huijs 1663. |
Folio, I leaf. 78002
ScHULTZ. See also Schulz and Shultz.
ScHULTz (C.) Travels on an Inland Voyage through the
States of New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky
and Tennessee, and through the Territories of Indiana, Louisiana,
Mississippi and New Orleans; performed in the Years 1807 and
1808 : Including a Tour of Nearly Six Thousand Miles. With
Maps and Plates. By Christian Schultz, Jun. Esq. In Two
Volumes ... New Tork : Printed by Isaac Riley. 18 10. 2 vols.,
8vo, pp. xviii, 207 ; viii, 224. Portrait, Plate and 3 Maps. a.
Schultz (C. W. H.) New York in September, 1873. Wall
Street and the Stock Exchange. The Panic : its Causes and
Effects. By C. W. H. Schultz .... [J. and IV. Rider, Printers,
London, n. d.] i2mo, pp. 62. B. 78004
Schultz (J. H. S.) Die deutsche Ansiedelung in Texas. ...
Bonn. 1845. 8vo, pp. 60. 78005
Schultz (J. S.) The Leather Manufacture in the United
States; a Dissertation on the Methods and Economies of Tan-
ning. By Jackson S. Schultz. With numerous Illustrations. ...
New Tork : ^^ Shoe and Leather Reporter" Office. 1876. 8vo, pp.
305, 62. B. 78006
[Schultze (Benjamin) and Fritz (Johann Friedrich), editors.'\
Orientalisch- und Occidentalischcr Sprachmeister Welcher nicht
allein hundert Alphabcte nebst ihrcr Aussprache, So bey denen
meisten Europaisch- Asiatisch-Africanisch- und Americanischen
Volckern und Nationen gcbriiuchlich sind, Auch einigen Tabulis
Polyglottis vcrschiedener Sprachen und Zahlen vor Augen leget,
Sondern auch das Gcbet des HErrn, In 200 Sprachen und Mund-
Arten mit derselben Characteren und Lesung, nach einer Geo-
SCHUI./K.
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graphischen Ordnung initthcilct. Aus glaul)wurdig;fn Au( toribus
/usimmcn getragi-n, uiul mit ilar/,u nothigcn Kuptcrii vcrschcn.
Af/y')z/if, Z« findi-u hey Christian Friedrich Gissnern. 1 748. 8vo,
pp. (20), 224, 128, (14) 78007
Improvtd title of No. 2 5<;S6, Vol. vii. The pref.itory epiatlf is l)y B. Schultze, but
the c::m|)iliti.)n of the text is m.iinly tlic work of J. F. Frit/, under whose name it
pri)|HM'ly lieloni;.!. I'agrii 124- 1 17 of the seti nJ part contain specimens of the Lord's
Prayer in eiylit Amrricin Lmtuayes, nimely, Mexiiana, Poioni iiica, Caraihita, Savana-
liica, Viri;inianj, Muh.igica, Karivici, and Ouaranica sive Brasilica.
ScHUL'i'AE. Oricntalisches und occidentalisches A. B. C.
Biich welches lOO Alphabcte ncbst ihrer Aussprache vor Augcn
leget. Naumhta-g und Zeitx. 1769. 8vo.- Plates. 78008
ScHULTZK (J. A.) A Fair and Full View of the Votes of
John Andic'w Schultze, in the Senate of Pennsylvania, respecting
the Charter of the Roman Catholic Congregation worshipping at
St. Mary's Church in the City of Philadelphia. \ Philadelphia.']
1823. 8vo, pp. 28. 78009
Schultze (J. H.) Dc Ipecacuanha Americana. ... Halae
Magd. 1744. 4to, pp. 32. 78010
ScHULZ (F.) Aufsiitze zur Kunde ungebildeter Volker. Von
Friedrich Schulz. Weimar : C. R, Hoffmanns Wittwe und Erben.
1789. i2mo, pp. 224. j.c.B. 78011
Pages 5-64, " Die Abiponer in Sudamerika;" pp. 64-165, " Die Oron'>kesen," etc.
ScHULz (Johann Ephraim). [Letter in German, dated from
Blewfields, Mosquito Shore, Central America, July 20, 1847.
n. p. 1847?] 8vO' 78012
ScHULZE (J. L.), editor. Nachrichten von den vereinigten
Deutschen Evangelisch-Lutherischen Gemeinen in Nord-Ame-
rica, absonderlich in Pensylvanien. ... Mit einer Vorrede von D.
Johann Ludewig Schulze ... Halle^in Verlegung des IVaisenhauses^
1787. 2 vols., 4to, pp. (14), 700J (12), 701-1518, Register
(20). J.C.B., H., p. 78013
A collected reprint of the reports of the Lutheran missionaries in America, who were
sent out fi-cm Germany subsequent to the year 1742. Prefixed is a brief historical
account of the Evangelical Lutiieran Congregations in America, by the editor Johann
Ludewig Schulze. The original reports have the following titles :
Kurtze Nadiricht von einigen Evangelischen Gemeinen in America, absonderlich in
Pensylvanien. Halle. 1750. 4to. + Dritte Fortsetzung der Nachricht ... Hiit//«. 1750.
4to. + Sechste Fortsetzung ... Halle. 1754. 4to. -f Dreizehnte Fortsetzung ... Her-
ausgegeben von G. A. Freylinghausen ... ^d//«. 1773. 4*°' + Funfzehntc Fortsetzung
... Halle. 1776. 4to.
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ScHur.ZE. Nachrichten von den vcreinigtcn Dcutschcn Evan-
gelisch-Lutherischcn Gemcincn in Nord-Amcrica, absondcrlich
in Pcnsylvanicn. Mit einer Vorrcdc von D. Johan Ludcwig
Schulze. ... Hallc, in Vcrlegung dcs VVaiscnhauses, 1787. Ncu
herausgcgcbcn mit historiscncn Eilautcrungcn und Mitthciliingcn
aus dcm Archiv dor Franclccschen Stiftungcn zu Halle von Dr.
W. ). Mann ... und Dr. B. M. Schmuckcr ... und Mitwirkung
von Dr. W. Germann ... Erstcr Band ... Allentown^ Pa.y Ferlag
von Brobst^ Diehl isf Co. Halle a. S. : Buchhandlung ties fVaisen-
hauses. 1886. 8vo, pp. x, (1), 723, (i). 78014
This Vdlumt- ends with the " Scchste Furtsetzung der N.ichricht," 1754. Set alio
Vol. VII., No. 15919.
ScHULZE. Neue Nachrichten von dcnen neuentdckten Insuhi
in der See zwischen Asien und Amerika ; aus mitgethciltcn Ur-
kundcn und Auszugcn verfasset von J. L. Schulz [sic], Ham-
burg und Leipzig^ by Fr'iedrich Ludwig Gleditsch. 1 776. l6mo,
pp. 173. H. 78015
ScHULzii (W.) Reisf- und Lcbensbilder aus Neuholland,
Neuscc'land, und Californicn. Aus dem Tagtbuchc eincs Ver-
wandten herausgegebcn von W. Schulze. Zvveitc verbcsserte
Auflage. Magdeburg: Baemch. 1853. 8vo, pp. 144. 78016
Schumacher (H. A.) Petrus Martyr, der Gcschichtsschrei-
ber dcs VVeltmceres. Eine Studic von Hermann A. Schumacher.
Mit einer Karte aus dcm Jahre 15 10. New York: E. Steiger.
Leipzig : B. Hermann. London: Sampson Low fsf Co. Madrid:
J. Caspar y Ma. Mailand : U. Hoepli. Paris : Hachette iff Co.
1879. 4to, pp. vii, (2), 152. Map. 78017
Schumacher (J. G.) Government of Cities. Speech of
Hon. J. G. Schumacher, of Kings, delivered in Convention,
January 29, 1868. Reported by Edward F. Underbill. Albany:
IVeed^ Parsons and Company., Printers. 1868. 8vo, pp. 13. H.
Schumacher (P. H.) Beschreibung meiner Reise von Ham-
burg nach Brasilien im Juni 1824 und iiber die Auswandcrer dahin
von P. H. Schumacher. Braunschiveig. 1826. 8vo. 78019
ScHURZ (C.) An Address delivered before the Archaean So-
ciety of Beloit College, July 13, 1858. By Carl Schurz. Beloit.
1858. 8vo, pp. 40. 78020
ScHURz. Admission of Georgia. Two Speeches delivered by
Hon. Carl Schurz of Missouri, in the United States Senate, March
18 and April 19, 1870. [n. p. 1870.] 8vo, pp. 15. h. 78021
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ScHURZ. Die Anklage-Acte gcgcn Stephen A. Douglas.
Rede von Carl Schurz. Gehalten im Cooper-Institute zu New
York am 13 September i860. \^lVnu Tori: Democrat Office.
i860.] 8vo, pp. 18. H. 78022
Schurz. Annexation of San Domingo. Speech of Hon.
Carl Schurz, of Missouri, delivered in the Senate of the United
States, January 11, 1871. IVashington : F. & J. Rives (jf Geo. A.
Bailey. 187 1. 8vo, pp. 20. B. 78023
Schurz. The Condition of the South : Extracts from the
Report of Major-General Carl Schurz on the States of South
Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana : Ad-
dressed to the President, [n. p. 1865 ?] 8vo, pp. 32. H.
Schurz. The Currency — Specie Payments. Speech of Hon.
Carl Schurz, of Missouri, in the Senate of the United States,
January 14, 1874. IVashington : Government Printing Office.
1874. i6mo, pp. 33. B. 78025
Schurz. Currency — National Banks. Speech of Hon. Carl
Schurz, of Missouri, in the United States Senate, Tuesday, Feb-
ruary 24, 1874. [n. p. 1874.] 8vo, pp. 16. B. 78026
Schurz. Douglas and Popular Sovereignty. Speech of Carl
Schurz, of Wisconsin, in Hampden Hall, Springfield, Mass., Jan-
uary 4, i860. ... [^Buell & Bianchard, Printers^ IVashington^ D. C.
i860.] 8vo, pp. 8. B. 78027
Schurz. Douglas and Popular Sovereignty. Speech of Carl
Schurz, of Wisconsin, in Hampden Hall, Springfield, Mass., Jan-
uary 4, i860. Also Remarks of Senator [James R.] Doolittle,
of Wisconsin, on the occasion of the late Anniversary of the
Landing of the Pilgrims, ... Dec. 22, 1859. fVashington^ D. C:
Buell^ Blanchard^ Printers, i860. 8vo, pp. 14. H. 78028
Schurz. Enforcement of Fifteenth Amendment. Speech of
Hon. Carl Schurz, of Missouri, in the Senate of the United
States, May 19, 1870. \^Printed at the Congressional Globe Office^
IVashington. 1870.J 8vo, pp. 8. B. 78029
Schurz. Eulogy on Charles Sumner. By Carl Schurz. Bos-
ton : Lee and Shephard. 1874. i2mo, pp. 87. ■\- Boston: Rock-
well l5f Churchill. 1874. 8vo, pp. 80. B. 78030
Schurz. " For the Great Empire of Liberty, Forward ! "
Speech of Maj.-Gen. Carl Schurz, of Wisconsin, delivered at
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hy "John A. Gray & Green^ New-Tori. 1864.] Svo, pp. 16.
Also printed in German.
ScHURz. General Amnesty. Speech of Hon. Carl Schiirz,
of Missouri, delivered in the Senate of the United States, January
30, 1872. fVash'mgton : F. dff J. Rives iff Geo. A. Bailey. 1872.
8vo, pp. 14. B. 78032
ScHURZ. ... Juvige Douglas — The Bill of Indictment. Speech
by Carl Schurz. Delivered at the Cooper Institute, New- York,
Sept. 13, i860. \^New Tork. i860.] 8vo, pp. 23, (i). 78033
With heading, " Tribune Tracts. — No. 9."
ScHURZ. The Life of Slavery, or the Life of the Nation ?
Speech of Hon. Carl Schurz, at ... New York, March 6, 1862.
... Reprinted from the Rebellion Record. New Tork: G. P.
Putnam. 1862. 8vo, pp. 11. b. 78034
ScHURz. Message of the President of the United States ...
accompanied by a report of Carl Schurz on the States of South
Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana ; also the
Report of Lieut. General Grant on the same subject. [^Wash-
ington. 1865.] 8vo, pp. 108. B. 78035
39th Congress, ist Session, Executive Doc. No. 2.
ScHURz. Political Disabilities. Speech of Hon. Carl Schurz,
of Missouri, delivered in the Senate of the United States, De-
cember 15, 1870. JVashington : F. ^ f. Rives & Geo. A. Bailey.
1870. 8vo, pp. 24. B. 78036
ScHURZ. Reform. Speech of Hon. Carl Schurz, at Nash-
ville, Tennessee, Wednesday, September 20, 1871. [n. p. 1871.]
8
vo, pp. 23.
78037
ScHURZ. Republican Nominations. Speech of Carl Schurz,
at the Milwaukie Ratification Meeting, on Wednesday Evening,
May 30, i860. [^Albany. 1861.] 8vo, pp. 8. 7^03^
ScHURZ. Sales of Arms to French Agents. Speeches of
Hon. Carl Schurz, of Missouri, in the Senate of the United
States, February 15 and 20, 1872. [^Printed at the office of the
Congressional Globe., Washington^ D. C. 1872.] 8vo, pp. 24. b.
Schurz. Sales of Arms to French Agents and how they are
Officially Justified, Speech of Hon. Carl Schurz, of Missouri,
SCHUYLER.
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delivered in the Senate of the United States, May 31, 1872.
JVashington : F. £3" '/. Rives ^ Geo. A. Bailey. 1872. 8vo, pp. 22.
What a Country-
H. 78041
ScHURZ. Senator Schurz and his Clock,
man thinks of it. [n. p. n. d.] 8vo, pp. 8.
ScHURZ. Slavery at War with the Moral Sentiment of the
World. A Speech by Carl Schurz of Wisconsin. Delivered at
St. Louis, Aug. I, i860. [^Jlhany. i860.] 8vo, pp. 16.
ScHURZ. Speech of Carl Schurz, delivered at Verandah Hall,
St. Louis, Aug. I, i860. [Printed at the Missouri Democrat Book
and Job Office., St. Louis, i860.] 8vo, pp. 12. H. 78043
ScHURZ. Speech of Carl Schurz at Cooper Institute, New
York, Thursday, September 13, i860. Douglasism Exposed and
Republicanism Vindicated. \^j/hany. i860.] 8vo, pp. 16.
ScHURz. Speech of Carl Schurz, delivered in Brooklyn, New
York, October 7, i86|. \_King ^ Baird, Printers, Philadelphia.
1864.] 8vo, pp. 31. 78045
ScHURZ. Speech ... April 15, 1869, on Our Claims on Eng-
land. ... IVashington. 1869. 8vo. 78046
ScHURZ. Speeches of Carl Schurz. Collected and Revised
by the Author. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott & Co. 1865.
i2mo, pp. xi, 9-392. BA. 78047
ScHURz. Usurpation of the War Powers. Speech of Hon.
Carl Schurz, of Missouri, in the United States Senate, March 28
and 29, 187 1. [^Printed at the Congressional Globe Office, Wash-
ington. 1 87 1.] 8vo, pp. 24. B., 78048
Schuster (M.) Q. D. B. V. Dissertatio Geographica de
Terra Australi, quam praeside viro Excellentissimo et Prseclaris-
simo Dn. Julio Reichelt Maltron, Professore Publ. Celeberrimo.
Patrono & Praeceptore suo aetatem colendo publico examini sub-
mittet Michael Schuster Memminga-Suevus. Argentorati. Typis
Johannis Pastorii. Anno m.dc.lxix. 4to, pp. 32, (4). J.C.B.
ScHUTZ (F.) Fiir die Freiheit Aller ! Fiir die Einheit des
Vaterlandes ! Reden von Dr. Frederick Schutz und Weil von
Gernsbach. Philadelphia. 1865. 8vo, pp. ii. 78050
Schuyler (A.) An Address before the House of Convoca-
tion, of Hobart Free College, pronounced at the Annual Com-
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mencement, July 15, 1857. By Anthony Schuyler .... Roches-
ter: Steam Press of Curtis, Butts iff Co. 1857. ^v°» PP* 29. h.
Schuyler (G. L.) Correspondence and Remarks upon Ban-
croft's History of the Northern Campaign of 1777, and the Char-
acter of Major-Gen. Philip Schuyler. By George L. Schuyler.
?/ew Tork: David G. Francis. 1867. 8vo, pp. 47, and covers. L.
Two hundred copies were printed.
Schuyler. Letter to the Hon. W. Gwin, ... concerning the
Steamship Kamschatka. By George L. Schuyler. \_New Tork.
1843.] ^^°» PP- ^^- ^•'> ^' 7^053
Schuyler. Report of George L. Schuyler to the Secretary
of War, April 8, 1862. {Hall, Clayton & Medole, Printers, N. T.
1862.] i6mo, pp. 14. B., h. 78054
Schuyler (L.) Lecture against American Slavery, Delivered
by Lydia Schuyler, m.d. Lawrence. 1859. ^^Oj PP* ^4'
Schuyler (M.) Historical Discourse delivered at the Semi-
centennial Celebration of Christ Church, St. Louis, on All-Saints'
Day, 1869, by the Rev. Montgomery Schuyler, d.d. St. Louis,
Mo. 1870. 8vo, pp. 85. 78056
Schuyler. The Pioneer Church ; or, The Story of a New
Parish in the West. By ... M. Schuyler. ... Printed at the River-
side Press and for sale by Hurd ^ Houghton, New Tork. 1867.
i6mo, pp. vii, 211. 2 Plates, ba. -|- Second Edition. New
Tork : Pott, Toung ^ Co. 1880. i2mo, pp. (8), 211. 78057
Schuyler. A Sermon : on the Occasion of the 25th Anni-
versary of his Rectorship of Christ Church, Oct. 5th, 1879. By
M. Schuyler ... Saint Louis: W. B. Chittenden. 1879. 8vo, pp.
26. 78058
Schuyler [Philip], b. 1733, </. 1804. Proceedings | of a | Gen-
eral Court Martial,! Held at Major General Lincoln's Quarters,)
Near Quaker-Hill, | In the State of | New- York, | By Order of his
Excellency I General Washington, | Commander in Chief | Of the
Army of | The United States of America, | For the Trial of | Major
Gene al Schuyler, | October i, 1778. j Major General Lincoln,
Presi ent. | Philadelphia : \ Printed by Hall and Sellers, in Market-
iVr^ci. I MDCCLXxviii. I Folio, pp. 62. BA., c, p. 78059
Very rare. Reprinted in the "Collections of the New- York Historical Society," for
1879, pp. I-ZII.
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Schuyler. Remarks | on the | Revenue, ] of the | State | of |
New-York. | By Philip Schuyler, | A Member of the Senate of
that State. | Albany : \ Printed by Charles R. and George IVebster^ \ At
their Bookstore^ in the IVhite House^ Corner of State and Pearl- \
Streets^ opposite the City-Tavern. | mdccxcvi. | Sm. 410, pp. 24. B.
See also Vol. x., No. 41120.
Schuyler (P.) Address, before the Saratoga Society for Pro-
moting Agriculture and Domestic Manufactures. By Philip
Schuyler. Saratoga Springs. 1821. 8vo. 78061
Schuyler County, N. T. Proceedings of the Board of
Supervisors of the County of Schuyler, for 1864. IVatkins.
1865. 8vo. Continued. 78062
Schuylkill River, Pennsylvania. Navigation and Advant-
ages of the River Schuylkill. January, 1829. Philadelphia.
1829. 8vo, pp. 8. 7^063
Report of the Common Council on the Navigation of the
River Schuylkill. Philadelphia. 1832. 8vo. 78064
Phila-
78065
A Statistical Account of the Schuylkill Permanent Bridge.
Philadelphia: Jane Ait ken. 1807. 8vo, pp. 84. Plates. c.
To the Stockholders of the Schuylkill Permanent Bridge Com-
pany. Philadelphia. [1805.] 8vo, pp. II. 78067
See also Vol. xiii., No. 56521 ; Vol. xiv., No. 59794; Vol. xv., Nos. 62151, 62229-
62231.
Schuylkill Canal. An act to enable ... the Schuylkill and
Susquehanna navigation and the ... Delaware and Schuylkill canal
navigation to raise by way of lottery the sum of four hundred
thousand dollars for the purpose of compleating \jic\ the works in
their acts of incorporation mentioned. [^Philadelphia : Printed by
A Statistical Account of Schuylkill Permanent Bridge.
delphia. 1 806. 8vo. P,
Zachariah Paulson^ junior, ... 1795.] 8vo, pp. 2.
78068
Address of the Schuylkill and Delaware Canal Company, to
the Committee of the Senate, and House of Representatives.
Philadelphia. 1 799. 8vo. 78069
Appeal of the Boatmen of the Schuylkill Canal ... for Pro-
tection against the Intended Monopoly of the Carrying Com-
panies from the Schuylkill Coal Regions, [n. p. 1864.] 8vo,
cover-title, and pp. 7. 78070
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Schuylkill Canal Navigator. By S. Alspach. Philadelphia :
Printed by Joseph Raiestraiv,/or the Juthor. 1827. i6mo, pp. 8.
To the Senate and House of Representatives of ... Pennsyl-
vania. The memorial of the ... Schuylkill and Susquehanna
Navigation, and of the Delaware and Schuylkill Canal ... [n. p.
1810.J 8vo, pp. 3. 78072
The Schuylkill Coal Company organized under the Laws of
the State of Pennsylvania. New Tork : Wm. C. Bryant £3' Co.^
Printers. 1864. 8vo, pp. 21. B. 78073
See also Vol. v., No. 1 80 1 5.
Description of the Schuylkill County Prison. Extracted
from the Journal of Prison Discipline, &c. Published by the
" Philadelphia Society for alleviating the Miseries of Public Pris-
ons." [n. p. 185- ?J 8vo, pp. 8. H. 78074
Also : Report of the Board of Commissioners, of the Schuylkill County Prison for
the year ending Dec. 31, 1856. Pottsville : Printed by 'J. & y. Tt'oungman. 1857.
8vo, pp. 27. H.
Our Schuylkill County Coal Interests. By an Observer. Sep-
tember, 1867. [n. p. 1867?] 8vo, pp. 7. B. 78075
Schuylkill Fishing Company. See [Milnor (Wm.)], Vol. xii.,
No. 49133; and Vol. xv., No. 62232.
Report of the Commissioners of the Schuylkill Haven and
Lehigh River Railroad Company, with Report of Survey,
by Alex. W. Rea, Civil Engineer. Philadelphia : T. K. ^ P.
G. Collins, Printers. 1857. 8v°> PP- ^^* 78076
An Act for the Protection of the Creditors of the Schuylkill
Navigation Company, [n. p. n. d.] 8vo, pp. 4. -j- [n. p.
n. d.] i2mo, pp. 4. 78077
Acts of the Legislature of Pennsylvania, relating to the Schuyl-
kill Navigation Company. Philadelphia: Printed by Lydia R. Bai-
ley, ... 1826. 8vo, pp. 35. -{-Philadelphia: Printed by "James
Kay, Jun. b* Co. 1830. 8vo, pp. 43. + Philadelphia : Printed by
Joseph and fVilliam Kite, ... \^2t^. 8vo, pp. 44. 78078
Address of the President and Managers of the Schuylkill Na-
vigation Company, to the Stockholders, and to the Public in Gen-
eral. Philadelphia. 181 7. 8 vo, pp. 8. 7^079
Continued an.iual'y until 1822, and then as "Report of the President," etc., to the
present time.
SCHUYLKILL.
109
An Address to the Stockholders of the Schuylkill Navigation
Company in Reply to a Pamphlet circulated by the Reading Rail
Road Company. Philadelphia: Printed for the Author. 1844.
8vo, pp. 20. 78080
Address to the Stock and Loan Holders of the Schuylkill Na-
vigation Company. Philadelphia: Printed fur the Author. 1847.
8vo, pp. 12. 78081
The Committee ... of the Schuylkill Navigation Company, to
view the Improvements, ... of the Navigation of the Connecti-
cut River, Report: [n. p. 1816.] 8vo, pp. 12. 78082
Correspondence of the Watering Committee with the Schuyl-
kill Navigation Company, in relation to the Fair Mount Water
Works : Together with the Reports of the Watering Committee
to Councils, made Dec'r. 11, 1832, and P'eb'y. n, 1833. Phil-
adelphia: Printed by Lyd'ia R, Bailey^ ... 1833. 8vo, pp. 47.
Enlargement of the Schuylkill Navigation. No. i. Phila-
delphia. 1845. 8vo, pp. 31. -f- No. 2. Philadelphia. 1845.
8vo, pp. 75. 78084
Exposure of the Schuylkill Navigation Company. No. i.
[n. p. 1840?] 8vo, pp. 8. -f- No. 2. [n. p. 1840.] 8vo, pp. 7.
In the inteiest of the Reading Railroad.
Report of Edward Miller, Civil Engineer, on the Improvement
of the Schuylkill Navigation, made to the Board of Managers,
March II, 1845. Philadelphia: John C. Clark, Printer. 1845.
8vo, pp. 33. 78086
Report of the Committee and Proceedings of the Holders of
the Schuylkill Navigation Company's Boat Loan ... Philadelphia :
Crissy i;f Mar Jtley, Printers. 1849. 8vo, pp. 8. 78087
Report of the Committee of the Stockholders and Loanholders
of the Schuylkill Navigation Company, [n. p. 1852.] 8vo, pp.
6. -|- [Another edition, n. p. 1852.] 8vo, pp. 6. 78088
Report of the Committee on Tolls to the Board of Managers
of the Schuylkill Navigation Company. August 2, 1847. J^^i^-
adelphia : C. Sherman, Printer. 1847. ^^^t PP- 24.
78089
Report of th^ President and Managers of the Schuylkill Navi-
gation Company to the Stockholders. January 2, 1826. \Phila-
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delphia :^ Printed by Lydia R, Bailey. 1826. 8vo, pp. 12. Con-
tinued annually. B. 78090
Report of the Watering Committee relative to the Schuylkill
Navigation Company. Philadelphia. 1832. 8vo. 78091
The Schuylkill Navigation Company. Philadelphia : Crissy ^
Marileyy Printets. 1852. 8vo, pp. 35. 78092
ScHWALBE (J. F. G.) Kurze Statistische Notizen iibe; die
vereinigten Staaten von Mexico ... Berlin. 1833. 8vo. 78093
Schwartz (Franz). See Vol. xiii., No. 55306.
Schwartz {M. [Joachim]), pseudon. Reflexions sur I'Escla-
E-J
vage des Negres. Par M. Schwartz. Neufchatel. 1781. 8vo,
pp. XII, 99.
By the Marquis de Condorcet.
78094
Schwartz, pseudon. Reflexions sur I'Esclavage des Negres.
Par M. Schwartz, Pasteur du Saint Evangile a Bienne. Nou-
velle edition revue & corrigee. Neufchatel: Troulle. 1788. 8vo,
pp. viii, 86.
a., j.c.b. 78095
For another edition see [Condorcet [Marquis </*)], Vol. iv., No. 1 5 192.
Schwartz (J.) Pennsylvania Betrayed by the Administra-
tion, Necessity of Protection to American Iron. Speech of Hon.
John Schwartz, of Pennsylvania, delivered in the United States
House of Representatives, May 7, i860, [n. p. i860.] 8vo,
pp. 7. 78096
ScHWARZ (Eduard). See Wiillerstorf-Urbair (B. von).
Schwarz (J. L.) Beschreibung der Reisen um die Welt und
Entdeckungen im Siidmeere. Englisch und Deutsch dem Druck
iibergeben von Hauckesworth und Schiller. Historisch zusam-
mengefasset und beschrieben von J. L. Schwarz. Hamburg.
1775. 3 parts, 8vo. 7^097
Schwarz (J. L.) Briefe elnes Deutschen aus Kalifornien ...
Berlin. 1849. ^vo. 78098
ScHWARZE (C. A.) De veteris quorundum conjecturis Chris-
toforo Columbo viam monstrantibus ... Gorlic. 1792. 410.
ScHWARZENBERG (F. A.) Alexander Von Humboldt : or.
What may be accomplished in a Lifetime. By F. A. Schwarzen-
berg. London: Hardwicke. 1866. Post 8vo, pp. 207. 78100
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ScHWEiNiTZ (E. de). The Life and Times of David Zeis-
berger, the Western Pioneer and Apostle of the Indians. By
Edmund de Schwcinitz. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippiruott ^ Co.
1870. 8vo, pp. 747.
c. 78101
ScHWEiNiTz. The Moravian Manual ; containing an Ac-
count of the Protestant Church of the Moravian United Breth-
ren, or TJnitas Fratrum. By Edmund de Schweinitz. Phila-
delphia: ^indsay & Blu'iiston. 1859. i6mo, pp. 178. c. 781 02
See alto Vol. xii., No. 50520.
Schweinitz (L. D.) Specimen Floras Americje Septentrio-
nalis Cryptogamica; ; sistens muscos hepaticos hoc usque in Ame-
rica Septentrionalis observatos. ... By Lewis D. dc Schweinitz,
D.P. Raleigh: Printed by J. Gales, 182 1. 8vo, pp. 27. H., P.
Schweinitz. Synopsis Fungorum Carolinae superioris secun-
dum Observationes Ludovici Davidis de Scweinitz [sic\. Edita
a D. F. Schwaegrichen. E Commentariis Societatis Naturae
Curiosorum Lipsiensis excerpta. \_Lipsia. 182-.?] 410, pp. 105.
2 colored Plates. 78104
Schweitzer (Johann). Reise nach Nord America. ... Leip-
zig. 18 — ? Sm. 8vo. 78105
ScHWENCKFELD (Caspar). See Vol. xiv., No. 60090.
Schyn (H.) Historia Christianorum, qui in Belgio Foederato
inter Protej tantes Mennonitae appellantur : In qua, prjeter eorum
Originem, progressum, statum hodiernum, & fidei Confessionem,
simul ostenditur ingens inter hos, & Anabaptistas Germanos &
Monasterienses, discrimen ... . Amstelodami. 1723. i6mo, pp.
Ixxvi, 328. Y. 78106
Schyn. Historian Mennonitarum Plenior Deductio, in qua De
Origine, Nominibus, DifFerentiis, Dogmatibus propriis & peculia-
ribus, Confessionibus, Auctoribus, Itemque De hodierno in Belgio
Foederato statu eorum Christianorum, qui, a Mennone Simonis
Mennonitae appellantur, fusius agitur ... . Amsteladami. 1729.
i6mo, pp. xxvi, 366. Y. 78107
SciAN Dubh, pseudon. Ridgeway : an Historical Romance of
the Fenian Invasion of Canada. By Scian Dubh. Buffalo. 1869.
i2mo, pp. 262. 78108
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SCIENCH.
La Science I du Bonhomme Richard, | on | Moycn Facile | dc
^cr les Impots. | Traduit dc i'Anglois. | J Phihdelphie. \ Et se
pay . ._ .
trouve I A Paris^ chez Ruaulty Libraire \ rue de la Harpe. \ 1777. |
i2mo, pp. 151, (i), 4, and covers. c, h.s.p. 78109
The first edition of the French translation of Benjamin Franklin's "Way to
Wealth," by MM. j^ui-tant and Lecuy. It is supposed to h.ive been printed at Lau-
sanne. See Hildcburn's "Issues of the Press in Pennsylvania," No. 3705, and the
Brinley Catalogue, No. 3223. For other editions lee Vol. vii., Nos. 25583-15586.
La Science | du bonhomme Richard, | ou I Moyen facile | de payer
les Imputs, I traduit dc I'Anglois. | Seconde edition, | exactemcnt
semblahle a la premiere. | J Philadelphie. \ Et se trouve \ A Paris^
chex Ruaulty Libraire^ \ rue de la Harpe^ i']'j%.\ i2mo, pp. 151,
(5). H.s.p. 781 10
La science | du bonhomme Richard, | moyen r'acile | de payer les
impots. I Traduite dc I'Anglois. | Troisieme edition, | exactement
semblabie a la premiere. | A Philadelphie. j Se vend a Paris^ \ chex
Ruault^ Libraire.^ rue de la Harpe. \ M. Dec. lxxviii. | i2mo, pp.
151, (5). H.s.p. 78111
La Science | du bonhomme Richard, | moyen facile | de payer les
impots. I Traduit de I'Anglois. | Quatrieme edition. \A Philadelphie.
I Se vend a Parisy \^Chex jfean-rranfois Bastien^ \ Libraire^ rue du
Petit-Lion. /". 5.-(j. | M. Dcc. lxxviii. | i2mo, pp. 151, (5). l.
La science I du bonhomme Richard, | Par M. Franklin :|Sui vie |
des Commandemens | de I'Honnete-Homme, | Par M. Feutry | Prix
quatre sous. | Se vend a Parisy \ chex Ruault^ Libraire^ rue de la
Harpe\ 1778.] i8mo, pp. 48, and covers. b. 78 113
La Science | du Bonhomme Richard, | ou | le 1 :oyen facile | de
payer les Impots dans les possessions | de I'Amerique Angloise ; |
contenant en outre, un Discours de S.E. Mr. Jean | Hancock,
president du Congres de Philadelphie. | L'Interrogatoire que Mr.
Francklin subit au mois | de Fevrier de 1 766 devant le Parlcment
d* An- 1 gleterre. La Constitution de la Republique de | Pensyl-
vania, | telle qu'elle a ete etablie par la | Commission general de
Philadelphie au mois de|Juillet 1776; & I'lnterrogatoire de Mr.
Penn, | a la Barre du Parlement au mois de Novembre de la | meme
annee. | Ouvrages traduits de I'anglois qui | mcttant dans tout leur
jour les I principes & la suite | des Contestations qui divisent les
Insurgents avec | la mere patrie. | A Philadelphie^ | et se trouve a Lau-
sanne, | chex Franfois Grasset & Comp. \ m.d.c. c. Lxxix. | i8mo,
pp. 166, and covers. h.s.p. 781 14
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8CII-:ncia.
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fy:i| Scicncc|fJii I Uuiihomnu'l Richai(l,| Moyt'ii facili' i\v pay«*r
k'S Impots ; Avcc I'liitfriogatoirc de M. Franklin & | pliisicurs
Pieces intcressantcs <pii n'ctoicnt point dans les editions precc-
dcntcs. I Ouvragcs traduit dc TAn^f ois. | A Philadelphie^ \ Et se trouve
rt Parhy\ Chez Royex^ Lihraire^ quai des AugusUm.\ 1786.] iSmo,
pp. 15. 78115
La Sclencc|du| Bonhomme Richard I de | Benjamin Franklin,)
Precedce d'un abregc de la Vie dc | \ ranklin, et suivie dc son
Inter-| rogatoire devant la Chambrc des | Communes. | ... | y^ Par'a^
I A r Imprimerie des Sciences et Arts^ \ rue Th'erese^ pres la rue Helv'e-
tius.\L*an II de la Republ'tqu francoise.\ [1794.] i2mo, pp. (2),
Ixiv, 119, and covers. 781 16
La Science | du | bonhomme Richard, | Par Franklin. | A R'toniy \
d; r Imprimerie de J. C. Salles, \An y.\ [1799.] i8mo, pp. 44.
Portrait. c. 781 17
The above titles, with one exception, are from Ford's "Bibliography of Franklin,"
where the following editions are also described :
Paris, /^ihlphe Riom et Compagnie. [i8z-?] izmo, pp. 35.
Paris, Kleffer. 1822. l8mo.
Paris, A. BailUul. l%li. 1 8 mo.
A Geni-ve, Cbtas Mangel et Ckerhulitv, Imprimeur- Lihrairet. 1823. l8mo, pp. xii, 95,
and covers.
Paris, Didot. 1823. i2mo.
Paris, Sanson. 1824. i8mo.
Paris, Sanson. 1 825. i8mo.
Paris, A. A. Renouard. 1 825. i8mo.
Paris, A. A. Renouard. 1826. i8mo.
Paris, Imprime par C. L. F. Panckoucke, Chevalier de la Legion d'Homieur m dccc-
XXVII, Folio, pp. (4), xvi, 16, and covers.
Dijon, Lagier. 1827. 1 8 mo.
Paris, Sanson. 1828. l8mo.
4* EditirTi. A Paris Chex Pbillippart, Libraire. [183-.'] i8mo, pp. 63, and covers.
[Par/j] Cbex MontiMn, imprimeur-lithograpbe, place Dauphine. [183-?] l8mo, pp.
33-48.
Limoges Eugene Ardant et Ge, Editeurs. [183-?] 1 2 mo, pp. 71.
Paris, A. Hiard. 1830. i2mo, pp. 30.
Nouvellc Edition. Paris, Khfer, Imprimeur- Libra! re. 1831. i8mo, pp. 122, (2).
Portrait.
Anneci, A. Burdet. 1835. 8vo, pp. 24.
Paris, P. H. Kreble, Libraire-Editeur. 1852. l2mo, pp. 35.
Paris, Jules Renouard. 1865. 32mo, pp. (4), 32.
La sciencia da bon homem Riccardo, ou meios de fazer for-
tuna. Paris : A. A. Renouard. 1828. i2mo, pp. 32. 781 18
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Continued. 7^1 19
The Sciertific American j an Illustrated Journal of Art,
Science, and Mechanics. New Series. Vol. i. July-Dec.
1859. New y'ork. 1859. Folio. Continued. 78120
SciLLACio (Niccolo). See Syllacius (N.)
The Scimitar. Containing well-tempered Reflections, by the
Sharpc Family. Boston. 1840. Sq. i6mo, pp. 32. 78 121
In verie.
Scintille d'un brasiliana di Floresta Augusta Brasileira. F'trenze^
Typ. Barbhe^ Bianchi ^ 0>. 1859. 8vo, pp. 85. 78122
Scioto Lands, Ohio. Avis de la Compagnie du Scioto, eta-
blie a Paris pour Texploitation Sc la vente de trois millions d'acres
anglois de terrcs, situes dans I'Amerique Septentrionale. [^Paris.
1789.] 4to, pp. 15. 78123
Nu title-pnge, heading only. Mr. Brinlcy's copy suld for $19.
Edit du Congress des £tats-Unis de I'Amerique, Traduit de
I'Anglois. Pour les Terres dependantes des dits Etats, Situees
au Nord Quest de la Riviere de I'Ohio, dans lesquelles se trouvent
celles dc la Compagnie du Scioto. [^Paris ;] De I'Imprimerie de
Prau/tj Imprhneur du Roi^ quai des yfugustins^ ^789.
16.
Improved title of No. 21857, Vol. vi.
i2mo.
pp.
H. 78124
Nouveau Prospectus de la Compagnie du Scioto, avec plusieurs
extraits de Lettres, ecrites du Scioto meme, en date du 12 Octo-
bre, 1790. [Paris.] 1790. 8vo. 78125
Mr. Brinley's copy sold for $i6. See also Vol. i., No. 746; Vol. xiv., No. 58810;
and Vol. XV., No. 66090.
Scipio. Avanturen van de kleine Scipio, of Historic van de
bereisde kat. Een zinnebeeldige en vermakclijke geschiedenis,
getrokken uit een Ameiikaansch handschrift. Gedrukt in Holland.
1783. 8vo, pp. 93. 78126
Adventures of little Scipio, or history of a travelled cat. An emblematical and
pleasant tale from an American manuscript.
Scipio's Reflections. See [Tracy (Uriah)].
Scipio Americanus, pseudon. An Address to Sir John Cust,
Speaker of the House of Commons ; in which the Characters of
Lord Bute, Mr. Pitt, and Mr. Wilkes, are set in a new Light.
1:
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SCLATER.
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By the Author of the r.etters signed Scipio Americanus in the
Gazetteer. London : (it etton. [1762?] 8vo. 7^*27
A'm "Monthly Rtview," xxviii. 47J.
SciTUATE, Mass. Church Manual: or the History, Standing
Rules, Discipline, ... of the First Trinitariai Congregational
Church of Christ in Scituate, Mass. ... Boston: Printed by ff^ill-
iam S. Damrell. 1844. i2mo, pp. 36. B. 78128
Document of the Pilgrim Conference of Churches, containing
an Historical Sketch of the First Trinitarian Congregational
Church of Christ, in Scituate, Mass. 1853. Number 3. Boston:
C. C. P. Moody, Printer. 1853. I^tmo, pp. 53. 78129
Expenses of the Town of Scituate for the Year ending March
I, 1846. [n. p. 1846.] 8vo, pp. 12. 7^*30
Report of the Selectmen on the Financial Affairs of the Town
of Scituate, for the year ending March 5, 1865 ; Also, the Re-
ports of the Town Cleric and School Committee. Boston : "J. E.
Farwc'Il and Company, Printers. 1865. 8vo, pp. 39. B. 78 1 31
Report of the Selectmen on the financial affairs of the Town
of Scituate, for the year ending March 4, 1866. Including indus-
trial statistics and military expenditures during the war. ... Boston:
Geo. C. Rand i^ Jvery. 1866. 8vo, pp. 44. B. 78132
A Second Series of Letters. See [Turner (John B.) and Wight
(D.)> Jr-]
Scituate, R. I. Valuation of Property in the Town of Scit-
uate, Rhode Island. October, 1863. Providence: Alfred Anthony.
1864. i2mo, pp. 27. 78133
ScLATER (Philip Lutley). Birds from Santa Fe ... [From the
Proceedings of the Zoological Society.] London. 1855. 8vo.
ScLATER. Catalogue of a Collection of American Birds
belonging to Philip Lutley Sclater, m.a., ph.d., f.r.s. ... Lon-
don: N. Triibner and Co. 1862. 8vo, pp. xiv, (2), 368. 20 col-
ored Plates.
Very few copies were issued with the plates.
B., H.
78135
ScLATER. Characters of New Tanagers ... [From the Pro-
ceedings of the Zoological Society.] London. 1854. 8vo.
ScLATER. Draft arrangement of the genus Thamnophilus ...
Edinburgh. 1855. 8vo. 78137
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SCIATKH.
Ml
Kxotu Ornithology, containing
niral and
and Osbcrt
4to, pp. vi, 204.
Sci.ATKk atui Sai.vin (().)
Kiginc'.i and Dcsiiiptioiis ot* new or rare Species of
South I American Birds. |{y Philip Liitley Sclaterf
Salvin ... London: Het fhtrd .^lunitih. 1869.
100 colored I'iates. n., c. 7H138
Originally ibi>ucJ in tliiitun p.utti, uf wliicli ilic firht .ip|>c.irril in 1866. I'liicd in
1881, Xia, Hi) .inJ on luige piiur, cuK<rril in a lup.-rior ni.innrr, ,£17.
SciATKK. List of Zoological Works and Memoirs, 1850-
1875. \ London. 1875.] 8vo. 78139
Printed f>ir priv.itu tliHtril)uti(in. A otilogiri; of Mr. ScUter't loulugical wiitingi,
muit ut° which relate lo South American urnithology.
ScLATKR. Monograph of the Birds forming the Tanagrinc
Genus Calliste ... Loudon : Van Voont. 1857-58. 8vo. Map
and 45 colored Plates. 78 140
Uii£,inally itiued in parti.
ScLATKK and Salvin. Nomenclator avium ncotropicalium
sive avium quae in rcgione neotropica hucusque rcpertac sunt
noniina systcmaticc disposita adjecta sua cuique spcciei patria
accedunt generum et specicrum novarum diagnoses. Auctoribus
Philippo Lutley Sclater, a.m. ... et Osberto Salvin, a.m. ...
Londini. MDCCCi.xxiii. 4to, pp. viii, 163. b. 78 141
Sclater and Salvin. ... On Birds collected by Mr. George
M. VVhitely on the Coast of Honduras. By P. L. Sclater, M.A.,
PH,D., F.R.S., and Osbert Salvin, m.a. [London. 1870.] 8vo,
PP- 835-839- H. 78142
With heading, "(From the Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London, Dec.
6, 1870.)"
Sclater. Oi Birds from Duke of York Island ... [From
the Proceedings of the Zoological Society.] London. 1877. 8vo.
Sclater. On the present state of our knowledge of geo-
graphical zoology. Address delivered to the Biological Section of
the British Association. Bristol, August 25th, 1875. By P. L.
Sclater ... . [^London. 1875.] 8vo, pp. 49. b. 78144
Sclatek. Synopsis Avium Tanagrinum : a Descriptive Cata-
logue of the known Species of Tanagers ... [From the Proceed-
ings of the Zoological Society, April 8, 1856.] London. 1856.
8vo. 78145
Sclater. Synopsis of American Rails ... [From the Pro-
ceedings of the Zoological Society.] London. 1868. 8vo.
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Sci.ATi'K. Sytit)psis of the Fissirostral Family liuccoiiida; ...
l/in<i'jn. 1H54. Hvi). 4 colored Plati-s. 7^*47
Sci.A'ri'K. 'I'anagrarum Catalogiis Spccificiis ... tiasingstokt.
1854. Kvo. 78148
Mr. S.litfi coDtrilmlrtl in.iiiy .irtiiici >>ii Smith Ariiciii.iii tiirils tn t\\v frovfcilirigii ii^'
tilt! /oiilii^icil Siicli'ty\ tu till- Aiiiiil» ,inil Vl.igu/im- of N.itural Hiatury, jiiJ tii other
tcicntilii. pt'iiiid'Kalii.
ScoHKM, (Hcmy). Dcclaracion ilc S. A. con acucrdo dc su
C'oiisijo ruanifi'stado por parte dcsta Rcpublica la Justicia dc sus
tair/as cotra Espafia, Vicmcs 26. de Octubre 1^)55. Oidcnado
por S. A. c'l S. Protector v el Conscjo mie esta declarasion s
iipre/a y Publicada. Henri(|uc Scobet fm] secretario del Co
■jo. liii Londra [i. e. Holland? 1655?] 410, 6 leaves.
por
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Kclativc \\i \\w. hucc.iiu'citi.
Scobic's Canadian Almanac, and Repository of Useful Knowl-
edge, ... 185 1. Toronto. [1851.] 8vo. s. 78150
[ScoHi.E (John).] American Slavery, [n. p. 184-?] 8vo,
pp. 12. 7^15 1
Signed, John Scuble.
Sconr.E. British (iuiana. Speech delivered at the Anti-Slavery
meeting in Exeter Hall, ... 4th of April, 1838, by John Scoble,
Estj. ... Londnu. MDCccxxxviii. 8vo, pp. 35. B. 78152
ScoBi.E. Extractos dos Discursos de J. Scoble e dc J. J. Gur-
ncy acerca das Vantagens obtidas com a Emancipa^ao dos Escra-
vos nas Colonias Britannicas. R'to de "Janeiro. 1841. 8vo.
Scoble. Texas : its Claims to be recognised as an Independ-
ent Power by Great Britain ; Examined in a Series of Letters.
By John Scoble. London : Harvey and Darton. M D ccc xxxix.
8vo, pp. 56. 78154
Ste alto Anderson (W. W.), Vol. I., No. 1416.
ScoFFERN (J.) The Manufacture of Sugar, in the Colonies
and at home, chemically considered. By John ScofFcrn. ... Lon
don: Longman. 1849. 8vo, pp. viii, i6o. Plate. c. 78155
ScoFiELD (B. B.) The Philosophy of Money, or a System
of P'inance Based on Natural and Common Sense Principles. By
B. B. Scofield. Geneseo^ III, : Printed at the Union Advocate Book
and Job Printittg Establishment. 1862. 8vo, pp. 8. 78156
VOL. XIX. 8
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ScOFiELD (G. W.) Amendment of the Constitution to pro-
hibit Slavery. Speech of Hon. Glenni W. Scofieki, of Pennsyl-
vania ... in the House of Representatives, January 6, 1865 ...
[Washington^ D. C. Gibson Brothers^ Prmters. 1865. J 8vo, pp. 8.
ScoFiELD. The Purpose of the Republican Party. Speech
of Hon. Glenni W. Scofield ... in the House of Representatives,
July 14, 1868. [fFashington. 1868.] 8vo, pp. 8. H. 78158
Scofield. Reconstruction. Speech of Hon. Glenni W. Sco-
field, of Pennsylvania, in the House of Representatives, April 28,
1866. [^Washington. 1866.] 8vo, pp. 8. B. 78159
Scofield, Resumption of Specie Payments. Speech of Hon.
G. W. Scofield, of Pennsylvania, on the Rill to provide for the
gradual resumption of specie payments. Delivered in the House
of Representatives, January 27, 1869. [Washington. 1869.]
8vo, pp. 8. B. 78160
Scofield. Shall the Republic be Divided ? Speech of Hon.
Glenni W. Scofiekl, of Pennsylvania. Washington^ D. C. 1864.
8vo, pp. 8. 78161
Scofield. Speech of the Hon. Glenni W. Scofield, of Penn-
sylvania, on the Bill of H. Winter Davis, "To Guarantee to
Certain States, whose Governments are Usurped or Overthrown,
a Republican Form of. Government." Delivered in the House
of Representatives, April 29, 1864. [Washington. 1864.] 8vo,
pp. 8. 78162
Scofield. Suffrage in the District of Columbia. Speech of
Hon. Glenni W. Scofield ... in the House of Representatives,
January 10, 1866. [Washington. 1866.] 8vo, pp._8. 78163
Also: Speech ... January 20, 1868, ... on Reconstruction. [fVashington. 1868.]
8vo, pp. 8.
Scofield (S.) A Practical Treatise on Vaccina or Cowpock.
By Samuel Scofield, m.d. ... New-Tork : Printed by Southwick
and Pelsue. i8io. i2mo, pp. 139. Plate. 78164
Scofield (W. C.) A Nation's Joy and Jeopardy. An Ad-
dress at Koskonong, Wisconsin, July 4, 1865. By Rev. Wm.
C. Scofield. Milwaukie : Daily Wisconsin Office. 1865. 8vo,
pp. 16. 78165
Scoperta dell' America. See [Biondelli (B.)], Vol. 11. 5515.
iitMiin itif >mfi»>ini>
SCORESBY.
119
Lo scoprimento dellc Stretto Artico et di Mcta incognita retro-
vato nel anno M. c. Lxxvii y 1578 [sic] dal capitano Martino For-
biscro inglesc, posto nel italiano dal sign. Lorenzo Anania. Na-
poli. 1582. i2mo. 78166
Title from Tcrnaux, No. 144. Of extreme rarity. See Vol. 11., Nos. 5051-5053;
iwd Vol. VII., Nos. 25y94-9y.
ScoRESMY (W.), b. 1789, d. 1857. An Account of the Arc-
tic Regions, with a History and Description of the Northern
Whale-Fishery. By W. Scoresby, Jun. f.r.s.e. Illustrated by
Twenty-four Engravings. In Two Volumes. ... Edinburgh:
Constable. 1820. 2 vols., 8vo, pp. xx, 551, Appendix 82; viii,
558. 24 Maps and Plates. a. 78167
"The first volume of this work relates to the progress of discovery in the Arctic
regions, and the natural history of Spitsbergen and the Greenland sea ; the second is
devi)ted to the whale-fishery as conducted in the seas of Greenland and Davis's Strait
Mr. Scoresby, the commander of a Greenland whaler, has here displayed much judicious
and active observation, combined with no ordinary share of acquired knowledge and
scientific attainment, and prompted by an ardent and generous zeal for useful discovery."
— Rich. "This standard work comprises all that most persons can wish to know of
the subjects of which it treats." — Macculloch. "This, together with a voyage to
Greenland, publisiied subsequently by the same author, is full of most valuable informa-
tion on the meteorology and natural history of this part of the world, besides containing
interesting particulars of the whale-fishery." — Stevenson. It is also highly commended
in the "Monthly Review," xciii. 225, 361.
Scoresby. American Factories and their Female Operatives ;
with an Appeal on behalf of the British Factory Population, and
suggestions for the improvement of their condition. By the Rev.
William Scoresby, d.d. ... London: Longman^ Brown^ Green^^
Longmans. 1845. i2mo, pp. viii, 122. -\- Boston : William D.
Tick nor and Co. M Dccc XLV. i8mo, pp. viii, 136. e. 78168
Scoresby. The Arctic Regions ; their Situation, Appearances,
Climate, and Zoology. By Captain Scoresby. London : The Re-
ligious Tract Society. [185-?] i8mo, pp. 192. 78169
Scoresby. The Franklin Expedition ; or. Considerations on
Measures for the Discovery and Relief of our Absent Adventurers
in the Arctic Regions. By the Rev. William Scoresby, d.d.
London: Longman^ Brown £ff Co. 1850. 8vo, pp. 99. 2 Maps.
Also issued in a cheap form without the maps.
Scoresby. Journal of a Voyage to the Northern Whale-
Fishery ; including Researches and Discoveries on the Eastern
Coast of West-Greenland, made in the Summer of 1822, in the
ship Baffin of Liverpool. By William Scoresby, Jun. ... Edin-
burgh: Constable. 1823. 8vo, pp. xliii, 472. 8 Plates. A., c.
h' it
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SCORESBY.
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K. !l
ScoRESBY. Journal of a Voyage to Australia ami Round the
World, for Magnetical Research. By the Rev. W. Scoresby. ...
Edited by Archibald Smith. ... London: Longman. 1859. 8vo,
pp. xlviii, 315. Map and Portrait. ba., c. 78172
Scoresby. Magnetical Investigations. By the Rev. William
Scoresby. ... Part l. London: Longman^ Orme^ Broiun^ Green i^
Longmans. M. Dccc. xxxix. 8vo, pp. (6), 92. 2 Plates -f Part
II. [Ibid.'] M.DCcc.xLiii. 8vo, pp. xii, 97-364. h. 78173
Scoresby. Magnetical Investigations. By the Rev. William
Scoresby ... London: Longman. 1844-1852. 2 vols., 8vo, pp.
xvi, 364; XV, 448. Plates. B., c. 78174
Scoresby. Memorials of the Sea. By the Rev. William
Scoresby. London. 1835. i2mo. p. 78175
Scoresby. Memorials of the Sea : Sabbaths in the Arctic
Regions. By the Rev. William Scoresby. Second Edition.
London: Longman. 1850. i2mo, pp. 160. c. 78176
Scoresby. Memorials of the Sea. The Mary Russell. By
the Rev. W. Scoresby. Second Edition. London : Longman.
1850. i2mo, pp. viii, 153. 78177
Scoresby. Memorials of the Sea. My Father : Being Rec-
ords of the Adventurous Life of the late William Scoresby, Esq.,
of Whitby. By his Son, the Rev. William Scoresby, d.d. Lon-
don: Longman. 1851. i2mo, pp. viii, 232. Portrait, c. 78178
Scoresby. Narrative of the Loss of the Esk and Lively,
Greenland Whalers, by which 75 persons perished, with a Ser-
mon on the Occasion. By William Scoresby. IVhitby. 1826.
8vo. 78179
Scoresby. The Northern Whale Fishery. By William
Scoresby. London, [n. d.] i2mo. 78180
Scoresby. On the Greenland or Polar Ice. By W. Scoresby,
Jun. [London. 1815?] 8vo, pp. 78. c. 78181
Scoresby. Remarks on the Probability of reaching the North
Pole : being an examination of the recent Expedition under Cap-
tain Parry, in order to the inquiry. How far that experiment affects
the Practicability of the Enterprize ? By the Rev. W. Scoresby
... From the Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal for July
1828. [Edinburgh. 1828.] 8vo, pp. 20. h. 78182
SCOT.
121
ScoRESBY. Tagcbuch eincr Rcise auf den Wallfischfang, ver-
bunden mit Uiitersuchungen und Entdeckungen an der Ostkiiste
von Gronland im Sommer 1822. Aus dem Englischcn. Mit
Zusatzen und Anmerkungen veischen von F. Kries. Hamburg.
1825. 8vo. Map and Plates. a. 78183
Also: Zoistic Magnetism. Two Lectures delivered at Torquay. ... London: Long-
man. 1849. 8vo. c. Hee aim Vol. iii., No. 12410.
William Scoresby the father, a successful arctic navigator and whaler, was born in
1760 and died in 1829. His son, the author of the above works, made a voyage to
Greenland in 1800, when only eleven years of age. From that time until 1822, he
made many voyages to the northern whale-fisheries. He afterwards retired from the
sea, studied for the ministry, and was ordained a priest. In 1844, and again in 1848,
he visited America, and in 1856, Australia. A list of his numerous works and scien-
tific papers is appended to the biography written by his nephew. No. 78184, infra.
Scoresby-Jackson (R. E.) The Life of William Scoresby,
M.A., ... Corresponding Member of the Institute of France, etc.
By his Nephew, R. E. Scoresby-Jackson .... London: T. Nelson
and Sons, mdccclxi. Post 8vo, pp. 406. Portrait, 4 Plates, and
Map. 78184
ScoRYER (R.) Truth Owned and the Lying Tongue Re-
buked, or, the Author of the Snake in the Grass Discovered, to
be a Publisher of Lyes. By Richard Scoryer ... London., Printed
for Francis Holden ... 1698. 4to, pp.4. 78185
For the work to which this is a reply iee [Leslie (C.)], Vol. x.. No. 40195.
[Scot (George), of Pitlocbie.'] The | Model | of the | Govern-
ment I Of the I Province | of | East-New-Jersey | in | America ; | And
Encouragements for such as Designs | to be concerned there. |
Published for Information of such as are de-|sirous to be Inter-
ested in that place. | Edinburgh., \ Printed by John Reid^ And Sold be
[sic] I Alexander Ogston Stationer in the | Parliament Class. Anno. \
DOM. 1685. 1 Sm. 8vo, pp. (8), 272. Sig. a in four, a (repeated)
to o in eights, and p to u in fours. 78186
The first (blank) leaf contains only the signature A on the recto. Following the
title is the dedication "To James Earl of Perth, Lord Drummond and Stobhall, &c.
Lord High Chancellor of Scotland," signed by " George Scot." At the end of this is
an advertisement "To the Reader from the Printer," requesting him "with his pen to
help what he finds amiss, the auth-'i's pressing aftairs having hindered him from over-
seeing the press."
Mr. Whitehead has called attention, in his reprint, to a variation which is found on
page 37. In the book as originally issued and " intended for circulation in Scotland,"
is a paragraph which " was modified when copies were circulated in England, a new leaf
being inserted." In the former, of which copies are in the library of the New Jersey
Historical Society and in tlie Lenox Library, the last paragraph on page 37 begins with
the words, " I find removal likewise allowable in case of persecution," etc. In the
latter issue, of which copies are in Harvard College Library and in the possession of Mr.
122
SCOT.
Whitehead, another paragraph was substituted, beginning with the words, "Where
people find themselves straitned in point of their opinion," etc. The etKect of' tiie pub-
lication of this book was highly beneficial to the province in promoting its scttl'iiicnl,
" particularly as the author added example to precept by embarking himself and family
for East Jersey. Ke was accompanied by nearly two hundred persons, and sailed from
Scotland in September, 1685, but both himself and wife died on the passage." &< W.
A. Whitehead's "East Jersey under the Proprietary Governments," New Tori, 1846
(second edition, Newark, 1875), where Scot's work is reprinted. The book is very
rare. Mr. Murphy's copy sold in 1884 for $105.
Scot (P.) Vox Vera : Or, Observations from Amsterdam.
Examining The late Insolencies of some Psevdo-Pvritans, Sepa-
ratists from the Church of Great-Brittaine. And Closed vp with
a serious thre-fold Aduertisement for the generall vse of euery
good Subiect within his Maiesties Dominions, but more especially
of those in the Kingdome of Scotland. By Patricke Scot, North-
Brittaine. ... London, Pjinted by Bernard Alsop. 1625. 4to, 36
leaves, a-i in fours. bm. 78187
The title is on A2, and the last leaf is blank.
Scot (Phil.), pseudon. See Scots Settlement at Darien, infra.
Scot (T.) Philomythie | or | Philomythologie | wherin | Out-
landish Birds, Beasts, | and Fishes, are taught | to | speake true Eng-
lish I plainely. | By 1 ho : Scot Gent. | Philomithus est aliquo mo- 1 do
philosophus : fabula enim | ex miris constituitur. | Arist. | London \
for Francis Constable j at the white Lyon in \ Paules Church-yard. \
1616. 1 Sm. 8vo, engraved title, and 88 leaves. Sig. \ in four,
\ (repeated) in four, \\ and a-i in eights, besides the title, bm.
In verse. The engraved title by Elstracke is in compartments, containing figures of
birds and beasts, with portraits at the top of yEsop and the American philosopher. The
dedications to the respective books are at the beginning of the volume. Among the
preliminary pieces is one on Pandorsvs Waldolynnatvs, tlie menie American FliilDSo-
pher, or wise Man of the New World. A second division, with continuous pagination,
begins on signature Fa with another title: Certaine Pieces of this Age Paraboliz'd ...
London Printed by lohn Legatt for Francis Comtable ... 1615. In the British Museum
copy there are copperplate engravings on pages 83 and 91, and a blank space for one on
page 104. Blank spaces also occur in the text on pages 89, 126 and 127, on account
of defects in th( >riginal manuscript.
Scot. Philomythie | or | Philomythologie j wherin | Outlandish
Birds, Beasts, | and Fishes, are taught | to | speake true English |
plainely. | By Tho : Scot Gent. | Philomithus est aliquo mo- 1 do
philosophus : fabula enim | ex miris constituitur. | T'he second edi-
tion, much inlarged. I London | for Francis Constable \ at the white
Lyon in\ Paules Church-yard. | 1616. | Sm. 8vo, engraved title, and
92 unnumbered leaves, a-l in eights, and m in four, besides the
title. L., BM. 78189
Following the engraved title, which was altered for this edition, is "A Fraemonition
SCOTCH.
113
to the intelligent Reader," on one leaf, signed by Thomas Scot, and " Sarcasmos
Mvnilo, or The Frontispice explancd," in four leaves. Next is "A Svpply of the
description of Monsier Pandorsvs Waldolynnatvs, that merry American Philosopher, or
the Wiseman of the New World, being Antipode to /Ksop, placed with him as parallel
in the front," etc., in thi !e leaves. An adiircss "To the oucr-wise, ouer-wilfull, ouer-
curiuus, or ouer-captious Reader" fills the next three pages. This is followed by the
text, beginning on the verso of the eleventh leaf, with the dedications prefixed to the
respective books, instead of being colleited at the front, as in the first edition. On the
first ler.f of signature I is the title of the second division : Certaine | Pieces of this | Age
Parabolizd. | viz. | DuL-llum Britanicuni. | Regalis Justitia lacobi. | Aquignispicium. | Anti-
dotum Cecillianum. | By Thomas Scot | Gentleman.] Scire tuum nihil est.\Lontlon\ Printed
for Francis Conslab/e, and are to be iold\at bis shop at the signe of the ivhite\Lyun in Paules
Church-\yard. i6i6.| With seven woodcuts in the text. Some copies of this second
portion have a dirt'erent imprint : London Printed hy Edward Grijfinfor Francis Constable
... 1616.
Scot. Philomythie | or | Philomythologie | wherin | Outlandish
Birds, Beasts, | and Fishes, are taught | to | speake true English |
plainely. | By Tho : Scot Gent. | Philomithus' est aliquo mo-|do
philosophus : fabula enim | ex miris constituitur. |The second edi-
tion, much inlarged. I London \for Francis Constable \ at the white
Lyon in\ Paules Church-yard. \ 1622.] Sm. 8vo. bm. 78190
The engraved title is the same as in the other editions, the only alteration being in
the date. The second division is dated 1 61 6. There are two copies of this "second
edition" with the date 1622 in the British Museum, which are said to differ from each
other, and also from the "second edition" of 1616. Hazlitt mentions still another
variety with this date, in which the words "second edition," etc., do not occur. The
same bibliographer also states that this edition is sometimes found with a reprinted title-
page bearing the date 1640.
Scot. The Second Part of Philomythie, or Philomythologie.
Containing certaine Tales Of True Libertie. False Friendship.
Power Vnited. Faction and Ambition. By Thomas Scot Gent.
Printed at Lonu^nfor Francis Constable. i6i6. Sm. Svo, 20 leaves,
the first one blank. A and B in eights, and c in four, -f London^
printed by lohn Legatt for Francis Constable. 1625. Sm. Svo, 20
leaves, the first one blank. bm. 78 191
Scot (Thomas), of Utrecht. See Scott.
A Scotch Answer to a Yankee Question. By the Scotch
Poetic Genius. Clyde^ N. IT. 1866. i2mo, pp. 36. 78192
The Scotch Marine, or Memoirs of the Life of Celestina, a
Young Lady, who, secretly deserting her family, spent two years
in strict amity, as a Man, with her beloved Castor ; her Marriage
afterwards with Cario, a North Briton, in New England ... Lon-
don: y. Robinson. 1754. 2 vols., i2mo. -{- London, [n. d.] 2
vols., i2mo. 7^193
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Scotland's Grievances, | Relating to I Daiien, &c. [ Humbly
offered to the Consideration | of the | Parliament. | Vos quibus
potior est turpis cum securitate servitus, quam | honesta cum pcri-
culo libertas, istam quam magni | cstimatis, fortunam, amplecta-
mini, Ego in Patria, | s^epe defensa liber & libens moriar : nee me
prius I ejus caritas quam vita relinquet. Vallas ad Brus-|sium.
Buchan. Hist. lib. 8. Which for the be-| nefit of those that don't
understand Latin, is | English'd thus. | You who had rather like
Cowards submit your | Necks to a Yoke of Ignominous Slavery, |
than expose your selves to any Danger in | asserting the Public
Liberty; Hugg that For- 1 tune which you value so highly: For
my I part, I shall cheerfully Sacrifice my Life to | die a Free-man
in my Native Country, which j I have so often Defended : Nor
will I cease | to Love it, till I cease to Live: Wallace to| Bruce,
when he join'd with the English a-|gaii.st his Country. | [^Edin-
burgh ?'\ Printed^ 1700. | 8vo, "Errata" on i leaf, recto blank;
title, verso blank ; dedication "Ordinibus Regni, Scotorum gemi-
tus & lamentabiles querela;," pp. (2); text, pp. 1-54. Signatures
B-G in fours, and H in three, besides the three prel. leaves. A., L.
Improved title of No. 18568, Vol. v. The authorship has been attrihutcil to George
Ridpath. As originally printed, the dedication leaf formed the fourth leaf of sig. h,
in which place it is sometimes found. It was intended to be detached however, and
inserted in its proper place after the title.
Scotlands Grievances relating to Darien, etc. Humbly offered
to the consideration of Parliament, [n. p. 1700.?] i2mo, pp.
(6), 112. j.c.B. 78195
Scotland's Present Duty. See Vol. v.. No. 18569.
Scotland's I Right to Caledonia | (Formerly called Darien) | And
the Legality of its Set-| tlement, asserted in Three | several Me-
morials presen-|ted to His Majesty in May| 1699.] By | The Lord
President of the | Session and Lord Advocate, j on behalf of the
Company | of Scotland, Trading to Afri-|ca and the Indies.] ... |
Printed in the Tear^ 1700.] 8vo, title, and pp. 34. L. 78196
Improved title of No. 18570, Vol. v.
Scots-Irishman, />j<?w</(9«. See [Bruce (D.)], Vol. m. 8730.
Scots Settlemknt at Dakien.
The following titles relating to the Scots Settlement at Uarieii are supi>lement..ry to
those already given in Vol. v., Nos. 18544.-18575.
An Abstract of a Letter From a Person of Eminency and
worth in Caledonia to a Friend at Boston in New-England. Bos-
ton^ Printed May 15. 1699. 4to, pp. 2, 4.
J.c.B. 78197
SCOTS SETTLKMENT.
125
The letter of two pages was written from Fort St. Andrew, prob.il)ly by William
Paterson, the projector of the Darien lompany. 'I'lic la t four piycs mntain : "Cale-
donia. The Declaratit n ot' the Council cr,n>tituted by the Indi.in .mil Af'ric.in Com-
pany of Scotl.ind; for the (lovernment and direction of their Coli;nies and Settlements
in the Indies," siyned "By Order of the Council, Huyh Ro.is, Seiret.iry," and dated
" New Edinburgh, Ueceniber iS. 1698." Mr. Brinley's copy (No. 810) sold for 1?20.
See alio Vol. xiv., Nos. 59053 -55, Syi37"
An Act of Parliament for encouraging the Scots African and
Indian Company. [^Edinburgh, 1695. J 4to, pp. 8. j.c.B.
Dated, June 26, 1695. It was under this act that the Scots Settlement at Darien
was founded. For another edition ite Vol. v.. No. 18544.
Ad amplissimos simul et consukissimos viros Societatis Scoti-
canae ad Afros ct Indos ncgotium Rectores et Administratores
xquissimos ... [^Ediuburgb ? 1700.] 8vo, pp. 8. j.c.n. 78199
By Gwalterus Denniston. A curious poem relative to the settlement at Darien.
The Application of the Scots to Foreign Trade, Commended
and Encouraged : and their late attempt to have Settled at Darien,
fully Vindicated from all that hath been excepted against it. [n.
p. 1700.''] 8vo, pp. 28, 214. 78200
[Royal arms.] | By His Excellcn.cy | Richard Earl of Bello-
mont, Captain General and Governour in Chief of His Majesties
Province | of New- York, and Territories depending thereon in
America, and Vice Admiral of the same, ] &c | A Proclamation |
Whereas His most excellent Majesty hath received Advice, That
several Ships of Force, fitted out of Scotland, were designed | to
settle themselves in some parts of America; ... .| Given at P'ort
William Henry in New-York, the 15th Day of May, 1699. and
in the Eleventh Year of his Majesty's Reign. | By Order. | Bello-
mont.JB. Cosens, CI. Concilij. God Save the King. | [Colo-
phon :J Printed by IV. Bradford.^ Printer to the Kings most Excellent
Majesty in New-Tor k^ ^^QQ'I Folio, 1 leaf. h.s.p. 7820 1
Reprinted with No. 78202 at Edinburgh in 1699, and again in "The Original
Papers and Letters relating to the Scots Company" (No. 18563, Vol. v.), pp. 44-48.
It relates to the colony in Darien, and forbids his Majesty's subjects in America to hold
any correspondence with the emigrants, or to assist then> in any way by provisions,
arms, ammunition, etc. Title furnished by Mr. Hildcburn.
By his Excellency Richard Earl of Bellomont, Captain Gen-
eral, and Governour in chief of his Majesty's Provinces of the
Massachusetts-Bay, New- York, &c. in America, and of the Ter-
ritories thereon depending, and Vice-Admiral of the same. A
Proclamation. Whereas his most Excellent Majesty having
received Advice, that several Ships of Force fitted out in Scot-
in
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land, were arrived at the Island of St. Thomas, with an Intention
(as they declared) to settle themselves in some parts of America
.... Given at the Council Chamber in Doston, the third day of
June 1699. in the eleventh year of his Majesty's Reign. Hy
Order of his Excellency and Council, I. Addington Seer. Hel-
lomont. God save the King. [Colophon :] lioston^ Printed by
Bartholomew Green^ and "John ^llen^ Printers to bis Excellency the
Governour and Council. 1699. Folio, I leaf? 78202
An edition of No. 78201 and of this, with the cohiphon : EJinhurgb, ReprinltJ
exactly according to the Originals, Anno 1699, was reprinted in "Tlie Original Fjpers
and Letters relating to the Scots Company," pp. 44-48.
Caledonia. The Declaration of the Council. See No. 78197,
supra.
Caledonia's Complaint and Resolution, With the Answer to
the Complaint. [Inverse, n. p. 1700.] 4to, i page. 78203
The Causes of Scotland's Miseries. A Poem in Imitation of
the VI. Ode of the Third Book of Horace. Edinburgh.^ Printed
hy James Watson in Craig's Closs^ 1700. 4to, 4 leaves. 78204
Certain Propositions Relating to the Scots Plantation of Cale-
donia, and the National Address for supporting thereof, briefly
ofF^-ed to Publick View, for removing of Mistakes and Preju-
dices. Glasgow^ Printed in tie Tear 1700. Folio, pp. 2. j.c.B.
A I Collection | of | Scarce and Valuable Papers, | Some whereof
were never before Printed, viz. |i. A Defence of the Scots Settle-
I ment at Darien, with an An-|swer to the Spanish Memorial]
against it. |ii. An Enquiry into the Causes of | the Miscarriages at
Darien, &c. | [etc. 72 lines.] \ London; Printed /or George Saw-
bridge^ at the I Three Golden Flower-de- Luces in Little Britain^ 1 7 1 2. |
8vo, pp. (6), 240, 353-583- 78206
The ♦•Defence" fills pp. 1-51; the "Enquiry" pp. 51-135. The running page
heading of the book is " A Choice Collection of Papers Relating to State- Affairs Vol.
1." It is probably a reissue of No. 12879, Vol. iv.
A Congratulatory Poem, On the safe Arrival of the Scots
African and Indian Fleet in Caledonia, and their kind Reception
by the Natives, with an Amicable advice to all concerned, [n. p.
1699.] Folio, I page.
78207
Signed, "R. A."
Constitutions of the Company of Scotland, trading to Africa
and the Indies. \_Edinburgh. 1696.] Folio, pp. 3. j.c.B.
Corrected title of No. 18547, Vol. v.
SCOTS SETTLEMENT.
127
A I Defence I of the | Scots | abtlicatin'j;| Daiien : | Including An |
Answer|to thcj Defence] of ihc| Scots Settlement there.] Aiithore
Hritanno scd Dunensi. ) ... ] { Er/iu/'tojrhf] lYinteil in thi' Teor^
1700. 8vo, pp. (20), 1-28, 13-20, 37-60, 1.15-165, 167-168,
verso >lank. a-n in fours. l. 78209
"The Epistle Deilictory" is signtd by " I'liil. Scot." The .luthoiship u attributcil
to Janiea Hodges l>y H.ilkett .in.l L.iiiig, who .uld the f'olldwiiig note: "One Walter
Herries w.is supposed by the Scots I'.olianient to have been (lie author o\' this Defence,
whicli was ordered to be burnt by the hinds of tlie h.\n(;ni. n, and the Lords ot' tiie
Treasury were required to otter a reward of A! 6000 Scots for tlie arrest of the reputed
author." In the reply entitled "An Emjuiry into the Causes of the Misc.irriage," the
autiior is named "H s." In soivcc copies pages 29-36 are correctly numbered.
A ] Defence ] of the ] Scots ] Abdicating ] Daricn : ] Incluriing An |
Answer ] to the ] Defence ] of the ] Scot's Settlement there. ] Authore
Britanno sed Dunensi.] \^Edl»hurgh :^ Printed in the Teaty 1700.)
i2mo, pp. (12), 50. 78210
The dedication is signed " Phil. Scot." Mr. Brinley's copy of this edition (No.
5327) sold for $5.
A] Defence ] of the ] Scots ] Settlement at Darien. j With ] An
Answer to the Spanish Memorial against it. ] And ] Arguments to
prove, That it is the interest of England j to join with the Scots,
and protect it. ] To wl::ch is added j A Description of the Coun-
trey, and a particular Account J of the Scots Colony.] [n. p.]
Printed in the Tear^ M. DC xc. ix. ] 4to, pp. (4), 60. B in four,
and c-p in twos, besides the two prel. leaves. L. 7821 1
The dedication "To the King's Most Excellent Majesty" is signed " PhiloCaledon,"
who is supposed to be George Ridpath.
A ] Defence ] of the ] Scots Settlement ] At Darien. ] With ] An
Answer to the Spanish ] Memorial against it. ] And] Arguments to
prove that it is the j Interest of England to join with the ] Scots,
and protect it. ] To which is added, ] A Description of the ] Coun-
try, and a particular Account of I the Scots Colony. ] Edinburghy\
Printed in the Tear M. DC. xc. IX. ] 8vo, pp. (8), 86. a-m in fours,
the last leaf blank. l. 78212
Corrected title of No. 18549, Vol. v.
A ] Defence j Of the Scots Settlement ] at ] Darien ] with ] An
Answer to the Spanish Me-]morial against it. ] And Arguments
to Prove that it is the In-]terest of England to Joyn with the
Scots, ] and Protect it. ] To which is Added, ] A Description of the
Country, and a parti- ] cular Account of the Scots Colony. ] Eden-
burghy Printed in the Tear. \ MDCXCix. ] Sm. 8vo, pp. (4), 57.
[a]-g in fours, and h in three. l. 78213
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A Description of the Province and Bay of Darian : Giving an
full Account of all it's Situation, Inhabitants, Way and Manner
of Living and Religion, Solemnities, Ceremonies and Products ;
Being vastly rich with Gold, Silver, and various other Commodi-
ties, liy I. li. a Well-wisher to the Company who lived there
Seventeen Years. Edinburgh^ Printed by the Heirs and Successors
of Andrew Anderson^ Printer to the King's most Excellent Aliijesty.
Anno Dom. ibgg. 4to, pp. (2), 16. J.c.B. 78214
The uni' pjgu udUrcst tu tiic reader in tinned "Inauc Bljckwcll," wliotu init'uU jppcjr
un the title.
An I Enquiry | into | The Causes of the Miscarriage | of the |
Scots Colony at Darien. | Or an | Answer | to a | Libel | Lntituled | A
Defence of the Scots Abdicating Darien. | Submitted to the Con-
sideration of the I Good People of England. | ... | Glasgoiv. 1700. |
8vo, pp. (8), 112. A in four, b-g in eights, h and i in fours, l.
Currected title ut' Nu. 1S552, Vol. v. The authorship has been attributed to George
Ridpjth.
The I Golden Island | Or | the Darien Song | In Commendation
of I All Concerned in | that Noble En-|terpri/e | Of the Valiant
Scots. I Hy a Lady of Honour. | Edinburgh^ \ Printed by "John Reid^
find fire to | be sold at his Printing- House | in Bells- IVyntl^ 1699. |
8vo, pp. 8. H. 78216
An Health to Caledonia, To the Tune of Marin's Trumpet
Air. Two stanzas, [n. p. ^699.] Folio, i page. 78217
The I History | of | Caledonia : | or, the | Scots Colony | in | Darien |
In the West-Indies. | With an Account of the Manners | of the
Inhabitants, and Riches of the|Countrey, | By a Gentleman lately
Arriv'd. | Dublin: | Re-printed by Stephen Poivell^ at the back of\
Dick's Cojif'ee-House in Skinner- Row ^ for \ Josias Shaiv^ Bookseller^ fit
RusseVs Cojfee-\ House on Cork-hill^ near the Exchange. | mdcxcix. |
Sm. 8vo, pp. 32. A and e in eights. Map. l. 78218
The map is inscribed : "a New Map of ye | Isthmus of Darien in| America, The Bay
of Panama, | The Gulph of Vallona or S'. Michael, | with its Islands & Countries Adja-
cent.] By |W"'. Hacke & R». Morden." For another edition see Vol. v., No. 18556.
The Humble Address of the Right Honourable the Lords
Spiritual & Temporal In Parliament Assembled, Presented to His
Majesty, Feb. 12, 1699. [And His Majesties most gracious
Answer thereunto.] London. 1699. Folio, pp. 4. 7^219
The Address urges the abandonment of the Scotch Colony at Darien, it being
" inconsistent with the good of the Plantation Trade of this Kingdom." Mr. Brin-
ley's copy sold for $14.
SCOTS SKTTLI MKNT.
129
A Just ami Motlcst Vimliiatioii of the Scots I)isiij;n, St;-
[Hodges (Janu's)J, Vol. vitl., No. 32340.
Tlic .lutliiirsliip i> .isirilii'.l tu Kol.iit rcigusnii ii> tlif i.it.ilogius tif tlic liiitisli Mu-
seum anil l)i)illci.iti lilir.irics.
A Letter from a Mtiuhcr of tht- Parliament of Scotlaiul to his
friend in J/ondon, concerning tluir late act for establishing a
Company of that Kingdom, trading to Africa and the Indies.
Edinhurs;!} : jludrnv Jtuhrson. i(k)(). 4to, pp. 19. J.c.li. 78220
Dated NovemluT 14, 1695. Fur aiiiitlicr i'ditii)ii sre Vol. v., Nd. iS^6o.
A I Letter, I from the | Commission, | of the [General Assembly, |
of the I Church | of | Scotland ;| Met at Glasgow, July 21. 1699. |
To the I Honourable Council, and Inhabitants, of the] Scots Col-
ony of Caledonia, in America. | Edhthuri^h^ | Printed by Gi'orge AIos-
/na/iy (Old are to be sold at his | Shop in the P(irli<imeut-Closs. ibgg. |
4to, pp. 16. A and K in fours. L. 78221
For another edition stf Vol. v., No. 1S561,
A Letter, giving| A | Description | of the] Isthmus | of | Darian : |
(Where the Scot's Colonic is settled ;) | From a Gentleman who
lives there at present. | With an Account of the Fertilness of the
Soil, the Ouality | of the Air, the Manners of the Inhabitants,
And the | Natme of the Plants, and Animals, &c. | And | A par-
ticular Mapp of the Isthmus, and Entrance to the | River 01
Darian. | Edinburgh^ | Printed /or "John Mackie ... | M. DC. xc. ix. |
4to, 12 leaves, a-c in fours. Folded Map. B. BM., c.h.k.
A I Letter | To a | Friend | at | Edinburgh | From | Roterdam, | Giv-
ing an account of the Scots affairs | in Darien. | I3y| James Byres. |
...\Printed\j4nno\MDCCU.\ 8vo, pp. 171. H. 78223
Improved title of No. 9724, Vol. in.
Lettres Patentes du Octroi sous le grand seau du Royaume
Decosse, pour la compagnie du commerce de I'Afrique et des
Irides, etc. [n. p.] hnprime pour la Compagnie. M. DC. Lxxxxvil.
[1697.] 4to, pp. 8. j.c.B. 78224
Relates to the Scots Settlement at Darien,
A I List I of the | Subscribers | To the Company of Scotland,
Trading I to Africa nd the Indies; [Taken in Edinburgh &c. until
the 27 of March 1696.] [^Edinburgh. 1696.] Folio, pp. 4.
A I List I of the | Subscribers | to the | Company of Scotland, |
Trading to | Africa and the Indies. [Taken in Edinburgh &c. until
I i|
130
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the 2i of April iiiclusivf 1696.] [^Edinhurgh. 1696. J Folio, pp.
12. H. 78226
Memoirs of Noith-Hritain ; Taken from Authcntick Wiitincs,
aswell Manuscript as Printed. In whieh it is Frov'd, That tne
Scots Nation have Always been Zealous in the defence of the
Protestant Religion and I/ilierty. Containing, i. An account of
the cruelties exercis'd by the Tories, against the Protestants, in
King Charles's and King James's reigns. 11. Of the tryals and
murder of the Karl of Argyle, and Robert Hailic of Jerviswood
Ks<|; iir. Of the Revolution, and Dundee's rebellion, iv. Of
(ilenc(»'s ileath, and the Darien colony; with a vindication of
King VV^illiam's honour and justice therein, v. Of the designs
of the Jacobites in opposing the Union, and of their invasion-
plot after it. vi. The agreement between the English and Scots
Tories, since the change of the old ministry, in their attempts
against the Protestant succession. London: Printed for J. Baker
... and J, Graves ... mdccxv. 8vo. a-u in eights. 78227
By Jolin Ohiinixun. Improved title ut' No. 47571, Vol. xii.
An Ode made on the Welcome News of the safe Arrival and
kind Reception of the Scottish Collony at Darien in America.
Edinhurghy Printed by James JVatson in Craig's Closs 1699. Folio,
I page. 78228
Petition of the Council-General (of the Company of Scotland)
Trading to Africa and the Indies, etc. Signed at Edinburgh the
19th of October 1699. With the reply of His Majesty King
William to the same. [n. p. 1699.] Folio, pp. 2. J.c.B.
Relative to the " l'l.\iit ition on the North side of the Isthmus of Darien."
The Recruits for Caledonia of the Rysing Sun their Farewell
to Old Scotland ... [In verse.] Edinburgh: Printed by James
IVatson ... I 99. 4to, 1 page. 78230
The Representation and Petition | of the | Council-General |of
the I Indian and African | Company | to the | Parliament. | Edinburgh^
Printed in the Year 1700. | 8vo, pp. 19. a and B in fours, c in
two. L. 78231
Improved title of No. 18566, Vol. v, and No. 69993, Vol. xvii.
A Short Account from, and Description of the Isthmus of
Darien, where the Scots Collony are Settled. With a Particular
Map of the Isthmus, and Enterance to the River of Darien.
According to our late News, and Mr. Dampier and Mr. Wafer.
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StOTS SETTLEMENT.
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Etlinbutfih. Pr'iuttfl and sold hy John rallange. 1 699. 410, pp. (6),
19. Map ami IMatc. j.c.B., hm. 78232
A I Short anil Impartial | View [of | The Manner and Occasion |
of thc|Scots C.'olonv's I Coming away from | Daricn. | In| A Letter
to a Person of (^Juality. | ... | j lidinhura^h :\ Printed [by Jdnus It'iit-
ion\ in the T'lur M.l)C'.xc.ix.| 4to, pp. 40. A-K in fours. I,.
Siyneil at the end '* I'. C." 'I'lie ii.iiiif tif' tin- printtr !» written on the title of the
LfiKix copy in a tonti'm|iorary hand.
A Short I Vindication | of | Phil. Scot's Defence | of the | Scots
Abdicating Darien: | Being | in Answer to the Challenge of thc|
Author of The Defence of that Settle-] ment, to prove the Spanish
Title to I Darien^ by Inheritance, Marriage, Do-| minion. Purchase,
Reversion, Surrender, I or Conquest. | With A | Prefatory Reply, to
the False and | Scurrillous Aspersions, of the New Au-|thor of,
The Just and Modest Vindicati-|on, &c. And some Animad-
versions on I the material Part of it, relating to the | Title of Da-
rien. I ... I London : \ Printed in the Tear^ 1 700. | 8vo, pp. 48. a-f
in fours. H. 78234
Improved title ot" No, 18571, Vol. v.
Some Seasonable and Modest | Thoughts, | Partly occasioned by
and part y concerning the | Scots East-India | Company. | Humbly
offered to R. H. Esq; a Member I of the present Parliament.] By
an unfeign and hearty Lover of | England. | [n. p.] Printed in the
y'car 1696. 1 4to, pp. 36. a-d in fours, e in two. 78235
Signed "C. K," and dated Jan. i, i6<;{}. Title from Mr. Paul L. Ford.
Some! Seasonable and Modest | Thoughts | Partly occasioned by,
and partly concerning the I Scots East-India | Company | Humbly
offered to R. H. Esq. a Member | of the present Parliament. | By
an unfeigned and hearty Lover of | England. | Edinburgh^ \ Re-
printed by George Mosman^ and are to be Sold at his | Shop in the
Parliament Closs^ 1699.] 4to, pp. 31. a-d in fours. L. 78236
Signed .It the end " C. K."
A I State I of I Mr. Paterson's Claim | upon the | Equivalent ; | with
[Original Papers and Observations! Relating thereto. | London :\
Printed in the Tear mdccxii.| 410, pp. viii, (4), 72. H. 78237
Relates to the Darien affairs. Improved title of No. 18573, Vol. v. See alio Vol.
v., No. 18565, and Vol. xiv., No. 59053.
A I Supplement | Of | Original Papers | and | Letters | relating | To
the Scots Company Tra-|ding to Africa and the Indies. | [n. p,~
Anno Dom. 1700. | 8vo, pp. 16.
For another edition tee No. 18574, Vol. v.
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To his Grace, Her Majesty's | High Commissioner, and the |
Right Honourable Estates of | Parliament | The Humble Repre-
sentation of the I Council-General of the Company of Scotland |
Trading to Africa and the Indies. | [n. p. 1706.] Folio, 2 leaves.
Title from Mr. Paul L. Fiird. See a/so Vol. x., No. 40877.
Scots Sawney, pseudou. Letter from Scots Sawney the Bar-
ber, to Mr. Wilkes an English Parliamenter. Boston. {Pricey
Coppers.) [1763?] l2mo, pp. o. w. 78240
Dated June 25, 1763, and signed " Fhilo-Britain." First printed In England.
Scott (A.) Report from the Committee of Claims on the
Petition of Alexander Scott of the State of South Carolina, on
behalf of himself and others, ... 22 January, 1805. ... Wash-
ington City: Printed by IFilliain Duane iff Son. 1 805. 8vo, pp. 8.
Scott (A. M.) Chronicles of the Great Rebellion from the
beginning of the same until the Fall of Vicksburg. By Rev.
Allen M. Scott. Seventh Edition. Cincinnati. 1864. l2mo,
pp. 344. -f- Fourteenth Edition. Cincinnati: C. F. Vent l^ Co.
1864. 8vo, pp. 344. C. 78242
Written in scriptural style.
ScoTT. Chronicles of the Great Rebellion. By Rev. Allen
M. Scott, D.D. Twenty-sixth Edition. Cincinnati: C. F. Vent
y Co. 1868. 8vo, pp. 344. B. 78243
ScoTT (B.) An Hour with the Pilgrim Fathers and their Pre-
cursors. A Lecture. By Benjamin Scott, f.r.s.a. Second Edi-
tion. London: IV. Thorn. 1869. 8vo, pp. 40. 78244
Scott. Lays of the Pilgrim Fathers. By Benjamin Scott,
Chamberlain of the City of London. London. 1861. 8vo.
Woodcuts. 78245
Scott. The Pilgrim Fathers, neither Puritans nor Persecutors.
A Lecture delivered at the Friend's Institute, London, on the
1 8th of January, 1866. By Benjamin Scott, f.r.a.s., Chamber-
lain of the City of London. ... London: A. JV. Bennett. M.D.ccc-
Lxvi. 8vo, pp. 39. H. + Second Edition. London: A. W. Ben-
nett. M.D.CCC.LXIX. 8vo, pp. 39. B. 78246
Also reprinttd in the Cleveland "Herald," for May 12, 1866.
ScoTT (C.) Thoughts on the Government, Union, Danger,
Wants, and Wishes of the Canadas ; and on the proper line of
policy of the British Parliament in these respects : being a Letter
to Mr. Hitchings, of Toronto, occasioned by, and containing
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strictures on, one addressed to him by Dr. Dunlop, conveying his
thoughts on the subject of Responsible Government. By Charles
Scott. Montreal. 1839. 8vo, pp. 135. 78247
Scott (C. L.) Address of the Hon. Charles L. Scott, of
California, to his Constituents on the Constitutional Right of
Secession. fVashingtoti^ D. C: IVilltam H. Moore^ Printer. 186 1.
8vo, pp. 16. H. 78248
Scott (D.) Calm Examination of Dr. McMaster's Letters
on Civil Government. By the Rev. David Scott. Newburgh :
Printed hy Charles U. Cushman. 1832. 8vo, pp. 44. H. 78249
Scott. Distinctive Principles of the Reformed Presbyterian
Church. By the Rev. David Scott. Albany: Joel Mumell. 1 841.
i2mo, pp. 324. 78250
Scott. An Exposure of Dr. McMaster's " Brief Inquiry."
By the Rev. David Scott. ... New-York : Printed by H. Bunce.
1833. 8vo, pp. 28. H. 78251
Scott. Narrative of the Division in the Reformed Presbyte-
rian Church in 1833. By Rev. David Scott. Rochester. 1863.
8vo. 78252
Scott (D. B.) Mar.ual of the History of the United States.
By David B. Scott. New York. 1852. i8mo. + New Edition.
New Tor k. 1861. i2mo. -\- New Tor k. 1866. i2mo. 78253
Scott. A School History of the United States, from the
Discovery of America to the year 1870. By David B. Scott. ...
New Tork : Harper ^ Brothers. 1 870. i2mo, pp. xii, 425. Plate.
-f [Ibid.'l 1872. i2mo, pp. xii, 425, Plate. 78254
Scott. A Smaller School History of the United States, from
the Discovery of America to the year 1872. By David B. Scott.
With Maps and Illustrations. New Tork : Harper & Brothers.
1872. i6mo, pp. 235. 78255
Scott (D.) The Case of Dred Scott. In the Supreme Court
of the United States, December Term, 1854. [5/. Louis. 1854.]
8vo, pp. 12. B., H. 78256
Scott. The Case of Dred Scott in the United States Supreme
Court. The full Opinions of Chief Justice Taney and Justice
Curtis, and abstracts of the opinions of the other judges ... New
Tork : Greeley l^ McElrath. 1857. 8 vo, pp. 104. B., s. 78257
VOL. XIX. Q
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SCOTT.
Scott. The Case of Drcd Scott in the United States Supreme
Court. The full Opinions of Chief Justice Taney and Justice
Curtis, and abstracts of the opinions of the other judges ; with an
analysis of the points ruled, and some concluding observations.
New Tori: Horace Greeley l^ Co. i860. 8 vo, pp. 104. H.
Scott. The Dred Scott Decision. Opinion of Chief Justice
Taney, with an Introduction by Dr. J. H. Van Evrie. Also, An
Appendix, containing an Essay on the Natural History of the
Prognathous Race of Mankind, originally written for the New
York Day-book, by Dr. S. A. Cartwright, of New Orleans.
Van Evrie^ Horton ^ Co. ... New York. 1859. ^^^^ PP* 4^1 2"^^
covers. -|- \New York ;] Published by Van Evrie., Horton., fif Co.
1 860. 8vo, pp. 48, and covers. + A^<?w/ York : Van Evrie., Hor-
ton iff Co. 1863. 8vo, pp. 48, and covers. 78259
Scott. Historical and Legal Examination. See [Benton (T.
H.)], Vol. II., No. 4785.
Scott. A Legal Review of the Case of Drca Scott, as
decided by the Supreme Court of the United States. ... Boston:
Crosby^ Nichols, and Company. 1857. 8vo, pp. 62. 78260
Scott. Remarks on a Passage. See [Woolsey (T. D.)]
Scott. A Report of the Decisions of the Supreme Court of
The United States, and the Opinions of the Judges thereof, in
the case of Drcd Scott, versus John F. A. Sandford. New York:
D. Appleton and Company. 1857. 8vo, pp. 393-633, and covers.
See also Howard (B. C), Vol. vm., No. 33240.
ScoTT. A Review of the Decision of the Supreme Court of
the United States in the Dred Scott Case. By a Kentucky Law-
yer. Louisville, Ky.: Morton & Griswold. 1857. 8vo, pp. 47.
See also Vol. xvii., No. 69606 ; The Slavery Question j and Vermont.
Scott (F.) [Half-title:] Narrative|of| Mrs.* Scott and Cap*.
Stewart's | Captivity. | [Woodcut.] | [Title on verso :] A true and
wonderful | Narrative | of the surprising Captivity and remarkable |
Deliverance of | Mrs. Frances Scott, | an Inhabitant of Washing-
ton County, in the | State of Virginia ; who was taken by the
Indians | on the Evening of the Twenty-ninth of June, 1785. 1
Containing also, | A particular Relation of her almost unparralelled
I Sufferings, and the Hardships she underwent during her | tedious
and painful Travels and Perigrinations of Thir- 1 ty-two Days ....
( Likewise, | A particular Detail of the horrid, barbarous and cruel
SCOTT.
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I Massacre of her Husband, Mr. Scott, and four Chil-|dren, and
a Lad named Ball, who were most inhu- 1 manly murdered by the
blood-thirsty Savages, on [the fatal Evening of the Twenty-ninth
of June. ... Boston: Printed by E. Russell^ next Lib. Pole^ 1786.
i6mo, pp. 24. Woodcuts. M. 78263
A very rare narrative. On page 19 begins "A true and faithful Narrative of the
surprizing Captivity and remarkable deliverance of Captain Isaac Stewart," etc. Ste aho
Vol. IX., No. 38109.
Scott (F. J.) The Art of Beautifying Suburban Home
Grounds of Small Extent j the Advantages of Suburban Homes
over City or Country Homes ; the Comfort and Economy of
Neighbouring Improvements ; the Choice and Treatment of
Building Sites ; and the Best Modes of Laying Out, Planting,
and Keeping Decorated Grounds. ... With Descriptions of the
Beautiful and Hardy Trees and Shrubs grown in the United
States. By Frank J. Scott. New Tori : D. Appleton and Com-
pany. 1870. Sm. 4to, pp. 618. 78264
Scott. The Palaces of America. By Frank J. Scott. Bos-
ton: Reprinted from The Radical for April^ 1869. 8vo, pp. 9. H.
[Scott.] Suggestions concerning a National Currency, [n.
p. 1873.] 8vo, pp. 10. H. 78266
Scott (G. C.) Fishing in American Waters. By Genio C.
Scott. With one hundred and seventy Illustrations. ... New
York : Harper & Brothers. 1 869. 8vo, pp. 484. Plate. c.
Scott (G. G.) ... Speech of George G. Scott ... March 8,
[1859,] ^" ^^^ Case of Hon. William G. Mandeville ... the
hnal vote March 16 ... \_Jlbany. 1859.] ^^°> PP* ^^* ^-j s*
With heading " N. Y. Legislature, 1859. In Senate."
Scott (G. W.) Naturalization of Aliens : or the Alien's
Guide to Citizenship ; and Court Manual : containing a Sketch
of the Laws with Directions and Forms of Proceedirigs, and the
Naturalization of Aliens, in the United States. By George W.
Scott. New York. 1847. ^vo. 78269
Scott. New York Registry Law of 1859, ^''^ instructions
for executing its provisions. By George W. Scott. ... Albany:
IVeed^ Parsons ^Company. 1859. ^^o, pp. 32. H. 78270
[Scott (Helenus).] The Adventures of an East-India Rupee.
Wherein are interspersed, Various Anecdotes Asiatic and Euro-
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SCOTT.
pean. ... Price Half a Dollar. Philadelphia : Printed and Sold by
Robert Bell, in Third-Street, m,dcc, Lxxxiii. 8vo, pp. 64. p.
Title from Hildeburn.
Scott (H.) A Complete History of Fairfield County, Ohio.
By Hervey Scott. 1 795-1 876, Columbus, Ohio : Sicbcrt & Lilly,
Printers. 1877. 8vo, pp. x, 304. 4 Illustrations. 78272
Scott (J. W.) An Address before the Athenian Society of
Indiana University, September, 1838. ... By Prof. J. W. Scott.
Oxford. 1838. 8vo, pp. 32. 7^273
[Scott.] A Statement of the Causes which led to the recent
changes in the Miami University. [^Oxford, O. 1845.] i2mo,
pp. 23. 78274
" Prof. Scott's account of why he, and Prof. Waterman were removed from their
Professorships in the Institution." — P. G. Thomson.
Scott {Col. J. W.) Letter to Judge Nevis, Mr. Lupp and
Mr. Wood, of New-Brunswick, on the Constitutional Organiza-
tion of the Legislative Council of New Jersey, October, 1841
... Trenton. 1840. 8vo, pp. 30. s. 78275
Scott (J. W.) A Presentation of Causes tending to fix the
Position of the Future Great City of the World in the Central
Plain of North America, showing that the centre of the world's
commerce now represented by the City of London, is moving
westward, to the City of New York, and thence, within one
hundred years, to the best position on the Great Lakes. By J.
W. Scott. Toledo: Blade Office Print. 1868. 8vo, pp. 28. B.
Scott (J. Walter). American Postage Stamp Album. ...
Second Edition. New York: J. W. Scott ^ Co. 1870. Oblong
i6mo, 155 leaves. 78277
Scott (J.) The Regards due to the Memory of Faithful
Ministers. A Sermon preached at Stourbridge and Cradley, De-
cember, S'^h. 1816. On the Death of The Rev. Benjamin Car-
penter. To which is added An Address, delivered at the Inter-
ment. By James Scott. Stourbridge: Printed by J, Heming.
[1816.] Svo, pp. 36. B. 78278
Scott [Rev. James). The Guardian Angel. [In verse.] ...
New Tori. 1859. i2mo, pp. 191. 78279
Scott (J. L.) A Journal of a Missionary Tour through
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin and
SCOTT.
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Michigan ; comprising a concise description of different Sections
of Country ; Health of Climate ; Inducements for Emigration,
with the embarrassments ; the Religious Condition of the People ;
Meetings connected with the Mission ; and of the Great West-
ern Prairies. By Rev. James L. Scott. Providence: Published
hy the Author, 1843. '2mo, pp. viii, 203.
c. 78280
Scott (J.) The | Baptism of Christ, | A jGospel Ordinance : |
being altogether Inward and Spi- 1 ritual : | Not, like John's, into
Water ; but, according to | the real Nature of the Gospel, into
the very | Name, Life, and Power, of the Father, and | of the Son,
and of the Holy Ghost. | Shewing that the Apostle's Use of
Water Baptism | was by no Means as an Ordinance of Christ, |
but as the Baptism of John ; and that all who | are baptized into
Christ, have put on Christ, | not only professionally, but substan-
tially— that I is, have put him on as the whole Armour of | Light,
and walk in him in newness of Life. | By Job Scott. | Providence:
Printed by J. Carter, \ M,DCC,xcill. | 8vo, pp. vii, 185. BA. +
Providence^ Printed: London^ Reprinted by 'James Phillips, 1794.
8vo, pp. viii, 193. B. -(- Dublin: Reprinted by Rachel Maria
Jackson. 1794. 8vo. -j- Chester: Printed by W, Minshull^ for
iV, Leicester. 1796. l2mo. -\- Printed for IV. Leicester., IVar-
rington. 1796. i2mo. A^ Providence Printed : London : Reprinted
by William Phillips. 1803. i2mo. 7828 1
ScoTT. A Description of True Religion ; extracted from the
Journal of the late Job Scott, of North America. London :
Printed by W, W S. Graves ... and sold by E. Fry. [n. d.] i2mo.
Scott. An Expose of some of the Misrepresentations con-
tained in a Pamphlet, entitled : " A Letter from a Friend in
America to Luke Howard." By Job Scott. Philadelphia, 1826.
8vo. 78283
Extracts from the Journal of Job Scott, an American
Bradford : Printed by IV, H. Blackburn. 1829. 8vo,
78284
Scott.
Minister,
pp. 40.
Scott.
late of North America. [By L. A. Barclay.] London: Nos-
worthy and Wells ^ Printers, [n. d.]
Extracts from the unpublished Journal of Job Scott,
; Nos-
78285
i2mo.
Scott. Five Letters from Job Scott, written whilst in Europe,
to his Relations and Friends. New Bedford: Printed by Abraham
Shearman^ Jr. 1 807. i2mo, pp. 28.
78286
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SCOTT.
Scott. Journal of the Life, Travels, and Gospel Labours, of
that Faithful Servant and Minister of Christ, Job Scott. New-
Tork : Printed and Sold by Isaac Collins, No. 1 89, Pearl-street. 1 797.
1 2mo, pp. xii, (2], 360. + New Tork Printed : London Reprinted,
by James Phillips bf Son. 1797. i2mo, pp. xiv, 354. + Wilming-
A New Edition. New
ton. 1797. i2mo. w. -f
ybri printed :
London Reprinted, By James Phillips ^ Son. 1798. i2mo, pp. (2),
xiii, 293. H. 4" New Tork, printed, and Dublin, reprinted by John
Gough. 1798. i2mo. -f With a Supplement, "The Baptism of
Christ." Re-printed for, and sold by IV. Leicester, Warrington.
1798. i2mo, pp. 281.
78287
Scott. A Journal of the Life, Travels, and Gospel Labours
of that Faithful Servant and Minister of Christ, Job Scott. With
Corrections and Additions. London: William Phillips. 18 15.
Sm. 8vo, pp. (2), xix, (3), 388. -j- A New Edition. London:
Published by Charles Gilpin. 1843. i^mo. 78288
For a note concerning this work itt Joseph Smith's
Friends' Books," vol. 11., p. 547.
Descriptive Catalogue of
Scott. A Letter from a Friend in America, to Luke Howard,
of Tottenham, near London, in which the character of our late
Friend, Job Scott, is vindicated and defended, and his Doctrines
shown to be consistant with Scripture and sound Reason. In
reply to a Letter addressed by Luke Howard to the Author, [n.
p. 1826.] 8vo, pp. 54, (i). B. 78289
Scott. Letters from Job Scott, written, whilst in Europe, to
his Relations and Friends, first published in America. Together
with extracts from other of his Letters. London : Printed and sold
by William Phillips. 1810. i2mo. 78290
Scott. A Memoir of the Life of Job Scott : abridged from
his Journal. Sunderland : Printed by H. Burnett. [1842. J i2mo.
Scott. On The Knowledge of the Lord, the only true God.
To which is added. Remarks upon the Doctrine of Perseverance.
By that faithful servant and minister of Christ, Job Scott. Phil-
adelphia: Published by Emmor Kimber. 1824. 8vo, pp. viii, 68.
Scott. The Power of Religion ; exemplified in the life, sick-
ness, and death of Job Scott. Principally extracted from his
Journal. ... Philadelphia. [J. R. A. Skerrett, Printer.'] 18 18.
i2mo, pp. 16. BA. 78293
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Scott. A Short Testimony to the Efficacy and Sufficiency of
the Teachings of Divine Grace, for The Salvation of all Men.
From Job Scott's Journal, 1797. [^Extracted and published by
G. Gibson.] Printed by Darton and Harvey ... London, [n. d.]
4to, I leaf.
78294
Scott. A Treatise on Church Discipline, taken principally
from the Writings of Robert Barclay, William Penn, and Isaac
Penington. Compiled by Job Scott. New Bedford: Printed by
Abraham Shearman^ Jr. 1 805. l2mo, pp. 35. -f Philadelphia
Printed by fVilliam Brown. 1824. i2mo, pp. 26.
H. 78295
ScoTT. The True Religion : extracted from Job Scott's
Journal. J. Copland^ Printer^ Chelmsford, [n. d.] 4to, 4 leaves.
The same as " A Short Testimony," etc.
Scott. War Inconsistent with the Doctrine and Example of
Jesus Christ. In a Letter to a Friend. Recommended to the
perusal of the Professors of Christianity. By J. Scott. Sharon.,
Conn. 1 80 1. i2mo. -\- Philadelphia. 1804. i2mo. -\- New
Bedford: Printed by Abraham Shearman^ fr. 18 13. l2mo, pp. 31.
-f Third Edition. London. 1818. 8vo. -\- London. 1828. 8vo.
Scott. The Works of that eminent Minister of the Gospel,
Job Scott, late of Providence, Rhode Island. ... Philadelphia:
Published by John Comly ; and to be had of John Townsend ... or
Elijah IVeaver^ Bookseller . . . Philadelphia ; and of Isaac T. Hopper
... New Tork. 1831. 2 vols., 8vo, pp. viii, 534,(1); vii, (i),
575, (l). B. 78298
Also: Salvation by Christ ... Philadelphia: Published by Emmor Kimber, and told hy
Isaac Pugb ... William Brotvn, Printer. 1824. 8vo. ■\- Dublin ; Primed by Benlbam
and Gardiner. 1825. i2mo. ■{■Philadelphia: Published by M. T. C. Gould ... J.
Harding, Printer. 1829. 8vo.
Scutt was born at Providence in 175 1, and in the course of his labors visited almost
every part of the United States. His account of New England life, and the progress
of religion, is very curious.
[ScoTT (John), of Amwell., b. 1730, d. 1783.] The Constitu-
tion defended, and the Pensioner exposed ; in Remarks on "The
False Alarm." ... London: E. and C. Dilly ... and J. Ridley.
M.DCC.LXX. 8vo, pp. (2), 31. 78299
In reply to Dr. Samuel Johnson's " False Alarm," No. 36296, Vol. ix.
ScoTT. The Poems of Scott, and Logan. Chiswick : From
the Press of C. fVhittingham. [1822.] i6mo, pp. (4), 268. 2
Plates. ' L. 78300
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SCOTT.
The above title it preceded by the title of the series : "The British Ports. Includ-
ing Tranilationi. In One Hundred Volumei. lxx. Scott. Logan. Ctitwick ; I'tinua
by C. H^biitingham ...for y. Carptnitr [and others]. 1822." Scott's pocnu till p.iges
SI-200, with a life of the author by R. A, Davenport on pages 7-20. "The Mexi-
can Prophecy" is on pp. 130-136.
ScoTT. The Poetical Works of John Scott Esq. London.
1782. 8vo, pp. viii, 341. Plates, -f The Second Edition. Lon-
don : J. Buckland. mdcclxxxvi. 8vo, pp. (2), vi, (2), 343.
Frontispiece, Portrait and Plates. 78301
Includes '*The Mexican Prophecy," an ode.
[Scott.] Remarks on the Patriot. Including some Hints
respecting the Americans : with an Address to the Electors of
Great Britain. London: Richardson and Urquhart, mdcclxxv.
8vo, pp. (2), 46. 78302
In reply to No. 36301, Vol. ix. An answer to Dr. Johnson's "Taxation no Tyr-
anny" ii also attributed to Mr. Scott.
Scott [John]. Speech of Mr. Scott ... on the Missouri
Question. Washington. 1820. 8vo. p. 78303
[Scott (John).] The Indiana Gazetteer, or Topographical
Dictionary, containing a Description of the several Counties,
Towns, Villages, Settlements, Roads, Lakes, Rivers, Creeks,
Springs, &c., in the State of Indiana. Alphabetically arranged.
Centreville. 1826. i8mo, pp. 143. 7^304
[Scott.] The Indiana Gazetteer, or Topographical Diction-
ary; containing a Description of the several Counties, Towns,
Villages, Settlements, Roads, Lakes, Rivers, Creeks, and Springs,
in the State of Indiana. Second Edition, carefully revised, cor-
rected, and enlarged. Indianapolis : Douglass and Maguire. 1833.
i2mo, pp. 199, (i). B. 78305
Scott (J.) Encarnacion, or the Prisoners in Mexico. Being
an Account of their Capture, Treatment, and Travels. Also, a
description of the Mexican People and Country, in connexion
with the above. By John Scott, Esq., of the Kentucky Volun-
teer Cavalry. Louisville.^ Ky. G. H. Monsarrat ^ Co^s. Steam
Press. 1848. i2mo, pp. 123, and covers. 78306
Scott (J.) Letters to an Officer in the Army, proposing
Constitutional Reform in the Confederate Government after the
close of the present War. A Supplement to "The Lost Prin-
ciple." By John Scott of Fauquier, C. S. Army ... Richmond:
A. Morris. 1864. 8vo, pp. 82. c. 78307
SCOTT.
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[Scott.] The Lost Principle ; or the Sectional Kquilibrium :
How it was created — How dcstroycil — How it may be restored.
By " Barbarossa." ... Richmond^ l^a. : James IVoodhouse W Co.
i860. 8vo, pp. 266. 78308
Scott. Partisan Life with Col. John S. Mosby. By Major
John Scott, Of Fauquier, late C. S. A. ... With Portraits and
Engravings on Wood. ... New York : Harper l^ Brothers. 1867.
8vo, pp. 492. Map and 3 Plates, c. -f London : Sampson Loxv.
1867. 8vo. 78309
Scott (J.) Extension of Ku Klux Act. Speech of Hon.
John Scott, of Pennsylvania, in the Senate of the United States,
May 17, 1872. \JVashington. 1872.] 8vo, pp. 16. H. 78310
Scott. Income Tax. Speech of Hon. John Scott, of Penn-
sylvania, delivered in the Senate of the United States, June 22
and 23, 1870. IVashington: F. and J. Rives Iff Geo. A. Bailey.
1870. 8vo, pp. 15 B. 7831 1
Scott. Income Tax. Speech of Hon. John Scott of Penn-
sylvania in the Senate of the United States, January 25, 187 1.
fVashington : F. iff J. Rives y Geo. A. Bailey. 187 1. 8vo, pp. 8.
[Scott.] Report on the alleged Outrages in he Southern
States. By the Select Committee of the Senate. ... it^ashington :
Government Printing Office. 1871. 8vo, pp. cxiv, 426. H,
[Scott.] Testimony taken by the Joint Select Committee to
inquire into the Condition of Affairs in the late Insurrectionary
States. North Carolina. fVashington : Government Printing Office.
1872. 8vo, pp. xvi, 592. H. 78314
Also: Speech ... March 22 and 23, 1871, on the Ku Klux Bill, ff^aihington.
1 87 1. 8vo.
ScoTT (J. B.) An Appeal to the People, from the Decision
of the Senate, in the Case of the Removal of the Justices of the
Marine Court. By John B. Scott ... New York: fVm. G. Boggs.
1840. 8vo, pp. 29. 78315
Scott (J. F.) Brudder Bones' Book of Stump Speeches,
and Burlesque Orations, also containing Humorous Lectures,
Ethiopian Dialogues, Plantation Scenes, Negro Farces and Bur-
lesques, Laughable Interludes, and Comic Recitations. Inter-
spersed with Dutch, Irish, French, and Yankee Stories. Com-
piled and edited by John F. Scott. New York : Dick & Fit%ge~
raid. i868. i2mo, pp. 188. 78316
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Scott (J. M.), b. 1789, </. 1858. An Address, delivered, by
request, before the Literary Societies of Lafayette College, at
Easton, on the Fourth of July, 1834. Hy John iVlorin Srott.
Philadelphia: Printed by IVilliam Brown. 1834. 8vo, pp. 24. BA.
Scott. Address to the Pennsylvania Volunteers returned
from Mexico. Delivered July 24, 1848, at Philadelphia. 13y
John M. Scott. Philadelphia.' i^^^. 8vo, pp. 24. 78318
Scott. An Oration delivered before the Washington Benev-
olent Society of Pennsylvania ; at their Third Anniversary Meet-
ing, February 22, 1815. By John Morin Scott, Esq. ... Phila-
delphia: Printed at the Office of the United States* Gazette. 18 15.
8vo, pp. 32. 78319
ScoTT (J. W.) An Historical Sketch of the Pine Street, or
Third Presbvterian Church, Philadelphia. By John Welwood
Scott. With an Introduction, by the Rev. T. Brainerd, Pastor.
Philadelphia. 1837. i2mo, pp. 84. 78320
Scott (J. W.) The Times, and Signs of the Times. Bac-
calaureate Sermon, to the Graduating Class of Washington Col-
lege, August 31, 1862, By John W. Scott, d.d. President of the
College. IVashington^ Pa. : Printed at the Reporter and Tribune
Office. 1862. 8vo, pp. 24, and covers. 78321
Scott {Rev. Jonathan). A Brief View of the Religious
Tenets and Sentiments lately published and spread in the Prov-
ince of Nova Scotia ; which are contained in a book entitled,
Two Mites on some of the most important and much disputed
points of Divinity. And in a Sermon preached at Liverpool,
Nov. 19, 1782; and in a Pamphlet entitled, I'he Antitraditionist,
all being publications of Mr. Henry Alline, with some brief Re-
flections and Observations ; Also, a view of the ordination of the
author of these books : together with a discourse on external
order. ... Halifax. 1784. 8vo, pp. 334. 78322
Scott (J.) The Conquest of the Last Enemy ; or. Complete
Victory over Death. A Discourse, delivered March 9, 1807, at
the Funeral of the Rev. Samuel Foxcroft, a.m. late Pastor of the
Congregational Church in New Gloucester. By Jonathan Scott,
Pastor of the First Church in Minot. ... Charlestown : Printed by
Samuel Etheridge. 1 808. 8vo, pp. 44. w. 78323
ScoTT. A Sermon delivered at Hallowell, before the Maine
Missionary Society, at their first Anniversary, June 15, 1808.
SCOTT.
H3
By Jonuthan Scott, v.d.m. Pastor of the First Church in Minot.
... Hallowell : From the Press of N. Cheeuer. l8o8. 8vo, pp. 26.
Scott (J. M.) Hluc Lights, or the Coiivciitioii. A Poem,
. New- York :
[IM.] 1 82 1.
B. 78325
in Four Cantos. Hy Joniuhan M. Scott, Esq.
Charts N. Baldwin. 181 7. i8mo, pp. (2), 150.
i8mo, pp. (2), 150.
Rrl.itei ti) the Hartfi)rd Conventii)n.
Scott. The Sorceress, or Salem Delivered,
four cantos. Hy Jonathan M. Scott, Esq. ... Nnv
N. Baldwin. 1817
A Poem, in
y'orJt : Charles
i8mo, pp. 120. -f [//>/>/.] 1818. i8mo.
On Salem witchcral't.
ScoTT (J.) A Geographical Description of Pennsylvania. By
Joseph Scott. Philadelphia. 1806. i2mo. P. 78327
ScoTT. A Geographical Description of the States of Mary-
land and Delaware ... With a List of the Hundreds in each
County. By Joseph Scott. .. Philadelphia: Printed hy Kimhery
Conrad ^ Co. 1807. i8mo, pp. (2), 191. 2 Maps. B., c, s.
Scott. A Geographical Dictionary of the United States of
North America ; containing a General Description of each State
... By Joseph Scott ... Philadelphia : Printed by Jrchibuld Bar-
tram^ for Thomas Armstrong. 1805. 8vo. Map. c, H., s.
Scott. The New and Universal Gazetteer, or Modern Geo-
graphical Dictionary ... and wherein upwards of five hundred
errours are corrected in the Encyclopjedia Britannica, and in
Millar, Payne^ Guthrie, Watson, Brooks, Walker, Morse, &c. ...
By Joseph Scott. Philadelphia. 1799-1 800. 4 vols., 8vo. s.
Scott. The | United States | Gazetteer : | Containing an | Au-
thentic description | of the | Several States. | Their Situation, Ex-
tent, Boundaries, Soil, Produce, I Climate, Population, Trade and
Manufactures. | Together with the | Extent, Boundaries and Pop-
ulation I of their | Respective Counties. | Also, an | Exact account |
of the I Cities, Towns, Harbours, Rivers, Bays, Lakes, Mountains,
&c. I Illustrated with Nineteen Maps. | By Joseph Scott. | Phila-
delphia :\ Printed by F. and R. Bailey ^ at Torick's\-Heady No. 116,
High Street.\ 1795.I i2mo, pp. vi, (i), a to eb 2 in sixes. En-
graved title and 19 Maps. b., h. 78331
The first Gazetteer of the United States. " When we reflect that no Gazetteer has
ever been published of the United States, I may with some degree of justice say, I have
trodden an unbeaten path. ... The maps I have drawn and engraved myself," etc. —
Preface.
144
SCOTT.
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Scott (J.) A Historical Century Sermon, delivered at Derby,
January 24, 1841. Hy Rev. Joseph Scott. New Haven. 1842.
i8mo, pp. 24. 78332
Scott (J. M.) Our Early Times. Historical Sketch of St.
Albans Township, by Joseph M. Scott. Newark^ Ohio, Clark
isf King^ Printers. 1873. ^vo, pp. 1 1. 7^333
Licking County Pioneer Pjinphlett, No. 8.
Scott (J. H.) Poems. By Mrs. Julia H. Scott. Toj!;ethcr
with a Hrief Memoir by Miss L. C. Edgarton. Boston: A. Tomp-
kins i^ B. B. Mussey. 1843. i6mo, pp. 216. Portrait. c.
Scott (L.) New Brunswick. Early Reminiscences: a Poem,
by L. Scott. New Tork. 1864. 8vo. 7^335
ScoTT (M. B.) Antiquity of the Name of Scott, with brief
Historical Notes. A Paper read before the Western Reserve
Historical Society, by Martin B. Scott, Cleveland, Ohio. Boston:
David Clapp Isf Son. 1869. 8vo, pp. 15. 7^33^
Scott. The Crisis ami its Demands. ... T p. n. d.] 8vo.
Scott. An Early New England Marriage jr, with Notes
on the Lineage of Richard Scott of Providence. By Martin B.
Scott. Boston: David Clapp iff Son^ Printers. 1868. 8vo, pp. 9.
From the "New England Historical and Genealogical Register."
[ScoTT (Michael).] The Cruise of the Midge. By the Au-
thor of "Tom Cringle's Log." In Two Volumes. ... Edin-
burgh: IVilliam Blackwood and Sons, mdcccxxxvi. 2 vols., 8vo,
PP- (6), 387 J (6), 452- -V Edinburgh. i^Si' «vo. 78339
The author, Michael Scott, resided in the island of Jamaica from 1806 to i8z2.
The book relates partly to the West Indies, and was originally published in " Black-
wood's Magazine." See AUibone's Dictionary.
Scott (M. Y.) The Deaf and Dumb; a Poem. By Moses
Y. Scott. ... New Tork: y. Seymour^ Printer. 1 8 19. 8vo, pp. 23.
Scott. Fatal Jest, ?.nd Other Poems, by Moses Y. Scott.
New Tork: E. Bliss. 18 19. i2mo, pp. 142. 78341
ScoTT (N.) A Pica for the Bible in the State Reform School,
Westboro, Mass. A Farewell Discourse, by Rev. N. Scott, a.m.
Delivered April 27, 1862. Boston. 1862. 8vo, pp. 28. 78342
ScoTT (N. N.) A Memoir of Hugh Lawson White, Judge
of the Supreme Court of Tennessee; ... With Selections from
SCOTT.
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his Spci'chcs aiitl Coirj-spomlciui". I'ditcd by Naiuy N. Scott ...
Phildili'lphid : J, II. Ijppincott W Co. 1856. Hvo, pp. x, 455.
Portrait. c. 78343
Scott (O.) Address to the (n-ncral Conference of the Meth-
odist Kpiseopal Church, hv the Rev. C). Scott, a Member of that
body; presented during its session in C'incinnati, Ohio, May 19,
1S36. To which is added, the Speech of the Rev. Mr. Scott,
delivered ... May 27th, 1836. Ni-w-th-Jt ; H, R. Piercy^ lYniter.
1836. 8vo, pp. 24. 78344
Scott. An Appcil to the Methodist Episcopal Church. By
Rev. O. Scott. Part i. — Slavery and the Church ... 11. — liible
Argument ... iii. — General Conference ... iv, — Conference
Rights ... V. — Sundry Articles ... Boston: David H. Ela. 1838.
8vo, pp. 156. 78345
Tlic tovtr-iitic riMils ; "No. I. 1838. The Wcsleyan Anti-Sl.»vcry Review, lon-
tainiiii,' ,111 ApiiL-il," etc,
Scott. The (irounds of Secession from the M. E. Church,
or. Hook for the Times : being an Examination of her connec-
tion with Slavery, and also of her form of government. Hy
Rev. O. Scott. Revised and corrected. To which is added
Wesley upon Slavery. New Tork : C. PrindU. 1848. i8mo,
pp. 229. B. 78346
Scott (R.) The Doctrines and Principles of the People
called (j}uakers, (As exhibited by Thomas Willis,) Examined.
By Robert Scott, Preacher of the Gospel. Pougbkeepsie : Printed
by C. C. Jdams. 18 12. i2mo. 78347
For a reply lee Willis (Thomas).
ScoTT. A Regular Scries of Chronology, from the Creation
... to the year 5813. ... By Robert Scott, m.d. ... Pougbkeepsie.
1810. 4to, pp. 45. H. 78348
Scott (R.) History of England during the Reign of George
III. By Robert Scott. London. 1820-24. 6 vols., i2mo. Por-
trait and Plates. 7^349
" Designed as a continuation of Hume and Smollett. It has been styled the Roman
Catholic history of its period." — Allibonk.
Scott (R.) Confession, History and Life of Robert Scott,
executed for the Murder of Ann King. San Francisco. 1854.
8vo, pp. 8. 78350
146
SCOTT.
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Scott (R. E.) Speech of Robert E. Scott of Fauquier, on
certain Resolutions touching the action of Congress on the subject
of Slavery. Delivered in the House of Delegates of Virginia, on
the nth day of January, 1849. Richmond: Printed by Shepherd
and Colin. 1849. 8vo, pp. 24. B. 78351
Scott (R. K.) Defence of Lieut. Robert B. Riell, presented
and read October 5, 1857, ^Y '^'^ Counsel, Robert K. Scott, Esq.,
before the Naval Court of Inquiry ... convened at Washington
... IVmhington, 1857. 8vo, pp. 17, (l). B. 78352
Scott. Message of Robert K. Scott, Governor of South
Carolina, to the General Assembly, Second Session, November,
1868. Columbia^ S. C. : John W. Denny. 1868. 8vo, pp. 139.
Scott (R. W.) An Address delivered at the request of the
Franklin Temperance Society. By Robert W. Scott. Frankfort^
Ky. 1829. 8vo. P. 78354
Scott (S.) A Diary of some Religious Exercises and Expe-
rience of Samuel Scott, late of Hartford, deceased. ... London:
Printed and sold by IVilliayn Phillips. 1809. i2mo. --[-The Sec-
ond Edition, ilbid.'] 181 1. i2mo. -\- Philadelphia. 181 1. i2mo.
Coiuains an account of his travels in England and America. Also reprinted in the
Friends' Library, vol. ix., Philadelphia, 1845.
[Scott (Sarah).] The Man of Real Sensibility ; or the His-
tory of Sir George Ellison. Philadelphia : James Humphreys^ jun-
ior. 1774. 78356
Title from Hildeburn.
[Scott (Thomas), of Utrecht.'j The | Belgicke | Pismire : |
Stinging the slothfull Sleeper, | And | Awaking the Diligent | to |
Fast, Watch, Pray; | And j Worke Ovt Their Owne |Temporall
and Eternall Salvation | with | Feare and Trembling. | Prov. 30. 25.
I The Pismires are a people not strong, yet prepare they their |
meate in Summer. | Printed at London. 1622. | 4to, pp. (12), 99,
(i). A in four, aa in two, b-n in fours, and o in two. B. 78357
There are two editions in the British Museum of this date and size. The work
contains several references to America.
[Scott.] The Belgicke Pismire ; stinging the slothfull Sleeper
and awaking the diligent to fast, watch and pray; ... Whereunto
is added the Projector ... [London F^ 1623. 8vo. bm. 78358
Title from the British Museum catalogue, where it is entered under the author's
name, which appears perhaps in this edition. Lowndes gives a title thus: "The second
Edition, to which is added. The Projector, teaching a direct, sure and ready way to
title, 2
iHliUliil I
SCOTT.
^^7
restore the decaycs of church and state, delivered in a Sermon before the Judges in
Norwich, 1620. Lou Jon. 1623. lamo."
[Scott.] The | Bclgick | Sovldier: | Dedicated to the | Parlia-
ment I Or, Wane was a Blessing. | Printed at Dort. | 1624. | 4to,
pp. (2), 47. A in three, b-f in fours, and g in two. ba., bm.
[Scott.] The Belgick-Souldier ; Warre was a blessing.
[Z)(?r/.] 1624. 8vo. BM. 78360
Without pagination. Title (rcim the British Museum catalogue.
[Scott.] Certaine Reasons and Argvments of Policie, why
the King of England should hereafter giue over all further
Treatie, and enter into warre with the Spaniard, [n. p.] Printed
M. DC. XXIV. 4to, 15 leaves, a and b in fours, a (repeated) in
four, and Aa in three. bm. 78361
[Scott.] A Choice Narrative of Count Gondamar's Trans-
actions During His Embassy in England. By that Renowned
Antiquary, Sir Robert Cotton, Knight and Baronet. Exposed to
publick Light, for the Benefit of the whole Nation. By a Per-
son of Honour. London^ Printed for John Gerfield ... 1659. 410,
20 leaves, a-e in fours, the title on a2. Portrait, bm. 78362
A reprint of Scott's "Vox Popvli," first published anonymously in 1620. The por-
trait of Count Gondomar was engraved by Pass, And to he sould by Thomas yeiwer.
"The person of honour appears to have been John Rowland, Rector of Footscray in
Kent, who dedicates the tract to Sir William Pastons. But he was not perhaps aware
that it had been printed as early as 1620, under the title of Vox Populi, Sec, and was
not by Cotton at all." — Hazlitt. Reprinted again in 1679, for which see "A Narra-
tive," No. 78366, infra. The book contains several references to America.
[ScoTT.] An I Experimentall | Discoverie of | Spanish Practises
I Or I The Covnsell of a | well-wishing Souldier, for the good of|
his Prince and State. | Wherein | is manifested from known | experi-
ence, both the Cruelty, and Policy of the | Spaniard, to effect his
own ends. | Chiefly | Swelling with multiplicity of glorious titles, as
one I of the greatest Monarchs of the earth, that being admired
of I all, his greatnesse might amaze all, and so by degrees | seeking
covertly to tyrannize over all. When | as indeed and truth, the
greatest part I of his pretended Greatnesse is but a | windy crack
of an ambiti-jous minde. I [^London?^ Printed, j^nno. 1623. | 4to,
title, and pp. 54. a-g in fours, and h in two, the first and last
leaves blank. l. 78363
The book relates partly to America. The following is a supplement :
[Scott.] A Second | Part of Spanish | Practises. Or, | A Rela-
tion of More I Particular wicked plots, and cruel , in | humane,
148
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leaves. Sig. a in three, and b~f in fours.
The oration ends on the verso of sig. D4 with " Finis."
perfidi< as, and vnnaturall | practises of the Spaniards. | With, |
More Excellent reasons of greater consequence, de-|liuered to
the Kings iVIaiesty to dissolue the two trea-|ties both of the
Match and the Pallatinate, | and enter into Warre with the | Span-
iards. I Whcrevnto | Is Adioyned a Worthy Ora-|tion Appropri-
ated, vnto the most Mighty and Illu-|strious Princes of Christen-
dome, wherein the right and | lawfulncsse of the Netherlandish
warre against Phillip [King of Spayne is approued and | demonstra-
ted. |...| [London f^ Printed, m.dc.xxiv. | 410, 23 unnumbered
L. 78364
On the next page begins,
"An Adioynder of Svndry Other Particvlar Wicked Plots and Cruell, Inhumane, Per-
fidious ; yen, Vnnaturall practises of the Spaniards," which fills seven leaves, and is
signed at the end " S. O." The final leaf contains a prayer in ten lines, and the word
"Finis," verso blank. See Hazlitt's "Collections and Notes," i. 396, where a copy is
described with the words, " Written by Tho. Wood," in a contemporary hand on the
title.
Scott. The | High-Waies | of God And | The King. | Wherein
all men ovght | to walke in holinesse here, to | happinesse here-
after. I Deliuered in two Sermons preached | at Thetford in Nor-
folke, I Anno 1620. | By Thomas Scot Baidielui in Diuinity. | ... |
Printed at London. 1623. | 4to, pp. 88. A-L in fours, bm., w.
One of the sermons is a reprint of "The Projector," No. 78368, infra.
[Scott.] A Narrative of the Wicked Plots carried on by
Seignior Gondamore for advancing the Popish Religion and
Spanish Faction. Heartily recommended to all Protestants, by
Richard Dugdale, Gent. ... London^ Printed 1679. Folio, pp.
16. BM. 78366
A reprint of Scott's "Vox Populi," originally published in i6zo. See also No*
78362, supra. The editor, Richard Dugdale, seems to insinuate in his introduction'
that his edition was published from a manuscript. The book contains several references
to America. This edition was reprinted in the " Harleian Miscellany," vol. viii.
(1810), pp. 231-249.
[Scott.] Newes from Pernassvs. The Politicall Touch-
stone, Taken From Mount Peniassus : Whereon the Govern-
ments of- the greatest Monarchies of the World are touched.
Printed at Helicon \_Utrecht ?~\. ibii. 4to, 48 leaves, a-m in
fours. BM. 78367
Scott. The | Proiector. | Teaching a Direct, Svre, | and ready
way to restore the decayes of | the Church and State both in |
Honour and Revenue. | Deliuered in a Sermon | before the Judges
in Norwich, at Summer | Assises there holden, | Anno 1620. | By
Thomas Scot Batchelor in Diuinity. | ... | Printed at London. 1623. j
SCOTT.
149
4to, pp. (6), 39. A-F in fours, the first leaf blank, bm., w.
[Another edition. London?!^ 1623. 8vo.
BM. 78368
[Scott.] Robert Earle of Essex His Ghost, Sent from Eli-
zian : To the Nobility, Gentry, and Commvnaltie of England.
Virtutum Comes Invidia. Printed in Paradise. 1624. 410, 18
leaves, a-d in fours and e in two. bm. -f [Another edition.]
Printed in Paradise. 1624. 4to. BM. 78369
In two parts, each with a separate title-page and pagination, but with continuous sig-
natures. The second part is entitled ; A Postscript, or a Second Part of Robert Earle
of Essex his Ghost. To the Nobility, Gentry, and Communalty of England. Printed
in Paradise. 164Z [/. *. 1624]. This division, which is partly in verse, contains refer-
ences to the Spanish cruelties in America, as described in the works of Las Casas. Re-
printed in the " Harleian Miscellany," vol. in. (1809), pp. 504-519; and in the
Somers Tracts, vol. 11. (1809), pp. 596-608.
[Scott.] Sir Walter Ravvleighs Ghost. 1626. 5^^ Vol. xvi.,
No. 67586.
[Scott.] Symmachia : Or, A True-Loves Knot. Tyed,
betwixt Great Britaine, and the Vnited Prouinces, by the wise-
dome of King lames, and the States Generall ... for the Weale
and Peace of Christendome. \^Utrecht? 1624?] 4to, 18 leaves.
A-D in fours, and e in two, besides the title and first blank leaf,
and including a blank leaf at the end. bm. 78370
[Scott.] A | Tongve-Combat, | lately happening Be-|tvveene
two English Souldiers in the | Tilt-boat of Grauesend, | The one
going to serve | the King of Spaine, the other to serue j the States
Generall of the Vnited Provinces. | Wherein the Cause, Course,
and Continuance of those I Warres is debated and declared. | Pro
Aris & Focis.\ Printed at London. 1623. | 4to, pp. (8), 104. A-o
in fours. ba. 78371
[Scott.] Votivae Angliae : Or, The Desires and Wishes of
England. Contayned in a Patheticall Discourse, presented to the
King, on New-yeares Day last. Wherein are unfolded and rep-
resented manie strong Reasons and ... motives to perswade his
Majestic to drawe his Royall Sword, for the restoration of the
Pallatynat and Electorat, to his Sonne in Lawwe Prince Frede-
ricke ... Written by S. R. N. I. Printed at Ftrecht. mdcxxiiii.
4to. BM. 78372
Without pagination.
[Scott.] Yotivae Angliae : | Or, | The Desires | and Wishes | of
England. | Contained in a Patheticall Discourse, presented | to the
King on New-yeares | Day last. | Wherein are unfolded and repre-
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scnted many strong Rea-|sons and true and solide motiues to
pcrswade his Ma- [icstie to drawe his Royall Swc- , for the
restoring of the | Pallatynat, and Electorat, to his Sonne in Law j
Prince Fredericke, to his onely Daughter the Lady | Elizabeth,
and their Princely issue. | Against | The Treacherovs V svrpa- 1 tion,
and formidable Ambition and Power | of the Emperour, the King
of Spaine, and the | Duke of Bavaria, who unjustlie possesse|and
detaine the same. | Together with some Aphorismes returned
(with I a Large interest) to the Pope in Answer | of his. | Written
by S. R. N. l,\ Printed at Vtrecht [^London F^. MDCxxiiii. | 4to,
22 leaves. * in four, a-d in fours, and e in two. ba., bm.
This edition differs very slightly from the preceding, according to the British Museum
catalogue.
[Scott.] Vox Coeli, Or, Newes from Heaven. Of a Con-
svltation there held by the High and mighty Princes, King Hen.
8. King Edw. 6, Prince Henry, ^ueene Mary, Queene Eliza-
beth, and Queene Anne. Wherein Spaines ambition and treach-
eries to most Kingdomes and free Estates in Evrope, are vnmaskd
and truly represented, but more perticularly towards England, and
now ... especially vnder the^pretended match of Prince Charles,
with the Infanta Dona Maria. Whereunto is annexed two Let-
ters written by Queene Mary from Heauen, the one to Count
Gondomar, the Ambassadour of Spaine, the other to all the Ro-
mane Catholiques of England. Written by S. R. N. L Printed
in Elesium. 1 624. 4to, 36 leaves. A-i in fours. bm. 78374
This work contains a section on "The West Indies, or New Spaine," and many other
references to America. Reprinted in the Somers Tracts, vol. ii. (1809), pp. 555-596.
[Scott.] Vox Coeli, | Or | Newes from [ Heaven. | Of a Con-
sultation there held by the high | and mighty Princes, King Hen.
8. King Edw. 6, Prince | Henry, Queene Mary, Queene Eliza-
beth, and Queene Anne, | wherein Spaines ambition and trecheries
to most Kingdoms and free] Estates of Evrope, are vnmasked and
truly represented, but more | particularly towards England, and
now more especially vnder | the pretended match of Prince Charles
with the I Infanta Dona Maria. | Whereunto is annexed two Letters
written | by Queene Mary from Heauen, the one to Count | Gon-
domar, the Ambassadour of Spaine, the | other to all the Romane
Catholiques I of England. | Written by S. R. N. \.\ Printed in Eli-
sium. 1624. 1 8vo, 9 prel. leaves, pp.92, a in four, ^ in four.
in two, B— M in fours.
BM., H.
78375
[Scott.] Vox Popvli. | Or | Newes from Spayne, | translated
according to the Spanish Coppie. | Which may serve to forewarn
il!
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both England | and the United Provinces how farre | to trust to
Spanish pretences. | [Gorcum?^ Imprinted in the yeare 1620.] 4to,
14 leaves, a-c in fours, and d in two. b., ba., bm. -{■ [An-
other edition.] Imprinted in the yeare \b20. 4to, 13 leaves, bm.
-f- [Another edition.] Imprinted in the yeare ibio. 4to. bm.
Of these three editions in the British Museum, twu are printed in black letter, one
of which contains an address to the reader (not in the other editions), and has a por-
trait of Scott prefixed. The book contains several references to the West Indies and to
America in general. It was suppressed by the royal authority, as we learn from the
introduction to "Vox Coeli" (Nos. 78374-75, supra). Reprinted in the collected edi-
tion of Scott's works (Nos. 78378-79, inj'ra), in 1659 as "A Choice Narrative ... by
... Sir Robert Cotton" (No. 78362, supra), and again anonymously in 1679, edited by
Richard Dugdale, as *' A Narrative" (No. 78366, w^ra). Also reprinted in the Somers
Tracts, vol. 11. (1809), pp. 508-524.
[Scott.] The Second Part of Vox Popvli. | Or | Gondomar
appearing in the likenes of | Matchiauell in a Spanish Parliament, |
wherein are discouered his treacherous & subtile Practises | To
the ruine as well of England, as the Netherlandes. | Faithfully
Translated out of the Spanish Coppie by a well-wilier | to Eng-
land and Holland. | Printed at G-'ricom by Aihuerm Jansx. 1624. |
4to, pp. (6), 60. A-H in fours (including a blank leaf at the end),
and another A in two leaves inserted between the title and a2 of
the text. B., BA. -f- The second edition. Printed at Goricom by
Ashuerus Jansz. 1624. 4to. BM. 78377
The title is engraved on copper, and contains a full-length portrait of Gondomar
"The Epistle Dedicatorie" to Frederick and Elizabeth of Bohemia is on the two leaves
following (marked A and Ai), signed T. S. of U. There are two copperplate engrav-
ings in the text, the first on page I representing the Spanish Parliament, and the other
on page 54 of the true portraits of the English Jesuits and Priests. At the end on page
60 are the initials of T. S. The book contains references to America. It was reprinted
in the fourth number of J. Morgan's " Phcenix Britannicus," London, 1732.
[ScoTT.l Vox Popvli. Vox Dei. Vox Regis. Digitvs Dei.
The Belgick Pismire. The Tongve-Combat. Symmachia Or,
The Trve-Loves Knot. The High-Wayes of God and the
King. The Proiector. \^London ? 1622-24.] 410. bm. 78378
Collation : General title as above on i leaf; portrait of the author on i leaf; preface
to the reader in 3 leaves, signed "Thorn; Scott;" Vox Popvli (Part 1 only), without
a separate title, in 16 leaves (B-E in fours); Vox Dei, half-title and explanation of the
frontispiece on i leaf, plate containing 1 3 portraits on I leaf, errata on i leaf, To the
Reader in 4 leaves, and the text in 43 leaves (A-L in fours, besides the preliminary
leaves, and including a blank leaf at the end) ; Vox Regis, half-title and explanation
of the frontispiece on I leaf, plate on i leaf of King James sitting in Parliament, To
the Reader in 3 leaves, and the text in 37 leaves (A-I in fours, and K in two, besides
the preliminary leaves, and including a blank leaf at the end) ; Digitvs Dei, half-title
on I leaf, To the Reader on 1 leaf, and the text in 2Z leaves (A-F in fours, and G in
two, including a blank leaf at the front and another at the end) ; The Belgicke Pismire
... Printed at London, 1622, title on 1 leaf. To the true-hearted British Readers in 5
leaves, and the text in 50 leaves (A in four, aa in two, B-N in fours, and O in two) ;
152
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A Tongvc-Combat ... Printed at London, 1623, title .mil 54 leaves of text (A-O in
fuurs, including u blank leaf at the end); Symniachia, | n. p. n. d.], title on 1 leaf
with a hlank leaf before it, and the text in 17 leaves (A-U in fours, .ind K in two,
besides the title and first blank leaf, and including a blank leaf at the end); The High-
Waies of God and the King ... Prinitd at London, 1623, :itlc and 43 leaves of text
SA-L in fours); The Proiector ... Printed at London, 1623, title and 22 leaves of text
A-F in fuurs, including a blank leaf at the front).
This is a collection of Scott's separately printed tracts with a general title and preface
prefixed. The first piecs, "Vox Hopvli," was reprinted for this edition, but most of the
others appear to be the same editions that were first issued separately. All except the
first four are described under their respective titles, iupra. The portrait of the author,
engraved by C. de Pas, is inscribed, "Thomas Scottvs Geographvs et Thcologvs Ang-
Ivs," with the following verses below :
" j^Uie Draco, quave Magellanus potuere Britannis
Prwstare, hie Scottvs pra-stitit ingenio."
ScoTT. The Workes of the most famous and reverend Di-
vine Mr. Thomas Scot, Hatcheler in Divinitic. Sometimes
Preacher in Norwich. Printed at Vtrick^ 1624. 4to. 7^379
Contents: Vox Populi, or Newes from Spayne, 1620; The second Part of Vox
Populi, with full-length portrait of Count Gondomar, and plate of the Devil over-
looking "the Spanishe Parliament," Goricom, 1624; Vox Dei, with the rare plate of
Christ supporting the Royal Family of Great Britain [n. d.] ; Vox Regis, with the
scarce frontispiece [n. d.]; Digitus Dei [n. d.]; The Belgicke Pismire, 1622; A
Tongue-Combat, 1623; Symmachia, or a True-Loves Knot [n. d.] ; The High-Waies
of God and the King, 1623; The Projector, 1623; Newes from Pernassus, />r/nrf(/ <j/
Helicon, 1622; Experimental! Discoverie of Spanish Practises, 1623; A Second Part
of Spanish Practises, printed 1624; Vox Cccli, or Newes from Heaven, printed in
Eliiium, 1624; Votiva- Anglix, or the Desires and Wishes of England, Utrecht, 1624;
Englands Joy for Suppressing the Papists and Banishing the Priests and Jesuites, 1624;
The Spaniards perpetuall Di-signes to an universal! Monarchic, 1624; Aphorismes of
Stale, printed at Utrecht, 1 624 ; Certaine Reasons and Arguments of Policie why the
King of England should hereafter give over all further Treatie, and enter into Warre
with the Spaniard, 1624; Briefe Information of the Affaires of the Palatinate, 1624;
The Belgick Souldier, Don, 1624; Boanerges, or the Humble Supplication of the
Ministers of Scotland to the High Court of Parliament in England, Edinburgh, 1624;
Robert Earl of Essex, his Ghost, sent from Elizian to the Nobility, Gentry and Coni-
munaltie of England, printed in Paradise, 1624; A Post-Script, or a Second Part ot
Robert Earle of Essex his Ghost, printed in Paradise, 1642 [/. e. 1624]; Speech in the
Lower House by Sir E. Cicell Colonell, 1624.
This "extraordinary collection of twenty -five scarce and secretly printed Tracts in one
volume, with the very rare portrait by C. de Pas and a general title page ... which is
probably unique, as no other copy is known with it," bound in morocco, super extra, gilt
edges, with the arms of P. A. Hanrot stamped in gold on the sides, was sold with the
library of the Rev. Samuel Prince, m.a., of Bunsall, Derbyshire, by auction, by Messrs.
Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge, in London, nth December, 1865, and three following
days, No. 1082 of the catalogue, for £9. Lowndes mentions a copy, perhaps the same
one, as having been sold with the library of Dr. Bandinel at Sotheby's, in London,
August, 1861, for £7.
Scott (T. P.) "Authority and Free Will." A Lecture
delivered before the Catholic Institute of Baltimore, Wednesday,
February nth, 1863, by T. Parkin Scott. Baltimore: Kelly.
1863. 8vo, pp. 10. 78380
SCOTT.
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[Scott.] The Crisis. New Tork^ December^ i860. 8vo,
pp. 7. 78381
Scott (W.) Letters on Demonology and Witchcraft,
addressed to J. G. Lockhart, Esq. Hy Sir Walter Scott, Bart.
London: John Murray^ Albemarle Street. MUCCCXXX. l8mo, pp.
(4), ix, 402. Frontispiece. l. 78382
Murray's Family Lihrary, vol. 67. A brief account of the Salem witchcraft is given
in Letter viii. To some copies is appended: '•Twelve Sketches illustrative of Sir
Walter Scott's Demonology and Witc' '.-raft, by George Cruikshunlc. London : Pub-
liibed for 'be Artist, hy J. Robins and Co. I'vy Lane, Paternoster Row. 1830." i8mo,
title, 12 Plates, ;ind 12 leaves of descriptive text. L.
Other editions : New Tori: Harper and Brothers. 18 30. l8mo.
Second Edition. London: yobn Murray. 1831. l8mo.
New York: Harper & Brothers. 1836. 1 8 mo, pp. 338.
New York: Harper & Brothers. 1842. l8mo.
New York; Harper (^Brothers. 1848. l8mo, pp. 338.
London: IVilliam Tegg. 1856. i8mo.
New York: Harper & Brothers. 1858. i8mo, pp. 338. Frontispiece,
New York: Harper and Brothers, [n. d.] l8mu.
ScoTT. Demonology and Witchcraft. By Sir Walter Scott,
Bart, Illustrated with six full-page steel engravings, by Geo.
Cruikshank. London: IVilliam Tegg. 1868. i8mo, pp. (4), ix,
396. 7 Plates. L. 78383
Scott (Walter), pseudon. The Lay of the Scottish Fiddle.
See [Paulding (J. K.)], Vol. xiv.. No. 59202.
Scott (W.) O Tempora ! O Mores ! Or, the Best New-
Year's Gift for a Prime Minister, being the Substance of two
Sermons Preached in a few small Churches only, and published
at the repeated request of the Congregations, By the Rev. Will-
iam Scott, M.A. Late Scholar of Eton. Dedicated to Lord
North. N.B. The Pulpit was refused at eight City Churches,
a 1000 copies ordered before sent to Press and 200 more by a
Gentleman for one of our North American Colonies. London.
1774. 8vo. 78384
Scott. O Tempora ! O Mores ! | Or | The best New Year's
Gift I for a I Prime Minister,] Being the Substance of two Sermons
preached a:: a | few small Churches only, and published at the |
repeated Request of the Congregations, | By the Rev. William
Scott, M.A. I Late Scholar of Eton, | Dedicated to Lord North. |
The Pulpit was refused at eight of the most capital Churches | in
London. | Philadelphia : \ Reprinted and sold by Benjamin Towne. \
MDCCLXXiv. I 8vo, pp. xii, 20. p. 78385
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Scott. O Tempera ! O Mores ! or the best New Year's
Gift for a Prime Minister ... Norwich^ Conn. 1774. i2mo. -f
Norwich. 1776. 8vo, pp. 32. 78386
Scott. O Tempora ! O Mores ! or the Best New Year's
Gift for a Prime Minister. A Sermon ... By the Rev. William
Scott .... Sixth Edition. With large Additions and Alterations
both in the Dedication and Sermon, occasioned by the Ingenuity,
amazing Dexterity, and Humane Proceedings of a Scotch Minis-
try towards the Dreadful Confusion, Distresses, Massacre and
Carnage, now Rioting in America. London. 1775. 8vo, pp. xx,
a8. 78387
Scott (W.) Lessons in Elocution : or a Selection of Pieces,
in Prose and Verse, for the Improvement of Youth in Reading
and Speaking. By William Scott. First Hartford Edition.
Hartford. 1795. i2mo. -f ^ith Elements of Gesture. New
York. 1799. i2mo. 4 Plates. + T" this Edition are prefixed
Elements of Gesture. Illustrated by Four Elegant Plates ; and
Rules for Expressing ... the various passions and emotions of the
mind. The Eighth American Edition. IVorcester^ {Massachu-
setts) Printed by Mower ^ Greenleaf For Isaiah Thomas. 1800.
i2mo, pp. 436. 4 Plates, w. -|- Twelfth American Edition.
IVorcester^ Massachusetts : Isaiah Thomas^ Jt*"- 1803. i2mo, pp.
406. 4 Plates. + Thomas's Second Edition. Stockbridge : Isaiah
Thomas.^ Jun. 1808. i2mo, pp. 406. -f Thomas's Third Edi-
tion. With great improvements and corrections. Boston : Pub-
lished by Isaiah Thomas, '/««. N. Cheever, Printer, Hallowell. 1 8 1 1 .
i2mo, pp. 407
Thomas^ ^Jun.
w. -|- Thomas's Fourth Edition.
1814. i2mo, pp. 407. 4 Plates.
Boston: Isaiah
-f- Leicester :
Printed by Hori Brown. 1815. l2mo, pp. 407. 4 Plates, -j-
Leicester. 18 17. 12 mo. 4 Plates. -\- Montpelier, Ft.: E. P.i^
G. S. IValton. 1818. i2mo, pp. 383. 4 Plates, -f First Mid-
dletown, from the Fifth Hartford Edition. Middletown : Thomas
Spencer, Jr. 18 18. i2mo, pp. 388. -\- Montpelier, Ft.: E. P.
IFalton. 1820. i2mo, pp. 407. 4 Plates. + Concord, N. H.
Printed by Hill and Moore. 1820. i2mo, pp. 384. 4 Plates. -|-
Boston Edition : Lincoln i^ Edmands. 1 820. i2mo, pp. 360. -|-
Plymouth, Mass.: Ezra Collier. 1825. i2mo, pp. 372. 4 Plates.
-\- Fourteenth American Edition. Hartford: Lincoln & Co.
18 — .? i2mo, pp. 382. 4 Plates. -{-Philadelphia. 1849. ^^mo.
A reprint of an English work. The later American editions contain extracts from
the speeches of William Wirt, John Randolph, Patrick Henry, and others.
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Scott (W.) Letters on Superior Education, in its relation to
the progress and permanency of Wesleyan Methodism. By Rev.
William Scott. Toronto, i860. 8vo, pp. 70. 78389
Scott. The Principles of Strict Temperance .... A Dis-
course delivered By the Rev. William Scott, before the Amherst,
burgh and Sandwich Total-Abstinence Societies. Detroit. 1840-
izmo, pp. 20. M. 78390
Scott (W. A[nderson]), h. 18 13, d. 1885. The Church in
the Army; or, the Four Centurions. ... By Rev. Wm. A. Scott,
D.D. New York: Carleton. MDCCCLXII. i2mo, pp. 443. c.
Scott. Discourse on the Character, Life, Genius, and Death
of Daniel Webster ... \New Orleans. 1852.] 8vo. b. 78392
Scott. Documents relating to certain Calurtinies against the
Hon. Henry Clay. By W. A. Scott, d.u. New Orleans^ May^
1845. «vo. 78393
Scott. The Duty of Praying for our Rulers ; A Discourse,
delivered in ... New Orleans, ... 21st May, 1843. By the Rev.
W. A. Scott, A.M. ... New Orleans: Toy., Printer. 1843. 8vo,
pp. 38. 78394
Scott. The Education we Want. A Discourse, pronounced
on the Twenty-third of November, 1844, Before the Board or
Directors of the Public Schools, of Municipality Number Two,
By their Request, at the Dedication of the Franklin School
House. By W. A. Scott, d.d. New Orleans: Printed by Besan-
con.^ Ferguson i^ Co. 1845. 8vo, pp. 28. 78395
Scott. Emigration of Free and Emancipated Negroes to
Africa. An Address delivered at the Annual Meeting of the
Louisiana State Colonization Society, in the Presbyterian Church
on Lafayette Square, March the 7th, 1850, and repeated at the
request of the same Society in Lyceum Hall, Sunday evening, the
19th Dec, 1852, by Rev. W. A. Scott, d.d. ... New Orleans:
Printed at the Office of the Picayune. 1853. 8vo, pp. 16, and
covers. L. 78396
ScoTT. The House of God : A Discourse delivered at the
request of the Officers of the Second Presbyterian Church ...
Mobile, Ala., the 21st Nov. 1844, on the occasion set apart for
laying the Corner Stone of their House of Worship. By Rev.
W. A. Scott, D.D. ... New Orleans: IVilliatn H. Toy. 1845.
8vo, pp. 40. B. 78397
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Scott. A Lecture delivered before the Mercantile Library
Association of San Francisco, on the Influence of Great Cities,
... June 16, 1854. Hy Rev. Dr. Scott, of New Orleans. ...
San Francisco: IVhittony Tnvne lif Co.^ Printers, 1854. 8vo, pp.
33- B- 7«39«
Scott. Progress of Civil Liberty. A Thanksgiving-Dis-
course, ... New Orleans ... 9th Dec. 1847. ••• ^^X ^'-'v- ^' A.
Scott, D.D. New Orleans. 1848. i2mo, pp. 23. M. 78399
Scott. Trade and Letters : their Journeyings round the
World. Three Discourses delivered before the Mercantile Li-
brary Association of San Francisco. ... By W. A. Scott, d.o. ...
New Tork: Robert Carter ilf Brothers. 1856. iinio, pp. 168, (i).
[Scott (William B.)] Essays on Taxation and Reconstruc-
tion. By "Diversity." New Tork: C. B. Richardson. 1865.
8vo, pp. 22. -(- [^Ibid.'] 1866. 8vo, pp. 22. 78401
Scott (W. K.) An Address delivered at Union-Village, De-
cember 7, 1831, before the Washington Co. Temperance Society ;
By Dr. William K. Scott. ... Sandy-Hill, N. r.: Printed at thr
Temperance Jdvocate Office. 1832. 8vo, pp. 19. w. 78402
Scott [Winfield], b, 1786, d. 1866. Abstract of a Corre-
spondence with the Executive, relative to the Rank or Command
of Major-Generals Scott and Macomb, [n. p. 1828.] 8vo, pp.
60. BA. 78403
Scott. Chippewa Club Ausgabe. Kurze Lebensbeschrei-
bung des General-Majors Winfield Scott. ... Philadelphia : King
& Baird. [1852?] 8vo, 8 leaves. Woodcuts. H. 78404
Scott. Evening Post Documents. — No. i. Correspondence
between General Winfield Scott and the Secretaries of War,
William L. Marcy and Peter B. Porter. [New Tork.] 1846.
8vo, pp. 7. H. 78405
ScoTT. General Scott and his Staff: comprising Memoirs of
... Distinguished Officers attached to Cjcneral Scott's Army ...
and other Officers distinguished in the conquest of California and
New Mexico ; interspersed with Anecdotes of the Mexican War
... Philadelphia: Grigg, Elliot i^ Co. 1848. i2mo, pp. 224. Por-
taits. 78406
Contains memoirs of Generals Scott, Twiggs, Smith, Quitman, Shields, Pillow, and
others.
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Scott. Gen. Scott's Correspondence with Hon. W. L.
Marcy, Secretary of War under President Folk. [^fVashlngton F
1848.] 8vo, pp. 16. s. 78407
Scott. Illustrated Edition. Life and Achievements of Gen.
Winfield Scott, the Celebrated Statesman, (ieneral, and Pacifica-
tor. Containinjr an authentic account of his Karlv Life and Mili-
tary Career, including a minute account of his brilliant career in
Mexico. New ror/t. 1852. 8vo, pp. 63, (i). 78408
Scott. Illustrated Life of General Winfield Scott, Com-
mander-in-Chief of the Armv in Mexico. Illustrated bv I). H.
Strother. Ni-w Tork : A. S. Barnts i^ Co, 1847. i2mo, pp. 144.
Scott. Incidents taken from Mansfield's Life of (ieneral
Scott. Life of General Winfield Scott, Commander of the
United States Army. To which is added a Sketch of the Life
of Hon. Wm. A. Graham. With Illustrations. New Tork:
Published by A. S. Barnes & Co. Boston : Redding iff Co.— Phila-
delphia: Peterson is' Co. Baltimore: Bur a; ess .^ Toy lor ^ iff Co. — Cincin-
nati: H. IV. Derby isf Co.— New Orleans: J. B. Steel. And sold by
Booksellers generally. 1852. 12 mo, pp. 202. 78410
Scott. Infantry-Tactics ; or Rules for the Exercise and
Manoeuvres of the United States Infantry. Hv Major-Gen.
Scott. fVashington. 1835. i2mo. + New Edition. New York.
1854. 3 vols., l8nu». -\' New fork : Harper iff Brothers. 1861.
3 vols., i8mo, pp. 202, 44, 21; 228, 47-119; 209, 123-181.
64 Plates. 7841 1
Scott. Interesting Biographical Sketch of the Lilliputian
King known as Winfield Scott. Second Edition. New Y'ork.
1854. 8vo. N. 78412
Scott. [Leben General Scott's. New Tork. 1852?] 8vo,
pp. 32. Woodcuts. H. 78413
Scott. Letici to the Secretary of War; or, Review of the
Controversy on a question of rank, between CJenerals Scott and
Gaines. \^New Tork. 1827.] 8vo, pp. 88. s. 78414
See also Vol. x., No. 40543.
Scott. ... The Life and Military Character of Maj. Gen.
Scott, Illustrated with Numerous Anecdotes and Spirited Engrav-
ings. Together with his Views upon the Principal Moral, Social
and Political Topics of the Age. With full Particulars of the
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Surrender of the Castle and City of Vera Cru/. Boston: John B.
Hall. 1847. 8vo, pp. 36. -\ Ntw y'ork : S, French. 1H47. 8vo,
pp. 36. 7H415
Scott. Life and Public Services of Winfield Scott. Phila-
delphia. 1852. I2nu). BM. 78416
Scott. Life of General Scott. New y'ork. [1852?] 8vo,
pp.32. M. -f [n. p. n. d.] 8vo, pp. 32. 78417
Scott. Memoirs of Lieut. -General Scott, ll.ij. Written
by Himself. In two volumes. ... New Y'ork : Sheldon tif Company.
1864. 2 vols., i2mo, pp. (2), xxii, 330, Portrait; (4), 331-653,
Portrait. +[//•///.] 1865. 2 vols., i2mo. 78418
Two hundred und Atty cupiea were printed un large paper in royal uctavu lite.
Scott. ... Message ... communicating, ... the correspond-
ence of Lieutenant General Scott. [1860^ See Vol. xii.. No.
48132.
Scott. Political I^ctters and Writings of Maj. (Jen. Win-
field Scott, Reviewed, Discussed and Compared, [n. p. 1848.]
8vo pp. 24. 78419
Scott. Proceedings of the Court of Inquiry in the Case of
Major (jeneral Scott, and Major General Gaines in 1837.
[^Ivashington. 1837.] 8vo, pp. 734. 78420
Relates to the Seminole War.
Scott. Proceedings of the Military Court of Inijuiry, in the
Case of Major General Scott. It'^ishington : Printed hy Galfs and
Seaton. 1837. 8vo, j p. 524. ha. 78421
Scott. The Proceedings of Two Meetings, held in Hoston,
on the 7th & 14th July, to protest against the Nomination of
(jen. Scott, for the Presidency, and to recommend Hon. Daniel
Webster for that Office. JBoston : Printed hy Prentiss iff Sawyer.
1852. 8vo, pp. 24. B. 78422
Scott. Report of the Committee on Military Affairs, on the
Petition of Major-Cieneral Winfield Scott. ... January 27, 1829.
[^Washington. 1829.] 8vo, pp. 40. s. 78423
Scott. Report of the Joint Special Committee of the Com-
mon Council, appointed for the purpose of making ... arrange-
ments for the Reception of Major-General Scott on his Return
from Mexico. ... New Y'ork: AlcSpedon iff Baker .^ Printers. 1849.
8vo, pp. 66. 78424
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Scott. Scenes in the Life of (icn. Scutt. [n. p. n. d.] 410,
I leaf. Wuodcuts. m. 78425
Scott. Scott and Graham Melodies; heing a collection of
campaign songs for 1852. As sung by the Whig Chibs through-
out the United States. Mew I'ori : Huestis Uf Coztins. [1852.]
Sm. 8vo, pp. 72. H. 78426
Scott. The Scott & Taylor Almanac for the Year 1848:
Calculated for Boston and New York. ... Boston ttnd New York.
1848. 8vo. H. 78427
(.'ontdint anecilutei nf Gen. Scott.
ScoTT. The Scott Songster. Cincinnati. 1852. 32mo.
Scott. State Secrets for the People. The Private Letters of
Lieut. (leneral Scott, and Ex-President Buchanan's Reply. New
fork : Hamilton^ "Johnson Ss* Farrdly. 1862. 8vo, pp. 24.
Scott. Winfield Scott und seine Vcrliiumder. Washington^
D. C 1852. 8vo, pp. 7. Portrait. h. 78430
Ute alio Vol. IX., No. 3S344-
[ScoTTow (Joshua), editor?] Massachusetts | Or | The first
Planters of New-England, | The End and Manner of their com-
ing thi-|ther, and Abode there: In several I Epistles ] [Quota-
tions, 17 lines.] I Boston in New-England^ Printed by B. Green,
and I y. Alien. Sold by Richard IFilkins, at his Shop \ near the Old-
Meeting-House. 1696. 1 Sm. 8vo, title, and pp. 1-56. a-c in
eights, and d in four, besides the title. L. 78431
Contents; "The Humble Request Of His Majesties Luyal Subjects, the Governour
and the Company late gone for New-England : To the rest of their Brethren, in and of
the Church of England," etc., dated •• From Yarmouth Aboard the Arbella. April 7.
1630," and signed by Jo. Winthrop, Gov., Charles Fines, George Phillips, Rich. Sal-
tonstall, Isaac Johnson, Tho. Dudley, William Coddington, &c., pp. 1-5; Letter of
Thomas Dudley, "To the Right Honourable, My very good Lady, The Lady Bridget
Countess of Lincoln," with a dedication subscribed " Boston in New-England, March
lath. 1630, Your Honours Old Thankful Servant, T. D.," pp. 7-27; "The Preface
of the Reverend Mr. John Allin, of Dcdh.im, and of Mr. Thomas Shepard of Cam-
bridge in New England, before their Defence of the Answer made unto the Nine
j^uestions," subscribed "From New-England, November 28. 1645. John Allin, Thu.
Shepard," pp. 28-40; "In Domini Norton! Librum, ad Lectorem Prarfatio Apologe-
tica," subscribed "Johannes Cotton in Ecclesia Bostoniensi Presbyter docens," pp. 41-
56- . . .
" It is not unlikely that [this volume] was printed at the suggestion of Joshua Scot-
tow, who seems to have been the earliest person in the Colony who had an antiquarian
turn of mind." — Young's Chron. of Mastacbuietti, 340, note. This was the first appear-
ance in print of Dudley's Letter, " the most interesting as well as the most authentic
document in our early annals." — J. H. Trumbull. The publication of the volume
has also been attributed to Thomas Dudley, thu grandson of governor Thomas Dudley.
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Impnived title of No. 21093, Vol. v. Mr. Brinley's copy sold for $32.50; Mr.
Murphy's for $50. Dudley's letter was also printed in the Collections of the Massa-
chusetts Historical Society, vol. viii., pp. 36-47 j in the Collections of the New Hamp-
shire Hiitorical Society, vol. iv. ; and with " expla;iatory notes by Dr. John Farmer,"
in Force's Tracts, vol. 11.
[ScoTTow.] Massachusetts! Or I The fiist Planters of New-
England, I The End & Manner of their coming thither, | and
Abode there: In several | Epistles | [Quotations, 17 lines.])
Boston in New England^ Printed by B. Green,, and | J. Jlllen. Sold
by Richard If^ilkins,, at his Shop | near the Old Meeting House.
1696. 1 Sm. 8vo, title, and pp. 1-36. A-c in eights, and d in
four, besides the title. B. 78432
I am indebted to Mr. A. P. C. Griffin, of the Boston Public Library, for calling my
attention to this variety of the title, which I have not seen.
[ScoTTOW.] Massachusetts I Or I The first Planters of New-
England, I The End and Manner of their coming thi-|ther, and
Abode there: In several | Epistles | [Quotations, 13 lines.] |
Boston in New-England^ | Printed by B. Green and J. Allen. \ Sold by
Richard IVilkens,, at his Shop\ near the Old Meeting-House. 1696. |
Sm. 8vo, title, and pp. 1-56. b. 78433
I have not seen this variety of the title.
[ScoTTOW.] A ] Narrative | Of The Planting of the Massa-
chusets|Colony I Anno 1628. With the Lords Signal | Presence
the First Thirty | Years. | Also a Caution from New-Englands
Apostle, I the Great | Cotton, | How to Escape the Calamity, which
might I Befall them or their Posterity. | And Confirmed by the
Evangelist | Norton | With Prognosticks from the Famous | Df
Owen. I Concerning the Fate of these Churches, and Animad-
versions I upon the Anger of God, in sending of Evil Angels |
among us | Published by Old Planters, the Authors of the Old |
Mens Tears. | ... | Boston Printed and Sold by Benjamin Harris., at
the I sign of the Bible over against the Blew- Anchor. 1694.] Small
8V0, pp. (4), 75, (l). B., M., W. 78434
The dedication of two pages, " To the Honourable Simon Broadstreet, Esq ; Late
Governour r)f tiie Massachusets Colony," is signed J. S. At the bottom of the last
page are two lines of errata. One of Mr. Brinley's copies (No. 85^), which sold f(jr
1{!44, contained an additional page of errata on anotiier leaf at the end, which v: iidt
found in the other copies. Reprinted in the Collections of the M.'jsachusetts Historic.il
Society, fourth seri'.-s, vol. iv., pp. 279-332.
[ScoTTOW.] Old Mens | Tears | for their own | Declensions, |
Mixed with | Fears | of their and Posterities further falling | ofF from
New-England's | Primitive Constitution. | Published by some of
Bostons old I Planters | And some other. | ... | Boston., Printed by Ben-
SCOUGAL.
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jamin Harris^ ami \ 'John Allen : And are to be Sold at the | London-
Coffee-House. 1691.I Sm. 8vo, pp. (6), 23, (i). ha., w. 78435
The epistle " To the Reader" is signed J. S.
[ScoTTOw.l Old Mens | Tears, I For their own | Declensions, |
Mixed with I Fears | Of their and Posterities further fal-|ling off
from New-England's] Primitive Constitution. | Published by some
of Boston's old I Planters, | And some other. | Printed in the Year
1 69 1. 1 ... I To which is added, an Appendix. | Boston^ Re-printed by
J.Allen ... 1715. Sm. i2mo, title, and pp. 5-58. B. 78436
The epistle "To the Reader" is signed J S.
[ScoTTOw.] Old Men's Tears | For their own | Declensions, |
Mixed with | Fcais | Of their and Posterities further falling offj
from New England's] Primitive Constitution. | Published by some
of Boston's old | Planters | And some others. | Boston : Printed in
the Tear 17 — . Reprinted for B. Gray. I'J'^l. l2mo, pp. 20.
An edition of 1749 is mentioned in Haven's list of ante-revulutionary publications.
[ScoTTow.] Old Men's Tears for their own Declensions,
mixed with Fears of their and Posterity's further Falling off from
New-England's Primitive Constitution. Published by some of
Bo^iton's Old Planters, and some others. Boston^ 1691 : reprinted^
N. London^ ^7^9' ^v"» PP- 2t2.
7843«
This little book is a lamentation for the sake of the country. The writer imagined
that the prevalence of sin had called down the vengeance of Heaven upon our land,
which was shown in many instances of punishment, as " strange diseases, not suited
formerly to the pure and serene air of our climate (whither strangers were wont to have
recourse to recover tlieir desired health). Not only with the infectious small-pox, but
with burning and spotted fevers, shaking agues," etc. For a memoir of Scottow (born
1615, died 1698), and an account of this book see the Massachusetts Historical Society's
Collections, second series, vol. iv., pp. 100-104.
S[coTTOw.] The | Rise, Spring | And | Foundation | Of the |
Anabaptists, | Or Re-baptized of our Time. | Written in French
by Guy de Brez, 1565. | Minister of the Word, and Martyr. |
And Translated for the use of his Countrymen, by J. S. |...|
Cambridge : \ Printed^ and to be Sold by Marmaduke Johnson. 1668. |
4to, pp. (4), 58. c, M., w. 78439
Improved title of No. 7785, Vol. 11. Mr. Brinley's copy sold for $40.
[ScouGAL {Rev. Henry), b. 1650, d. 1678.] A | Sermon |
preach'd | on the 25th of December, being the | Nativity | of our j
Saviour. | By the Author of | The Life of God in the Soul of
Man. I Boston^ N. E. \ Reprinted in the Tear 1737. | l6mo, pp. (4),
28. B., M. 78440
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[ScouGAi..] Vital Christianity:| A Brief | Essay] On the Life
of God, I In The | Soul of Man ; | Produced and Maintained by a |
Christ living in us ; JAnd [The Alystery of a Christ | within, Ex-
plained. I With an Exhibition, in which all that | Fear God and
give Glory to Him, will be | sanctified J ... | Printed by Samuel Ke't-
mer^ for klenzer\ Phillips^ in Charles-Town in New-England^\and
sold at Rice Peter's^ in Chesnut-street^ Phi-\ladelphia. 1725.I 8vo,
PP- (6), ZO, (i). B., M. 78441
[ScouGAL.] Vital Christianity : I A Brief | Essay | On the Life
of God, I in the | Soul of Man ; | Produced and Maintained by |
Christ living in us : | and | The Mystery of Christ | within. Ex-
plained. I With an Exhibition, in which all that | Fear God, and
give Glory to Him, will be | satisfied. | ... | Philadelphia : Printed by
David Harry. 1730. | i2mo, pp. (6), 26. 78442
The dedication in two leaves is signed by Cotton Mather, and addressed " To all who
desire to worsliip God in the Spirit, and rejoiie in Christ Jesus, and have no Confidence
in the Flesh; more particularly to our beloved Friends, who desire that Christ within
may have due Regards paid unto him."
[ScouGAL.] Vital Christianity. A brief Essay on the Life or
God in the Soul of Man. Boston^ reprinted. 1741. Small 8vo,
pp. 88. 78443
[ScouGAL.] The I Life of God | in the | Soul of Man : | or, the |
Nature and Excellency | of the | Christian Religion. | Also | An
Account of the Beginnings and Advan-J ces of a Spiritual Life, |
With I A Recommendatory Preface by | Gilbert Burnet, Late Lord
Bi-|shop of Sarum. | Philadelphia : | Printed and Sold by IV. Dun-
lap^\in Market-Street^ m.dcc.lxvi.] Sm. i2mo, pp. xxiv, 196.
Title from Hildeburn.
[ScouGAL.] The I Life of God | in the | Soul of Man : | or, the |
Nature and Excellency of the | Christian Religion : | With the
Method of attaining I the Happiness which it proposes. | Also, | An
Account of the Beginnings and Ad-|vances of a Spiritual Life. |
With a Preface, | By Gilbert Burnet, d.d. | Late Bishop of Sarum.
I ... I New- York : Printed by H. Gaine^ at the | Bible and Crown^ in
Hanover-Square^\iA iicchxwi.\ Sm. i2mo, pp. ix, 158, iv.
ScouGAL. Life of God in the Soul of Man. ... Boston^ B.
Edes ^ Son. 1789. i8mo. 78446
ScouGAL. The I Life of God, | in the | Soul of Man, | or, the|
Nature and Excellency | of the | Christian Religion, | By Henry
Scougal, I ... [To which is subjoined, | Rules for a Holy Life,] By
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Archbishop Lcighton. | Philadelphia : Printed by Ormrod & Conrad^
at the Old FranklitCs Head, 1795. l2mo, pp. (2), 9-140, 28. H.
ScouGAL. [Das Lebcn Gottes in der Seele des Menschen.
Von Henry Scougal. Mit 2 Vorredcn von Gilbert Burnett und
William Wisshart. Erste Americanische Auflage. Germantoim.
Gedruckt und %u finden bey Christoph Saur itn Jahre 1 755.] l6nio,
pp. (21), 77. H.s.P. 78448
"From a manuscript title added to an impcrfett copy by Mr. A. H. Cassel." — Hil-
DEBURN.
[Scougal.] Das|Leben Gottes | in | der Seele des Menschen]
oder I die Natur und Vortrefflichkcit | der| Christlichen Religion,]
den 1 Zerstreuten Kindern Gottes und verlohrnen Scha- 1 fen vom
Hause Israel in und ausier den mancherley | Partien.zuni Dienst, j
auf ] Veranstaltung der von einer liiblichen Ge- ] scUschaft in Lon-
don ernanten General ] Trustees aus dem englischen ins teutsche ]
iibcrsctzt ; | Nebst ] einer in ihrcn Namen gestellten Vorrede, j
worin | so wohl das Vorhaben dieser loblichen Gc-|sellschaft als
auch die eigentliche Absicht ] dieser gegenwartigen Uebersetzung
vor-jgeleget wir('. ] Philadelphia : Gedruckt und %u haben bey Benja-
min I Francklin^ Post-Meister und Ant, Armbruester^ 1756.] 8vo,
pp. (21), 78, (i). H.s.P. 78449
Title from Hildeburn.
The Scourge. In two Numbers. Boston. Reprinted. 1771.
8vo. 7^450
Title from Haven's list of ante-revolutionary publications.
The Scourge of Fashion. By Phylanthus. [In verse.] New
Y'ork, iSoo. i2mo. 78451
Scourge (H.), p^ udon. Tit for Tat, ) or the] Score wip'd off. ]
By Humphrey Scourge, Esq; | Number i. ] To be continued
Occasionally. I [^Philadelphia: Printed by James Chattin. 1756.]
Folio, p, 4. H.s.P. 78452
Dated, Philadelphia, Nov. i, 1755. Title from Hildeburn.
ScouTEMO (Gulielmo Cornelio). See Schouten.
ScovEL (J. M.) New Jersey for the Union. Speech of Hon.
James M. Scovel, ... upon the Bill prohibiting the Enlistment of
Negro Troops in New Jersey, under a Penalty of ;^500 ...
March 16, 1864. Trenton^ N, J.: Murphy & Bechtel, 1864.
8\'o, pp. 16. H. 78453
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SCOVILLE.
ScovEL. New Jersey for the War. Speech of Hon. James
M. Scovel, of Camden, New Jersey, on the Peace ResoKitions,
delivered in the New Jersey House of Assembly, March 17,
1863. Camden^ N.J. 1863. 8vo, pp. 11. 78454
Scovel. Our relations with the Rebellious States. Speech
of Hon. James M. Scovel, delivered in the New Jersey Senate,
February 27th, 1866. [^Trenton : Murphy l^ Bechtel. i^tb.'] 8vo,
pp. 16. H. 78455
Scovel. Speech of James M. Scovel, Esq., at the Demo-
cratic Mass Meeting at Chester, Pa. Phonographically reported.
[^Chester? 1856?] 8vo, pp. 7. B. 78456
Advocates the election of Buchanan to the presidency of the United States.
Scovel. Speech of the Hon. James M. Scovel, before the
Anti-Monopoly Convention, at Trenton, N. J., Feb. i, 1865.
Trenton: Murphy & Bechtel. 1865. 8vo, pp. 12. H. 78457
Scovel. Three Speeches 13y Hon. Jas. M. Scovel, delivered
in the Senate and House of Representatives of New Jersey. ...
I. New Jersey for the War. 2. New Jersey for the Union. 3.
New Jersey for Enfranchisement. Camden^ N. J.: Horace B.
D;ck. 1870. 8vo, pp. 64. H. 78458
Scovel (S. F.) Always Thankful. A Discourse delivered
in Springfield, Ohio, November 27, 1862. By Sylvester F. Sco-
vel. [Spring field F 1862.] 8vo, pp. 15. 78459
ScovELL (T. P.) A Poem. By Thomas P. Scovell ; and a
Valedictory Oration, by Henry C. Deming. Delivered July 6,
1836, before the Senior Class of Yale. New Haven. 1836.
8vo, pp. 10. 78460
ScoviLL (A. L.) A. L. Scovill & Co.'s Farmers' and Me-
chanics' Almanac for 1866. Calculated for the New England
States. ... Juburn^ N. T.: Printed by IVm. J, Moses. [1865.]
i2mo. Continued. H. 78461
[ScoviLLE (Joseph A.), h. 181 1, d. 1864.] Marion. By
Manhattan. Second Edition. London : Saunders^ Otley^ and Co.
1864. 3 vols., i2mo, pp. xi, 300; viii, 262; viii, 268. 78462
A fictitious account of New York Society, dedicated to James Gordon Bennett. The
New York edition is said to have been suppressed.
[ScoviLLE.] Marion. Beelden uit het leven te New- York.
Uit het Engelsch. ... Leiden. 1866. 2 vols., 8vo. 7846^
SCRATCHLEY.
165
[ScoviLLE.] The Old Merchants of New York City. By
Walter Barrett, Clerk. ... New York: Carleton. mdccclxiii.
i2mo, pp. 452, Index 453-472. b. -)- Second Series. [Ibid.']
1863. i2mo, pp. 406. + Third Series. [/&/'</.] 1864. i2mo,
pp. 351. + Fourth Series. [IhidJ] 1866. i2mo, pp. 255. +
Fifth Series. [Ibid.'] 1869. i2mo, pp. 304. 78464
[ScoviLLE.] The Old Merchants of New York City. By
Walter Barrett, Clerk. ... New Tork : M. Doolady. 1870. 3
vols., i2mo, pp. (6), 9-472 i (6), 9-406, (2), 5-255 ; (4), 9-351,
(2), 5-308. 4- [Ibid^ 1872. 3 vols., i2mo, Vol. i., pp. ^6), 9-
472, with a Plate and 3 Portraits; Vol. ii. Part i., pp. (6), 9-
406, with 3 Portraits, Part 11., (2), 2-255, with a Portrait ; Vol.
III. Part I., pp. (4), 9-351, with a Map and Portrait, Part 11., (2),
5-308, with 2 Portraits. 78465
The edition of 1870 was published without the plates.
[ScoviLLE.] Vigor. A Novel. By Walter Barrett, Clerk.
... New-York : Carleton. mdccclxiv. i2nio, pp. 428. B., c.
This book was suppressed by the publisher. See alio Vol. xi., No. 44253.
ScRANTON (E.) A Genealogical Register of the Descendants
of John Scranton of Guilford, Conn., who died in the year 1671.
Compiled by Rev. Erastus Scranton, a.m., of Burlington, Conn.
Hartford: Press of Case., Tiffany and Company. 1855. 8vo, pp.
104. A. 78467
Scranton (G. W[hitefield]), b. 1811, d. 1861. The Speaker-
ship. Speeches of Hon. George W. Scranton and Hon. James
H. Campbell of Pennsylvania, on the Political Questions of the
day, delivered in the House of Representatives, January 11, i860.
[fVashington : Buell & Blanchard, Printers, i860.] 8vo, pp. 8.
Scranton, Pennsylvania. Report on the Mt. Pleasant Coal
Mine, ... at Scranton, ... Penn. April, 1864. Boston: Wright
H
^ Potter^ Printers. 1864. 8vo, pp. ii.
Scranton City Directory, 1867-68. ,
The Scrap Table, for mdcccxxxi.
. Scranton. 1867.
Boston : Carter . ,
78469
8vo.
1830.
78471
i2mo, pp. 184.
The pieces "Olden Time" and "Ascot Heath" are founded on revolutionary inci-
dents.
Scratchley (A.)
being a Treatise on
Scratchley. London :
VOL. XIX.
Industrial Investment and Emigration ;
Benefit Building Societies. By Arthur
Parker l5f Son. 1851. 8vo. 78472
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ScRAWLENBURGius (J.), pseutloh, Thc Combustible ; a Heroic
Poem. With Notes Critical and Explanatory. By Johannes
Scrawlcnburgius. ... [n. p. i8i-?] 8vo, pp. i6. ba. 78473
[ScRiBANUs (Charles), S. y., b. 1561, d. 1629.] Den ver-
nieuden Nederlandschen Wacrseggcr ... midtsgaders de macht
van de Spaensche, West-Indische en Nedcrlandsche Provincien.
Als oock den heelen Africaenschen handcl. Amsterdam: jf. Vese-
ler. [1620.] 8vo, pp. 146. 78474
The New Netherland foreteller, ... the forces of the Spanish, West-Indian and
Dutch Provinces, and the African commerce. Pages 97-144 contain " Den Gherefor-
mcerden HoUandschen Apocalypsis."
Scribblings and Sketches. See [Watmough (Edmond)].
ScRiBER (Peter)^ pseudon. See Vol. xiv., No. 61178.
The I Scribler | Being a | Letter | From a Gentleman in Town |
To his I Friend in the Country, | concerning the present State of
Public I Affairs ; | with a | Lapidary Character. | ... | [^Philadelphia ;]
Printed [by Jnthony Jnribruster'] in the Tear MDCC,LXIV. | Smiill
8vo, pp. 24.
H.s.P. 78475
This is a reply to the epitaph on Franklin, and concludes with an imitation of it in a
"Lapidary Character" of Dr. Wm. Smith. Title and note from Hildeburn's "Issues
of the Press in Pennsylvania," No. 2060.
Scriblings and Sketches. See [Watmough (Edmond)].
[ScRiBNER (B. F.)] Camp Life of a Volunteer. A Campaign
in Mexico, or A Glimpse»at Life in Camp. By "One who has
seen the Elephant." Philadelphia : Griggs Elliot and Co. 1847.
Svo, pp. 75. H. 78476
[ScRiBNER.] A Campaign in Mexico. By "One who was
Thar." ... Philadelphia: James Gihon. 1850. 8vo, pp. 5-75, and
covers. B. 78477
A reissue of the preceding number.
ScRiBNER (F. L.) The Ornamental and Useful Plants or
Maine : affording popular Descriptions and practical Observations
on thc Habits, Properties, Uses and best Methods of Propagation
and Culture, of nearly all the ornamental and useful Plants found
native in the State. By F. Lamson Scribner, b.s. Augusta.
Printed for the Author. 1875. 8vo, pp. 85. B. 78478
Scribner. Weeds of Maine : aff"ording popular Descriptions
and practical Observations in regard to the Habits, Properties,
and best Methods of Extermination, of nearly all the weeds
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found in the State. By F. Lamson Scribner, of the Second Class
of the Maine Agricultural College. Augusta : Sprague^ Owen ^
Nash^ Printers to the State. 1869. 8vo, pp. 62, and covers.
Scribner (I[saac] W.), d. 1864. Review of the Rev. U. C.
Burnap's Sermon on Bible Servitude. By I. W. Scribner, m.d.
... Published by request of the friends of the slave in Lowell.
[^Lowellf] Printed by J. G. Pillshury. 1844. 8vo, pp. 22. H.
Scribner (J. M.) Scribner's Engineers' and Mechanics*
Companion ; comprising United States' Weights and Measures ;
Mensuration of Superficies and Solids; ... the Mechanical Pow-
ers ... Steam and the Steam Engine. Second Edition. ... By J.
M. Scribner, a.m. New-Tor k : Huntington & Savage. 1845.
i2mo, pp. 240. Plate. + New Edition, revised and enlarged.
Hartford: W. J. Hamersley. 1863. i8mo. 7848 1
Also : The Engineers', Contractors', and Surveyors' Pocket Table-Book. Seventh
edition. Hartford: W. J. Hameriley. 1863. 1 8 mo.
[Scribner (J. P.)] Laconia : or. Legends of the White
Mountains. By an Old M'ountaineer. Boston : Lilly ^ Brother.
1856. i2mo, pp. 489. c. 78482
Scribner (T. T.) Indiana's Roll of Honor. By Theodore
T. Scribner. Volume ii. Indianapolis (^/nd.): A. D. Streight.
1866. 8vo, pp. 652. 10 Plates. c. 78483
Scribner's Monthly, an Illustrated Magazine for the People.
Conducted by J. G. Holland. ... New Tork : Scribner bf Co.
1 870-1 88 1. 22 vols., 8vo. 78484
Beginning with vol. 23, in i88i, it was continued as "The Century Magazine."
ScRiPPS (J. L.) The Undeveloped Northern Portion of the
American Continent. A Lecture delivered ... before Bell's
Commercial College, Feby. 1856. By J. L. Scripps. Chicago:
''^Democratic Press" House, 1856. 8vo, pp. 20.
B. 78485
Scriptum Dominum Protectoris Reipublicae Angliae, Scotinae,
Hiberniae .... Ex consensu atque sententia concilii sui editum in
quo hujus Reipublicas causa contra Hispanos justu esse demon-
stratur. London. 1655. 4to. 78486
The Scriptural Deacon. See [Nightingale (J.)], Vol. xiii.,
No. 55301.
Scriptural Enquiry concerning what the Friends call Scriptural
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SCRIPTURE.
Baptism. Being an Answer to a Publication of a Friend in Rhode
Island by the name of Moses Brown ... Exeter. 1794. 8vo.
The work to which this ii a reply is entitled : "Observations on Samuel Shcpard'i
Three Letters on Baptism ... By M^ses Brown." Pro-viJenee, R. /. 1793. "*"» PP-
12. w.
The Scriptural Interpreter. Vol. i. July, 1831. No. i. ...
Boston: Leonard C. Bowles. IVaitt and Dow^ Printers. [1831.I
t88
i2mo. Continued.
H. 7848}
Scriptural Notices respecting Bondmen j and a Plan for the
Gradual Manumission of Slaves. London. 1823. 8vo, pp. 9.
A Scriptural Refutation. See Vol. viii., No. 30492, note.
A Scriptural View of Politics. Addressed to Serious-Minded
Christians, [n. p. n. d.] 8vo, pp. 8. s. 78490
On Adams and Jackson.
The Scripture-Bishop I Or | The Divine Right | of | Presbyterian |
Ordination Si, (lovernmcnt, Considered in a | Dialogue [between |
Praelaticus and Eleutherius. Boston: N. E. Printed for D. Hench-
man^\in Corn-Hill. 1732. | 8vo, pp. (4), ii, 58. b., H., w.
By Jonathan Dickinson. For a reply entitled "Eleutherius Eiiervatus," i«« [Wetmorc
(James)].
The Scripture Bishop, | or, | The Divine Right | of | Presbyterian |
Ordination and Government, | Consider'd in a Dialogue | between |
Prelaticus and Elutherius, | Examin'd in | Two Letters | to a |
Friend. I \_Boston :'\ Printed in the Tear^ 1733' I 8vo, pp. 48. w.
With half-title: "The Scripture-Bishop, | Examin'd in | Two Letters to a Friend."
The authorship cf thia review of Dickinson's work is attributed to Rev. Moses Brown
of Piscataqua. This is the same work that is entered in Haven's list, with a twisted
title, as containing 52 pages. The above title was furnished by Mr. E. M. Barton,
The Scripture-Bishop Vindicated. | A | Defence of the Dialogue
I between | Praelaticus and Eleutherius, | Upon | The Scripture-
Bishop, or I The Divine Right of Presbyterian Ordination | and
Government : | Against | The Exceptions of a Pamphlet, | Intitled, |
The Scripture-Bishop Examin'd. | By Eleutherius, v.d.m. | In a
Letter to a Friend, | ,,, | Boston^ New-England : \ Printed by S. Knee-
land l^ T.Green., for D. Henchman\in Cornhill. 1733.] 8vo, pp.
(4), 126. B. 78493
By Jonathan Dickinson. With half-title : " Praelaticus Triumphatus. | A Vindica-
tion of I Presbyterial Ordination & Government. | In Answer to | The Scripture-Bishop
Examin'd, | And to | Eleutherius Enervatus."
SCKIVENOR.
169
The Scripture Bishop. Or an Answer to a Pamphlet Intitlcd
The Divine Right of Presbyterian Ordination ... Boston. 1773.
8vo. 7^494
Title from Dexter's •• Bibliography of Congregationalism," No. 3664. For the book
to which this is a rrply, entitli-J "A Vindication of the Validity and Uivinn Right of
Presbyterian Ordination," ite Welles (N.)
Scripture Catechism ; by a Clergyman of Massachusetts.
Cambridge. 1804. 1 2 mo. 78495
A Scripture-Catechism, or, The Principles of the Christian
Religion ... in the Words of the Bible. ^Boston? 1 800?]
i2mo. 78496
The Scripture Doctrine with regard to Cidvery. By a Clergy-
man of the Protestant Episcopal Church. PotisvilU : Benjamin
Bannany Printer. 1854. 8vo, pp. 10. B. -f Second Edition.
Pottsvilte : Printed by Benj. Bannan, 1856. 8vo, pp. 10. 78497
The authorship has been attributed to Wm. M. Peyton.
Scripture Evidence of the Sinfulness of Injustice and Oppres-
sion. See [Dudley (Mary)], Vol. v., No. 21086.
The authorship has also been attributed to William Naish [tee Vol. xii., No. 51733,
tiote)^ but he only paid for the printing.
Scripture the Friend of Freedom ; exemplified by a Refutation
of the Arguments offered in Defence of Slavery, in a tract enti-
tled. Scriptural Researches on the Licitness of the Slave Trade.
London: "James Phillips, mdcclxxxix. 8vo, pp. vi, (i), 79.
In reply to No. 304(^2, Vol. viii.
Scripture Tract for the Times. By Connecticut. Hartford.
1859. 8vo, pp. 8. 7^499
Scripture Truths and Precepts. A Short Catechism, with
Proofs ... Boston. 1791. 8vo. 78500
Scrivener {Dr.) Republique Argentine. De la salubrite du
climat des Andes. Par le docteur Scrivener. Angers : Imp. La-
chese^ Belleuvre et Dolbeau. 1869. 8vo, pp. 18. 78501
ScRiVENOR (H.) A Comprehensive History of the Iron Trade
throughout the World, from the earliest records to the present
period, with Official Tables. By Harry Scrivenor. ... London.
1841. 8vo. A. 78502
Scrivenor. History of the Iron Trade, from the earliest rec-
ords to the present period. By Harry Scrivenor ... New Edition.
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London: Longman^ Brown^ Greeny and Longmans. 1854. 8vo, pp.
vlii, 327. D. 78503
ScROGGs (G. A.) The Duty of Americans. Speeches of
General G. A. Scroggs, Dr. S. B. Hunt, and others, at the Amer-
ican Meeting held at Aurora, N. Y., August 4, i860. . . Uujf'alo:
Patriot Office, [i860.] 8vo, pp. 15. 78504
ScRopii (G. P. [Thompson]), b. 1797, d, 1876. Considera-
tions on Volcanoes ; the probable Cause of the Phenomena, the
Laws which determine their March, the Disposition of their Pro-
ducts, and their Connexion with the present State and past His-
tory of the Globe, leading to the Establishment of a new Theory
of the Earth. By G. Poulett Scrope. London: IV. Phillips.
1825. 8vo. 7^505
Scrope. Extracts of Letters from Poor Persons who Emi-
grated last Year to Canada and the United States ... Second Edi-
tion enlarged. London. 1832. 8vo, pp. 32. 78506
Edited by G. I'uulc' rupe. For the first edition ue Vul. in., No. 10444.
Scrope. Memoir of the Life of the Right Honourable Charles
Lord Sydenham, ... with a Narrative of his Administration in
Canada. Edited by his brother, G. Poulett Scrope, Esq., m.p.
London: 'John Murray, mdcccxliii. 8vo, pp. xii, 498. Portrait.
Scrope. Memoir of the Life or The Right Honourable
Charles Lord Sydenham, g.c.b. ; with a Narrative of his Admin-
istration in Canada. Edited by his Brother, G. Poulett Scrope,
Esq., M.p. Second Edition. London: John Alurray. MDCCC-
XLiv. Post 8vo, pp. xii, (1), 403. Portrait. 78508
Scrope. Volcanos. The Character of their Phenomena,
their Share in the Structure and Composition of the Surface of
the Globe, and their Relation to its Internal Forces. With a
Descriptive Catalogue of all known Volcanos aiil Volcanic For-
mations. By G. Poulett Scrope, m.p. ... Second Edition, revised
and enlarged ; with a Map of the Volcanic Areas of the Globe,
Frontispiece, Woodcuts, etc. London : Longman.^ Green., Long-
mans^ attd Roberts. 1862. 8vo, pp. xi, 490. BA. 78509
For the first edition, see No. 78505, supra.
ScuDDER (E.) Memorial Record. In Memory of Hon.
Increase Sumner, of Great Barrington, Mass. A Funeral Dis-
course, by Rev. Evarts Scudder. With an Appendix, contain-
SCUUUKR.
171
inp Obituary Notices ... . Brid^epon^ Conn.: GoulJ and ,Stiies.
1871. 8vo, pp. 74. Portrait. 0,78510
ScuiiDKR (H.) The Chrisiian's Daily Walkc in holy Secviitie
and Peace ... Hy Hinry Scudilcr ... London. 1627. i2mo, pp.
(24), 77^(2^^)- 7«5»«
With "An Epistle to the- RcaJer" hy John Davenport.
ScunoER. The Christians Dailv Walkc ... The sixt eilitioii,
corrected ... by the Author. Liudon^ Printed h M. D. for H.
Overton. 1635. I2nu). bm. -|- 1 he seventh edition. Londun.
1637. i2mo. y^S'i
Edited by JdIui Divenport.
ScuDDER. The Christian's Daily Walke in hoI\ Secuiitic and
Peace ... The eighth edition, C(irrectcd. LonJ^n^ Printed hy I.
L, for Henry Overton. 1642. l2mo. 7^513
With a long preface of" 21 p.jges by John Davenport, afterwards of New Haven.
ScuDDKR. The] Christians daily Walk | In Holy | Security and
Peace. | Being an Answer to these Questions,] i. How a man may
do each present daies work, with | Christian chearfullness ? | ... j
Containing familiar Directions; Shewing | i. How to walk with
God in the whole course of a mans lite.] ... | By Henry Scudder,
Preacher of the word. Rector and Pastor of the Church of Col-
lingbornducis in Wiltshire. | I'he 'linth Edition, corrected and
enlarged by the .-Xuthor. | ... | London., Printed for Henry Cripps^ and
Lodoiuick I I'loyd^ and are to be sold at their shop., at the | entring in
of Popes head Jlley out of\ Lu?nhard street. 1652. | 12mo, pp. (24),
641,(17). B. ( Twelfth Edition revised. London: Printed by
John fohnson., for the Society for Promoting Religious Knoivledge
among the Poor, mdcclxi. l2mo. B., ba. -|- The Fourteenth
Edition. London, 1805. i2mo. + With an Introductory Essay
by Thomas Chalmers, d.d. ... Glasgow: Printed for IViUiam Col-
lins ... 1826. i2mo, pp. 440. L. 78514
Probably all of the editions contain John Davenport's epistle to the reader. Al i>
printed in German, Frankfurt, 1636, 8vo,
ScuDDKR ^H. A.) Argument in behalf of the E.ast Boston
Ferry Company against the petition of Albert Bowker and others,
before a joint special committee of the C^ity Council of Boston,
March 14, 1866. By Henry A. Scudder. Boston: 1 1 right ^
Potter. 1866. 8vo, pp. 44. H. 78515
Scudder. An Oration before the Cape Cod Association, at
their First Anniversary Celebration in Boston, Nov. ii, 1851.
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pp. 49. 11. 78516
ScuDDEK. Speech of Henry A. Scudder, on the Troy and
Greenfield Railroad, in the Massachusetts House of Representa-
tives, April 16, 1863. Boston. 1 S63. 8vo, pp. 38. h. 78517
Sc UDDER (H. J.) An Address delivered at Glen Cove L. I.
at the C'elebration of the sccoiul Centennial Anniversary of the
Scttlcnicnt of that village, By Henry J. Scudder, Esq., May 25,
1868. With an Appendix. iGlen Cove : Printed for the Cowmittee.
1868. i2mo, pp. 195. Frontispiece. 7^5^^
Scudder (H. M.) The Catholics and the Public Schools.
By Henrv Martyn Scudder, d.d. New fork: Mason^ Baker isf
Pratt. 1 1^73. i2mo, pp. 28. 1^S^9
Scudder. A Discourse delivered in the Howard Presbyterian
Church, San Francisco, Thanksgiving Day, November 29th,
1866, By Henry Martyn Scudder, d.d. Pastor. ... San Francisco:
Edward Bosqui ^ Co.^ Book and Job Printers. 1866. 8vo, pp. 36,
and covers. 7^520
Scudder (H. E.) Life and Letters of David Coit Scudder,
Missionary in Southern India. By Horace E. Scudder. New
I'ork : Hurd iff Houghton, mdccclxiv. i2mo, pp. vi, 402. Por-
trait, c, H. 78521
Scudder (J.) A Companion to the American Museum ;
being a Catalogue of upwards of Fifty Thousand Natural and
foreign Curiosities, Antiquities, and Productions of the Fine
Arts : now open for public inspection, in the New York Institu-
tion, Park, Broadway. ... Notes and Explanatory Remarks, B\
John Scudder. ... First Edition. New Tork : Printed by G. r.
Hopkins. 1823. 8vo. Plate. h. 78522
Scudder [John]. Letter from Dr. Scudder, of Ceylon,
addressed ... to the young men in the Colleges and Seminaries or
Learning in the United States of America. \^New Tork. 184-?]
8vo. 7^523
Scudder (M. L.) American Methodism. By Rev. M. L.
Scudder, d.d. With an Introduction by Rev. Joseph Cumming,
LL.D., President of the Wcsleyan University. Illustrated. Hart-
ford^ Conn.: S. S. Scranton and Company. 1867. 8vo, pp. 592.
6 Plates. 7^524
SCUDUKR.
»73
Sci'DDER (S. H.) ... Catalojiue of the Orthoptcra of North
America described previous to 1867 ... Hy S.inuRl H. Studdcr.
lyuihiu^ton : Smithsonian Institution. 1868. 8vo, pp. xx, 89. n.
With heading, "SinithsoMijii MiicelUiieuua Culkctiunit."
8<UDDER. ... A List of the Huttcrflies of New England.
Uy Samuel H. Scudder. [Sa/t/n. 1863.] 8vo, pp. 1 61-179.
With hr.i(iing, "(From tlio I'rocerditijt* of the EkseK Institute, Salrm, Mam. Vul. ill,,
Rvjtl .It the Meeting of M^rch lo, iM6i,-'Fuhli8he>l April, 1863.)"
Scudder. ... Supplement to a List of the Butterflies of New
England. Uy Samuel H. Scudder. [^Boston, 1868.] 8vo, pp.
376-3«4- 7^5^7
With hciding, •' (From the Froteedingi of the Boiton Sot. of Nat. Hilt., Vol. xi.,
Jan. 11, i86«.)"
ScuDDi'K. Materials for a Monograph of the North American
Orthoptera. By Samuel H. Scudder. (From the M()ston Journal
of Natural History, Vol. vii. No. 3.) Camhri({ge : Printed h H.
O. Houghton. 1862. 8vo, pp. 410-4S0. 7^528
Scudder. Notes on the Stridulation of some New England
Orthoptera. By Samuel H. Scudder. (From the Proceedings
of the Boston Soc. of Nat. Hist., Vol. xi. April, 1868.) [Bos-
ton. 1868.] 8vo, pp. 8. 78529
Scudder. Notice of some North American Species of Pieris.
By Samuel H. Scudder. (From the Proceedings of the Boston
Soc. of Nat. Hist., Vol. viii., Sept., 1861.) ^Boston. 1861.]
8vo, pp. 8. 78530
Scudder and Burgess (E.) On Asymmetry in the append-
ages of Hexapod Insects. By Samuel ft. Scudder and Edward
Burgess. [Boston? 1870?] 8vo, pp. 282-306. Plate. 78531
Scudder. Revision of the hitherto known Species of the
Genus Chionobas in North America. By Samuel H. Scudder.
From the Proceedings of the Entomological Society. Philadel-
phia. July, 1865. [Philadelphia. 1 865.] 8vo, pp. 28. 78532
Scudder (W.) Journal of William Scudder, an Officer in
the late New York line, who was taken captive by the Indians at
Fort Stanwix, in 1779, and holden a prisoner in Canada until
1782 ... [n. p.] Printed for the Author, mdccxciv. i2mo.
Very rare.
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174
SEA.
ScuDDER (Z.) Speech of Hon. Zeno Scudder, of Mass., on
the Fisheries of New England, and the Encouragement and
Growth of American Seamen. Delivered in the House of Rep-
resentatives, August 12, 1852. IVashington : Printed at the Con-
gressional Globe Office. 1852. 8vo, pp. 24. 7^534
[ScuLi, (Nicholas).] Kawanio Che Keeteru : | A true | Rela-
tion j of a I Bloody Battle Fought | between | George and Lewis, | In
the Year I 1755. | {Philadelphia :'] Printed [by IVilliam Bradford]
in the Tear M^\iCC^LV\.\ 8vo, pp. 16. H.s.p. -f Si-'^^orid Edition.
Philadelphia : James Chattin. IJS^- ^^o. 7^535
"Said to have been written by Nicholas Scull. A poetical attack on the Quakers
for preventing proper measures being taken to defend the Province from the French and
Indians." Title and note from Hildeburn's " Issues of the Press in Pennsylvania,"
No. 1476.
Scully (W.) Brazil ; its Provinces and Chief Cities ; the
Manners and Customs of the People ; Agricultural, (Commercial,
and other Statistics, ... taken from the latest Official Documents
By William Scully. ... London: Murray i^ Co, 1866. 8vo,
pp. XV, 398. Folded Map.
B., c.
78536
Scully. Brazil its Provinces and Chief Cities ; the Man-
ners & Customs of the People; with ... Useful ... Knowledge,
for the Merchant and the Emigrant. By William Scully ... .
London: Triibner iff Co. 1868. 8vo, pp. xv. Errata (i), 398.
ScWEiNiTZ (L. D. de). See Schweinitz (L. D.), No. 78104.
The Sea. Narratives of Aaventure and Shipwreck, Tales and
Sketches, illustrative of Life on the Ocean. Edinburgh : Cham-
bers. 1849. 8vo. c. 78538
The I Sea-Atlas | or the | Water- World, | Shewing all the | Sea-
a general! De-
sters & Mates
Coats [sic]y I Of y Known Parts of y Earth, with
scription of the same. | Verie usefull for all M? •
of Shipps & likewise for| Merchants newly sett Forth. | In Jmster-
dam^ I Printed by "Jacob and Casparus Loots-Man^ | Booksellers upon
the Water., in the Loots-Man., l6yi | Folio, title within an
engraved border, and 3 leaves of text. 20 Maps, l. 78539
The title and text are curious specinier.s of English as written by a Hollander. 'I'he
latter has the heading, "A Short Declaration Of the aivision, situation He qualities of
the Earth," and contains an account of America on the last page. The maps jre
arranged as follows, each one being on two leaves :
(i) Nova totius terrarum orbis tabula auctore F. de Wit.
(2) Pas Caart van de Noort Zee.
SEA.
175
^ 1
(3) Pascaarte vande Oost Zee Van t Eylaniit Rugen of van de hocck van Valsterbon
tot aen Wyborg.
(4) Pascaart van de Zee-custen van Rushindt, Laplandt, Finmarcken, Spitsbergen en
Nova-zembla. 17.
(5) Pascaerte van Groen-landt, Yslanilt, Straet Davids pn Ian Mayi-n oylindt; hoe-
men de selvige van Hitlandt en de Noort custcn van Sthotlandt en Ytlandt beseylen
much. 25.
(6) Pas-caerte van Texel tot aende H()()fdi;n.
(7) Pascaart vant Caiiaal. Btgrypcnile in i-ich Engelandt, Schotlandt, en Icrlandt,
als mcde een gedcelt van Francryjk. 8.
(8) Pascaerte vande Canael tusschen Engelandt en Vranckryck.
(9) Pascaerte vande Bocht van Vranckrytk, Biscayen, en Galisscn, tusschcn Hey-
sant en C. de Finesterre.
(10) Pas Caart van Hisp-.ii.jien. 18.
(11) Pascaarte Van t' westlyckste deel vande Middelandsche Zee. I.
(12) Pascaarte Van 't Oostlyckste deel vande Middellandsche'Zee. 2.
(13) De Cust van Barbaria, Gual.ita, Arguyn, en Geneheo, van Capo S. Vincente tot
Capo Verde. 28.
(14) Pascaert vande Carybes, Nieu Neder landt, Bra^il, de Flaemsche cB Soute
Eylanden j en de landen daer oatrent gelcgen.
(15) Pascaerte van Niev Nederlant, Viiginies, Nieu Engelant en Nova Franci.i, van
C. of Faire tot C Forchu.
(16) Pascaerte van West I.ndicn Van do Caribes tot aen de Gulfo van Mexico.
(17) Pascaerte vande Caribes S. luan de Porte Rico, de oosthdeck van I. Spagnula
als mede de vaste cust van Nueva Andalusia met de eylanden daer omtrcnt gelegen.
(18) Pascaerte van Gvinea, en Angola, van R. de Gambia tot Cabo de Bona Espe-
.an^a.
(19) Pascaerte Van't Westelyikste deel van Oost Indien En de Eylanden daer onder
begrcpen, van C. de Bona Esperan9a tot C. Comorin.
(20) Pascaerte Van t' Oostelyckste deel van Oost-Indien met alli. de Eylanden daer
onder gelegen, van Cabo Comorm tot aen lapan.
The first map has the imprint, t'j^msterjam hij Frederick de Wit in de Cal'ventraet
nde ffille Paskaert, 1 666; the other maps, t'^msterdum By Jacob Theumiss Loots-man,
Boeckverkoper en Graadbooghmaker, op 'r Water inde Loots-man ,• or */ Amsterdam By
Tbeumis lacohsz op t -water inde Looisman ; or Op nieu ivt gege-ven by yJnthony lacohsen
inde Loots-man ; or 'l Amsterdam, By Jacob en Casparus Lootsman, Boeck-verkoopers opt
Water inde Lootsman. The numerals on several of the maps probably refer to some
larger work in which they first appeared.
The Sea Mirrour, or Lightning Columne, Containing the Sea
Coasts of the Northern, Eastern and Western Navigation, with
Discoveries of the Chief Countries, ... gathered out of the expe-
rience and practice of Pilots and Lovers of the Art of Naviga-
tion. Amsterdam. 1689. Folio. Maps. 7^54°
Sea Officer, pseudon. See [Pickersgill (ZzV«/.)], Vol. xv..
Wo. 62660.
pip
176
SEABROOK..
The Sea Serpent, or Gloucester Hoax. A Dramatic Jeu
d'Esprit, in Three Acts. ... Charleston : j1. E, Miller. 1 8 19.
i2mo, pp. 34. BA. 78541
In verse. By William Crafts.
The Sea-service : or, Popular Sketches of Ship-building, Navi-
gation, and Naval Warfare ; from the earliest period to the pres-
ent time. By the Author of "A Year in Spain." London. 1834.
iimo, pp. 160. 78542
By Alexander Slidell Mackenzie. Originally printed in the Encyclopaedia Americana.
Exhibit of the Affairs of the Seabord and Roanoke Rail-
road Company ... March, 1851. New York: William Van
Norden. [1851.] 8vo, pp. 23. Map. 7^543
Seahorn (A.) Symzonia ; A Voyage of Discovery. By
Captain Adam Seaborn. New-Tor k : Printed by "J. Seymour., 49
John-Street. 1820. i2mo, pp. 248, including the sectional view.
The original lettering on the back reads, " Symzonia, or a Voyage to the Internal
World." "A burlesque on ' Symmes' Tneory of Concentric Spheres.' He gives an
ideal voyage to the interior of the earth, where the other spheres— according to Symmts
— are located. The work is purely fictitious and full of satire, but is well written.
Reviewed in the North American Review, xiii., i 34-14.3." — P. G. Thomson.
S[eabrook] (E. B[ayard].) Ariel refuted, A Complete Ex-
posure of a Pamphlet entitled "The Negro." By E. B. S. ...
Charleston^ S. C: John Russell. 1867. 8vo, pp. 27, (i). H.
In reply to B. H. Payne's pamphlet, for which see Vol. xiii.. No. 52270.
S[eabrook]. Who shall be th<" Republican Nominee for
President ? Addressed to the Republicans of the U. S. Febru-
ary, i860. By E. B. S. [n. p. i860.] 8vo, pp. 21. 78546
Seabrook (W. B.) An Address delivered at the First Anni-
versary Meeting of the United Agricultural Society of South-
Carolina, ... at Columbia ... 6th Dec. 1827. By Whitemarsh
B. Seabrook, President. ... Charleston: Printed by A. E. Miller.
1828. 8vo, pp. 40. H. 78547
Seabrook. A Concise View of the Critical Situation, and
future prospects of the Slave-Holding States, in relation to their
Coloured Population, By Whitemarsh B. Seabrook : read before
the "Agricultural Society of St. John's Colleton," on the 14th of
September, 1825, and published at their request. Charleston:
Printed by J. E. Miller. 1825. 8vo, pp. 29. w. -\- Second Edi-
tion. \_Ihid.'\ 1825. 8vo, pp. 31. BA., H., N. 78548
f -
SEABURY.
177
Sf.ahrook. An Essay dii the Agricultural Capabilities of
South Carolina. By Whitcmarsh B. Seabrook. Colu?nbia, 1848.
8vo, pp. 76. 78549
Seabrook. An Essay on the Management of Slaves, and
especially, on their religious instruction ; read before the Agricul-
tucal \sic\ Society of St. John's Colleton. By Whitemarsh B.
Seabrook, President. ... Charleston: Printed by J. E. Miller. 1834.
8vo, pp. 31. B. 78550
Seabrook. A Memoir on the Origin, Cultivation and Uses
of Cotton, from the earliest ages to the present time, w^ith especial
reference to the Sea-Island Cotton Plant, including the Improve-
ments in its Cultivation, and the preparation of the Wool, &c. in
Georgia and South-Carolina; read before the Agricultural Society
of St. John's Colleton, November 13th, 1843, ^"'^ ^^'^ State
Agricultural Society of South-Carolina, December 6th, 1843, and
by both societies ordered to be published. By Whitcmarsh B.
Seabrook, President of the State Agricultural Society of South-
Carolina. Charleston : Printed by Miller h^ Browne. 1844. 8vo,
pp. (4), 62, (1). B. 78551
Cover-title : " Seal)roc>k's Memoir of the Origin, Cultivation and Uses of Cotton."
Seabrook. An Oration on Free-Masonry, delivered at Edisto-
Island, on the 27th December, 1825. By Whitemarsh B. Sea-
brook ... . Charleston : Printed by A. E. Miller. 1825. 8vo, pp.
25. H. 78552
Skabury (S.), b. 1706, d. 1764. A I Modest Peply | To | A
Letter | From a Gentleman to his Friend | in | Dutchess-County. |
Lately published by an Anonimous Writer. | By Samuel Seabury,
a.m. I Missionary from the Society for the Propagation of the]
Gospel in Foreign Parts. | ... | Nexv York. \ Printed in the Year
MDCCLIX. I 8vO, pp. 18. N. 78553
Title furnished by Mr. Kelby. The pamphlet treats of the religious state of the
province.
Seabury. A Sermon Preach'd at New-London, Sunday, the
2 1 St of February, Anno Domini, 1 741, 2. ... By Samuel Sea-
bury, Missionary from the Society for propagating the Gospel in
foreign Parts. A^. i^ondon : Printed by T. Green. 1 742. i6mo, pp.
(4), 22. B. 78554
Seabury (S.), b. 1729, d. 1796. The | Address] of the | Epis-
copal Clergy of Connecticut, | to the Right Reverend | Bishop
Seabury, | with the | Bishop's Answer. | Ana, A j Sermon, | Before
178
SEABURY.
the Convention at Middlctown, I August 3cl. 1785.16/ the Rev-
erend Jeremiah Learning, a.m. [Rector of Christ's Church, Strat-
ford. I Also, I Bishop Seabury's first Charge, to the | Clergy of his
Diocess, I Delivered at Middletown, August 4th. 1785. | With a
List of the Succession of Scot's | Bishops, from the Revolution in
1 688, to I the present Time. | New-Haven : \ Printed by Thomas and
Samuel Green. \ [1785.] 8vo, pp. 8, 18, 15, 5. N. 78555
Corrected title of our No. 15654, Vol. iv., furnished by Mr. William Kelby. The
second p.irt contains Learning's sermon, pp. 18; the third part Bishop Seabuiy's First
Charge, pp. 15 j the fourth part a list of Bishops, pp. 5.
Seabury. The Address of the Episcopal Clergy of Connec-
ticut to Bishop Seabury with his Answer. Bp. Seabury's first
Charge ; with a list of the succession of Scot's Bishops from the
Revolution in 1688. Edinburgh. 1786. 8vo. bm. 78556
[Seabury.] An Address to the Merchants of New York ...
\_New Tork?'] 1 774. 8vo. 78557
Title from Bishop Seabury's memorial, quoted in the note to No. 78581, infra.
[Seabury.] An | Address | to the | Ministers and Congrega-
tions ] of the I Presbyterian and Independent | Persuasions | in the |
United States of America. ( By a Member of the Episcopal
Church. I [n. p.] Printed in the Tear M. dcc. xc. | i2mo, pp. 55.
N. 4- Boston. I'J'^'J. i2mo. 78558
Title furnished by Mr. Kelby.
[Seabury and Wilkins (Isaac).] An | Alarm to the Legisla-
ture I of the I Province of New- York, j occasioned by | The present
Political Disturbances, | in | North America : | Addressed | To the
Honourable Representatives | in | General Assembly | Convened. |
... I New-Tor k : \ Printed /or James Rivington^ | m,dcc,lxxv. | 8vo,
pp. 13, (2). ■ J.C.B., N., H.S.P. 78559
Dated, January 17, 1775. The last two pages contain a list of "pamphlets relating
to the present Controversy between Great Britain and the Colonies."
Seabury. Bishop Seabury's | Second Charge, | to the] Clergy |
of his I Diocess, I Delivered at Derby, | in the | State of Connecti-
cut,] On the 22d. of September, 1786. | Published at the earnest
desire of the Convocation. | New-Haven : | Printed by Thomas and
Samuel Green. \ [1786.] 8vo, pp. 20. N. 78560
Title furnished by Mr. Kelby. For the first charge see No. 78555, supra.
Seabury. The | Communion-Office, | or Order | For the Ad-
ministration I of the I Holy Eucharist | or | Supper of the Lord. (
With I Private Devotions. I Recommended to the Episcopal Con-
Seabuj
Portsmoui
Priesthooc
the Festiv
Seabury, ]
Isaiah Tho
SEABURY.
179
giegati-lons in Connecticut,] By the Right RcveiciKl| Bishop Sea-
bury. I Nfzv-Loiiih/i : I Printed by T. Green^ m,dcc,lxxxvi. | 8vo,
pp.23. N. 78561
Title furnishe I by Mr. Kelliy. A new edition as follows :
Bishc.p ScaljUiy's Communion Orliii-. Reprinted in f.ic-simile. With an Hist( rical
Sketch and Notes by the Rev. Samuel Hart, m.a. ... Neiu York: T. fVhittaker. 1K75.
1 21110.
[Seabury and Wilkins.] The | Congress | Canvassed : | or, |
An Examination | into | The Conduct of the Delegates, | at their |
(jrand Convention, | Held in Philadelphia, Sept. i, 1774. | Ad-
dressed, | To the Merchants of New- York. | By J. IV. Farmkr. |
Author of Free Thoughts, &c.|...| \_New Tork :^ Priuted [by
Jaines Rivhigton^ in the Tear m,dcc,lxxiv. | 8vo, pp. 27, (i).
This is a reply to Alexander Hamilton's *' Full Vindication of the Measures of the
Congress."
[Seabury and Wilkins.] The Congress Canvassed : or, an
Examination into the Conduct of the Delegates, at their Grand
Convention, held in Philadelphia, Sept. i, 1774. Addressed to
the iVlerehants of New York. By A. W. Farmer, Author of
Free Thoughts, &c. ... New York Printed. London., Reprinted
for Richardson and Urquhart., ^11 S' ^vo> half-title, title, and pp.
59- 78563
Seabury. A | Discourse | delivered before the [Triennial Con-
vention I of the I Protestant Episcopal Church | in the | United
States of America, | In Trinity-Church, | New- York, | on the
Twelfth Day of September, One Thousand | Seven Hundred and
Ninety-two. | By Samuel Seabury, d.d. | Bishop of Connecticut
and Rhode-Island. | New-Tork : \ Printed by Hugh Gaine^ at the
Bible^ in\Hanover-iSquare,\lj()2.\ 8vo, pp. 27. N. 78564
Seabury. A | Discourse | delivered in | St. James* Church, | in
New-London, I On Tuesday the 23d of December, 1794;! before
an assembly of | Free and Accepted Masons. | Convened for the
purpose of installing] A Lodge in that City. ) By Samuel Seabury,
D.D. ] Bishop of Connecticut and Rhode Island. ] New-London ; \
Printed by Brother Samuel Green^ ] M. DCC. xcv. J 8vo, pp. 23. N.
This title and the one preceding were furnished by Mr. Kelby.
Seabury. A Discourse delivered in St. John's Church, in
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, at the conferring the Order of
Priesthood on the Rev. Robert Fowle, a.m. of Holderness. On
the Festival of St. Peter, 1791. By the Right Rev. Samuel
Seabury, d.d. Bishop of Connecticut.
Boston : Printed by
Isaiah Thomas and Ebenezer T. Andrews. MDCCXCI. 8vo,
f
i
pp. 22.
1 80
8EABURV.
Skabury. a I Discourse I on BrotlKily Love, | Preached before
the Honourable Fraternity | of | Free and Accepted Masons, | of
Zion Lodge, I At St. ^aul's Chapel, in New York, | On the Festi-
val of St. John the Baptist [June 24th], | One Thousand Seven
Hundred and Seventy-sevei:. I By Samuel Seabury, m.a. | N'ew
Tork : I Printed by Hugh Gaine^ tn Hanover-Square^ \ M, Dec, Lxxvn.
8vo, pp. 20. 7^567
Title from Mr. Kelby.
Skabury. A Discourse on 11 Tim. iii. 16. Delivered in St.
Paul's and St. Cieorge's Chapels, in New York, on Sunday the
nth of Mav 1777. By Samuel Seabury, m.a. New Tork:
Printed by Hugh Gaine. 1777. 8vo. 78568
" The above sfrmoii was written several years ago, and was preached in Trinity
Cliiircii, in this city, in April, 1773. Nn person, who has ever felt that partiality
which most men hive for their own productions, will be surprised at the author's saying
he was pleased with the composition. However, neither his vanity, nor the importunity
of friends, have been the cause of its public.ition. Upon preaching it lately in St.
I'aul's and St. George's Cliapels in this City, it fell undei the censure of some who
heard it; the author hopes tnl-j becaue it was misunderstood. He h.is therefore tai<cn
the liberty to send it into .ne world to speak for itself, .md recommends it to the pro-
tection of the candid .ind imioiuible part of mankind, to whose judgment, however it
ni.iy m.ike against hiin, he sh.dl evjr p.iy the greatest regard." — New York Gazette and
IVeekly Mercury, July 7, 1 77 7.
Seabury. Discourses on Several Subjects. By Samuel Sea-
bury, D.D. Bishop of Connecticut ai'il Rhode Island. ... New-
Tor k : Printed by T. is' J. Swords. 1793. 2 vols., 8vo, pp. x, 344;
viii, 301. BA. 78569
Seabury. Discourses on Several Important Subjects. By
the late Right Rev. Sannn-i Seabury, d.d. ... Neiv-Tork : Printed
by T. & J. Siuords. 1798. 8vo, pp. vii, 279. B., BA. 78570
Seabury. Discourses on Several Subjects. By Samuel Sea-
bury, D.n. Bishop of Connecticut and Rhode-Island. In two
volumes. ... Hudson : Published by Willia7n E. Norman. 18 15. 2
vols., 8vo, pp. 298 ; 300. Portrait of Bishop Seabury, engraved
by Gimbrede. H. 78571
Seabury. The Duty of Considering our Ways : A Discourse
preached at New London, at the Ordination of R. Fovvle to the
Holy Order of Deacons ... New London. 1789. 8vo. 7^572
[Seabury.] An Earnest Persuasive to the Frequent Receiv-
ing of the Holy Communion. Second Edition. Middletown :
Printed by T. Dunning. 18 16. i2mo, pp. 23. N. 78573
Edited by the Rev. B. G. Noble A new edition was subsequently published, edited
by Rev. H. Crosswell, d.d., of New Haven.
'.t
S£AUUKY.
i8i
[Seabury ami Wilkins.] Free Thoughts, | on | The Proceed-
ings of I the I Continental Congress, | Held at Philadelphia Sept. 5,
1774: I Wherein | Their Errors are exhibited, | their I Reasonings
Confuted, | and | The fatal Tendency of their Non-Importation,
Non-Ex- 1 portation, and Non-Consumption Measures, are | laid
open to the plainest Understandings ; | and | The Only Means
pointed out | For Preserving and Securing | Our present Happy
Constitution : I In I A Letter | to | The Farmers, | and other Inhabit-
ants of I North America |In General, | And to those of the Prov-
ince of New-York | In Pai Jcular. | By a Farmer. | Hear me, for
I WILL speak !| \^Neiv It'ork :'\ Printed \hy James Riv'tngton'\ in the
Tear M. dcc. lxxiv.| 8vo, pp. 24. N. 78574
Signed " A. W. Farmer" on page 23. For a reply to this pamphlet, published under
the title of "A Full Vindication ot" the Measures of the Congress," lee [Hamilton
(Alex.)], Vol. VIII., No. 29956. See alto Ford's " Bibliotheca Hamiltoniana," No. I.
[SiC/VBURY and Wilkins.] Free Thoughts | on the | Proceed-
ings! of the j Continental Congress, | held at | Philadelphia, Sept. 5,
1774: I wherein I Their Errors are Exhibited, | their | Reasonings
confuted, | and the | Fatal Tendency of their Non-Importation, |
Non-Exportation, and Non-Consumption] Measures, are laid open
to the plainest Under-] standings ; | and] The Only Means pointed
out for Preserving I and Securing our present Happy Constitution : |
In a Letter to the F'armers, and | other Inhabitants of North
America I in general, and to those of the Province of New- (York
in particular. I Hv a Farmer.]... New-Tork^ Printed :\ London Re-
printed for Richardson and | Urquhart,, at the Royal Exchange, 1775.
8vo, half-title, title, and pp. 50. N. 78575
Signed, "A. W. Farmer" on page 48.
Seabury. St. Peter's Exhortation J To fear God and honor
the King, j Explained and inculcated : | In a | Discourse | addressed |
To His Majesty's | Provincial Troops, | In Camp | at King's-
Hridge, | On Sunday the 28th Sept. 1777. | By Samuel Seabury,
A.M. I Published at the Desire of His Excellency! Major General
Try on. | Nexu-y'ork : | Printed hy H. Gaine, at the Bible and Crown \
in Hanover-Square. \ [1777.] 8vo, pp. 23. BA. 78576
[Seabury.] A Sermon delivered before the Boston Episcopal
Charitable Society, ... March 25, 1788. By the Right Reverend
Father in God, Samuel, Bishop of Connecticut. Boston : Printed
hy Thomas and John Fleet. 1 788. 8vo, pp. (4), 24, 6. BA., W.
Delivered in Trinity Church, Boston, on the anniversary of Easter.
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and I The other Lodges | of
SEABURY.
Preached before the | Grand Lodge, |
Ancient Freemasons, | in New York, |
At St. Paul's Chapel, | On the Anniversary of St. John the
u- Tork : | Printed
8vo, pp. 23. N.
aul s i^napel, | Un tne Anniversary of at. Jonn tnc
Evangelist, | 1 782. | By Samuel Seabury, d.d. | rJeiv-Tork : \ Printed
by Robertsons^ Mills and Hicks. \ m.dcc.lxxxiii
Title (turn Mr. Kelby.
[Searurv.] a Sermon preached in St. James's Church, New
London, Ash-Wednesday, 1789. Hy the Rt. Rev. Father in
God, Samuel, Bishop of Connecticut. New Haven. [1789.]
8vo. 7^579
[Seahury and WiLKiNs.] A | View | of the | Controversy j
between I Great-Britain and her Colonies: | Including] A Mode or
Determining their present Disputes, | Finally and Effecually ; [and
of preventing | All Future Contentions. | In | A Letter, | To the
Author of I A Full Vindicaticm | of | The Measures of the Con-
gress, I from the | Calumnies of th'/ir Enemies. | ... | \\\ J. IT.
Farmer. | Author of Free Thoughts, &c. | New-Tor k : | Printed hy
James Rivington.^\M^iiCC^i.\\iv .\ 8vo, pp. 37. ba. 78580
For a reply to this see [Hamilton (Alex.)], Vol. viii., No. 29^55, and the note
thereto.
[Seabury and Wilkins.] A View of the Controversy
between ( ircat Britain and her Colonies : including a Mode of
determining their present Disputes finally and eft'ectually j and
preventing all future C'ontenfions. In a Letter to the Author ot
A Full Vindication of the Nleasiues of Congress from the Cal-
umnies of their Enemies. By J. IV. Farmer. Nexv-York printed :
London reprinted : Richardson and Urquhart^ MDCCL.xxv. 8vo, pp.
(4), 90. s. 78581
"The revolution.iry measures advocated by the Congress were far from receiving gen-
eral accept.mce, and in New York they elicited some sharp and vigorous controversial
pamphlets. It was the general opinion at the time that Samuel Seabury was the author
of two of the ablest of these tracts, though the claims for their autiiorship are now
divided between Seabury and Isaac Wilkins, while each may have assisted the other in
a joint production which rendered at this time the name of a ' Westchester Farmer '
famous." — Winsor's Niirrati've and Critical History of America, vi. 104.
The authorship of the pamphlets signed "A. W. Farmer," or a Westchester Farmer,
was claimed by Dr. Seabury in the draft of a petition addressed by him to Commissioners
Coke and Wilmot, in England, about the year 1783, in which he declares, that "your
Memorialist ... published a pamphlet entitled Free thoughts on the proceeilings of the Con-
gress at Philadelphia very soon after the first Congress broke up, iV had shown by their
adopting the Suffolk resolves that they had entered into a deep scheme of rebellion
which pamphlet he addresse 1 to the Fanners & landholders, intending to point out in .1
way accomodated to their comprehension, the destructive influence that the measures of
the Congress if pursued, would have on the farmers & the laboring part of the Com-
munity. That as no pamphlet at tha' "riod seems to have given the republicans more
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unrusincst than this, scvcijl answers to it were pulilishe<l ; which ol.liged your mcmori-
aiiat to write aiiDthi-r |iam|ihlct in support of' it calleti the Congrtst Canvutstil, jiri-vious to
which he had puhliiihcil an Addriii to the Attrchamt 0/ New Tor^, in which iu; had
endeavored to convince tbem of tlie evil tendency of' the non-importation & non-eipur-
tation agreements! tSc that their happinesH Sc true interests depended on their connection
with fc subordination to G. B. — That at the Meeting of the next assembly he published
iin alarm to the I.ej^itlature of" New York — in which he endeavored to show that by
adipting St establishing the proceedings of the Congress as most other assemblies had
done, they would betray the rights it liberties of their constituents, set up 11 new sover-
eign power in the Province & plunge it into the horrors of rebellion & civil war. ...
These several pamphlets were published under the signature of A. W. Farmer, it that
they were written by your Memorialist, he refers to the certificates of Dr. M. Cooper,
hereunto annexed, St to the testimony of Dr. Chandler St I[nglis]." Set the article by
D. Williams [i.e. B. F. De Cosfa] oi> "The Westchester Farmer," in the " Maga/.ine
of American History," vol. viii., pp. 117-121; alto Ford'j " Bibliotheca Hamiltoniana,"
Nos. 1-3.
Mr. Kelby has called my attention to several articles in the early newspapers which
relate to the controversy concerning the authorship of tin se pamphlets. The writer of
two articles in Shepard Kollock's "New York Gazetteer" of January 3d and 17th,
1786, signed "A Whig," states explicitly that Bishop Seabury "was the author of that
infamous pamphlet, called A. W. Farmer, which has been the ruin of thousands," and
that he "did, in the day of British power and insolence, often boast of that perform-
ance as a very meritorious one, and as a feather in his cap, which justly entitled him to
the sinicure which he enjoyed at Richmond." The first article was replied to in the
" Daily Advertiser" of January 12th, 1786, by " Episcopus," who denies that Seabury
was the author, and adds : " it is almost universally known, that the said pamphlet was
pub <hed by the then representative of West-Chester County [/'. e. Isaac Wilkins], who
is now lamenting his destiny in the regions of Nova Scotia." In Solomon Southwick's
" Newport Mercury" for November 21, 1774, is an article signed "A True American,"
ill which the A. W. Farmer pamphlets are referred to, and are "said to be the produc-
tion of a couple of 'ncend.iry, prostituted, hireling scriblers, not far from Hell Gatj, in
the province of New V.rk."
These pamphlets were also attributed to Isaac Wilkins alone, by many of his friends
.ind contemporaries. Mr. John Pintard, the founder of the New York Historical
Society, and a scholar well acquainted with the literary and political history of his timr,
w.is also of this opinion, as appears from a memorandum in his handwriting on one of
these pamphlets, now in the library of the Society. In the biographical sketch of
Wilkins, by his grandson Gouvc neur Morris Wilkins (Sprague's "Annals of the
American Pulpit," vol. v., p. 464), it is stated that "he was the leputed author of
several political pamphlets, which rendered him odious to the Whigs. One, 'The
West (-hester Farmer,' lias been claimed by a late historian as the product of another
pen; but the claim, whatever may be the result, does honour to the authorship. But,
until some documentary evidence disturbs traditions, and the testimony of otfier writers,
tiie question is not at issue." They are also attributed to Wilkins by Mr. Sabine, in
his " Loyalists of the American Revolution."
For the title of the sermon preached at the consecration of Bishop Seabury, in Aber-
deen, j« [Skinner (John)]. See Beardsley's "Life and Correspondence of the Right
Reverend Samuel Seabury," Boston, 1881. See also "The Psalter," Vol. xvi., No.
66462, dn(/ the Brinley catalogue. No. 6109, note.
Seabury (S.), b. 1801, d. 1872. American Slavery distin-
guished from the Slavery of English Theorists, and Justified by
the Law of Mature. By Rev. Samuel Seabury, d.d. ... New
York : Mason Brothers. 1 86 1. l2mo
Edition. [^Ibid.'y 1861. i2mo, pp. xii, 319
pp. X, 319.
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Skahurv. a Hrict' View of the Origin and Results of K|)is-
eopaey in the Protestant Episcopal Church In the United States
of America. A Discourse delivered in St. Luke's Church, New
York, on the Sunday after the decease of the Right Reverend
William White, u.i). Late Senior Bishop of said Chinch. By
the Rev. Samuel Seabury. New-Tork : Protestant Episcopal Press^
Print. MFHCC XXXVI. 8vo, pp. 29. A. 78583
Seahury. The Continuity of The Church of England in
the Sixteenth Century. ... By the Rev. Samuel Seaburv, d.d. ...
New Tori: Pudney^ Russell. 1853. ^^'N PP- ''j '74i (')• "'^•
Seahury. The Joy of the Saints : a Discourse on the third
Sunday after Easter, a. n. mucccxi.iv. ... [on] the Death of the
Rev. Arthur Carey, a.m. An Assistant Minister in the Church
of the Annunciation, New York, by the Rev. Samuel Seabury,
D.D. ... New Tork : James A. Sparks. 1844. 8vo, pp. 28. -f-
Second Edition. [/A/V/.] 1844. 8vo, pp. 28. b. -| I'hird Edi-
tion. [/^/VA] 1844. 8vo, pp. 28. 78585
See alto Vol. xv., No. 65970.
Seabury. A Sermon by the Rev. Samuel Seabury, d.d., in
reference to the Trial of the Right Rev'd Bcnj. T. Ondeidonk,
D.D., Bishop of the Diocese of New-York. Preached in the
Church of the Annunciation, on Sunday, January 5th, 1845.
From tlie Churchman of Jan. iith. ... [Colophon:] Published
and for sale by J. A. Sparks., at the Churchrna/i's Hook-Store^ 161
Fulton Street^ opposite St. PauTs, New-Tori. [1845.] 8vo, pp. 7.
Seabury. The Study of the Classics on Christian Principles,
[n. p. 1851.] i2mo, pp. 12. N. 78587
Signed SamuL-1 Seabury, and dati.-d, "Christian Institute, Flushing, L. I. April i§.
1851."
Seabury. The Supremacy of Conscience : considered with
reference to the opposite errors of Romanism and Protestantism.
By the Rev. Samuel Seabury, d.d. ... Nexv Tork: Daniel Dana^
Jr. i860. 8vo, pp. 61. B. 78588
Seabury. Witness unto the Truth. A Sermon preached in
Trinity Church, New York, on Tuesday, May 7th, 1861, at the
funeral of the Right Reverend Benjamin Tredwell Onderdonk,
D.D. ... By Samuel Seabury, d.d. ... New Tork: Mason Brothers.
1 86 1. 8v-j, pp. 40, BA. 78589
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Sermons bcfoic the Bishop Seahury Association of Hrown
University. Nnv Totk. 18^)9. S o, pp. 68. 7^59°
Mission.iry Papci by the Bishop Skabury Mission. Number
Twenty-Eight. Christmas i86j. Faribault, Minnesota. The
Indian System. luirilxiult, Alinnt's^ta : Central Repuhiuun ...
Office. 1063. 8vo, pp. II. Continued. 7^59'
Also: Mi»s'uni,irv I'.ipcr tif tlu; Bisliop Se.ilmiv Mls!iiiii\. Number Forty-one, ,,,
The Work of the Bishop Seahury Mijiiion. Fanhault t I'rivitd at tbt Ctntrjl Rfi>uh/i-
ctn Olfiie. 1868. 8vi', |>p. 5, [1). •Sf a/10 Vol XII., No. 49474.
Skaghr (1). W.)
1867. 8vo,
The Resources of Mexico. ... Afexico.
78592
Seager (K. S.) The Education of Woman An Address
read before the Young Ladies' Literary SocieT' { the (ienesee
VVesleyan Seminary, by Mrs. E. S. Seager. Second Edition.
Buffalo. 1852. 8vo. 78593
Seagrave (R.) Remarks upon the Bishop of London's last
Pastoial Letter. In Vindication of Mr. VVhitheld and his par-
ticular Doctrines. By Robert Seagravc, m.a. London. 1739.
8vo, pp. 35. -|- Philadelphia : Jndreiv Bradford. 1740. l2mo.
A copy of the Fhihidclphij edition is in the Congreg.itionjl Library at Boston.
Seagrave. The True Protestant : A Dissertation shewing
the Necessity of .Asserting the Principles of Liberty in their full
T.' . j^y Robert Seagrave ... Boston. 1748. i2ino. 78595
P^xtent.
Seagravi:. The | True Protestant : | A | Dissertation, | Shewing
I The Necessity of asserting the Principles | of Liberty in their
full E,\tent. I By Robert Seagrave, a.m. | ... | London I^rinted : \
l^hiladelphia Re-printed^ and Sold by //'. Bradford^ \ at the Sign of
the Bible in Second-Street. \ mdccxlviii. | Sm, 8vo, pp. (2), 35, ( l).
Title from Hildeburn. An edition with a simiLir imprint, but dated 1747, is
liestribed in the Brinley catalogue, No. 7842.
Seall (R.) a Commendation of the Aduenterus viage ot
the wurthy Captain M. Thomas Stutely Esquyer and others
towards the Land called Terra Florida. [At the end :] Finis qd.
Robert Seall. Imprinted at London at the long Shop adjoyning unto
Saint Mildreds Churche in the Pultrie^ by 'John Allde. [1563.]
Folio, I page. 7^597
A billad. There is a copy in Mr. Christie- Miller's collection at Britwell, from which
it was reprinted in J. P. Collier's "Old Ballads" (Perry Society, LonJon, 1840, vol. i.),
!'!'• 73~77' ''''' Arber's "Transcript of" tin- Regi>ttMs of" the Company of" Stationers of
London," vol. I., p. 215. "Most of" the existing information regarding the celebr.itrd
adventurer Thomas Stutely, or Stukeley, is to he found in a note to Dyce's Feele's
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Works, II. 82. The name of Robert Seall, who subscribes the ensuing ballad, is new
in poetical bibliography; and if he wrote anything else, it has not been recovered. John
Allde must have printed this broadside at an early date, because Stuteley's voyage to
Florida was one of his first enterprises. The parallel between Stuteley and Columbus,
near the end, is singular." — Collier.
Seally (John). A Complete Geographical Dictionary, or
Universal Gazetteer of Ancient and Modern Geography, contain-
ing a full ... description of the known World in Europe, Asia,
Africa and America. Maps and Plates and Extracts from the
private ms. of one of the officers who accompanied Capt. Cook
on his voyages. The Astronomical Papers by Israel Lyons.
London. 1781-83. 2 vols., 4to. -\- London. 1786. 2 vols., 4to.
SiZALSFiELB (Charles), pseudon. \t. e. Karl Postl.] La prairie
du Jacinto. Roman traduit de I'allemand par Gustave Revilliod.
Geneve. 1861. 8vo, pp. xii, 445. 7^599
For other works by this author, J« Vol. xv., Nos. 64533-64561.
Sealy (Celer), pseudon. Echoes from the Garrett. [In verse.]
By Celer Sealy. Rochester., N. T. 1862. i6mo, pp. xii, 132.
A Seaman, pseudon. See [Weaver (Lieut. W. A.)]
[Seaman (Ezra C), b. 1805, d. 1880.] ... The Amend-
ment to the Constitution of the United States, and the interpret-
ation thereof. Powers of the Federal Government to protect
the colored people ; and the proper functions of a Freedmen's
Bureau. [^«« Jrbor. 1866.] 8vo, pp. 8. 78601
With heading: "From the Ann Arbor Journal, of March 15th and 22d, 1866."
Seaman. The American System of Government. Its Char-
acter and Workings, its Defects, outside Party Machinery and
Influences, and the Prosperity of the People under its Protection.
By Ezra C. Seaman ... . New Tork : C. Scribner & Co. 1870.
l2mo, pp. xii, 282. B., H. 78602
Seaman. Argument of E. C. Seaman, on Judicial Legisla-
tion, and the General Banking Laws of Michigan. Detroit : 0.
S. Gulley y Co. 1844. 8vo, pp. 40, 6. ba. 78603
Seaman. Commentaries on the Constitutions and Laws, Peo-
ples and History, of the United States ; and upon the Great Re-
bellion and its causes. By Ezra C. Seaman, Counsellor at Law,
and Author of Essays on the Progress of Nations. Ann Arbor:
Printed for the Author., at the 'Journal Office. 1 863.
287, and printed covers.
>vo.
pp.
vii.
B., C. 78604
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SEAMAN.
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Seaman. Essays on the Progress of Nations, in Productive
Industry, Civilization, Population, and Wealth } illustrated by
Statistics of Mining, Agriculture, Manufactures, Commerce,
Banking, Revenues ... . By Ezra C. Seaman. Detroit: M. Gei-
ger & Co., Printers. 1846. 8vo, pp. viii, 455, (i). -f New Tork :
Baker iff Scribner. 1846. 8vo, pp. viii, 455, (l). H. 78605
Also: Supplement to Essays on the Progress of Nations, in Fioductive Industry,
Civilization, Population, and Wealth; illustrated by Statistics. ... No. i. New Tork:
Baker and Scribner. [1S47 ?] 8vo, pp. 91. B. 4- No. 11. \_IbiJ.~\ 1848. 8vo, pp.
97-192.
Seaman. Essays on the Progress of Nations, in Civilization,
Productive Industry, Wealth and Population. Illustrated by Sta-
tistics ... . By Ezra C. Seaman. New Tork: Charles Scribner.
1852. lamo, pp. xxvi, 631. b. 78606
Seaman. Essays on the Progress of Nations, in Civilization,
Productive Industry, Wealth and Population. Illustrated by Sta-
tistics of Mining, Agriculture, Manufactures, Commerce, Coin,
Banking, Internal Improvements, Emigration, and Population.
By Ezra C. Seaman. First Series. New Tork : Charles Scribner
& Co. 1868. iimo, pp. xxvi, 645. -f- Second Series. [^bid.J^
1868. :2mo, pp. xvi, 659. b. 78607
Seaman (H. I.) Speech of Henry I. Seaman, of New York,
on the Tariff. Delivered in the House of Representatives or
the U. S., June 29, 1846. IVashington : Printed by J. & G. S.
Gideon. 1846. 8vo, pp. 16. 78608
Seaman. Speech of Henry I. Seaman, ... on the Appropria-
tion for the Fortification at the Narrows on Staten Island. ...
IVashington. 1846. 8vo. 78609
Seaman. Speech of Henry I. Seaman, of New York, on the
Navy Appropriation Bill, which passed the House of Reps, on
the 29th of Jan., 1847. \_fVashington. 1847.] 8vo, pp. 7. H.
Seaman. Speech of Mr. Henry I. Seaman, of N. Y., on the
Mexican War, and other measures of the administration. De-
livered in the House of Representatives ... Feb. 13, 1847.
IVashington : "J. iff G. S. Gideon, Printers. 1847. ^^°i PP* ^4*
Seaman (J.) A Copy of an account written by Jordan Sea-
man of Jericho, tracing the family of Seamans descended from
Captain John Seaman of Hempstead, [n. p. 1870?] Large 4to,
6 leaves. 78612
Dated, January, 1800.
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SEARCH.
Seaman (L.) What Miscegenation is ! and [picture of a
negro kissing a white woman] What we are to expect Now
that Mr. Lincohi is Re-elected. By L. Seaman, ll.d. Waller
y IVilletts^ Publishers^ New York. [1865.] 8vo, pp. 8, and printed
covers. b. 78613
Seaman (V.), b. 1770, d. 1817. An Account of the Epi-
demic Yellow Fever, as it appeared in the City of New York in
... 1795 ... By Valentine Seaman ... . New Yoik: Printed by
Hopkins ^ IV ebb ifS Co. 1796. Jjvo, pp. ix, 52. B. + [/^/V/.] 1797.
8vo, pp. ix, 246. 78614
This was reissued by Noah Webster in his "Collection of Papers."
Seaman. A | Dissertation | on the | Mineral Waters | of | Sara-
toga ; I containing | a topographical description of the country, and
the I situation of the several Springs; an analysis of | the waters, as
made upon the spot, together | with remarks on their use in medi-
cine, I and a conjecture respecting their | natural mode of forma-
tion; I Also, I a method of making an artificial mine-|ral water,
resembling that of Sa-|ratoga, both in sensible qual-|ities and in
medicinal virtue. | By Valentine Seaman, m.d. | Physician in the
City of New York. | ... | New-York: \ Printed by Samuel Campbell., \
No. 37 Hanover Square. \ M,DCC,xciii. | 8vo, pp. 40. H. 78615
The dedication of this work, to Chancellor Livingston, is dated 1st mo. ist, 1793.
The Dissertation was probably written in 1792, or earlier, and is said to have been first
read as a thesis at Columbia College.
Seaman. A Dissertation on the Mineral Waters of Saratoga.
Including an Account of the Waters of Ballston. Second Edi-
tion ... Enlarged. By Valentine Seaman, m.d. One of the Sur-
geons of the New-York Hospital. ... New-York : Printed and
sold by Collins ^ Perkins. 1 809. l6mo, pp. 131. Map. 78616
Seaman. A Short Account of the Death and of the Charac-
ter of ... Edward Miller. ... By V. Seaman, m.d. ... New-York :
Printed by Collins and Co. 1 81 3. 8vo, pp. 21. B. 78617
Also: Discourse on Vaccination ... Neiu York. 1816. 8vo. — Inaugural Disserta-
tion on Opium ... Philadelphia. 1792. 8vo.
Report as to the Finances and Mana<';ement of the Seaman's
Retreat, from its establishment, in 1831, to January, 1854.
New York : Printed by John M. Elliott. 1 854. 8vo, pp. 55. Con-
tinued. B. 78618
Search (Simon), pseudon. Tne Spirit of the Times. In a
Series of Observations on the Important Events of the Age. By
SEAR I.
189
Simon Search. Literature. Containing An Eiujuirv into the
Utility of a Knowledge of the Latin and Greek Languages, as a
Branch of Liberal Education ; — with Hints on a Plan of Liberal
Instruction, without them : also. Thoughts upon the Amusements
and Punishments which are proper for Schools ; in a Letter
addressed to George Clymer, Esq. Hy Dr. Rush of Philadel-
phia. London: H. Gardner ... mdccxci. 8vo, pp. (2), 197-231.
The Searcher. A New Monthly, devoted to the Investiga-
tion ... of the Scriptures. Edited by Rev. P.
Holland^ Michigan. 1 863. 8vo.
Ph
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78620
[Shares (Alexander), ««<3^ o/^^rj.] An | Account | of the | Rea-
sons I Why a Considerable Number, (about Fifty, j whereof Ten
are Members in full Communi-|on) Belonging to the New-
North Congregati- 1 on in Boston, could not Consent to| Mr. Peter
Thacher's Ordination there. | Who has left his Flock at Wey-
mouth, and Ac-|cepted of a Call in Boston, without the Ap-|
probation, and contrary to the Advice of the | Ministers in this
Town. I With a Declaration of the Dissatisfied Brethren | of the
Church, &c. | ... | [^Boston ;] Printed in the I'ear 1720. | 8vo, pp.
(6), 56. B., H., M., w. 78621
[Shares, and others.'] A | Vindication | of the | New-North-
Church in Boston, | From several Falshoods spread | in a | Pam-
phlet j Lately Published, | Tending to their Defamation, | Entituled,
I An Account of the Reasons why a conside- 1 rable Number
belonging to the New- 1 North Congregation in Boston, could
not I consent to Mr. Peter Thacher's Ordi- 1 nation there, &c. |
With an Invitation to the Dissatisfyed Bre-|thren of the said
Church to put an End to their Con-| troversv in a Christian
Way. 1 By several of the Members of that Church. | Boston :
Printed by y. Franklin /or \ D. Henchman.^ and sold at his Shop over \
against the Brick Meeting House. 1720.] 8vo, pp. (2), 14. B.
Improved title of No. 42778, Vol. x.
Searing (E.) President Lincoln in History. An Address
delivered in the Congregational Church, Milton, Wisconsin, on
Fast Day, June ist, 1865, by Edward Searing, a.m.. Professor
of Languages in Milton Academy. Janesville : Feeder iff Deve-
20. 78623
The Character and Reward of
reux ... Printers. 1 865. 8vo, pp.
Searl (J.), b. 1723, d. 1787
a good I and faithful Servant of Jesus Christ. | A | Funeral Sermon, |
occasioned by the Death of the| Rev. Jonathan Parsons,] Minister
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of the Presbyterian | Congregation | in | Ncwbury-Port, | Who
departed this life|July 19th, 1776. | By John Searl, a.m., v.d.m. |
Newbury-port : \ Printed by John My call. 1 778. | 8vo, pp. Ixvi. ba.
Searl. A | Funeral Sermon | delivered at Newbury-Port, Dec.
30, 1770, I Occasioned by the Death of | Mrs. Phebe Parsons, |
Consort of the] Rev. Jonathan Parsons, | Minister of the Presby-
terian Congregation there : | Who departed this life on Wednesday
the 26th instant, | in the 55th Year of her Age. | By Jjhn Searl,
a.m. I ... I Boston^ N ew- England : \ Printed by T. and jf. Fleet ^ for
B. Emerson^\in Newbury- Port .^ ''77^' | 8vo, pp. 54. ba., c, n.
Searl. Revelation a Guide to Reason : or, | The Word of
God our supreme Rule | in Religion. | A| Sermon| delivered at the |
Ordination I of the | Reverend Mr. Stephen Peabody, |To the Pas-
toral Care of the Church in | Atkinson. | November 25. mdcc-
Lxxii. I By John Searl, a.m. | ... I Boston^ New- England : \ Printed
by Thomas and "John Fleet. 1773. | 8vo, pp. 35. ba. 78626
Searle (L. C.) Washington, Our Example. The Father
of a Nation will restore it to Peace. By Mrs. L. C. Searle. ...
Philadelphia: "Jatnes Challen & Son. 1865. 8vo, pp. 1 21, and
printed covers. 78627
Searle (R.) Discourse on the Anniversary of St. John the
Evangelist. By Rev. Roger Searle. Hartford. 18 14. 8vo.
Searles (R. a.) Scraps and Poems. By Mrs. R. A. Searles.
Cincinnati. 185 1. l8mo, pp. 82. 78629
Sears (A. F.) Rv?-organization of Florida. An Address
delivered before a Meeting of the Citizens of Nassau County,
Florida, at King's Ferry, on St. Mary's River ... July 22, 1865,
By Major Alfred F. Sears, u.s.v. Boston: Geo. C Rand & Jvery.
1865. 8vo, pp. 25. H. 78630
Sears (B.), b. 1802, d. 1880. Catalogue of the Library of
President Barnas Sears ... of Brown University. ... Boston: Alfred
Mudge ^ Son.^ Printers. 1869. 8vo, pp. 95. B. 78631
Sears. Education: an Address ... to the Constitutional Con-
vention of the State of Virginia. ... January 23, i868. By Rev.
Dr. Sears. Richmond. 1868. 8vo, pp. 18. b. 78632
Also : The Ciceronian : or the Prussian Metho4,„of teaching the Elements ot the
Latin Language adapted to the use of American Schools ... Boston. 1844. i2mo.
Dr. Sears was the author of other educational works. See also Vol. ix., No. 35496;
and Vol. XIV., No. 59389.
SEARS.
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Sears (C. W.) A Sermon on the Occasion of the National
Fast, appointed by Proclamation of President Lincohi, September
26, 1 86 1. Preached in the ist Methodist K. Church, Urbana,
O., By Rev. Clinton W. Sears .... Springfield^ Ohio: Republic
Job Printing Rooms. 1861. 8vo, pp. 16, (i), and covers. 78633
[Sears (David).] Contrabands and Vagrants. [With Plan
for Gradual Emancipation, published in New York, 1857.] ^i^iv-
port^ R. I. July 23, 1 86 1. i2mo, pp. 42.
B., H.
7«634
The article is written as a letter to Hon.
" David Sears."
Henry Wllsun, and signed at the end
[Sears.] Proposals for a Union of Churches in the Spirit of
Charity. [^Boston, i860.] 4to, pp. 30. M. 78635
See Dexter 's " Bibliography of Congregationalism," No. 6583.
Sears (E. H.), b. 1810, d. 1876. An Address delivered at
Lancaster, before the Washington Total Abstinence Society, Sun-
day evening, December 5, 1841. By Edmund H. Sears, Minis-
ter of the Congregational Society in Lancaster. ... Boston: Printed
by Isaac R. Butts. 1841. i2mo, pp. 23. H. 78636
Sears, A Discourse occasioned by the Death of Rev. Isaac
Allen, of Bolton, Preached at Lancaster, March 24th, 1844. %
Edmund H. Sears, Minister of the First Congregational Society
in Lancaster. Worcester: Printed by Jonathan L. Estey. 1844.
8vo, pp. 16. H. 78637
Sears. A Discourse preached at Lancaster, Sunday, March
19, 1843, at the Funeral of Deacon Samuel F. White, By Ed-
mund H. Sears .... Boston: Benjamin H. Greene. 1843. ^^">
pp. 20. H. 78638
Sears. Hindrances to a Successful Ministry. A Sermon
preached at the Ordination of Jared M. Heard, in Clinton, Mass.,
August 25, 1858. By Edmund H. Sears. ... Boston: Leonard
C.Bowles. 1858. 8vo, pp. 18. H. 78639
[Sears.] [Notices of the Sears Family. Cambridge^ Mass.
1855 -H i2mo, pp. 14.
78640
"This little pamphlet of fourteen pages I bL'licvc was printed at Cambridge, Mass.,
in 1855, without a title-page. The same matter will be found in Burke's 'Visitation
of Seats and Arms,' and is mainly composed of information obtained by Mr. Somerby."
— W. H. Whitmore.
Sears. Pictures of the Olden Time, as shown in the For-
tunes of a Family of the Pilgrims. By Edmund H. Sears. ...
Boston: Crosby^ Nichols^ and Company. 1857. i2mo, pp. viii, 342.
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Skars. Pijtures of the Olden Time as shown in the For-
tunes of a Family of the Pilgrims. By Edmund H. Scars. ...
With a Genealogy. — Private edition. Boston: Crosby^ Nichols^
and Company. 1857. i2mo, pp. viii, 337; "Appendix," I leaf;
Portrait ; Genealogies and Biographical Sketches of the Ancestry
and Descendants of Richard Sears, the Pilgrim. ... \^Ibid.^ *^57»
pp. 96 ; Plate opposite p. 64. 78642
The " Private edition " is rare.
Sears. Revolution or Reform. A Discourse Occasioned by
the Present Crisis. Preached at Way land, Mass., Sunday, June
15, 1856. By Edmund H. Sears. ... Boston: Crosby^ Nichols i^
Company. Ebenezer Clappy "Jun. 1856. 8vo, pp. 16, and covers.
Sears. Voices of the Past. A Discourse Preached at Lan-
caster, the last Sabbath in the year, Dec. 29, 1844. By Edmund
H. Sears. ... Printed by request, not published. Boston: Printed
by George Coolidge. 1845. 8vo, pp. 16.
B. 78644
Also: Athanasia ; or Forfgleam: of Immortality ... Boston. 1857. izmo, pp. xli,
340. + Boston. 1870. I2mu.
Sears (F.) An Oration, on the Nature and Perpetuity of
American Independencvj, ... at Naticlc, July 4, a.d. 1809. Be-
fore the Fifth Regiment of the First Brigade and Third Division
of the Militia. By Freeman Sears. Dedham : Printed by H.
Mann. 1809. 8vo, pp. 18. H., N. 78645
Sears (H.) The People's Keepsake, or, Funeral Address on
the Death of Abraham Lincoln, late lamented President of the
United States, with the principal Incidents of his Life. Deliv-
ered by Rev. Hiram Sears, a.m. in ... Mount Carmel, 111. ...
April 23, 1865, and dedicated to the Loyal Men, Women, and
Children of all Parties in the Country. Cincinnati : Poe i^ Hitch-
cock. R. P. Thompson., Printer. 1865. 8vo, pp. 18. 78646
Sears (M.) The American Politician ; containing the Dec-
laration of Independence, the Constitution of the United States,
the Inaugural and First Annual Addresses and Messages of all
the Presidents, and other important state papers ; together with a
selection of Interesting Statistical Tables, and Biographical No-
tices of the signers of the declaration of independence, the sev-
eral presidents, and many other distinguished characters. By M.
Sears. Embellished with the Portraits of the Presidents, from
Washington to Tyler. Boston: Published by E. Leland and IV. "J,
IVhiting. 1842. 8vo, pp. 552. Plate. C, H. -f Third Edition.
[Ibid.] 1842. 8vo. 78647
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Skars (R.) a Discourse (leliveied in the Picshyterian CMniich,
New Sct)tlaiul, May 14, 1841 ; the Day of Public Fasting aiul
Prayer, on Account ot the Death of William Henry Harrison,
late President of the United States. By Reuben Sears, yllhdtty :
J. Mumell. 1 84 1. 8vo, pp. 23. 78648
SfcARS. A Poem, on the Mineral Waters of Ballston and Sara-
toga, with Notes illustrating the History of the Springs and adja-
cent Country. By Reuben Sears, a.m. Ballston Spa: Published
by the Author } 'J. Comstock^ Printer. 18 19. l8mo, pp. 108. BA.
Sears (R.), b. 1810. A New and Popular Pictorial Descrip-
tion of the United States ... Edited by Robert Sears. New
York. 1848. 8vo. M. 78650
Sears. A New and Popular Pictorial Description of the
United States ; containing an Account of the Topography, Settle-
ment, History, Revolutionary and other interesting Events ; Sta-
tistics, Progress in Agriculture, Manufactories, and Population, of
each State in the Union. Illustrated with Engravings. ... Edited
by Robert Sears. Second Edition. New York : Robert Sears.
MDCCCXLix. 8vo, pp. 608. 7^^5'
Si.ARS. A Pictorial Description of the United States ; embrac-
ing the History, Geographical Position, Agricultural and Mineral
Resources ... of each State ... . By Robert Scars. New edition,
revised and enlarged. New York: Robert Sears. 1853. ^^'^■^ PP«
viii, 648. Woodcuts. H. 78652
[Sears.] The Pictorial History of the American Revolution ;
with a Sketch of the Early History of the Country, the Consti-
tution of the United States, and a Chronological Index. Illus-
trated with several hundred engravings. New York : Robert Sears.
1845. ^vo, pp. 432. -\- \^Ibid.'\ I'i^. 8vo, pp. 432. + Thirty-
sixth Thousand. [/6/V/.] 1853. 8vo, pp. 432. Engraved title.
Portrait, and folded facsimile. -\- Boston, [n. d.] 8vo. 7^653
Thi; preface is signed " R. S." and dated " New York, May I, 1845."
Sears. Sears' Pictorial Magazine. Containing a Description
of the State of Ohio. [New York? 1^$-^ 8vo. Plate.
Title from a bookseller'-, catalogue.
Sears. Thrilling Incidents of the Wars of the United States;
comprising the most Striking and Remarkable Events of the Rev-
olution, the French War, the Tripolitan War, the Second War
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with Great Hritain, and the Mexican War ; with Three Hundred
Kngravings. Hy Robert Scars. New I'orA. i860. 8vo.
Sears. The Wonders of the World, in Nature, Art, and
Mind-, ... Library of Useful and Entertaining Knowledge; illus-
trated with several hundred Engravings. ... By Robert Sears ...
New I'ork : Robert Scars. MDCCCXi-lli. 8vo, pp. 528. BA.
The Sears Fund. Sec Vol. 11., No. 6672.
Searson (J.) The Art of Contentment, with Several enter-
taining Pieces of Poetry descriptive of the present times in the
U. States of America. By John Searson. Baltimore : IV. Pechin.
[179-.'] limo, pp. 226. 7^657
Di'ilitatfd to General Washington.
Searson. Mount Vernon, a Poem : | Being the seat of his
excellency (jcorge Washington, in the [ State of Virginia ; | Lieu-
tenant-general and commander in chief of the laiid forces of the |
United States of America. | 8@^ This rural, romantic and descrip-
tive Poem of the seat of so | great a character, it is hoped may
please, with a copper-plate like-|ness of the Cieneral. It was
taken fVom an actual view on the spot | by the author, 15th May,
1799. Also a cursory view of George- 1 town, city of Washing-
ton, and the capitol. | By John Searson, formerly of Philadelphia,
merchant. | ... | Philadelphia : | Printed for the Jiutbor by Folwell.\
[1799.] 8vo, pp. 83. Portrait of Washington. l. 78658
Dedi'jatcd to Wasliington. Most copies contain at the end: Elegiac Verses, | on tlie
decease of | his late excellency, the illustrious and ever-memorable, great and good | Gen-
eral George Washington, | of immortal memory. [^Philadclpbia. 1800?] pp.4.
Searson. Poems | on ] Various Subjects and Different Occa-
sions, I chiefly adapted to | Rural Entertainment | in the | United
States of America. | By John Searson, | Formerly of Philadelphia,
Merchant. | ... | Philadelphia: \ Printed by Snowden l^ M*-Corkle^
No. 47, North Fourth-street.] I jgy.l 8vo, pp. 94, Contents and
subscribers* names (8), Advertisement (i). l. 78659
[Searson.] Two | Discourses | Delivered in the Prison of|
Philadelphia, | On the two following Texts ; | Matthew xv. 25. )
... I Isaiah XLV. i5.|...|By a Lay-Man of the Church of Eng-
land. I ... I Philadelphia : | Printed and sold by JVilliam Evitt^ at the
Sign of the | Bible-in- Hearty in Strawberry- Alley .^ for the Benefit of\
the Prisoners of the said Prison. [1770.]! 8vo, pp. 17. n.
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A I Seasonable I Account | Of 'I'he| Christian and Dying- Words,
I Of Sonic Young- Men i Fit tor the consideration | of all: Mut
Especially of the Youth of this | Generation ; viz : j William
Fletcher, 17 Years of age, | Tudor Hrain, 17 Years of age, | and
Richard Manlift'e. | With a short Epistle (by Cieorge Whitehead]
Prefixed. | Published for Instruction and Caution to the Youth |
among Friends, called Ouakers. | ... | Printed at Philadelphia hy
Reynier "Jamen 1700. | Sni. 4to, pp. 19. H.s.P. 78661
Title tri)m Hililfburn's " Issues i)( the Press in I'cnusylv.ini.i,*' .unl the Drinley i.ita-
lugue. "Whitehead's Epistle (pp. 9, 10) it prelixed ti) the Aicnunt of Tudor Br.iin,
first printed, Lotuion, 1697 (ite Smith's Catal. iif' Friends' Books, 11. 716). William
Flettiier, of Philadelphia, died Feb. 23, 1700." — J. H. Tkumhui.i.. Mr. Brinley's
copy (No. 345 s) «old for $30.
Seasonable Address of a Militia-Man to those of his Fraternity
on the Prospect of a Peace. London: lyUkie. 1761. Hvo, pp.
48. 78662
A Seasonable Advice to the Inhabitants of the Province of
Pennsylvania against the guiles of the Devil and Man. [Phila-
delphia. 1729.?] Folio, pp. 3. 7^6^3
" Mentioned by Du Simetiere in his list of Books, etc., rel.iting to Pennsylvania."
Title and note from Hildehurn, No. 379. Perhaps the same as No. 70292, Vol. xvii.
Seasonable Advice, to the Members of the British Parliament,
concerning Conciliatory iMeasures with America} and an Act of
Perpetual Insolvency for Pelief of Debtors with Some Strictures
on the reciprocal Duties of Sovereigns, and Senators. London :
J. Beiv. M,DCC,Lxxv. 8vo, pp. viii, 38. h. 78664
"This writer warmly and fluently declaims in favor of the colonists and of confined
debtors." — Ahnthly Re-vietv, Liv. 257.
Seasonable and affecting Observations on the Mutiny Bill, Ar-
ticles of War, and use and abuse of a Standing Army. London :
Owen. 1750. 8vo, pp. 67. 78665
Seasonable and Candid Thoughts on Human Creeds or Arti-
cles of Faith, as Religious Tests ... By an Orthodox Clergy-
man of Massachusetts. Boston. 1813. 8vo, pp. 46. M., w.
Mr. Brinley's copy (No. 6364) was marked, " By Jacob Norton," in the hand of
Rev. Seth Chandler. For a reply see No. 78669, infra.
A Seasonable Caveat against Popery : | or, an | Essay | on the |
Merchandise | of | Slaves and Souls of Men } | Revelations xviii.
13. I With an | Application | Thereof to the | Church of Rome. |
By a Gentleman. | ... | Printed at Boston in New England^ \ and \
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Rtptinted at l.ntuhn^ for 'Jouph Poivuint;^ \ In Bdrtheletntv-Clett^
near If'est-Srnlth/itU^ '73;<-| ^v"» PP- ^1 '-35i {^)- 78667
By Paul Diidlry, chirf'-juiticr of' M.iiui himrttii, I'j^ij* J? in wrunjjly nunilirrrd 17,
For tlie rtrit rdition tee Vol. v., No. 11087. Tins ei».iy, .u Dr. 'rrunihull rrnurki,
h4( nothing to i,iy uf' African tlavrty, or the ibve-tradr ; liut W4i ainird at "the
church of' Home."
Seasonable Observations on the Trailc to Africa, in a Letter
to a Member of Parliament. I.ottdon, 1749. 4to, pp. 18.
A Seasonable Pica for the Liberty of Conscience. See [Will-
iams (Elisha)J.
A Seasonable Testimony. See [Mather (C.)], Vol. xi. 46498.
Seasonable Thoughts on Human Creeds or A.ticles of Faith,
by an Orthodox Clergyman, shewn to be very Unreasonable
Thoughts; in a Letter to a Friend. Boston. 1814. i2mo, pp.
24. 78669
In rrply to No. 78666, suf>ra.
The Seasons, An Luerlocutory Exercise at the South CJranj-
mar School, June 26, 1765. Being the Day of the Annual Vis-
itation of the Schools in Boston. ... Boston: Printed by T. £s* J.
Fleet. MDCCLxv. 4to, pp. 8. h. 78670
By John Lovell. Improved title of No. 42378, Vol. X.
Skat (W. H.) The Confederate States of America in Proph-
ecy. By the Rev. VV. H. Seat, of the Texas Conference. Nash-
ville^ Tenn.: Printed for the Juthor. 1 86 1. i6mo, pp. 144. c.
" We have endeavored to show th.it the United States were not only 'the Ancient
of days,' but also 'the Mountain.' When this is fully made out, the identification of
the Confederate States as the sixth power, or the stone cut out of the mountain, is easy,
and even necessary." — Preface.
Seat of the Muses. The Columbiad Parnassiad. Koul Jacob
in defence of the Jewish Religion : containing the arguments of
Rev. C. F. Frey, and an Answer thereto. New York. 1816.
8vo, pp. 79.
78672
Seatsfield, pseudon. See [Postl (Karl)], Vol. xv., Nos.
64533-64561.
Seaver (A. M.) Gold tried in the Fire; or, some Acconnt
of the Life, Sufferings, and Death of Catharine Downing Will-
iams. By Anna Maria Seaver. ... Andover : Warren F. Draper.
186 1. i6mo, pp. 72. H. 78673
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Si avi:k (B.) ... AiMitss to the ... Comiiu)!) C'ouniil, Hy
lU'iijam".! Scavi'i .... lioston : J. //. Kaithuru^ /'rinter. 1H50.
Hvo, pp. 14. B. 78674
With hiMiI'm^; ; "City Dm imn'iit. — Nn, 67." AImi s Iiuui;iir.il Aililreii by Bcnj.i-
inii) SiMviM, M.iyor, |.iiiii.iiv, lH^j. H"Sl"'i. iH^I. Xvo, |<|>. 4. -- In.iU);iir.il Aililrrii
... hy Hfiijmiiii .Sf.ivcr, M.iycir ... |.iti. ■\, iS^^ ... ll.tli n : ''/. II. h',istl'iiin, I'linttr.
iS^]. Hvu, |i|i. ji. — ... Aililicss lly Hon. lli'DJ.iiiiiii Sf.ivrr ... dii ... rrtitinK t'roni
Ofliic, Dc.fnilicr ^1, iKjj. ... Huiton : J. II. Euslhum, I'linta. 185J. 8vi), |>p. 11.
With hr.iuiim I "City Dmumeiu. — Nd. yi."
Skavkk (irif/ Cox (S. A.) A C'onimunicatitm addressed to the
Boston Hoard ot 'I'radi-, My Mcnjainin Seavcr and S. A. Cox, on
the ... Scioto and Mocking Valley Railroad anil Mineral Lands in
Ohio ... with a Report of" Preston S. Lincoln. ... lioston: Printed
hy Dutton and IVentivorth, 1855. 8vo, pp. 2^, (l). H. 78675
Skaveu (K.) Statement of Votes in Congress given by the
lion. Kbt'iie/er Seaver. Boston : Printed by John E/ioty */««.
1812. 8vo, pp. 20. H. 78676
Skavkr (H.) An Oration delivered before the Mechanic
Apprentices' Library Association, July 4, 1835. Hy Henry Sea-
ver. lioston: Tuttle and JVeeks. 1835. l2mo, pp. 22. H.
Seavkr (J. E.) A Narrative of the Life of Mrs. Mary Jemi-
siii, who was taken by the Indians, in the year 1755, When
only about twelve years of age, and has continued to reside
amongst then\ to the present time. Containing an account of
the murder of her father and his family; her sufferings ; her
marriage to two Indians; her troubles with her children; Bar-
barities of the Indians in the P'rench and Revolutionary VV^ars ;
the life of her last husband ; And many Historical Facts never
before published. Carefully taken from her own words, Nov.
2qth, 1823. To which is added, An Appendix, Containing an
Account of the Tragedy at the Devil's Hole, in 1 763, and of
Sullivan's Expedition ; the Traditions, Manners, Customs, &c.,
of the Indians, as believed and practised at the present day, and
since Mrs. Jemison's captivity ; together with some Anecdotes,
and other entertaining Matter. Bv James E. Seaver. Hoivden :
Printed for R. Parkin: Sold by T. Te^g^ 73, Cheapside^ London;
llilson and Sons, York; J. Noble, Hull; IV. IValker, Otley ; and
hy every other bookseller. 1826. l8mo, pp. 180. 78678
[Seavkr.] Narrative of the Life of Mrs. Mary Jemison ...
to her death at the Seneca Reservation, near Buft'alo, N. Y.,
1833. ... Rochester. 1840. 8vo. 7^679
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Shaver. Deh-he-wa-mis: or a Narrative of the lAfc of Mary
Jemison : otherwise called The White Woman, who was taken
captive by the Indians in mdcclv; and who continued with them
seventy-eight years. Containing an account of the murder of
her father and his family; her Marriages and Sufferings; Indian
liarbarities, Customs and Traditions. Carefully taken from her
own words. By James E. Scaver. Also the Life of Hiokatoo,
and Ebenezcr Allen; a Sketch of General Sullivan's Campaign;
Tragedy of the "Devil's Hole," etc. The whole revised, cor-
rected and enlarged : with descriptive and historical sketches of
the Six Nations, the Genesee Country, and other interesting
Facts connected with the Narrative : By Ebenezer Mix. Second
Edition. Batavia^ N. T. Published by Ifilliam Seaver and Son^
1842. i8mo, pp. 192. -f Utica. 1842. i8mo. -f Third Edi-
tion. Batavia. 1844. i8mo. s. 78680
Seaver. Deh-he-wa-mis: or a Narrative of the Life of Mary
Jemison: otherwise called the White Woman, who was taken
captive by the Indians in mdcclv; and who continued with them
seventy-eight years. Containing an account of the murder of
her father and his family ; her marriages and sufferings ; Indian
Barbarities, Custoiiis and Traditions. Carefully taken from her
own words. By James E. Seaver. Also the life of Hiokatoo
and Ebenezer Allen; and Historical Sketches of the Six Nations,
the Genesee Country, and other interesting facts connected with
the narrative; By Ebenezer Mix. Devon^ Published by S. Thorne^
Prospect- Place^ Shebbear. London^ IV. ''J'egg^ "j "^^ Cheapside. 1847.
i8mo, pp. 184. 78681
Seaver. Life of Mary Jemison: Deh-he-wa-mis. By James
E. Seaver. Fourth edition, with geographical and explanatory
notes. New York and yiuburn : Miller^ Orton Ssf Mulligan. Roch-
ester: D. M. Dewey. 1856. i2mo, pp. 312. 5 Plates, a. -|
Fourth edition ... New Tork : C. M. Saxton, Barker Sff Co. i860.
i2mo, pp. 312. + Fifth edition, with appendix. Buffalo.^ N. If'.:
Printing House of Matthews ^ IVarren^ Office of the '* Buffalo Com-
mercial Advertiser.*^ iSjy. 1 2mo, pp. (4), 7-303. 9 Plates.
Seaver (N.) A Discourse delivered at the Funeral of Hon.
Solomon Foot, in the Congregational Church, Rutland, Vt.,
April 3, 1866. By Rev. Norman Seaver, Pastor of the Church.
Rutland: Tuttle^ Gay l5^ Company. 1866. 8vo, pp. 26. B., h.
Seav£R. The Hand of God as seen in the Fall of Richmond.
A Discourse, delivered in the Congregational Church in Rutland,
SEHA.
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Vermont, on Sunday, 9th of April, a.d. 1865. By Rev. Nor-
man Seaver, Pastor. Rutland: Tuttle^ Gay bf Company. 1865.
8vo, pp. 16. H. 78684
Seaver (VV.) A Historical Sketch of the Village of Batavia
by William Seaver. Batavia : Printed by IVm. Seaver iff Son.
1849. 8vo, pp. 56. 78685
Seaward {Sir Edward). See [Porter (W. O.)], Vol. xv.,
No. 64323.
Seaweeds from ... Nantucket. See [Starbuck (L. C.)]
Seaworthy ((i.), pseudon. Bertie, or Life in the Old Field.
A Humorous Novel. Bv Capt. Gregory Seaworthy. ... With
a Letter to the Author from Washington Irving. Philadelphia :
A. Hart. 1851. l2mo. 78686
Seaworthy. Nag's Head; or Two Months among "The
Bankers." A Story of Seashore Life and Manners. By Capt.
Gregory Seaworthy. Philadelphia: A. Hart. 1850. i2mo.
Seba (A.), b. 1665, d. 1736. Locupletissimi Rerum Natura-
lium Thesauri Accurata descriptio, et Iconibus artificiosissimis
expressio, per Universam physicis historiam. Opus, cui in hoc
rerum genere nullum par extitit, ex toto terra.'um orbe collegit,
digessit, descripsit et depinxit, curavit Albertus Seba ... Amstela-
dami. mdccxxxiv-mdcclxv. 4 vols., folio, pp. (33), 178, with
III Plates; (34), 154, with 114 Plates; (26), 212, with 116
Plates; (4), 42, 214, with 108 Plates. A., H. 78688
There are two editions of the text, one in Latin and French (as in the Astor Library
copy), and the other in Latin and Dutch. The natural history of America is well
represented. Some of the plates exhibit the figures as large as life. Some copies con-
tain colored plates, of which there are two kinds, those colored by the original pub-
lisher, which are the most desirable, and those colored in Paris in the early p' rt of the
present century.
Seba. Planches de Seba (Locupletissimi rerum naturalium
Thesauri accurata descriptio), accompagnees d'un texte explicatif
mis au courant de la science, et redige par une reunion de savants:
MM. le baron Cuvier, Desmarest^ J. GeofFroy Saint-Hilaire,
Audoin, Boisduval, Guillemin, Valenciennes, le baron de Ferus-
sac, Lesson, Guerin, Eudes Deslonchamps ; ouvrage public sous
les auspices de MM. les professeurs et administrateurs du Mu-
seum royal d'histoire naturelle de Paris, par les soins de M. E.
Guerin. Paris et Strasbourg : Levrault. 1727. 4to. 78689
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redaction en avaic ete entrepiise par M. tie Ferubsuc ; iii.iih ii cbt iixiit •\\>ivi avoir fait
imprimir la premiere feuille. Deja au commencement de ce siecle le iiliraire Pougeni
avait annonce une nuuvelle edition du Cabinet de Seba, sous le litre de Descripiion exacit
dts objttt precieux composant le cahinet d'ihtoiie naturelle d'/ilhert Seba. Cetle edition,
qui devait ctre publiee en 50 livraisons du 9 planclies., n'a pas nicme rr9u un cum-
mencement d'exicution." — Querard, La France Littiraire, (Paiis, 1838), tome ix., p. 6.
Sebastian (Pedro Cubero). See Cubero Sebastian (P.), Vol.
v., Nos. 17819-17821.
[Seccombe (John), ^. 1708, </. 1793.] Father Abbey's Will.}
To which is now added, A Letter of Courtship to his virtuous
and amiable Widow. | Cambridge December, 1731.I ... \SoU at
the Bible and Heart in Cornhill^ Boston. \ [1731 ?] 4to, I leaf. H.
[Seccoi.^be.] Father Abbey's Will; to which is added, A
Letter of Courtship to his Virtuous and Amiable Widow. With
Historical and Biographical Notes. Privately Printed. Cambridge.
1854. 8vo, pp. 14. BA., K. 78691
In verge. Edited by John Langdon Sibley.
Seccombe. A | Sermon | Occasioned by the Death of the|
Honorable Abigail Belcher, | Late Consort of | Jonathan Belcher,
Esq; I Late Lieutenant Governor and Commander in Chief, | and j
His Majesty's present Chief Justice | of His Province of | Nova-
Scotia, I Delivered at Halifax, in the said Province, | October 20.
1 77 1. 1 By John Seccombe, | Of Chester, a.m.] With an Epistle, |
By Mather Byles, D.D.|Of Boston. | ... | 5oj/(?«, New-England :\
Printed by Thomas and "John Fleet^ \']']2.\ 8vo, pp. (2), ii, 7-2.5,
(2). H., M. 78692
Seccombe. A Sermon, occasioned by the Death of Mrs.
Margaret Green, consort of the late Honorable Benjamin Green,
Esq., delivered at Halifax, in the Province of Nova Scotia, Feby.
ist, 1778. By John Secccmbe ... Halifax. 1778. 8vo, pp. 21.
Seccombe. A | Sermon | Preached at Halifax, July 3d, 1770,!
At the Ordination | of the | Rev. Bruin Romcas Comingoe. |Ta
the Dutch Calvinistic Presby- 1 terian Congregation at Lunen-|
burg, I By John Seccombe, | of Chester, a.m. | Being the First
preached in the Province of No- 1 va-Scotia, on such an Occa-
sion. I To which is added | An Appendix. | ... | Halifax : Printed by
A. Henry., iyjO.\{Price One Shilling.)] 8vo, pp. (6), 31, 16. L.
Foll< ving the sermon is "An Appendix. Containing the Reasons of the Ordin
tion ot the Rev. Mr. Bruin Romcas Comingoe, to the pastoral Care of the Uuti
Calvin. sts at Lunenburgh, in the Province of Nova-Scotia; with the {^u^^tio^^ P"'
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Henry wjs, in 1770, the only printer in Nov.i Scotia, and books with his imprint are
rare. This tract is of' special interest, as • the Sermon, and the Proceedings in the
Ordination, [were] the First Efforts of" tiie kind to promote the Dissenting Interest in
this Province.*" — J. H. Thumuuli..
Seccombe. Eine zu Halifax den 3ten July 1770 gehaltene
Predigt an der Hochdeutsch-Reforniiitc Gemeine zu Liincbuig
in Nova Scotia, bey der Ordination des Ehrw. Herrn Bruin
Romcas Comingoe. Durch Mag. John Seccombe ; nebst einem
Anhange. Aus dem Englischen iibersetzt. Philadelphia : Hen-
rich Miller. 1770. 8vo. 78695
Advertised in " Der Pennsylvanische Staatsbote," Feb. 5, 1 770.
burn.
Title from Hilde-
[Seccombe (Joseph), a. 1706,//. 1760.] Business and Diver-
sion I inoffensive to God, and necessary for the | Comfort and
Support of human Society. | A | Discourse | utter'd in Part | at |
Ammauskeeg-Kalls, | in the | Fishing-Season. | 1 739. |
Deep in the Vale old Moniack rolls his Tides,
Romantick Prospects crown his reverend Sides;
Now thro' wild Grotts, and pendent Woods he strays,
And ravish'd at the Sight, his Course delays.
Silent and calm — now with impetuous Shock
Pours his swift Torrent down the stcepy Rock;
The tumbling Waves thro* airy Channels flow.
And loudly roaring, smoke and foam below.
I. W.
Boston^ Printed /or S. Kneeland and T. Green in \ ^ueen- Street.
Mdccxliii.| 8vo, pp. (2), ii, 5-21, (i). c, h. 78696
Signed " Fluviatulis Piscator."
[Seccombe.] On the | Death | Of the Reverend | Benjamin
Colman, d.d. |Who deceased August 29. 1747. | An | Eclogue.]
Attempted by O — E — a young Student. | ... | flo^/ow, Printed
by Rogers and Fowle.\ [1747.'] 8vo, pp. 8. B. 78697
[Seccombe.] A | Plain and Brief] Rehearsal | Of the Opera-
tions I of I Christ as God. | ... | Boston : Printed by S. Kneeland | and
T. Green. 1740. 8vo, pp. (2), ii, 23, (i). e., h. 78698
The dedication is signed Joseph Seccomb.
Seccombe. Reflections on Hypocrisy. | In a | Sermon | Preached
at Kingston in | New- Hampshire ; | And now printed at the earnest
Desire of the people. | By Joseph Seccomb, m.a. | Pastor of the
Church there. | ... | Boston : \ Printed by S. Kneeland and \ T. Green.
1 74 1. 8vo, pp. (4), 18. B., ba. 78699
[Seccomhe.] Some | occasional Thoughts | on the | Influence
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Abuses. I ... I Boston : Printed and sold hy S. Kueeland \ and T. Green.
1742. 8vo, pp. (4), ii, 16. BA., H. 78700
[Seccombe.] a Specimen of the Harmony of Wisdom and
Felicity, in relation to our civil, moral, and spiritual Behaviour . .
Boston. 1743. 8vo, pp. iv, 29. 78701
[Seccombe.] The Ways of | Pleasure | and | The Paths of
Peace, | Discovered in | a Discourse, | Which was written, on
board | A Ship at Sea. | Never before published. | ... | Boston:
Printed by B. Mecom.\ [1760?] i2mo, pp. 14. H. 78702
Secession: a Folly. See [Ingersoll (J. R.)J, Vol. ix. 34748.
La Secession aux Etats-Unis et son origine Par un Journaliste
Americain. ... Paris: E. Dentu. 1861. 8vo, pp. 30. a., H.
A statement as to the origin of the war. It is based entirely upon slavery, as proved
by various quotations and reference to the Crittenden Compromise, Cameron's Letter
to Butler, Washington's Farewell Address. Signed, J. M., /'. e. J. Mortimer.
Secession, Coercion, and the Civil War; the Story of 1861.
Baltimore : Armstrong iff Berry. 1861. 8vo. 7^704
Secession, Concession. See [Clarice (J. F 'j^ Vol. iv. 1341 7.
Secession : Considered as a right in the States composing the
late American Union of States, and as to the grounds of Justifi-
cation of the Southern States in exercising the right. By a Gen-
tleman of Mississippi. "Jackson., Miss. 1863. 8vo, pp. 45. b.
Secession in the Future. Philadelphia: King iff B air d^ Printers.
1862. 8vo, pp. 24. 78706
Secession of a Large Body of Friends from the Yearly Meet-
ing of Indiana, in Consequence of Antislavery Action and
Opinions ... . Dublin: Reprinted by tVebh and Chapman. 1843.
i2mo, pp. 28. M. 78707
The Secession of the Rats; a Fable to suit the times. Trans-
lated from the Coptic and rfespectfully dedicated to the Hoys of
the U. S. By a Southerner. tVashington. 1861. 8vo, pp. 7.
The Secession of the Whole South an Existing Fact. A
Peaceable Separation the True Course. Its Effect on Peace
and I'rade Between the Sections. [^Cincinnati. 1861.] 8v(), pp.
15, {')• 7i^7^9
Reprinted trom the "Cincinnati Daily Hiebs."
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Secession or, Prose in Rhyme and East Tennessee. A Poem
By an East Tennessean. Philadelphia : Printed for the Juthor.
1864. i6mo, pp. 64. B., c. 78710
Secession Resisted. See [Ingersoll (J. R.)], Vol. ix. 34750.
... Secession: The Remedy and Result. 5^^ [Dodge (R.)],
Vol. v., No. 20510,
Secessionists ; their Promises and Performances ; the Condi-
tion into which they have brought the Country ; the Remedy,
etc. A Voice from North Carolina. AW Tork : Anson D. F.
Randolph. 1863. 8vo, pp. 21. 7871 1
Seche (Leon). Le Dies irae du Mexique [in verse] ... Paris.
1872. i2mo, pp xxiv, 120. 787*2
[Secker (Thomas), b. 1693, d. 1768.] An Answer to Dr.
Mayhew's Observations on the Charter and Conduct of the
Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts.
London^ John Rivington^ m.dcc.lxiv. 8vo, pp. 68. H. 78713
In reply to No. 47140, Vol. xi. For Mayhew's answer, see Vol. xi.. No. 47144.
[Secker.] An | Answer | to| Dr. Mayhew's Observations] on
the I Charter and Conduct] of the | Society | for the | Propagation of
the Gospel | in Foreign Parts. | London : Printed. | Boston : Re-
Printed^ and Sold by R.\and S. Draper^ in Newbury- Street ; Edes\
and Gill in ^een-street^ iff T. i£f J. Fleet^ \ in Cornhill. 1764. |
8vo, pp. 59. c. 78714
Secker. An | Appendix | to the | American Edition | of the|
Life of Archbishop Secker: | containing | His Grace's Letter] to |
I'he Revd. Mr. Macclanechan, |on [The Irregularity of his Con-
duct; I with I An Introductory i:"^. airdUve.\ New- Tor i :\ Printed by
H. Gainey at his Book Store and \ Printing-Office^ at the Bible and
Crowny in\ Hanover-Square^ MDCCLXXIV. | 8vo, pp. xx, 28. L.
The introductory narrative is by Thomas Bradbury Chandler, d.d. For the work to
which this is an appendix, see Vol. xv., No. 64328.
Secker. A | Letter] To the Right Honourable Horatio Wal-
|>oIe, Esq.; ] Written Jan. 9, 1 750-1, ] By the Right Reverend
Ihomas Secker, ll. d. ] Lor*' ^^'"^ ) of Oxford : ] concerning
Bishops in America. ] London : J. and F. Rivington^ M Dec lxix. |
8vo, pp. (4), 28. H. 78716
This letter was found amurv the papers of Archbishop Secker at his deciMse, with a
note upon it directing it to be printed after his death. For a reply see [Blackburne
(F.)J, Vol. If., No. 5689; a/so Vol. iii.. No. 11878.
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[Secker.] a Sermon Preached before the Incorporated So-
ciety for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts; at their
Anniversary Meeting in the Parish-Church of St. Mary-Le-Bow,
on Friday, P'ebruary 20. 1 740-1. Hy 7'homas Lord liishop of
Oxford. London: J. and H. Pemhertou^ M DCCXLI. 4to, pp. 38.
-f [Another edition. Ibid.'] 1741. 8vo, pp. 84. + (Another
edition. lbid.~\ \]^i. 8vo, pp. 45; Proceedings, pp. 47-87;
List of Members, pp. 89-103. ba. 78717
Secker. Sermons on Various Subjects. By Thomas Secker
... Published by B. Porteus, d.d., and G. Stinton, d.d. ... Pre-
fixed, A Review of his Grace's Life and Character ... London.
1770. 4 vols., 8vo. 7^7'8
Secker. The Works of Thomas Secker, ll.d. late Lord
Archbishop of Canterbury. To which is prefixed, a Reviw of
his Life and Character, by Beilby Porteus, d.d. late Lord Bishop
of London. A new edition, in six volumes. ... Loudon: Printed
for C. and y. Rivington [etc.] 1825. 6 vols., 8vo, pp. (6), Ixiv,
460, Portrait; vii, 543; vii, 568; (8), 438; (2), v-viii, 525; v,
509,(1). L. 78719
The sixth volume cmit.t'ms tlie "Answer to Dr. Mayhew's Observations" and the
•'Letter to the Rigiit Hiini)ur.)l)li; Hot.irio W.ilpole ... conccniing Bishops in America."
Secker (W.) A Wedding Ring, Fit for the Finger; or, 'I 'he
Salve of Divinity, on the Sore of Humanity. With 13irections
to those Men that want Wives, how to choose them ; and to
those Women that have Husbands, how to use them. A Ser-
mon at a Wedding in Edmonton. By William Secker ... Bos-
ton. 1750. l2mo. 78720
First printed, London, 1653, or earlier.
Second Address of the Central Committee of Fauquier, to the
People of that County, on the Army Bill. IVashington : Madi-
sonian Print. i"|0. 8vo, pp. xii, 34, 11. c. 78721
Second Address to the People. See [Fox (W.)], Vol. vi.,
No. 25378.
A Second Address to the Right Reverend the Prelates of Eng-
land and Wales, on the Subject of the Slave Trade. London:
Printed and Sold by J. Johnson. 1795. 8vo. 7S722
By George Harrison, of' Wandsworth. For the first address iet Vol. viii., No.
30555-
Second Advent Hymns : designed to be used in Prayer and
Camp Meetings. Third Edition, with an Addition of twenty-
ShCONU.
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three new Hymns. ... Concord: Alortill^ Silsh)\i3' Co. 1 843.
321110, pp. 64. H. -h Nashville., N, H. 1S43. 321H0. 78723
A Second and Third Letter. iSV^ Vol. x., No. 40548, note.
A Second Appeal. See [Lee ( Arthur)], Vol. x.. No. 39704.
The Second Hrigade ; or. Camp \M'c. IJy a Volunteer. ...
Montpelier : Pr'tited fir the Author hy E P. Walton. I 864, I 2mo,
pp. 224. 78724
Tlif copyriylit is in the iiaiiit- of K. K. P.ilmer.
The Second Crisis of' America, or A Cursory View of the
Peace lately concluded between Cireat Britain and the United
States ... . By a Citizen of Philadelphia. Nexv-TCork : Printed by
J. H. Sherman. 1815. 8vo, pp. 87. B. 78725
A Second Defence of Chinch Establishments: being a second
Review of the Speeches delivered'«in Dr. lieattie's Chapel, on ...
the 1 2th November, 1S32, by the leading men of the Voluntary
Church Association, in which the Argument against Establish-
ments drawn from the state of religion in the United States of
America is fully considered, and ample information on the subject
adduced. By a Churchman, author of the former review of the
Speeches, &c. &c. Glasgow. Mncccxxxiii. 8vo, pp. 71.
Ily |oliii (). Lnrinicr, ii.n.
A Second Dialogue of the I3ead ; between Ferdinand Cortez
and William Penn. To which is added, a Scheme for the Abo-
lition of Slavery, without injury to trade or navigation. fVorces-
ter: J. Holt. 1781. i2mo, pp. 14. BM. 78727
By Janifs Johnstone, M.n., of Kidderminster.
Second Discours d'un bon Hollandais a ses compatriotes sur
diflerents objets interessants. [n. p. 1790.] 8vo, 78728
On the insurrect' )n of the English coh)nies in America.
The Second Edition of The Speech of The D-ke of A — le.
See [Campbell (J.)]i Vol. in., No. 10229.
A Second Edition (with necessary Improvements, which now
render the Sense entirely plain) of the Lawfulness, Excellency,
and Advantage of Instrumental Music in the Public Worship of
God, but chiefly of Organs. . , Philadelphia : Printed by Jndrew
Steuart. 1763. i6mo, pp. 16. M. 78729
Corrected title of No. 39342. Vol. x. It i.s a satire on No. 3y34l. See iilm Hil-
deburn's "Issues of the Press in Pennsylvania," Nus. 1883 and 11^06.
206
SECOND.
A Second Essay on Free Trade and Finance.
(Pelatiah)].
See [Webster
A Second Familiar Conference, upon some Antinomian
Tenets ; occasion'd by Mr. David Judson's Remarks upon the
First. New Tork : John Holt. 1765. 8vo, pp. 41. 7^730
By Rev. John Beach.
Second Festival of the Sons of New Hampshire, celebrated in
Boston, November 2, 1H53} Including also an Account of the
Proceedings in Boston on the Day of the Funeral at Marshfield,
and the subsequent obsequies commemorative of the death of
Daniel Webster ... . Boston: James French and Company. 1854.
8vo, pp. 229. 2 Portraits. h., s, 78731
The Second Journal of the Stated Prea-her. See [Ely (E.
S.)], Vol. VI., No. 22384.
A Second Letter | From | a Minister of the Church | of | Eng-
land To his I Dissenting Parishioners, | In Answer to | Some Re-
marks | made on the former, I by one J[ohn]. G[raham]. | i^oj/on .- 1
Printed in the Year 1734. | 8vo, half-title, title, and pp. 113,
Errata (1). b., ba., m., w. 78732
By Rev. Samuel Johnson, i>.d., of Stratford, Conn. It was written in continua-
tion of:
A|Letter | from |A Minister of the Church|of England [>'. e. Rev. Samuel Johnson] |
to his I Dissenting Parishioners. { Containing | A brief Answer to the most Material
Objec-|tions against the Establish'd Church that | are to be found in De Laune's Flea, |
The answer to the Bishop of Derry, The plain|Reasons for separating, &c, and others. |
Together with plain Reasons for Confor-|mity to the Church of England. | ... | Nfw-
Tork, Printed by John Peter Zenger, 1733. izmo, pp. 31. s., w. For a similar title
see [Wetmore (James)].
The " Second Letter " elicited : Some { Remarks { upon A | Seconu Letter | from the |
Church of England Minister, | to his { Dissenting Parishioners. | By J[ohn]. G[rahaMi].
v.D.M. I ...\ Boston: D. Henchman. 1736. 8vo, pp. (4), 128. B.
Dr. Johnson replied to Graham in : A Third Letter from a Minister of the Church
of England to the Dissenters, containing some Observations on Mr. J[ohn]. G[ra-
ham]'s Remarks on the Second. Boston: Printed in the Tear 1737. 8vo, pp. 20.
A Second Letter From One in the Country, to His Friend in
Boston. [^Boston. 172^.] Folio, pp. 4. C. -\- [^Boston. 1725. J
Folio, pp. 2. H. 78733
In reference to the proposed payment of a fixed salary to the governor of the colony
of Massachusetts.
A Second Letter from Phocion.
VIII., Nos. 29964-65.
See [Hamilton (A.)], Vol
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A Second Letter To a Friciul. See [Chauiiry (C.)]» Vol. iii.,
No. 12328.
Second Letter to j. Bellamy occasioned by his Fourth Dia-
logue ... From the Parishioner. New Haven. 1770. 8vo, pp.
20. 78734
In reply to Bellamy's pamphlet entiled, "The Sjcraniental Controverty brought to
a Point. The Fourth Dialogue between a Minister and his Parishioner." Ntw
Hii-ven, 1770. 8vo, pp. 34. 'I'lif "Second Letter" is a continuation of " A Letter
to J. Bellamy Concerning yu.ilirtcations fur the CN)inn)union." Nitv Hifvtii. 1770.
Svo, pp. 24. Titles from Dexter ;• " Biblingiaphy of Congregationalism."
A I Second Letter | to |
1 Merchant in London, | Con-
cerning a late Combination in | the Massachusetts-Bay in Ncw-
Eng-|land, to impose or torce a private | Currency, called Land-
Hank- j Money. | {^Boston. 1741.] 8vo, pp. i6. a. 78735
Tlie lett'.-r is dated at the end, Boston, 1 741. For the first letter tee Vol. x., Nu.
40416.
A I Second Letter | To the Congregations of the | Eighteen
Presbyterian (or New-Light) | Ministers, | Who wrote the late
Contradictory Letter to the | Archbishop of Canterbury; | With
some Remarks on the | Two Performances] that have appeared in
their Defence. | By an old Covenanting and true Presbyterian
Layman. | ... | Philadelphia : | Printed by Andrew Steuart^ at the
Bible-in- Heart in \ Second-street : 1761.I Sm. 8vo, pp. 32. M., w.
See alio Vol. \., No. 40462.
A Second Letter to the People of England. See [Shebbearc
(John)].
A Second Letter to the Right Hon. Charles Jenkinson. See
Vol. X., No. 40520, note.
Second Memorial of Joseph W. Brackett and Samuel Leggett,
laid before the Honourable the Board of Commissioners, appointed
under the eleventh article of the Treaty concluded at Washing-
ton on the 22d of February, 1819. Between the United States
and his Catholic Majesty, in the case of the Ship Hunter, Cap-
tain William Whitlock. New- fori : Printed by IVilliam A. Mer-
cein. 1823. 8vo, pp. 36. B. 78737
ike alio Vol. viii.. No, 33939.
The Second Part | of | South-Sea Stock. | Being | An Inquiry into
the Original |Of| Province Bills | or | Bills of Credit, | Now in use
in His Majesty's Plantations, | more especially in New-England }|
With Some Thoughts Relating to the | Advantage, or Hurt done
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Henchman. \ 1721. | Sm. 8vo, pp. (2), 26. ba. 78738
Signed "One tlut never Borrowed, or l.rt, An Hundred Pounds upon Interebt, fur
Six Months, in the Course of my Life."
A Second Part of Spanish Practises. See [Scott ('l'homas)J,
No. 78364, supra.
The Second Part of the Tragedy of Amboyna. See Vol. i.,
No. 1002.
The Second Part of Vox Populi. See [Scott (Thomas)], No.
78377* ^upf^'
Second Part. The Privilege. See [Binney (H.)], Vol. 11.,
No. 5482.
Second I Protest, I with a | List of the Voters | against the | Bill|
To Repeal the| American Stamp Act,(of jLast Session. | // /'rt;/;
[i. e. London ?]^\ Chez */. /^. Imprimeur^ Rue du Cotomb'ter Faux-\
bourg St. Germain., a I Hotel de Saxe. I 766. | Prix^ dix huit Sous. \
Jvec Approbation., i5f Privilege. \ 8vo, pp. 15, errata of first and
second protest, 14 lines. 7^739
This usually .iccompjnies the •« Protest against the Bill," for which ste Vol. xv., No
66103. »*'" "^'^ \i.A. IV., No. 16S39, tor another edition. A copy of the "Second
Protest," containing manuscript annotations by Benjamin Franklin, was soM in the
libr.iry of Mr. T. H. Morrell in New York, Novemlier, 1866 (No. 538), for $85.
At the Menzies sale the same copy (No. 745) brought $57.50.
Second Recueil de Pieces. See [Pombal (S. J. de C, Marquis
o/*)], Vol. XV., No. 63905.
The Second Spira ; Being a fearful Example of an Atheist
who apostatized from the Christian Religion, and died in Despair
at Westminster, Dec. 8, 1692. ... Boston., reprinted 1 721. i2mo.
By J. S., a Minister of the Church of England. Urigin.illy published in London
by John Dunton in 1693. The thirtieth edition was printed in London .ibout the
year 1700.
The Second Spira j or, the blasphemers justly reproved. Set
forth in a sad and dreadful example of God's judgments shown
upon six most profane and blasphemous young men living ne.ir
the town of Sandwich, in the County of Kent, within four miles
of Deal, &c. Boston. [17 — ?] 8vo, 4 leaves. 78741
Second Thoughts. See [Chalmers (G.)], Vol. in., No. 1 1767.
A Second Treatise on Church-Government. See [Chaplin
(E.)J, Vol. III., No. 11968.
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Thi' Si'coiul War of the Revolution. 'I'hc Case of thi- llniti'd
States Hank. My a Virginian. lf''<iihington. iSjg. 8vo.
The Second Warning or Strictures on the Speech delivereil by
John Ailanis, President of the United-States of America at the
opening of the Congress of said States in November last l\irts.
1798. 8vo, pp. 28. BA. 78743
By Juel Bjriuw. Curreitcd title uf Nu. 343 1, Vol. 1.
Scconde Adresse a TAssemblee Nationale, par la Societc des
Amis des Noirs, etablie a Paris, \^Patis. 1790.] 8vo, pp. 7. p.
Stt alto "Reflexions sur le Coile Noir," Vol. xvi,, Nti. 6S751.
Scconde Note. See [Jomard (E. K.)], Vol. ix., No. 36435.
Secondsight (Solomon), pseudon. See [M'Henry (James)],
Vol. XI., No. 4331 1.
Secondthoughts (Solomon), pseudon. See [Kennedy (J. P.)J,
Vol. IX., No. 37417.
Secret Anecdotes of the Revolution. See [Ramel (J. P.)],
Vol. XVI., No. 676^3.
The Secret "Customs." See Vol. xv., No. 62236.
... The Secret History of the Peninsular Campaign. Letter
of (General H. M. Naglee about General McClellan. A Mes-
sage from Old Soldiers to the Army. The Address to the Army
and Navy, adopted ... September 28th, 1864, by the McClellan
Legion. [A^ew Tori. 1864.] 8vo, pp. 8. 7^745
Witli liendlng : "Document 11."
Secret History of the Perfidies, Intrigues, and Corruptions of
the Tyler Dynasty, with the Mysteries of Washington City,
connected with That Vile Administration, in a series of letters
to the Ex- Acting President, By One Most Familiar with the
Subject. Had I been the controlling spirit of your organ here,
obstinate and mulish as you are, I could have forced you into the
Presidential chair, by an election of the People, in 1844; but,
thanks to my presiding genius, or the Fates, who had otherwise
oidained, -or neither God or my Countrymen would ever have
forgiven me for so base an act. fVashington and New Tori :
Published by the Author^ and sold at all the Principal Bookstores in the
United States. 1845. ^^o, pp. 64, and cover. B. 78746
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Sccrt't Histtny ... «>f St. I)ominj»c». AV*- [ Massall (/1/mj)], Vol.
VIII., Nu. 30807, ami for collation read : |)p. (4), 225.
Secret Institutions of the Jesuits. With an Historical Kssay
and Notes, by the PMitor of the Protestant. PrincetOHy M '/.
1831. i8mo. 7^747
Secret Instructions of the Jesuits : with an Appendix, contain-
ing a short historical account of the Society of the Jesuits ...
Philadelphia : F. C. ff^'ilson. 1844. l2mo, pp. 72. H. 78748
Secret Journals. Sfe Vol. iv., No. 15594.
Secret Proceedings and Debates of the Convention assembled
at Philadelphia, in the year 1787, for the purpose of forming the
Constitution of the United States of America. From the Notes
taker) by the late Robert Yates, Esq. C'hief Justice of New-
York, and copied by John Lansing, Jun. Ksq. late Chancellor of
that State, Members of that Convention. Including "The
(lenuine Information," laid before the Legislature of IVlaryland,
by Luther Martin, Ksq. then Attorney General of that State,
and a Member of the same Convention. Also, other Historical
Documents relative to the P'ederal Compact of the North Amer-
ican Union. Albany: Printed by ll^ebsters and Skinners. 1821.
8vo, pp. 308. 78749
Editi'ii by Edmuru) C. Uciiet. Other editions as Folluws :
tFuibington ; Primed for G. Temf>/eman. 1 8 36. 8vo, pp. 308.
RichmonJy Fa.: Publhbed hy H^ilbur Curiiis. 1839. limo, pp. xi, 335,
Loitisi'il/f, Ky. 1838. izmi), pp. xi, 335.
Louiii:ille, Ky.: Puhliibed hy /itsinn Mfgatt. 1844. limo, pp. xi, 335.
Louisville^ Ky.: Puhli'hed hy jilston My^att. 1845. i2mo, pp. xi, 335.
Cincinnati: Puhlished hy ytUton Myytitt. [n. d.] izmo, pp. xi. 335.
Secret of Success ; or. Family Affairs ; a Memoir, by a Mis-
sissippian. Cincinnati. 1853. i6mo. c. 78750
Secret Societies, their Use and Abuse ; Knights of the Golden
Circle, &c. New Tork : Carleton. 1863. 8vo. 7^75'
Secret Springs of the late Changes in the Ministry fairly
explained: in Answer to a pretended '* Son of Candor." Lon-
don. 1766. 8vo. 78752
The I Secret Workes | Of a Cruel | People | Made manifest ;(
Whose little finger is become hea-|vier then their persecutors
the bishops Loyns, who have | set up an Image amongst them in
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Ncw-Kn(;lai)(l, whit'h all | that wilt not bow down unto, and wor-
ship, must undi-i-|^o all such Suft'crinus us can be invented and
in- 1 dieted by the hiaits and hands ot such men | whose lender
mercies are cruel. | Which may be seen in this short relation of
their cru-|elty, which was presented to the Parliament, and now
re- 1 commended to the consideration of all sober people, that)
they may see how th(>^c professors of New- England have | lost
their former tendernes , who fled from persecution,] and now are
become the chiefest of Persecutors. | W hereunto is annexed a
Copy of a Letter which came | from one who hath been a Magis-
trate among them, | to a friend of his in London, wherein he gives
an I account of some of the cuel Suft'erings of the | people of God
in those parts under the| Rulers of New-Kngland, and their un- 1
righteous Laws. | London^ Printed in the Tear 1659. | Small 410,
title, verso blank, and pp. 1-26. a-c in fours, and another c in
two, besides the title. p. 78753
Kxtrcmt^ly rarir. The tract consUts of six ilitTerent Jriiilcb, thf first <>rwliith (■n(l^
(111 ii.igi" 1^ wiili tlic initials of" Ofornc Kok. The aeconil papi-r, "To the 't'owii of
lio:<tiin it) Ni'w-Kn^i.ind," is bi^iU'il [ohn Rous, and cmU on p.i^i' iS. The nlhii |i.itl:i
ate not signn). Tlic **Co|iy of a Letter wiruh lanic fmni one who halh lieen a Mag-
i^t^.lIe anion^ llii-iii, to a tricnil of liiii in l.onilon," mentioned in the lith-, wasi written
liy lames C'udwoith of Siiluale. This letter wan also printed in another trait of the
same year, for whiih ite Rous ( \.), and uihtn^ Vol. xviii., No. 734K3. The title given
hy Stevens (Niig(!et!i i<yKz) was from a copy with a manuscript title-page, which may
account for aonir alight variations in the wording and line divisions.
• Secretary of State. See United States, State Department.
Secretary of the Interior. See United States, Interior Depart-
ment,
Secretary of the Navy. See United States, Navy Department.
Secretary of the Treasury. See United States, Treasury De-
partment.
Secretary of War. Sue United States, fVar Department.
The Secretary's Guide, or, Young Man's Companion ... New
York: IV. Bradford. \b()\i I Sm. 8vo. 78754
Compiled by William Bradford, the printer. See the note to the edition of 1728
This title and the six following luve heen furnished by Mr. Charles R. Hildeburn.
The Secretary's Guide, or. Young Man's Companion ... The
second edition. New If'ork : fV. Bradford, 1705? Sm. 8vo.
The Secretary's Guide, or, Young Man's Companion ... The
third edition. New York: fV. Bradford. 1717.^ Sm. 8vo.
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The Secretary's (juide, | Or | Young Mans Companion. | In
Four Parts. | Part i. Contains Directions for Spelling, Kead-jing
and Writing True English, with true Pronunciation. | Part ii.
Arithmetick made easie, and the Rules | thereof explained and
made familiar to the Capacity of those | that desire to Learn. |
Part III. The Method of Writing Letters | upon most subjects,
as from one Friend to another, as well | as Trade, Traffick or
other Occasions. I Part iv. Contains a choice Collection of Bills |
of Parcels, Bills, Bonds, Letters of Attorney, Indentures,! Bonds
of Arbitration, Awards, Umpirages, Deeds of | Sale, Deeds of
Gift, Assignments, Leases and Releases, Counter Securities,
Declarations of Trust, Bills of Ex- 1 change. Charter party of
Affreightment, with many other [useful Presidents, Profitable both
for Old and Young to j Learn and Know. | This Fourth Edition
is much Enlarged. ( The whole adorned with Variety of other
Matters, as will [appear by the Contents. | Printed and Sold by IV,
Bradford in New-H'ork,, \ and A. Bradford in Philadelphia,, '/28. 1
Sm. 8vo, title, i leaf; To the Reader, pp. (2); Contents, pp. (6);
text, pp. 1-192. N. 78757
The address "To the Reader" is signed "Thy Real Well- Wisher, VV B.;"ari<l
begins: "It is now above thirty years since I first compiled tiiis short Manuel, dtiritif;
which time several Impressions have sold otf, and each time it has been Reprinted, it
has been enlarged, and now this fourth Edition, thou wilt tlnd many Additions, in
order to make it more useful tiian heretofore."
The Secretary's Guide, | or | Young Man's Companion, | In
Four Parts. | Part 1. Contains Directions for Spelling, Read-|ing
and Writing true English, with right Pronunciation. | Part 11.
Arithmetick made easie, and the Rules, | thereof Explained &
made familiar to the Capacity of those | that desire to Learn. |
Fatt \jic\ in. The Method of Writing and Inditing] Letters upon
most Subjects, as from one Friend to another, | as well as Trade,
Traffick, or other Occasions. | Part iv. Contains a choice Col-
lection of Bills, I of Parcels, Bills, Bonds, Letters of Attorney,
Indentures, | Bonds of Arbitration, Awards, Umpirages, Deeds
of I Sale, Deeds of (jift. Assignments, Leases and Releases, |
Counter-Securities, Declarations of Trust, Bills of Ex- [change,
Counter-party of Affreigtment ; The Copy of a Will, with Legal
Directions concerning the same ; And | many other useful Presi-
dents, Profitable both for Old and | Young to Learn and Know. |
This Fourth Edition is much Enlarged. | The whole adorned with
Variety of other Mat- [ters, as will appear in the Perusal thereof. |
Printed and Sold by William Bradford in New- Tork^ • 729. | Small
SECRETE.
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^vo, List of Books . I r . .
^•<'".-. PP. ret- ;r;;. '.t- ■ 'ear. t„ „.. «,,,„, ^^ ^^^^
Bonds. Le„e^- °/ ;'>'= ">"« useful Wmi„„ ,"'..? P" <=«,. |
Secrete ResoJutien van de P^ i ^>
van Holland en wL7{^ ^e Edele Groot. Moe Heer.n c
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deelen der Secrete Resolutien van de Heeren Stajtcn van Holland en West-Vriesland,
Beginnendu met den jaarc 1653 en eindigcnde met den jauie 1751 beidc iacluis. ...
Gedrukt in bet jaar 1 7 58. 2 vols., 4to. For the importance of these volumes in rela-
tion to the history of the Dutch West-India Company, see Asher's " Biiiliographical
and Historical Essay," pp. 40-70.
Secrets of the American Bastile. See [Winder (W. H.)]
A Sectarian Thing. See [Sargent (L. M.)], Vol. xviii., No.
77024.
Secundus (Junius), pseudon. See [Kelsall (Charles)], Vol. ix.,
No. 37324, and for m. dcc. xviii read m. dccc. xviii.
The Security of Englishmen's Lives. See [Somers {Lord
John)].
The Security of the Rights. See Vol. iv.. No. 15854.
Seddon [James Alexander], b. 1815, ^. 1880. Speech of Mr.
Seddon, of Virginia, on the Oregon Question, in the House of
Representatives of the United States, April 15, 1846. [IVash-
tngton. 1846.] 8vo, pp. 8. H. ySybi
Seddon. Speech of Hon. J. A. Seddon, of Virginia, on the
Wilmot Proviso. Delivered in the House of Representatives,
January 7, 1847. [fVashington. 1847.] ^^o, pp. 8. B. 78763
Seddon. Speech of Hon. J. A. Seddon, of Virginia, on the
action of the Executive in relation to California. Delivered in
the House of Representatives, January 23, 1850. IVashington.
1850. 8vo, pp. 12.
B. 78764
Seddon. Speech of Hon. Jas. A. Seddon, of Virginia, on the
President's Message of August 6, 1850, concerning Texas and
New Mexico. Delivered in the House of Representatives ...
August 13, 1850. Washington. 1850. 8vo, pp. 12. B. 78765
Also : Correspondence between Governor Brown and the Secretary of War [of tlie
Confederate States, James A. Seddon], upon the right of the Georgia Volunteers, in
Confederate service, to elect their own Officers. Mil/edgt-viile, Ga.: Boughion, Nist/ei,
Barnes & Moore. 1863. 8vo, pp. 16. ba.
Sedeno (Gregorio). Descripcio de las funerales exequias, y
sermon, que en ellas se predico en la muerte de la muy noble y
piadosa Seflora Dofla Jacinta de Vidarte y Pardo ... En la Puehla
de los Angelei^ en la Imprenta de la Fiuda de Juan de Borja y Gandia^
Jno de 1681. 4to. 78766
The Sedgely Park Schenr.e. See Vol. xv., No. 62237.
SEDGWICK.
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[Sedgewick (J,)] An I Impartial I Narrative I of the I Proceed-
ings I of Nine I Ministers I in the Town of | Cornwall ; | and of the |
Facts I Which originated | Their | Meeting. | Hartford: Prin^ad by
Hudson and Goodwin \ Near the Great Bridge^ \ M,DCC,LXXXiii. |
8vo, pp. 48. H. 78767
In the case uf the Rev. H. Gold, who published an answer:
Impartial Narrative ... }^Neiu Haven. 1783.] 8vo.
Reply to Sedgewick'i
Sedgewick {Rev. Robert). The Proper Sphere and Influence
of Woman in Christian Society; a Lecture .... Halifax. 1856.
8vo, pp. 47. 78768
Also: Amusements for Youth; a Lecture ... Halifax. 1858. 8vo, pp. 29. — The
Papacy: the Idolatry of Rome; a Lecture ... Halifax. 1859. 8vo, pp. 59.
[Sedgwick (Catharine Maria), b. 1789, d. 1867.] Clarence;
or, a Tale of our own Times. By the Author of " Hope Les-
lie," ... Philadelphia : Carey t^ Lea. 1830. 2 vols., 8vo, pp. 302;
286. B. + London. 1830. 3 vols., i2mo. + London. 1830.
8vo. -f Author's Revised Edition. ... New Tori. 1849. i2mo.
-\- New- Tor k : George P. Putnam. 1852. l2mo, pp. 515. H. -\-
New Tork. 1856. i2mo. 78769
Sedgwick. Facts and Fancies, for School-day Reading. A
Sequel to " Morals of Manners." ... New Tork : PViley Q Put-
nam. 1848. Sq. i8mo, pp. (4), 216. Plate, c. -\- London:
Knight ^ Son. 1848. i8mo. -\- London. 1849. i8mo. -\- New
Tork. 1854. i8mo. 78770
Sedgwick. La Famille americaine ou TAmerique il y a soix-
ante ans, traduit de I'anglais par De Montbeillard. Paris. 1837.
78771
2 vols., 8vo
[Sedgwick.] Home. By the Author of " Redwood" ...
Boston and Cambridge : J. Munroe iff Co. 1835. l8mo, pp. (8),
158. 78772
Sedgwick, Home. By Miss Sedgwick ... London. 1841.
8vo. + London. 1844. i8mo. -f New Edition. Boston and
Cambridge: James Munroe and Company. MDCCCLiv. i8mo, pp.
(6), 158. 78773
Sedgwick. Home. By Miss Sedgwick. Paul and Virginia,
and the Indian Cottage. By Bernardin St. Pierre. Elizabeth ;
or, the Exiles of Siberia. By Madame Cottin. London. 1853.
8vo. 78774
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[Sedgwick.] Hope Leslie ; or, Early Times in the Massa-
chusetts. By the Author of Redwood. ... New Tork : fVhite^
Gallaher^ and IVhite. 1827. 2 vols., i2mo, pp. vii, 13-279; 296.
-\- London. 1828. 3 vols., i2mo. -|- New York. 1842. 2 vols.,
i2mo. c. 78775
Sedgwick. Hope Leslie; or. Early Times in the Massachu-
setts. By Miss Sedgwick. London. 1850. i2mo. -\- New Tork.
1862. 2 vols., i2mo. l^n^
Sedgwick. Hope Leslie ; of Vorige Tijden in Massachu-
setts. ... Deventer. 1838. 8vo. s. 78777
Sedgwick. La jcune Sauvage, ou Ics premieres annees de la
province de Massachusetts, roman americain de Miss Sedgwick ;
traduit de I'anglais par Cohen. Paris : Mame et Delaunay-Vall'ee.
1828. 4 vols., i2mo. 7^778
Sedgwick. Leben der Lucretia Maria Davidson. Aus dem
Englischen der Miss Sedgwick. Leipzig: F. A. Brockhaus. 1848.
i2mo, pp. X, 200. H. 78779
Translated from the nicmuir in Sparks's Library of American Biography, Vol. vii.,
pp. ai 9-294.
[Sedgwick.] Letters from Abroad to Kindred at Home. ...
By the Author of " Hope Leslie," ... In two volumes. ... Neiv
Tork : Harper tff Brothers. 1841. 2 vols., i2mo, pp. (2), ix-275,
(i); (2), 7-297. L. -f [//'/V.] 1845. 2 vols., i2mo. b.
Sedgwick. Letters from Abroad to Kindred at Home. By
Miss Sedgwick .... London: Edward Moxon. mdcccxli. 2 vols.,
i2mo, pp. viii, 284; (4), 316. b. 78781
Sedgwick. Life and Letters of Catharine M. Sedgwick.
Edited by Mary E. Dewey. New Tork : Harper & Brothers.
1871. i2mo, pp. (2), 9-446. Frontispiece and 2 Portraits, l.
Sedgwick. Life in Town and Country. ... London. 1853.
8vo. 78783
[Sedgwick.] The Linwoods; or "Sixty Years Since" in
America. By the Author of "Hope Leslie," ... New-Tor k :
Harper i^ Brothers. 1835. 2 vols., i2mo, pp. 288; 287. a., B.
-f- New Tork. 1861. 2 vols., i2mo. 78784
Sedgwick. The Linwoods ; or "Sixty Years since in Amer-
ica." ... London: Churton. 1835. 3 vols., i2mo. -\- London:
W. Smith. 1840. 8vo. 78785
i2mo.
SEDGWICK.
[bEDGWicK.J Live anci l«» r-
Scent, i„ N„ y^^i^ |.|.^ »A. 78786
tJ^r'^"'^' ^'"" ""<' '« live • or I)
'"'"'• - ^'"'"■- r.gi. .837 Isl^'i"™"'"^ Service ill„s.
[.^^S^T-^S ^-^ - -„.e„. ... ,^X:
Sedgwick f r..,^ t^ 1 7^7^^
Un^.: 4: .^3T \tZ. "" ^■''^"'-- % Miss Sedg^iC.
«f"H:ruU"'^^"'^''^H.'=' A Novel Bv,h /T'
vols lomo '•••••• ^'-^-rork: Harter E^ fi ■ /^>' '*'^ Author
vois., i2mo, pp. viii, 7_26i • oH.. 7 Iv ^''^'^^^-j. i8c7 o
llmo. '7 2DI, 284. +Nezorork. 1858. a^^^,,.^
Sedgwick. Marr;«^ o- . 7^790
Atet'^^„^„r -^^f-V «e.r.,r.„,„,. HZ
tof * A^ "".XPP- ?7«. ^- Boston. \uZ\ \t^'"^ J^yonl^lvebb.
t.on. M«; nr^. |-,842 ?J i8mo '"' '^'""- + Second Edi-
Sedgwick. Mean<! :,n^ ir j ^^^792
re °JV' lomo, pp. viii o-,^
[Sedgwick 1 IU • r ' 73*
^e Au,hor ofJ" £7:;/ fe ^. ^'""fe > Model Man. By
tsrothen. i8c8 iA,„„ ^nas, ... New- Tori • fj ^ X
*oio. lomo, pp. 200. '^'JorK. Harper &
Sedgwick. Moral.: «f ft4 ^** ^' 7^794
feople. By Miss" ;:,l^"""^'' "• "'"" for our Yo„,„
-"• ». +'£^1- .8"..+ tr' ^'""■™- f^^' .8"
Sedgwick, a NT^,., i? i . 78796
_^-5ari„eM.SedgS.'^"S-r];j<=.and A^scellanies. By
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[Sedgwick.] The Poor Rich Man, and the Rich Poor Man.
By the Author of "Hope Leslie," ... New-Tfork : Harper is'
Brothers. 1836. i8mo, pp. 186. b. -f [Ibid.] 1837. iSmo,
pp. 186. -f \^Ibid. 1864.] i8mo, pp. 186. c. 7S798
Sedgwick. The Poor Rich Man, and the Rich Poor Man,
... London. 1839. i8mo. 7^799
[Sedgwick.] Redwood; a Tale. By the Author of "A
New England Tale," ... New York. 1824. 2 vols., i2nio. -f
London. 1824. 3 vols., i2mo. -|- Author's Revised Edition. ...
New-Y'ork : George P. Putnam, m.dccc.l. i2mo, pp. 457. h.
+ \Jbid.'\ 1856. i2mo. 78800
[Sedgwick.] Redvood, roman americin, traduit de I'anglais
... Paris., Boulland. 1824. 4 vols., l2mo. 78801
" Traduction i]ui a ite publie a tort sous le nom de Cooper." — ^uiRAKD. It was
also translated into Italian, German and Swedish.
[Sedgwick.] Stories for Young Persons. By the Author of
"The Linwoods." ... New York. 1840. i8mo, pp. 185.
Sedgwick. Stories for Young Persons. By Miss Sedgwick.
London. 1847. i8mo. -|- London. 1850. i8mo. 78803
" Editions were issued in London by three ditl'erent publishers." — Alliuune.
[Sedgwick.] Tales and Sketches. By the Author of " Hope
Leslie." ... Philadelphia: Carey^ Leal£ B'-iuchard. 1835. l2mo,
pp. 285. c. 78804
[Sedgwick.] Tales and Sketches. Second Series. By the
Author of "Hope Leslie." ... New-Tor k : Harper iff Brothen.
1844. i8mo, pp. 396. BA. -f- New York. 1858. i8nK).
[Sedgwick.] The Travellers. A Tale. Designed for
Young People. By the Author of "Redwood," ... New-York:
E. Bliss and E. IV bite. 1825. i8mo. ba. 78806
Travels in the United States and Canad.i.
Sedgwick. The Works of Catharine M. Sedgwick. Con-
taining Redwood ; Clarence ; a New England Tale, and Miscel-
lanies. ... New York. 1849. 3 vols., i2mo. a., p. -^ New
York. 1856. 3 vols., i2mo. 78H07
Sedgwick [Mrs. C.) A Talk with my Pupils. By Mrs.
Charles Sedgwick. ... New York: John Hopper, mdccclxiii.
i2mo, pp. (10), 235. 78808
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Sedgwick (C. B.) Emancipation and Enrollment of Slaves
in the Service of the United States. Speech of Hon. Charles
H. Sedgwick, of New York, delivered in the House of Repre-
sentatives, ... May 23, 1862. [^IFashington, D. C: Scammfll isf
Co,y Printers. 1862.] 8vo, pp. ll. 78809
Sedgwick. An Eulogy on Abraham Ivincoln Sixteenth Pres-
ident of the United States, Pronounced by the Hon. Charles B.
Sedgwick, on the Occasion of the Obsequies at Syracuse, April
19th, 1865. Syracuse: The Daily 'Journal Steam Book and "Job
Office. 1865. 8vo, pp. 16. 78810
Sedgwick. The Republican Party the result of Southern
Aggression. Speech of Hon. C B. Sedgwick, of New York.
Delivered in the House of Representatives, March 26, i860.
\PVashington.^ D. C. : Buell & Blanchard., Printers, i860. J 8vo,
pp. 12. B. 7881 1
Sedgwick. Speech of Hon. C. B. Sedgwick, of New York,
on Government Contracts. Delivered in the House of Repre-
sentatives, April 28, 1862. [^IVashington: L. Towers^' Co. ^ Print-
ers. 1862.] 8vo, pp. 16. B. 78812
Sedgwick. State of the Union. Speech of the Hon. Charles
B. Sedgwick, of New York. Delivered in the House of Rep-
resentatives, February 7, 1861. \^Washington : IV. H, Moore^
Printer. 1 86 1.] 8vo, pp. 8. B. 78813
Sedgwick (C. F.) Fifty Years at the Litchfield County Bar,
A Lecture delivered before the Litchfield County Bar, April 13,
1870. By Charles F. Sedgwick, Esq. Litchfield.^ Conn. 1870.
8vo, pp. 15. H. 78814
Sedgwick. General History of the Town of Sharon, Litch-
field County, Conn., from its first settlement. By Charles F.
Sedgwick. Second Edition. Jmenia^ M T.: Charles IValsh.
1877. ^v"> PP' 207. 78815
Sedgwick. A History of the Town of Sharon, Litchfield
County, Conn. From its first settlement. By Charles F. Sedg-
wick. Hartford: Printed by Case.^ Tiffany ^ Co. 1842. i6mo,
pp. 124. B. 78816
[Sedgwick (E.)] Stories of the Spanish Conquests in Amer-
ica. Designed for the use of Children. ... Boston: Leonard C.
Bowles: 1830. 3 vols., i2mo, pp. 237 ; 222,(2); 182. Wood-
cuts. B. 78817
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[Sedgwick (Henry Dwight), A. 1785, r/, 1831.] An Appeal
to the People of the City of New- York, on the [>roposcd Altera-
tion of the Charter of the City. By a Poor Citizen. ... Nirw-
Tork : Printed by J. Seymour. 1821. 8vo, pp. 24. ha. 78818
[Sedgwick.] The English Practice : A Statement, showing
some of the evils and absurdities of the Practice of the English
Common Law, as adopted in several of the United States, and
particularly in the State of New- York. ... By a Lover of Im-
provement. New-Tork : Printed by "J. Seymour. 1822. 8vo, pp.
71. BA. 78819
Sedgwick. Refutation of the Reasons assigned by the Arbi-
trators, for their award in the case of the two Greek Frigates.
By H. D. Sedgwick. New-Tork: Printed by J. Seymour. 1826.
8vo, pp. viii, 43. 78820
[Sedgwick.] Remarks on the Charges made against the Re-
ligion and Morals of the People of Boston, and its vicinity. By
the Rev. Gardiner Spring, d.d. in a Sermon, preached before the
New-England Society of New- York, December 22, 1820. Nnv-
Tork : Printed by C. S. f^an IVinkle. 1820. 8vo, pp. 21. H.
Sedgwick. A Vindication of the Conduct and Character or
Henry L'. Sedgwick, against certain charges made by the Hon-
ourable Jonas Piatt : together with some statements and inquiries,
intended to elicit the reasons of the award in (he case of the
Greek Frigates. New-Tork: Printed by "J. Seymour . 1826. 8vo,
pp. 24. -\- Second Edition, with a Postscript. \^Ibid.~\ 1826.
8vo, pp. 32. 78822
For a " Postscript to the second edition ot" Mr. Sedgwick's Vindication," pp. 89-96,
ttt ContosMvlos (A.), Vol. iv., No. 16173.
Sedgwick (H. D.) Address at the Dedication of the Sol-
diers' Monument, in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, October 17th,
1866. By Henry Dwight Sedgwick. New Tork : Baker ks' God-
win., Printers. 1867. 8vo, pp. 20. H. 78823
Sedgwick. The Relation and Duty of the Lawyer to the
State. A Lecture ... before the Law School, of the University
of the City of New York, February 9th, 1872. By Henry D.
Sedgwick. New Tork : Baker i^ Godwin., Printers. 1872. 8v(),
pp. 42. H. 78824
Sedgwick (J.) Antinoniianisme Anatomized. Or, a Cilasse
for the Lawlesse ; Who deny the Ruling use t>r the Morall Law
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unto Christians under the (jospd. My John Sedgwick, it.i). and
Pastor of the Church of (ioil at Alphagc near Cripplc-gatc, Lon-
don. London^ Priutad for Samui'l (iellibraud^ and are to ht sold at
his shop in Pauls Churchyard at the sign of the Ihaxen Set pent.
1643. 4to, pp. (8), 46. j.c.H. 78825
Sedcjwick (J.) Description of the Ceremony of Dedication
of the Statue of Major-Ciencral John Sedgwick, ... at West
Point, N. Y., October 21, 1S68. Including the Oration of
Hon. George W. Curtis .... Mew ll'ork : D. /'an Nostrand^ Pub-
lisher. 1869. 8vo, pp. tj. Frontispiece. H., H. 78826
Sedgwick (R.) An Orati')n ... before the Washington He-
nevolent Society ... New York ... Fourth of July, 1811. My
Robert Sedgwick, Ksquire. ... New-1'ori : Printed by Largin &
Thompson. 181 I. 8vo, pp. 16. B., N. 78827
See alsn Duet (J.) .;«./ Si'dywitk (R.), Vol. v., Nd. 21108.
[Skdgwick {Mrs. Susan Ridley), />. 1789,^/. 1867.] Alida ;
or, Fown and Country. Hy the Author of "Allen Prescott."
New y'ork. 1844. 8vo. -f- London. 1845. i6mo. -j- London.
1861. i6mo. 78828
[Sedgwick.] Allen Prescott: or, the Fortunes of a New
England Hoy. ... New-York : Harper h' Brothers. 1834. 2 vols.,
l2mo, pp. (4), 212; 222. BA. 78829
Also: Mor.ils of Flfasuie ... l'biliidel['l.<i,i. 1829.
New York. 1859. I2mo. — Tin- Young Emigrants .
liun, 1853. i6nnu.
1 imo. — Walter Thi-rnli'y ...
Jioston. 1X30. I2mu. -\- Lon-
Sedgwick [Theodore], b. 1746, d. 1813. The Honourable
Mr. Sedgwick's Political Last Will and I'estament, with an
Inventory and Appraisal of the Legacies therein Bequeathed.
To the Electors of the first Western District of Massachusetts,
published for the particular use of the Legatees and th? Cieneral
Henefit of all Mankind, [n. p.] From a Republican Press. Anno-
que Domini.^ 1800. 8vo, pp. 21,
BA., M.
78830
Sedgwick (T.), h. 1780, d. 1839. An Address, delivered
before the Berkshire Agricultural Society, October 7, 1830. By
Theodore Sedgwick .... Pittsfield : Printed by Phinehas Allen and
Son. 1830. 8vo, pp. 20. H. 78831
Sedgwick. An Address of Theodore Sedgwick, Esq. deliv-
ered before the Berkshire Association for the Promotion of Agri-
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culture and Manufactures, at Pittsficid, October 2, 1823. "•
Pittsfitld : Printed hy Phinehns Alltn. 1823. 8vo, pp. 32. ha.
[Sedowick.] Brief Remarks on the Rail Roads, proposed in
Massachusetts. By Berkshire. Stockhrid^e : Printed hy Charles
ff^ehster. 1 828. 8vo, pp. 23. 11., W. 78833
[Skdowicic.] Hints to my Countrymen. By an American.
... New-Tork : J. Seymour. 1826. i2mo, pp. v, (2), 216. h.
[Sedgwick.] The Practicability of the Abolition of Slavery.
A Lecture delivered at the Lyceum in Stockbridge, Massachu-
setts, February, 1831. ... New Y'ork : Printed hy J. Seymour.
1831. 8vo, pp. 48. 7*^^35
Sedgwick. Public and Private Economy. By Theodore
Sedgwick. Part First. New-Vork : Harper tsf Brothers, 1836.
i2mo, pp. 263. l^^Z^
Sedgwick. Public and Private Economy. Illustrated by
Observations made in England in the year 1836. By Theodore
Sedgwick. Part 11. New-Tork: Harper & Brothers. 1838.
i2mo, pp. 210. + Part in. [/^/V.] 1839. i2mo, pp. 156. h.
[Sedgwick (Theodore), l>. 181 1, d. 1859.] Address and
Poem, delivered before the Columbia College Alumni Associa-
tion, at Hope Chapel, October 27, 1858. New Tork : John F.
Trow ^ Printer. 1858. 8vo, pp. 34, 31. A., B. 78838
Sedgwick. The American Citizen : His True Position,
Character and Duties, a Discourse, delivered before the Senate
of Union College, At Schenectady, 26th July, 1847. By Theo-
dore Sedgwick. ... New-Tork: (Vi ley and Putnam. 1847. 8vo,
pp. 36, and covers. a. 78839
[Sedgwick.] How shall the lawyers be paid ? or, Some Re-
marks upon two acts recently passed on the subject of the costs
of legal proceedings in a letter to John Anthon. New Tork.
1840. 8vo. 78840
Sedgwick. A Memoir of the Life of William Livingston,
Member of Congress, in 1774, 1775, and 1776; Delegate to the
Federal Convention in 1787, and Governor of the State of New
Jersey, from 1776 to 1790. With Extracts from his Correspond-
ence, and notices of various members of his family. ... By Theo-
dore Sedgwick, Jun. New Tork : J. t^ J. Harper. 1833. 8vo,
pp. 449, (2), 7. Portrait. a., ba., h. 78841
I5fej
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SKHCiwicK. A Statement of Facts in relation to the Delays
aik\ Arrears of business in the Court of Chancery of the State
of New- York. With some Suj^gestions for a C'hange in its
Organizations. My ThiuMloie Sedgwick, Jun. ... Nttv Y'ork :
Altx. S, Goulci^ Printer, 1H3S. Hvo, pp. 80. A., H., C, s. 78842
[Skdcjwick..] Thoughts on the Proposed Annexation of
Texas t«) the United States. First I'liMished in the New- York
Fvening Post, under the Signature of Veto. Nnv-y'ork : Pritited
hy I), I'linshdw. 1 844. 8vo, pp. 55, and covers. 7^^43
Till' |)tf f.lif ia sigiitil " T. S."
Seijowkk. 'Fhoughts on the Proposed Annexation of 'Fexas
to the U. S. First published in the N. Y. Fvening Post, under
the signature of "Veto," (Theodore Sedgwick.) 'l^ogcther with
the Address of Albert (jallatin, 1.1..U. delivered- ... 24th of April,
1844. Second Edition. New Tf'ork : I'rintefi by S. IV. lienedict isf
Co. 1844. 8vo, pp. 56, and covers. ka. 78844
[Sedgwick.] What is Monopoly? or Some Considerations
upon the subject of Corporations and Currency. Hy a Citi/.en
of New- York. Nexu Tori. 1835. 8vo. s. 78845
[Sedgwick {Mrs. Theodore).} See [Sedgwick {Mrs. Susan
Ridley)].
Sedi.ey (H.), a. 1835. Marian Rooke ; or, the ^uest for
Fortune. A Tale of the Younger World. By Henry Sedlcy
... London. 1865. 3 vols., i2nio. -{- New Tork : Sheldon i^ Co.
1865. i2mo. 78846
Seebohm (B.) Memoirs of William Forster. Edited by Ben-
jamin Seebohm. ... London: Alfred IV. Bennett ... 1865. 2 vols.,
8vo. -f- Philadelphia : H. Longstreth. 1868. 2 vols., 8vo.
William Forster was a minister of' the Society of Friends. He visited the United
States IP. 1820, and again in 1853, for the purpose of° presenting an address on slavery
to the president and the governors of the southern States. See alto Grellet (S.), Vol.
VII., No. 28748.
Seebohm (F[rederick].) The Crisis of Emancipation in Amer-
ica ; being a Review of the History of Emancipation, from the
beginning of the Ame'-ican war to the assassination of President
Lincoln. By F\ Seebohm. .. London: Alfred IV. Bennett. [Rich-
ard Barrett, Printer.) 1865. 8vo. 78848
Seeckere naedeie Missive. See Vol. 11., No. 7634.
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iiiiELEY.
Sceckerc Remonstrantic. AV/ Vol. 11., No. 7635.
Shf.okr (C. L.), h. 1763, d. 1848. A Lecture on the Epi-
demic Cholera, delivered in Springfield, on the id of August, and
in Northampton, on the 9th of August, 1H32 ... Hy C. L. Sce-
gcr, M.D. ... Boston: Printtd hy Andrtw IVright. 1832. 8vo, pp.
a6. B., w. 78849
Sekof.k. An Oration, pronounced at Northampton, on the
sixth of March, 1810, in Commemoration of the Inauguration
of Thomas Jctt'erson as President of the United States. Hy C.
L. Seeger, m.d. ... Northampton^ {Ms.): Printed at the office of the
Anti- Monarchist. 1 8 10. 8vo, pp. 20. B. 78850
Seegkk. An Oration, pronounced at Northampton, July 4,
1810, in Commemoration of the Anniversary of American Inde-
pendence. Hy C. L. Seeger, m.d. ... Northampton.,{Ms.) Printed
at the Office of the Anti- Monarchist. 1 8 10. 8vo, pp. 19. -f Sec-
ond edition. [/^'</.] 1810. 8vo, pp. 19. 78851
Dcr Seekampf zwischen den PanzcrschifFcn Merrimac und
Monitor auf der Rede von Hampton. Leipzig : G. Poenicke.
1862. 8vo, pp. 16. 78852
On the Petition of the Sekkonk Branch Rail-Road Co.
A Brief, explained by a Statement of the Case. [n. p. 1837.']
8vo, pp. 22. BA. 78853
Stt also Bur{{ea (T.), Vol. in., No. 9235, tioti.
Report and Bill on the Petition of the Seekonk Branch Rail-
road Company. \_Boston. 1838.] 8vo, pp. 61. 78854
Massachusetts Senate Document, No. 98.
Reports on the Petition of Tristam Burges and others, for a
Branch Railroad in Seekonk, &c. [^Boston. 1836.] 8vo, pp. 47.
Substance of Argument of Respondent's Counsel on the Appli-
cation of the Seekonk Branch Railroad Company to the Com-
mittee of the Legislature [of Massachusetts,] to run Locomotive
Engines on the Providence and Worcester Railroads, and through
the Worcester Merchandize Depot. Boston : "John H. Easthurn^
Printer. 1838. 8vo, pp. 46. BA. 78856
Seeley (L. W.) An Address before the Literary Societies in
Marietta College, Ohio, July 30th, 1851. By the Rev. L. W.
Seeley of Midway, Ky. ... Marietta: Printed at the Republican
Offic/". 1 85 1. 8vo, pp. 22. 78857
NKKMANN.
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R»;nV:^H''sfrr' «'«'"-. will!: ,;^^^^^^^^
"National CVisir" ^' u 9' '^' '^^S- A Sermon
ward E. Seclyc ' VV ^^"*'*^T'''^«y, April, 186 Lr iJ*!"
'^'-'yt ... ^cheueetady. 1861. 8vo ^ '^' **'*''
J^fefel.YK (\ \\\ L ^i ' 7^y62
State. A slrm 1 .• '^^^- '^^e Christim V\
ma, t ,„_ .^_,^,^^ cm „f M.«.ch„.e,.s „ ,^h a„-
SeeLYE (S T \ AC 7^*^63
toiler c ,«cA ^ '^ ^^''"lon delivered in A Ik
of Rev K I ' ^"'""'emorative of Mrs L:" n ''^.">'' - ^^c-
"f Kev. Edward Aiken, of the Z .^^^"- ?"san D. Aiken, Wife
Herald, u„der\hi e„mi,'„d"'?7 "^ . "'5. Voyage of H. M S
""i.g the years 1845-5, p^uVf'!.'" "'"'•'' ^''""'. « " c »
Wd.C . ,^„V/,"S^^^^^^^^^^^^^
5-483. 'X Pl.t:'*- '-""''"" ■«5.'-f857 tt^'l'!'
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SEKKEISE.
Seemann. History of the Isthmus of Panama, By Dr. Bert-
hold Seemarin. Printed and puhlished at the Office of the Star and
Herald^ Panama. 1867. 8vo, pp. (2), 53. B. 78866
Seemann. Narrative of the Voyage of H. M.S. Herald dur-
ing the Years 1845-51, under the Command of Captain Henry
Kellett, R.N., c.B. ; being a Circuminavigation of the Globe, and
Three Cru'zes to the Arctic Regions in Search of Sir John
Franklin. By Berthold Seemann, f.l.s. ... In tvo volumes. ...
London: Reeve and Co. 1853. ^ vols., 8vo, pp. xvi, 322; vii,
302. Map and 2 Plates. a., c. 78867
Seemann. Reise um die Welt und drei Fahrten der Konig-
lich Britischen Fregatte Herald nach dcm nordlichen Polarmeere
zur Aufsuchung Sir John Franklin's in den Jahren 1 845-1851.
Von Berthold Seemann. ... Hannover. Carl Riimpler. 1853. 2
vols., 8vo, pp. xi, 335 ; vi, 294. 4 Plates. 78868
Seemann. Die Volksnamerr*" der Amerikanischen Pflanzen
gesammclt von Berthold Seemann. The popular nomenclature
of the American Flora. ... Hannovtr. 1851. 8vo, pp. (10), 54.
See also Pirn (B. C. T.) ami Seemann (B.), Vol. xv., No. 62871.
The Se'er, or, the American Prophecy. A Poem. London:
Harrison. 1779. 8vo. 78870
*' The American Se'er is full brother to Nereus, the old Sea-boy." — Monthly Re-view,
LX. 318.
The Seer. See [Pratt (O.)], Vol. xv., No. 64961.
Seer gedenckwaerdige | Vojagien, | Van | Johan Sanderson, |
Hendrick Timberly, en | Capt. Johan Smith, | Door] Europa, Asia
en America. I Nevens een pertinente Beschrijvinge van|'t Heylige
Landt, |En voornamelijck van het Oudt en Nieuw| Jerusalem en
Tempel Salomons. I Als oock de schrickelijcke Belegeringen,
Elendigen Hongers-j noot, en verscheyde verwoestingen der sel-
ver Stadt, volgens | de Prophecye van onsen Saligmaker Jesus
Christus, | En hoedanigh Jerusalem van de hedendaeghse j Reysi-
gers bevonden wordt. | Met kopere Platen ver^'iert. \t'Jmsterdam,
by 'Jochem van Dyck^ Boeckverkooper op den \ Dam^ bexijden '/ Stadt-
huysy 1678. 1 4to, engraved title, printed title, 4 other prel. leaves,
pp. 1-157, (i). Plates at pp. 9, 29, 57, and 77. c. 78871
Pages 90-104 contain an extract tVom the travels of Captain John Smith.
Seereise eines jungen Officiers. See [Prenties (S. W.)], Vol.
XV., No. 65080.
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The Seer's Calcmlar of Events, Containing Zailkid's Proph-
ecy on the Great Rebellion, showing the fuiure of America.
[New York. 1863.] i8mo, pp. 22. 78872
Sega (James). Componimenti Poetici d'un Italiano Profugo
in America. Editi Per interesse di Giacomo Sega .... Filadelfia:
Dai torchi di C. Alexander. 1829. 8vo, 24 leaves. B., ba., c.
Sega. An Essay on the Practice of Duelling, as it exists in
Modern Society. Occasioned by the late lamentable occurrence
near Philadelphia. By James Sega, ll.d. Translated from the
Italian, by the Author. ... Philadelphia. 1830. 8vo, pp. (2), 45.
Sega. What is True Civilization, or. Means to suppress the
Practice of Duelling, to prevent, or to punish, crimes, and to
abolish the Punishment of Death. By James Sega, l.l.b. ...
Boston: IVilUam Smithy Printer. 1830. i2mo, pp. '8, iii-xiv, 243,
(l). B., BA. 78875
Segak (J. [E.]), b. 1804, d. 1885. Case of Joseph Segar, of
Virginia, claiming seat as Representative in Congress from the
State at large. Notes by Claimant, [n. p. 1869.] 8vo, pp. 8.
Segak. Great Thoroughfares and their National Aspects.
By Joseph Segar. From the Richmond Whig, December 2,
1868. Richmond. 1868. 8vo. 78877
Segar. Joseph Segar vs. United States. Claim for rent, sup-
plies, &c. Abstract of evidence, [n. p. 1868.] 8vo, pp. 8. h.
Segar. Letter of Hon. Joseph Segar, to a Friend in Virginia,
in Vindication of his course in declining to follow his State into
Secession. JVashington^ D. C. : IVilliam H. Moore^ Printer. 1862.
8vo, pp. 39. B. 78879
Segar. Letter of Jos. Segar, Esq., to Gen. Dix [on his proc-
lamation to the people of the eastern shore of Virginia. fVash-
ington. 1 86 1.] 8vo, pp. 9. B. 78880
Segar. Letter of Joseph Segar to Robert Saunders, Esq., of
Williamsburg. [Dated Hampton, June 28, 1861. n. p. 1861.]
8vo, pp. 15. 78881
Segar. Petition of Joseph Segar, of Virginia. To the Con-
gress of the United States : [asking that a special act be passed
for his relief, n. p. 1868.?] 8vo, pp. 3. H. 78882
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Segar. Remarks of Mr. Seger [j'V], In Senate, March 2ist
and 22il, In Committee of the Whole, on the Black River Canal
Bill. [n. p. 1846.] 8vo, pp. 25. 78883
Segar. Ship Canals. Speech of the Hon. Joseph Segar, of
Virginia, in the House of Representatives, P'cbruary 7, 1863.
[n. p. 1863.] 8vo, pp. 12. B. 78884
On the bill for the construction of a Ship Canal from the Mississippi river to Lake
Michigan.
Segar. Speech ... on the Subject of a General System of
Internal Improvements, delivered in the House of Delegates, ...
1838. Richmond. 1838. l2mo, pp. 50. 78885
Segar. Speech of Mr. Joseph Segar ... on the Wilmot Pro-
viso. Delivered in the House of Delegates, January 19, 1849.
Richmond: Printed by Shepherd and Colin. 1849. 8vo, pp. 22. B.
Segar. Speech ... on the Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road
Belt, delivered in the House of Delegates ... February ;? .; -ind
24, 1849. Richmond. 1 849. 8vo, pp. 48. 78887
Segar. ... Speech of Joseph Segar, Esq. ... Delivered in
the House of Delegates, February 21st and 24th, i860, on the
Bill to amend the Charter of the James River and Kanawha
Company. [^Richmond. i86o.] 8vo. h. 78888
With heading: (From the Richmond Enquirer, o( March 6th, i860.)
Segar. Speech of Joseph Segar, Esq. ... in the House of
Delegates of Virginia, March the 30th, 1861, on the Resolutions
of the Senate, directing the Government of Virginia to seize by
military force, the U. S. Guns at Bellona Arsenal, and on the
Secession of Virginia, [n. p. 1861.] 8vo, pp. 23. ba. 78889
Segar. Speech of Hon. Joseph Segar, on Re-Construction,
at Hampton, July 27, 1867. [n. p. 1867.] 8vo, pp. 21. ba.
Segar. Speeches of Hon. Joseph Segar and Hon. L. H.
Chandler, in the House of Representatives, May 17, 1864, in
defence of their Claim to a Seat in the 38th Congress. fVash-
ington^ D. C. : IVilliam H. Moore^ Printer. 1864. 8vo, pp. 28,
23. B. 78891
Segar. Substance of the Remarks made by Mr. Joseph
Segar, at a meeting of the Citizens of Northampton County, on
the twenty-second of February, on the subject of the removal of
the Government Deposites from the Bank of the United States.
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... Richmond: Printed by Samuel Shepherd i^ Co. 1834. 8vo, pp.
34. 78892
[Segar.] To the Voters of the First Congressional District
of Virginia. [fVaihington. 1862.] 8vo, pp. 7. B. 78893
Signed " Jos. Segar."
Segar. Vindication of the Union. Speech of Hon. Joseph
Segar, of ... Virginia, before the Union Meeting in Portsmouth,
Va. ... May 31, 1862. ... IVashington : Printed by IV. H.Moore.
1862. 8vo, pp. 14. B., c. 78894
Also: Speech ... on the Independence of Texas ... Richmond. 1837. 8vo, pp. 26.
Segar (N.) A Brief Narrative of the Captivity and Suffer-
ings of Lt. Nathan'l Segar, who was taken prisoner by the Indians
and carried to Canada, during the Revolutionary War. Written
by Himself. Paris.^ {Me.) 1825. i2nio, pp. 36. H., w. 78895
Segersz van DER Brugge (J.) Joumacl, | Of Dagh-Regis-
ter, gehouden by Seven | Matroosen, | In haer Overwinteren op |
Spitsbergen in Maurits-Bay, | Gelegen in Groenlandt, t'zedert het
vertreck van de Visschery- 1 Schepen der Geoctroyeerde Noordt-
sche Compagnie, in Nederlandt, | zijnde den 30. Augusty, 1633.
tot de wederkomst der voorsz. Schepen, den | 27. May, Anno
1634. 1 Beschreven door den Bevelhebber |Jacob Segersz. van der
Brugge. I [Engraving of a bear hunt.] \t' Amsterdam^ Gedruckt\By
Giliis "Joosten Saeghman.^ in de Nieuwe-straet^ | Ordinaris Drucker
van de 'Journalen der Zee- en Landt-Reysen. \ [1663 .^] 410, pp. 48.
6 Engravings in the text. L. 78896
Segersz van der Brugge. Journael, | Of Dagh-Register,
gehouden by seven | Matroosen ... wederkomste ... Bevel-hebber
... [Engraving of a ship.] | f Amsterdam^ Gedruckt\ By Gillis Joosten
Saeghman ...\_ibb-^.^ 4to, pp. 48. 78897
Title from Tide, No. 253.
Segersz van der Brugge. Twee Journalen | Yeder gehou-
den by Seven] Matroosen. | In haer Overwinteren op | Spitsbergen,
I Gelegen in Groenlant, t'zedert het vertreck van de Visschery- 1
Schepen der Geoctroyeerde Noortsche Compagnie, in Nederlant j
zijnde den 30. Augusty 1633. tot de wederkomst der voorsz
Schepen, den | 27. May, 1634. Welcke Maets doen zijn afge-
lost, en seven andere vry wil- 1 lige daer op gebleven, doch dese
zijn al t' samen gestorven. | Beschreven door den Opper-bevel-
hebber | Jacob Segersz van der Brugge. | [Engraving of a ship.] |
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t' /fmster{/am^\ By Gillis 'Jooiten Xaagman^ in cle Nieuwe-straet^\ Or-
dinarii Drucker van de ^ournalen ter Zee- en Landt-reysen. | [167-?]
4to, pp. 36. c. 78898
Title furnished by Mr. James C. Pilling. The three fullowing titles relate tu the
same affair :
Het Tweede Journael, of Dagh- register, gehouden by seven
Matroosei), in het Overwintercn op Spitzbergen in Maurits-bay
Geleghen in Groenlandt ... Amsterdam, [n. d.] 4to, 2 unnum-
bered leaves. 7^^99
Journael Of Dagh-Register gehouden by seven Matroosen, In
het Overwinteren op 't Eyiandt Mauritius, in Groenlandt, In 't
Jaer 1633 en 1634. Mitsgaders Een kort vcrhael van 't vangen
der WaTvissen, en andere Avontueren by verscheyde gelegenthe-
den In Groenlant voorgevallen. [Jmsterdam. n. d.] 410, pp. 24.
Plate, and 2 Engravings in the text. 78900
Pages 20-24 contain the journal of the voyage of Dirck Albertsz Raven to Green-
land in 1639, This edition is not mentioned by Tiele.
' Journael by 7 matroosen in *t overwinteren op 't Eyiandt Mau-
ritius in Groenlandt in 1633, en 34, doch syn 't samen aldaer
gestorven ... Verhalende de wonderheden van de Beeren, only-
delijcke Koude, ... en van 't vangen der Walvisschen, ... Amster-
dam^ G. y. Zaagman. [167-?] 4to, pp. 24. 78901
Not mentioned by Tiele. See alto " loernael," Vol. ix., No. 34968; "Twee Jour-
nalen, Het Eerste gehouden by de Seven Matroosen ;" and " Twee Journalen, Gehou-
den by seven Matroosen."
Segni (D. Diego Raymundo). Antiquario Noticiosa General
de Espana y Sus Indios. [n. p.] 1769. i2mo. 78902
Title from the " Bibliotheca Americana," of 1789, p. 160.
Segovia (Miguel). Arco Triunfal magniiico, que la Sta.
Iglesia de Antequera de Oaxaca erigid a su Obispo, el lUmo. D.
Alonso de Cuevas Davalos ... Mexico, por Jgust'tn Santistevan.
1658. 4to. 78903
Title from Beristain, who also mentions another publication by the same author :
"£1 nuevo Sacerdote y Pontifice Onias, replandeciente en el Tempio, como el Sol."
[Seguenot {Father), of Montreal.'] A j Letter | From a |
Romish Priest [Father Seguenot] | in Canada, | To One [Mrs.
Christina Baker] who was taken Captive in | her Infancy, and
Instructed in the | Romish Faith, but some time | ago returned to
this her Native | Country. | With an Answer thereto, | By a Person
to whom it was Communicated [Gov. William Burnett, of Mas-
Sta.
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sachusetts], | Boston : Printed for D. Henchman^ at \ the Corner Shop
over against the Brick Meeting- \ House in Corn-hill. Moccxxix. |
8vo, pp. (2), ii, 26. BA., M. 78904
See the Biintey catalogue, Nu. 7750.
Seguin (Pascasiu de). Galicia, Reino de Cristo Sacramen-
tado : Santiago, Principe hercditario de este Reino : 6 Idea de las
Grandezas de dicho Apdstol y del Reino de Galicia ... Mexico.
1750. 2 vols., 4to. 78905
Title from Beristain. There is a copy in the Advocates' Library at Edinburgh.
Seguin. Historia General del Reino de Galicia. ... Habana.
1847. 8vo. Maps and Plates. 78906
Segunda Carta, de un Americano al Espafiol, sobre su numero
XIX. Contestacion, a su respuesta dada en el num" xxiv. Lon-
(ires : En la imprenta de Guillexmo Glindon. 18 1 2. 8vo, pp. 200,
(i). H. 78907
For the first letter tee Vol. in., No. 11094, and add : Errata (i).
La segunda parte de la historia general. See [Gomara (F. '
de)].
... Segunda Relacion. See Vol. xii.. No. 51243, and for eol-
ation read : pp. (4). See also Vol. xvi.. No. 69235.
Segunda Representacion. See [Sancho (J. M. G.)], Vol. xviii..
No. 7631 1.
Segundas Observaciones sobre el Opusculo intitulado El Impe-
rio y el Clero Mexicano del Seiior Abate Testory, ... por un
Sacerdote Mexicano. Mexico. 1865. 8vo, pp. 47. 78908
Segundo dictanrien de la mayoria de las comisiones, de Justicia.
Negocios eclesiasticos en el Negocio relativo al Breve de Su San-
tidad el Sr. Pio ix., en que constituye Oelegado en esta Repub-
lica a Monsefior Clementf. Mexico. 1853. Sm. 8vo, pp. 23.
Segundo Quinze de Enero de la Corte Mexicana. Mexico.
1730. 8vo. 78910
Title from H. H. Bancroft's list of " authorities quoted in the History of Mexico."
See also Vol. xviii.. No. 76167.
Segundo SueHo del Pensador Mexicano. El decir la verdad de
varios modos, es por guisarla al paladar de todos. [Colophon :]
Mexico: ano de 1822. Oficina de[Betancourt. Svo, pp. 24.
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SEGUR-DUPEYRON.
Segundo (Vicente). Demosliacion de la impcricia del maris-
cal de campo D. Juan Maria Echeverri, para Ilenar las institu-
ciones constitucionales. Habana : Imprtnta de D. Jose Bolona.
1820. Folio. 78912
S^GUR [Mgr. Louis Gaston de).
1 86 1. i8mo.
La Revolution ... Paris.
789' 3
SiGUR. La revolucion, por MonseHor Segur. Traducida at
castellano por M. P. de L. Mexico. 1863. Sni. 8vo, pp. 132.
Segur {Count Louis Philippe de), b. 1753, d. 1832. Memoires,
ou Souvenirs et Anecdotes, par M. le comte de Segur ... Parisy
A. Eymery. 1824-26. 3 vols., 8vo. + [/t/Vy.] 1825-27. 3 vols.,
8vo. -f- Troisieme edition. [^Ibid.'\ 1827. 3 vols., 8vo. Por-
trait and Facsimile, -f Cinquieme edition. Paris^ Didier. 1842.
2 vols., i2mo. -\- Cinquieme edition. Paris Didier. 1844. 2
vols., i2mo, pp. (4), 501, (3); (4), 494. L. 78915
This work contains an account of the author's services in the American revolution-
ary war.
Segur. Memoires Souvenirs et Anecdotes par M. le comte
de Segur de I'Academie Fran^aise Correspondance et Pensees
du Prince de Ijgne Avec avant-propos et notes par M. Fs. Har-
riere . . . Paris Librairie de Firmin Didot freres^ fils et Cie 1 859.
2 vols., i2mo, pp. (4), viii, 447; (4), 219, xx, 174. l. 78916
Tomes xix. and xx. of Barriere's " Bibliotheque des Memoires."
Segur. Memoirs and Recollections of Count Segur, Ambas-
sador from France to the Courts of Russia and Prussia, Sec. &c.
Written by Himself. ... London: Henry Colburn. 1825-1827. 3
vols., 8vo, pp. xii, 442 ; xii, 355 ; xii, 499. Portrait and folded
Map. B., BA. -f Boston : IVells and Lilly, and E. Bliss and E.
White, New Tork. 1825. 8vo, pp. viii, 359. 7^9*7
The American edition was probably not completed.
Segur-Dupeyron (P. de). Histoire des negociations com-
merciales et maritimes du regne de Louis xiv, considerees dans
leurs rapports avec la politique generale. ... Paris, B. Duprat.
1863. 8vo, pp. 525. 78918
Segur-Dupeyron. Histoire d'un traite de paix et d'un traite
de commerce conclus entre la France et I'Angleterre : fragments
d'une histoire du commerce et de I'industrie de la France pendant
les xvie, xviie et xviiic siecles. ... Paris, Imprimerie Panckoucke.
1842. 8vo. 7S919
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SEGURA.
233
Seoura (Francisco Ildephonso). Consultas varias morales y
misticas resueltas ... Puehla^ por Ortega Bon'tlla. 1728. Hvo.
There is a copy in the Bancroft library at San Francisco.
Segura (Juan). Tratado de la Humildad y Obediencia ...
Madrid. 1600. 8vo. 78921
" Fui en EspaAa rector del colegio de Vulbdolid ; y de alii salio para recibir en la
Florida la corona del martirio." — Beristain.
Seoura (Miguel). La Boca de la Iglesia, Santo Domingo de
Guzman ... Mexico. 1708. 410. 78922
Title from Beristnin.
Segura (Nicolas de). Defensa Canonica por las Provincias
de la Compaflia de Jesus de la Nueva Espafia y Kilipinas, sobre
las censuras impuestas por los Jueces Hacedores de las Rentas
Decimales de la Iglesia de Mexico. ... Madrid'. 1737. Folio.
Segura. Sermon en las Exequias de Joseph de la Puente. ...
Mexico. 1742. 4to. 7^924
Segura. Sermones pancgiricos y morales ... Madrid. 1729.
4 vols., 4to. 7S925
Also: Sermones ... Salamanca y yalladolid. 1738-39. 5 vols., 4to.
Segura. Tractatus de Contractibus in genere et de Testa-
mentis ... Salamanticte. 1731. 410. 78926
Segura. Tractatus Theologici pro variis gravibusque difiicul-
tatibus enodandis ... Matriti excudente Josepho Gonza/ez. 1731*
2 vols., folio. 7^927
Nicolas de Segura was born at I'uebla de los Angeles in 1676, and wns killed in
1743. For an account of his life and writings, set Beristain's " Bibliotcca Hispano
Americana Setentrional."
Segura (V.) Apuntes para la Estadistica del departamento
de Orizava, formados por Vincente Segura. "Jalapa. 1831.
i2mo. 78928
Segura Troncoso (Juan Antonio). El Arbol Genealogico :
Elogio de la Santa Cruz ... Mexico por Ribera. 1718. 4to.
Segura Troncoso. Elogio de S. Pedro Apostol ... Mexico,
por Hogal. 1 730. 4to. 7^93°
Segura Troncoso. El Milagro de la Pintura : elogio de
Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe de Mexico ... Mexico, por Ribera.
1720. 4to. 7893*
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Segura Troncoso. Sermon de Capitulo Provincial ... Afex-
icoy por Hogal. 1737. 4to. 7^932
Segura Troncoso. Sermon de Dedicacion de Iglesia ...
Mexico. 1738. 4to. 78933
Titles from Beriitain.
Seidler (C.) Brasiliens Kriegs- und Revulutionsgeschichtc
seit dem Jahre 1825 bis auf unsere Zcit. ... Leipzig: E. Kum-
mer. 1837. i6mo, pp. (2), 214. c. 78934
The Seigniorial Question. 8ee [Hincks (F.)], Vol. viii., No.
3'932-
Scis Noches de titeres majicos en el callejon del vinagre.
Mexico. 1823. Sm. 8vo, pp. iii, 120. 7893S
Seiss (J. A.) Address at the Funeral of Mrs. Susan £. Mus-
ser, Wife of William Musser, Esq. September i8th, 1867. By
Rev. Joseph A. Seiss, d.d. Philadelphia. 1867. i2mo, pp. 16.
Seiss. The Arts of Design, especially as related to Female
Education: An Address ... Baltimore. 1857. 8vo, pp. 27.
Seiss. The Assassinated President, or the Day of National
Mourning for Abraham Lincoln, at St. John's (Lutheran) Church,
Philadelphia, June ist, 1865. The Pastor, Joseph A. Seiss, d.d.,
officiating. For Sale at No. 42 North Ninth Street, Philadelphia.
1865. 8vo, pp. 43, closing services (i). 78938
Seiss. Government and Christianity; A Sermon for the
Times. By Joseph A. Seiss, d.d.. Pastor of St. John's (Luth-
eran Church, Philadelphia. Philadelphia: C. Sherman & Son,
Printers. 1 86 1. 8vo, pp. 35. 7^939
Seiss. The Last Times and the Great Consummation. An
Earnest Discussion of Momentous Themes. By Joseph A.
Seiss, D.D. ... Philadelphia: Smith, English ^ Co. 1863. i2mo,
pp. 438. B. 78940
Seiss. Remarks made at the Funeral of Henry Bohlen, Brig-
adier-General, U. S. Army, September 12th, 1862. By Joseph
A. Seiss, D.D. ... Philadelphia : C. Sherman & Son. 1862. 8vo,
pp. 16. H. 78941
Seiss. Remarks made at the Funeral of Henry Horn, Phila-
delphia, January 16, 1862. By Rev. J. A. Seiss, d.d. Phila-
delphia: J. M. Spangler. 1862. 8vo, pp. 6. H. 78942
SEIXA8.
235
Seiss. Remarks made at the P'uneral of Sarah Campbell Ran-
dall, wife of Joseph S. Randall. P'ebruary 8th, 1862. By Rev.
Joseph A. Seiss, d.d. Philadelphia, 1862. i2mo, pp. 12. ba.
Seiss. The Threatening Ruin ; or Our Times, Our Pros-
pects and Our Duty. A Discourse Delivered in St. John's
(Lutheran) Church, Philadelphia, on the Occasion of the Na-
tional Fast, January 4th, 1861. By Joseph A. Seiss, d.d. ...
Philadelphia: Smithy English Iff Co. 1861. i2mo, pp. 38. B.
Seixas (D. G.) Letters to C. C. Biddle and others con-
nected with the Dismissal of Daniel G. Seixas and the late
Founder of the Pennsylvania Institution for the Deaf and Dumb.
[^Philadelphia.'] 1822. 8vo. 78945
Seixas (D. R.) Memoria sobre a Salubridade Publica na
Provincia da Bahia, pelo Doutor Domingos Rodrigues Seixas
Vaccinador do Municipio da Capital, e Tenente Cirurgi^omor do
3" Batalhao de Infantaria da G. N. Bahia: Typographia de Epi-
phanio Pedroxa. 1854. 8vo, pp. (8), 66. Table. 78946
Seixas (Francisco Aguiar). Edicto Pastoral sobre los dias
festivos, y en que se declaran deber serlo en el Arzobispado de
Mexico los de Sta. Rosa, S. Agustin y S. Hipolito ... Mexico.
1688. Folio. "^8947
Seixas. Pastoral para la ereccion de una Cofradia de la Doc-
trina cristiana en todas las Parroquias del Arzobispado de Mexico.
... Mexico. 1683. Folio. 78948
Titles from Beristain, who also mentions: "Constituciones para el Colegio Semi-
nario de la Santa Iglesia Metrnpolitana de Mexico, hechas en 1697, y reformadus per
el Cabildo Sede-vacante mandadas imprimir en 1710."
Seixas (G.) A [Discourse,! Delivered | in the Synagogue! in |
New York, I on I the ninth of May, 1 798, | observed as a Dayjofj
Humiliation, &c., | Conformably to a Recommendation | of | the
President of the United States of | America. | By Rev. G. Seixas. |
New-York : \ Printed by William A. Davis iff Co. \ 1798. | 8vo, pp.
32. B., N., S. 78949
Seixas. A Religious Discourse delivered in the Synagogue in
this city ... Nov. 26, 1789, agreeable to the Proclamation of the
President of the United States, &c., to be observed as a Day of
Public Thanksgiving and Prayer. By Rev. Mr. Gershom Seixas.
New Tork : McLean. 1789. 8vo, pp. 16.
78950
.,,.^;!l!lf!i:.:
236
SEIXAS,
S[eixas] (M[anuel] J[ustii)iHn() dc]). Vocahulario tia lingua
indigeiia gcral para o usu do Seminario episcopal do Para. Ott'c-
recido, e dedicado ao c\.^" c rev.'"" sfir. d. Jose Aftoiiso di- Mo-
raes Torres, d. d. bispo da diocese paraensc, ... Pelo paiire M.
J. S. ParOy Typ. de Mattos t Co/up." Imprtsso por 'Joaqu'wi Fran-
cisco de Mendonfd^ '^^53' '^^- 8vo, pp. xvi, 66, crratas I leaf.
For an account of the book amt its author, ice Valle Cabral'a " Dil)liogr.i|ihia da
lingua Tupi ou Guarani," p. 10.
Seixas (R. a. dc). CoIlec<^\lo das Ohras do ex.""' e rev.n>"
senhor D. Romualdo Antonio de Scixas. ... Pernanihuco^ Typ.de
Sanctos ijf C." 1839. 3 vols., 8vo, pp. xxv, 348, index (5), errata
(2); iv, 468, index (5), errata (5); vi, 374, index (7), errata (2).
-|- Tomo IV. Bahia^ ^yp- ^^^ Epiphanio Pedrosa. 1852. 8vo, pp.
vi, 334, (2). -|- Tomo v. Bahia^ Typ. de Camillo de Letlis Mm-
ion. 1858. 8vo, pp. iii, 357, (2). 78952
Tomo VI. is also mentioned liy Silva, in his " Diccion.irio Uihiiographico Portugucz,"
'^.'^1. VII., p. 185, which itt tor an account of the rollection.
Seixas. Memorias do marquez de Sancta-Cruz, arccbispo da
Bahia, D. Romualdo Antonio de Seixas, metropolitano e prima/
do Brazil, do conselho de S. M. ... Rin de 'Janeiro., Tv/>. Nacionnl.
1861. 4to, pp. XX, 144, (4). 78953
Seixas. Ora^Ao funehie, recitada nas cxequias da seiciiissima
senhora infanta D. Maria Anna, celcbradas na cathedral do Para.
... Rio de Janeiro., na Typ. Regia. 1814. 4to, pp. 17. 78954
[Seixas.] Reprcsentac^no dirigida pelo Arccbispo da Bahia a
Assemblea gcral do Brasil, sobre o privilegio do foro ecclesiastico,
extincto pelo codigo do processo criminal ... Bahia., na Typ. de
Moreira. 1832. 8vo, pp. 42. 78955
[Seixas.] RepresentaCy'ao dirigida a Assemblea gcral legisla-
tiva pelo Arccbispo da Bahia, sobre um projccto de lei, relativo
aos impedimcntos e causas matrimoniaes, offerecido a Camaia dos
deputados. Bahia. 1832. 8vo. 7^95^'
[Seixas.] Resposta do Arccbispo da Bahia ao dr. Villela Ta-
vares sobre as obriga^oes mixtas dos parochos. Bahia. 1853.
8vo. 78957
Seixas. Sermao de ac^ao de gra(j;as, que no dia 13 de Maio
celebrou o Senado da camara d'esta capital pela feliz acclama^ao
do muito alto e poderoso senhor I). Joao vi, rei do reino unido dc
Portugal, Brasil e Algarvc ... Rio de Janeiro^ na Typ. Regia.
1818. 4to, pp. 22. 78958
SEIXAS.
237
Sfixas. Scrmocs t- paiu'fiviiros iciitaclos ... C\»ni dous tlis-
cursos sobrc a philosophia. Huhid^ nii Typ, de Manuel Antonio da
Silva Servri. 1819. Hvo. 7^959
For .in .Kiiiuilt of' Scix.ia .mil lliii ntlier writillgi>, itt Silv.i's " DiitiniMiio IliMiiif;!.!-
phiio l*ortii)(iiez," viil. vii., p|). 1X4- iSi'i. Set iilta | Kmlii^jiicb ile Atuiijn (M. do M.) |,
Viil. xvri., Nu. 7x505.
Seixas ' LovERA (K. (le). l)csciipri(»ii|Cjcogiaphica, y Oci-
rotcro (If la | Region Avstral Magallanica. | (^ve se Dirige Al
Rey Nvestro Sefior, Ciian | iVlonaica ile Kspafia, y sus Dominios
en Kuntpa, Kmpt'iador del Niievoj MimuIo Americani), y Rey de
los Reynos de las Kilipinas, |y Maine. is. | For Maiio del Exeelen-
tissimo Sefioi Marqves|de los Vele/,, (ieiuilhombre de la Oaniaia
tie su Magestad, de siis Con-|scjos de Kstado, y Guerra, y i^ie-
sideiite del Real, y Supremo Consejo | ile Indias, y de las Reales
luntas de la Siiperinteiidencia de la | Real Hazienda, y de Arma-
das, y Presidios. I Alio de i6go. [Compvesto Vox el Capitan Don |
Francisco de Seixas y Lovera, Natural de la Dioresis de | la Ciu-
dad, y Obispado de Mondonedo, en el Antiguo, |y Noble Reyno
de Cialicia. | Con Priviitgio. | En Madrid : Par Antonio de 7,afra^
Criado de su Magestad.\ [1690.) 410, leaves (20), 90. H., L.
"Seixas arcump.miRd T.ivcrnier in his finli.issy to the Orcit iVIngul, .tnd c.iiiic honic
by China, the South Se.i, .ind the Strrights of M.igcllan. He at'tcrw.irds nudr j voy-
,i^tf frum Holl.ind to China through the same Stieights and rctiiint'd the same w.iy, ao
tiiat the greater part of tliis hook is from his own observation." — Rini. See Led -re's
*' Bibliotheca Americana" (187S), No. 1992, for a copy containing a manuscript 1 up,
drawn and colored by the autlior, with the inscription : " liste Mapa dclineo U". Fran-
cisco de Seii.ii; y Luvera afto de 1690."
Seixas y Lovera. Theatro | Naval Hydrographico, | de los
Klvxos, y Reflvxos, y dejlas Corrientes de los Mares, Kstrechos,
I Archipielagos, y Passages Aquales del Mundo, y dejlas Difcren-
cias de las LJariaciones de la Aguja de | Marcar, y Ef'ectos de la
Luna, con los UientosjCiencrales, y Particvlares qvc Reynan en
las I ^uatro Regiones Maritimas del | Orbe. | Dirigido al Rey
Nuestro Senor, en sv Real Consejo |de Indias, siendo Presidente
en cl, el Excelentissimo Senor Marques de|los Velez, &c. | Com-
pvesto por el Capitan Don | Francisco dc Seyxas y Lovera. | Con
Privilegio. | En Madrid: Por Antonio de Zafra^ Criado de su Ma-
gestad. I Aiio de 1688. 1 4to, leaves (8), I leaf folded, leaves i-
104, (8). H. 78961
Seixas y Lovera. Theatro naval hidrographico. ... Parisy
P. Gissey. 1703. 410, 2 titles, pp. (12), 239, table of the winds.
Seixas y Lovera. Theatre naval hydrographique, des flux
238
SBLDBN.
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et reflux, des courans dcs mcrs, dctroits, Archipels ct Passages
aquatiqucs du Monde, et dcs variations du Conipas niarin, ct
eftets de la Lune ; avcc les Vents generaux et particuliers qui
regnent aux quatre Regions maritimes de I'Univers. Parls^ Pierre
Gtssey. 1704. i2mo, 2 titles, pp. (16), 281,(8). 2 Maps, Plate,
and a folded Table. 78963
The two maps exhibit the coaats of New England and a portion of the loutht-rn
continent ("terrci magellaniquei").
The Seizure of the Bark Maury. See Vol. xiii., No. 53594.
Sci/.ure of the Ship Industry. See Vol. vi.. No. 25368.
The Seizure of the Southern Commissioners considered, with
reference to International Law, and the Question of War and
Peace. London : J. Ridgeway. 1862. 8vo, pp. 45. 78964
'SiEhKH^ pseudon. See Vol. v.. No. 18939.
[Selby (Benjamin).] Report of the Auditor of Public Ac-
counts to the Senate of Kentucky, made in compliance with a
resolution of Dec. 17, 1839. Frankfort. 1840. 8vo. 78965
Selby (W.) Two Anthems, for Three an- ur Voices.
Composed ... by Wm. Selby, Professor of Ml , mi Boston.
To be Sold at the Author's House, in Boston. [180-?] Oblong 410,
title and 8 unnumbered leaves of engraved music. 78966
Selden, pseudon. Letters Addressed to the Members of the
Eighteenth Congress. By Selden. First Published in the Na-
tional Intelligencer, in 1823. fVashington Printed, [n. d.] 8vo,
pp. 34. B. 78967
On nullificatiun, etc.
Selden (Almira).
1820. i6mo.
Effusions. [In verse.] ... Bennington.
78968
Selden (D.) Conveyances on record in the Register's Office
by Dudley Selden, from the ist January, 1825, to the ist Janu-
ary, 1838. [New Tork :'\ Printed by Alexander S, Gould, 144 Nas-
sau-street, N. T. 1838. 8vo, pp. 175. Map of the Harlaem
Commons in 4 sections. 78969
On page 117 is the following half-title: " Deduction of the title to Harlaem Com-
mons. The title to Harlaem Common:!, commences with a Grant from Governor
Richard Nicolls, dated IVlay, 1666, which was afterwards confirmed by him and
extended on the nth October, 1666. The last patent of Nicolls, was confirmed by
Governor Thomas Dongan, on the 7th March, 1686," etc. The book is very scarce.
SELDEN.
339
Sblden (H. R.) Can an obligation for the payment of "gold
or silver coin" be discharged by a tender of 'treasury notes?
An Argument submitted to the t>ecretary of the Treasury, May
1866. By Henry R. Sclden, Rochester, N. Y. [n. p. 1866.]
8vo, pp. 33. H. 78970
Selden (J.) loannis Seldeni | Mare Clausum | seu | De I)o-
minio Maris | Libri Duo. | Primo, Mare, ex Jure Naturae seu
Gentium, omni- 1 um hominum non esse Commutic, sed Dominii |
privati seu Proprietatis capax, paritcr ac Tcllurem, | esse dcmon-
stratur. |Secundo, Sercnissimum Magnac Hritanniae Regem | Ma-
ris circumflui, ut individuae atque perpetuae | Imperii Hritannici
appendicis, Dominum esse, |asseritur. | Pontus quoquc Scrviet Illi.
I Londiniy | Excudtbat fVill. Statitsbtius^ pro Richardo Aleighen. \
MDCXxxv.| Folio, pp. (26), 304, (14). Woodcuts. ba., h.
Writtun in reply to the " Mare liberum " ut° Hugo Orutiui. Uther edltiunt i
LugJuni Baiavorum. 1636. 4tu. a.
Lugduni Batavorvm, Afiud 'foanntm, Qf Tbiodurvm Muirt. Cl3l.icxxxvi. Xvii, pp.
(11), 244. Woudcuti. H.
LugJuni Bata-vorum. 1636. I4m(>. a.
/imitirJam, 1636. 8vu.
[n. p.] yuxta exemplar Londinttiie. 1636. iimo.
Selden. loannis Seldeni | Mare Clavsvm | sev De | Dominio
Maris | Libri Duo. | i. Mare, ex lure Naturae seu Gentium,
omnium | hominum non esse Commune, sed Do-|minii privati
seu Proprietatis capax, pa-|riter ac Tellurem, esse dcmonstratur. |
II. Serenissimum Magnae Britanniae Regem | Maris circumflui,
ut individuae atque per-|petuae Imperii Britannici appendicis,
Do-Jminum esse asseritur. | Accedunt | Marci Zverii Boxhornii
Apologia I Pro navigationibus Hollandorum adversus | Pontvm
Hevtervm, |et|Tractatvs Mvtvi Commercii|& navigationis inter
Henricvm vii. Regem | Angliae & Philippvm Archiducem Aus-
triae. | Londini, | luxta Exemplar Will. Stanesbeii pro Ri-\chardo
Meightn. mdcxxxvi. | Sm. 8vo, pp. (24), 504, 61. b. 78972
Selden. Of the I Dominion, | Or, | Ownership of the Sea |
Two Books. I In the First is shew'd, that the Sea, by the Law of
Nature, or Nati-|ons, is not common to all men, but capable of
Private Dominion or Pro- 1 prietie, as well as the Land. | In the
Second is proved, that the Dominion of the British Sea, or that |
which incompasseth the Isle of Great Britain, is, and ever hath
been, a | Part or Appendant of the Empire of that Island. | Writen
at first in Latin, and Entituled, | Mare Clausum | Seu, | De Do-
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minio Maris, | By John Selden, Esquire. | Translated into English-,
and set forth with som Additional [Evidences and Discourses,] By
Marchamont Nedham.j Published by special Command. |Z>on^i7n|
Printed by IVilliam Du-Gard^ by the appointment of the Council of
State : and are to bee sold at the \ Sign of the Ship at the New Ex-
change. Anno Domini 1652.] Folio, pp. (46), 1-176, 179-274,
279-500, (10), 37. Engraved Frontispiece and Woodcuts, h.
Selden. Mare Clavsvm ; The Right and Dominion of the
Sea in Two Books. ... Written at first in Latin by that late
Famous and Learned Antiquary John Selden, Esquire. Formerly
Translated into English, and now perfected and restored by J.
H. Gent. ... London^ Printed for Andrew Kembe and Edward
Thomas ... mdclxiii. Folio. Frontispiece. 7^974
Selden. J. Seldeni Opera omnia tam edita quam inedita.
Collegit ac recensuit ; vitam auctoris, praefationes, et indices
adjecit David Wilkins, s.t.p. ... London. 1726. 3 vols., folio.
Selden (R. E.) An Address before the Middlesex Associa-
tion, for the promotion of Temperance ; delivered at Essex, Feb-
ruary 17th, 1829. By R. E. Selden, Jr. Esq. ... Middletown^
Conn.: Parmelee iff Greenfield. [1829.] 8vo, pp. 22. H. 78976
[Selden.] Criticism on the Declaration of Independence, as
a Literary Document. By Mon Droit. New York. 1846. 8vo,
pp. 44. H. 78977
De Seldsaame en noit gehoorae Wal-vis-vangst, Voorgevallen
bij St. Anna-Land in 't jaar 1682. de 7. October. Midsgaders,
Een Pertinente Beschriivinge, Van de geheele Groen-landse-
vaart. Verhandeld in Prose, en Versen. ... Door P: P: v: S.
Tot Leiden InU Jaar 1684. 410. 7^97^
"a-c2 in fours; then 6 leaves not paged, but marked No. 2-N0. 7; D2-D4, e, 4
leaves; r, 3 leaves; g, 2 leaves; h, 4 leaves; i, 3 leaves; Notitie van de Schepen
Gedestineert uit dese Landen naar Groen-Land In 't Jaar 1683, 5 leaves; 6 plates."
Title and collation from the Huth catalogue. Fur a sec(md edition see Vol. xviii.,
No. 74630.
Select Cases, adjudged in the Courts of the State of New-
York. Vol. I. Containing the Case of John V. N. Yates, and
the Case of the Journeymen Cordwainers of the City of New-
York. New York • Isaac Riley. i8i I. 8vo, pp. (2), 278. H., s.
A Select Collection of Poems, and other elegant Poetical Ex-
tracts, on Subjects Miscellaneous, Moral, and Religious. ... Bos-
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I2mu, pp. 300. H. 78980
A Select Collection of Scarce and Valuable Tracts on Com-
merce, from the originals of Evelyn, Defoe, Richardson, Tucker,
Temple, and others. With a Preface, Notes, and Index. Lon-
don: MDCCCLix. 8vo, pp. xvi, 623. A. 78981
One hundred and fifty copies printed. On the verso of the half-title is printed :
"This volume has been printed by Lord Overstone for distribution among his friends:
it has been edited by J. R. McCulloch, Esq."
A Select Collection of Scarce and Valuable Tracts on Money,
with preface, notes and index by J. R. McCulloch. London:
Political Economy Club. 1856. 8vo. 78982
One hundred and twenty-five copies printed. Priced by Quaritcli in 1887, £5 15s.
Select Discourses from the American Preacher ... By some of
the most eminent Evangelical Ministers in the United States. ...
Edinburgh. 1 796-1 80 1. 2 vols., 8vo. 7^9^3
Edited by J. Erskine, D.D. " With a supplement containing ... separate discourses
... published at different times ... in America."
Select Dissertations on Colonies and Plantations. By those
celebrated authors. Sir Josiah Child, Charles Davenant, ll.d.,
and Mr. William Wood. Wherein the nature of Plantations,
and their Con.sequences to Great Britain, are seriously Consid-
ered. And a Plan proposed, which may settle the Unhappy Dif-
ferences between Great Britain and America. London : W. Hay.
mdcclxxv. 8vo, pp. v, 113. j.c.B. 78984
Select Essays: | Containing: | The Manner of raising and]
dressing Flax, and Hemp. | Also, The whole Method of | Bleach-
ing or Whitening I Linen-Cloth. I Likewise, Observations on | the
Management of Cows] and Sheep. | The Manner of raising Rad-|
ishes. Turnips, Cabbage] and other such Plants. | And an Enquiry,
concerning | the materials that may be | used in making Paper. |
With, Valuable Dissertati- 1 ons on other useful Subjects. | Col-
lected from the Dictionary of Arts and | Sciences, and from vari-
ous modern Authors. | ... | Philadelphia: \ Printed.^ by Robert Bell^
next Door to | S*. PauPs Churchy in Third-Street^ Philadelphia. \
M,DCC,Lxxvii.| 8vo, pp. (8), 159, List of Books (i). Folded
Plate. 78985
Title from Hildeburn's "Issues of the Press in Pennsylvania."
Select Essays, With some few | Miscellaneous | Copies of |
Verses | Drawn by | Ingenious Hands. | ... | [^Bostont'^ Printed in the
Year 1714. | 8vo, pp. 47. M. 78986
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Contains, among other things, .\ poem "To the Reverend Mr. Peter Thjcher, Pas-
tor ut' the Chu ii of Milton;" and " Epitaph on Benjamin Thompson, a famous Poet
in New-Engla .1."
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Years 1 763, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8. | London | Printed by If^. Bowyer and
J. Mf^o/j. |mdcclxxiv.| 8vo, pp. (2), vii, 85. m. 78987
See alio Vol. ii., No. 4925, fur other editions.
Select Pamphlets. ... Philadelphia: Mathew Carey. 1796. 8vo.
A collection of remainders bound together, with a general title prefixed. Contents :
The Political Progress of Britain, 1795 [see Vol. 111., No. 10066); A Bone to Gnaw,
for the Democrats, 1795 (see Vol. iv.. No. 13875); The Guillotina, [1796] [set Vol.
IV., No. 13885); The Democratiad, 1796 (see Vol. iv.. No. 1 3879); Trial of Mau-
rice Margarot, London: FrinreJ, Neio 7'ort : Reprinted, 1794; A Poem on Industry,
1794 (see Vol. VIII., No. 33813); Observations on a Pamphlet, entituled "Consider-
ations on the Order of Cincinnati" (another edition of No. 9280, Vol. in). See also
Vol. HI., No. 10883.
Select Passages from the Holy Scriptures. The Creation, and
the fall of man. Genesis i-iii. [The ten commandments ; the
birth of Jesus Christ ; parable of the prodigal son ; the rich man
and Lazarus ; the Pharisee and the Publican ; the Lord's Supper.
Park Hill? 1836?] 24mo, pp. 24. ba. 78989
In the Cherokee language. Improved title of No. 12475, ^'^^- m-
Select Poems on Kindness to Animals ... New York. 1846.
i8mo. 7S990
Select Reviews, and Spirit of the Foreign Magazines. By E.
Bronson, and others. Vol. i. Philadelphia : From the Lorenzo
Press of E. Branson. Published by Hopkins and Earle, [z^^-] i8og.
8vo. H., N. 78991
Continued to vol. viii., 18 12, and afterwards as the "Analectic Magazine."
Select I Tracts | relating to | Colonies. | Consisting of 1 1. An
Essay on Plantati- 1 ons. By Sir Francis | Bacon Lord Chan- 1
cellor of England. | 11. Some Passages taken | out of the History
of I Florence, &c. | in. A Treatise. By John | De Witt Pensioner
I of Holland. | iv. The Benefit of Plan- 1 tations or Colonies. | By
William Penn. | v. A Discourse concer- 1 ning Plantations. By |
Sir Josiah Child. | London^ | Printed for f. Roberts at the Oxford-
Arms in I Warwick- Lane. \ Price Six-pence. )\ [174-?] 8vo, pp.
(8), 40. L. 78992
James Roberts printed as early as 17 14 and as Utc; as 1 744.
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Selectae|e Veteri |Testamcnto| Historise. | Ad usum Eorum qui
Latina; Lingua: Ru- 1 liimciitis imhuuiUur. | Nova Kditiu. | Prioribus
niulto emendatior. | Philadelphia : | Excuderunt Prichard et Hall^
t:co vulgariter dido Market | Street^ et J. James^ vico Cheitiut
Street^ \ m,dcc, Lxxxvii. ] lamo, pp. xi, (i), 154, (i). -f ^'""^
York: Printed by 'James Oratn^ 102 IVater-street^ for the New-
Tor k Association of Booksellers. 1801. l2mo, pp. ix, 157. -^Phil-
adelphia : Printed for Hugh Maxwell^ T. and IV. Bradford^ 'J"^^
Conrad and Co. 'Jacob 'Johnson.^ and Mathew Carey. 1804. Thomas
bf fVilliam Bradford^ Printers. 1 2mo, pp. xii, 151. + New- Tork :
Printed for T. fcC J. Swords^ E. Duyckinck^ P. A. Mesier^ Ana
Brisban iff Brannan. fV. A. Davis^ print. 1807. i2mo, pp. ix,
157. L. 78993
Also: Selectae e Veteri Testamento, Historiffi; or Select Passages from the Old
Testament. To which is added, An Alphabetical Vocabulary, or Dictionary of Words
contained in this Book ... Carefully revised and corrected by the Author. ... By James
liardy, a.m. ... New York: ... T. & jf. SworJs, printers. 1811.' lamo, [ip. xx, 291.
From this edition it appears that the edition of 1787 was compiled by James Hardie,
" while teacher of the Friends' Grammar School in Philadelphia." Titles and note
furnished by Mr. Paul L. Ford.
A Selection from the Harlcian Miscellany of Tracts, which
principally regard the English History ; of which many are
referred to by Hume. London: Printed for C. and G. Kearsley.
M.DCc.xciii. 4to, pp. vii, 571. H. 78994
Includes the Demeanor of Sir W. Raleigh, a Brief Relation of Sir W. Raleigh, and
a Relation of the Proceedings of the Forces of King William and {^ueen Mary, against
the French in the West Indies, etc.
A Selection of Eulogies.
See Vol. I., No.
258.
A Selection of Hand-Bills, circulated this Spring, before the
General Election for State Officers took place. With an Intro-
duction by the Publisher. "Beware of Men." New-Tork :
Printed for the Publisher. 1 8 10. 8vo, pp. 35.
N. 78995
A Selection of Laws, &c. passed at the First Session of the
Twelfth Congress of the United Srates of America. Illustrative
of the present relative position of the United States and the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, &c. Philadel-
phia: Thomas Hope. [1812.?] i2mo, pp. 45.
78996
A I Selection | of | Orations and Eulogies, | pronounced in differ-
ent parts of the | United States, | in Commemoration of the Life,
Virtues, I and pre-eminent Services of | Gen. George Washington,
I Who Died, at Mount Vernon, December 14, 1799;! in the 68th
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Year of his Age. | ... | Amherst : Printed by Samuel Preston. 1 1800. (
I2mu, pp. 165, (2).
B. 78997
This collection, edited by Rev. Mr. Athertun, contains the orations of > , Minot,
Ames, S. S. Smith, Atherton, McGaw, and Orr, with Washington's Farewell Address.
Brought in Woodward's sale (1869), $45.
... A Selection of Papers on Arctic Geography and Ethnology.
Reprinted, and presented to the Arctic Expedition of 1875, by
the President, Council, and Fellows of the Royal Geographical
Society. London: "John Murray. 1875. 8vo, pp. xii, 292. 2
Maps. 78998
With heading : Arctic Geography and Ethnology.
A Selection of Poems, from the Diary of Cole : Ex-King of
the Larder, now Mad-house Lyrist. Concord. 1852. Sm. i2mo.
A Selection of the Patriotic Addresses, to the President of the
United States [John Adams]. Together with the President's
Answers. Presented in the Year One Thousand Seven Hund-
red and Ninety-eight, and the Twenty-second of the Lidepend-
ence of America. Boston: Printed by John JV, Folsom, 1798.
i2mo, pp. 360. 79000
Corrected title of No. 259, Vol. 1.
A Selection of Trials. See S. (J. G.), Vol. xviii., No. 74621.
A Selection of War Lyrics, With [eight] Illustrations on
Wood by F. O. C Darley. New York : James G. Gregory.
M.DCCC.LXiv. 4to, pp. 32. 79001
Selections from Notices of the Press on the Valedictory Ad-
dress to the Graduating Class of the Female Medical College of
Pennsylvania. Philadelphia: King if^ Baird^ Printers. 1 863. 8vo,
pp. 13. 79002
Selections from the American Poets, Bryant, Dana, Percival,
Sigourney, Longfellow, Willis, Whittier ... . Dublin. 1834.
ibnio. 79003
Selections from the Book of Common Prayer. See Vol. 11.,
No. 6355.
Selections from the Chronicle of Boston and from the Book of
Retrospections and Anticipations. Compiled in the Last Month
of the Last Year of the Town, and the First Month of the First
Year of the City, Being the Year of our Lord MDCCCXXII. [Bos-
ton. 1822.] 8vo, pp. 132. B., H. 79004
Improved title of No. 6554, Vol. 11.
SELFRIDCiE.
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Selections from the Court Reports originally published in the
Huston Morning Post, from 1834 to 1837. Arranged and revised
by the Reporter of the Post. Boston : Otisy Broadtrs^ isf Co.
1837. i2mo, pp. 252. 79005
Selections from the Poetical Literature of the West. ... Cin-
cinnati: Published by U. P. 'James. \R. P. Brooks^ Printer.'] 184 1.
l2mo, pp. 264. L. 79006
The preface is signed "W. D. G.," i.t. William U. Gallagher. Corrected title of
No. 26382, Vol. VII.
Selections from the Speeches and Writings of Prominent Men
in the United States, on the Subject of Abolition and Agitation,
and in favor of the Compromise Measures of the last session of
Congress, addressed to the People of the State of New-York,
by the Union Safety Committee. Netv-Tork : Printed by J. P.
IVright. 1 85 1. 8vo, pp. 69. 79007
Selections from the Testimony. See '■'' Cotton" Vol. v. 17 132.
The Self-Flatterer discovered, in some serious animadversions
on a merry Paper in the Daily Post, intituled, The humble address
of the "Grand Inquest for the body of the Island of Barbadoes."
London. 1720. 8vo. 79008
Self-Government. See [Richter (M. A.)], Vol. xvii. 71223.
The Self Instructor: A Monthly Journal, devoted to Southern
Education and to the Diffusion of a Knowledge of the Resources
and Power of the South, as represented by the Negro, the Rail
and the Press. Richard W. Habersham, Editor. Vol. I., No. I.,
October, 1853. Charleston^ S. C. : Harper and CalvOy Printers.
[1853.] 8vo. Continued. H. 79009
Selfridge (T. O.) A Correct Statement of the Whole Pre-
liminary Controversy between Tho. O. Selfridge and Benj. Aus.
tin ; also a Brief Account of the Catastrophe in State Street,
Boston, on the 4th August, 1806; with Some Remarks. By
Tho. O. Selfridge. ... Charlestown : Printed by Samuel Etheridge.
1807. 8vo, pp. 52. A., H. -\- Second Edition. [/^/V.] 1807-
8vo, pp. 52. 79010
Selfridge. Trial of Thomas O. Selfridge, Attorney -at-Law,
before the Hon. Isaac Parker, Esquire. For killing Charles Aus-
tin, on the Public Exchange, in Boston, August 4th, 1806.
Taken in Short Hand, by T. Lloyd ... and Geo. Caines, ... and
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sanctioned by the Court ... Boston: Puhlhheil hy Russell and Cut-
ler. [1807.] 8vo, pp. 168, Contents i leaf, Plan, and 2 leaves
of Notes. 7901 1
Selfridge. Trial of Thomas O. Selfridge, Counsellor at
Law, before the Hon. Isaac Parker, Esquire, for killing Charles
Austin, on the Public Exchange, in Boston, August 4th, 1806.
7'aken in shorthand, by 1\ Lloyd ... and G. Cuiiies ... Second
Edition. Boston : Russell and Cutler^ Belcher and Armstrongs and
Oliver and Munroe ... [1807.] 8vo, pp. 168, (l). Map.
A trial uf° extniordinary interest f'ruin the high standing of the parties und the emi-
nent legal talent engaged. Jaiiu-s Sullivan was Attorney General, and Samuel Dexter
and Chriiitopher Gore defended Seltiidge.
Selfridge (T. O.), b. 1837. Reports of Explorations and
Surveys to ascertain the Practicability of a Ship-Canal between
the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans by the way of the Isthmus of
Darien. By Thos. Oliver Selfridge, Commander, U. S. Navy.
Washington: Government Printing Office. 1 874. 8vo, pp. (2), 266,
(2). Plates and folded Maps. h. 79013
Selim, pseudon. See [Woodworth (Samuel)].
Selin's Grove, Penn. Addresses, Inaugurals and Charges
delivered in Selin's Grove, Snyder Co., Pa. September 1st, and
November 24th, 1858, in connection with laying of the Corner
Stone, and the Installation of the Professors of the Evang. Luth-
eran Missionary Institute, together with an Appeal in behalf of
that Institution. Baltimore: T. Newton Kurtz. 1859. i6mo,
pp. (2), 184. 79014
Selkirk {Earl of). See [Douglas (Thomas)], Vol. v., Nos.
20697-20704.
The two following titles are supplementary.
[Selkirk.] Observations on a Proposal for forming a Society
for Promoting the Civilisation and Improvement of the North-
American-Indians in the British Boundary. London : Richard
Taylor and Co. 1807. i2mo, pp. 24. 790' 5
Selkirk. Recit des evenemens. See Vol. xvi.. No. 68367.
Selkirk. Report of the Proceedings connected with the
Disputes between the Earl of Selkirk, and The North-Wcst
Company, at the Assizes, held at York in Upper Canada. Oc-
tober 1818. From minutes taken in Court. Montreal: Printed
by James Lane and N ahum Mower. 18 19. 8vo, pp. xxiii, (2), 300,
SELKIRK.
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2 '8, 55» 4, xlviii. h. -f Montreal: printed. London: reprinted.
1819. 8vo, pp. XXV, 225, 203, Appendix 48. 79016
Currected title of No. aoyoi, Vol. v.
Selkirk {\.\h. xb-jb^ d. 1723. Providence Display'd, | Or
a very Surprizing | Account | of one | Mr. Alexander Selkirk,)
Master of a Merchant-Man call'd the Cinque- 1 Ports ; who
Dreaming that the Ship would | soon after be lost, he desired to
be left on | a Desolate Island in the South-Seas, where | he liv'd
Four Years and Four Months, with- 1 out seeing the Face of
Man, the Ship be-|ing afterwards cast away as he Dreamed. | As
also, I How he came afterwards to be miraculously Preserv'd|and
Redeem'd from that fatal Place, by Two Bristol | Privateers,
call'd the Duke and Dutchess ; that took | the Rich Aquapulco
Ship worth One Hundred Tunn|of Gold, and brought it to Eng-
land. I To which is added, [An Account of his Life and Conver-
sation, Birth, and | Education. His Description of the Island
where he | was cast ; how he subsisted ; the several strange |
Things he saw, and how he us'd to spend his Time. | With some
Pious Ej.iculations that he used, Com-|pos'd during his Melan-
choly Residence there. | Wiitten by his own Hand, and attested
by most of the (Eminent Merchants upon the Royal Exchange.)
London: Printed by J. Ready in White-Fryen. 1712. | 410, pp. 12.
The substance of this account, on which Defoe's story of Robinson Crusoe is founded,
(irst appeared in Capt. Woodes Rogers's "Cruising Voyage round the World," 171a.
It was partly reprinted in the *' Harleian Miscellany," vol. xi. (1810), pp. 40-45.
The above title is taken from a copy in the Lenox Library.
Selkirk. Providence Displayed ; or, the Remarkable Adven-
tures of Alexander Selkirk, of Largo, in Scotland, who lived four
years and four months by himself, on the Island of Juan Fernan-
dez ... To which is added a Supplement, containing the History
of Peter Serrano, Ephraim How, and others, left in similar situa-
tions. ...
trations.
Bristol, 1800. i2mo.
pp.
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79018
By Isaac James. Corrected title of No. 35704, Vol. ix.
Selkirk (E.), b. 1809. An Address, delivered at the time of
Laying the Corner Stone of Trinity Church ... Albany. By the
Rector, Rev. Edwaru Selkirk, a.m. May 18, 1848. ... Albany:
Printed by C. Van Benthuysen. 1848. 8vo, pp. 13, (i). B. 79019
Selkirk. A Brief History of the Parish of Trinity Church,
Albany, N. Y., from its organization ... 1829, to the consecra-
tion of the Church Edifice, Sept. 10, 1849 ••■ • ^^^° ^ continued
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history of the Parish to January, 1870. CtimpiU-d fVom the
Records, by the Rev. Edward Scllcirk ... . Albany: "J. Mumell.
1870. 8vo, pp. 60. Frontispiece. h. 79020
Also: Tu the Pariihioners of Trinity Church ... [^j-ilhany i J. Mumell. 1851.]
8vo, pp. 3.
Sell (J. J.) Versuch einer (jeschichte des Ncgersclavcnhan-
dels ... Halle. 1791. 8vo. 79021
Seller (John). America.
28 copperplate Maps.
[^London^ about 1700?] i2mo.
79022
Sei St«^ven8*8 " Nuggets," No. 2447.
Seller. Atlas Maritimus. Describing the Sea Coasts, Capes
Headlands Hayes Roads Harbors and Ports in most of y*^ known
parts of the World. [Printed title :] Atlas Maritimus ; or a Sea
Atlas Describing the Sea Coasts in most of the known Parts of
the World ... [Z.o«</o«, before 1700?] i2mo, pp. 14. 30 Maps.
Fourteen of the maps relate to America.
Seiler. Atlas I Maritimus. | or A Book of | Charts. | Describe-
ing the Sea Coasts Capes | Headlands Sands Shoals Rocks and
Dangers. | the Bayes Roads Harbors Rivers and Ports, in | most
of the knownc parts of the | World. | With the true Courses and
distances, from one | place to another. Gathered from the latest
and I best Discoveryes that have bin made by divers | Able and
Experienced Navigators of our English | Nation, Accomodated
with an Hydrographicall | Description of the whole World. | By
John Seller. | Hidrographer to y^ Kings most Excellent Msijestie. |
Jnd are to be Sold by him at the Hermitage Stair es \ in H^'apping^ and
at his Shop in Exchange Alley. \ Near the Royall Exchange \ in Lon-
don. I Cum Privilegio. \ lohn Percivalle. \ London. \ [n. d.j Folio, pp.
(6), 12.' 34 double-page Maps. b. 79024
Seller. Atlas Minimus : or, A Book of Geography Shewing
all the Empires, Monarchies, Kingdoms, Regions, Dominions,
Principalities, and Countries in the whole World. By John
Seller Hydrography to the King. And are sold at his House at the
Hermitage in fVapping ... London, [n. d.J J2mo, engraved title,
Frontispiece, and 53 Maps, with letter-press descriptions.
Thirteen of the maps relate to America.
Seller. A Description of New-England. Published by John
Seller. \_London. 1682.'] Folio, pp. 4. Folded Map. h.
The map is inscribed *< A Mapp of New England by John Seller Hydrographer To
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AMas, describing the ZT^ '''"^1'*''' Neptune, or neu, <
l^ays. Harb<,ur.s^orts, ' ." t^^^, ^^'-S Headlal/'RUr
- ^W.;,. ,704. Folio. "" "'^ ^""^" l'«ns of ih^ Wo,^;
jj "-'"■■'■•""'■ """"«P» «'«e to Americ. 7902;
lections''^;, I I'ifhmaick Ta 'tr^'''"''"',"^ ^^^^'•«1J Choice I C\,I
/v. ana i^f . yj/^,,,^^ , ^ ^ "ic xving. London • Pri,,,^ 1 r
h- ^'Z"-, 53x42 tent. ^•'•"^I^"'! hy John
Sellers (R.) An I a
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and Sold by Jostph Crukshank^ in Third-Strrtt^ \ oppotitt tht IVork-
House^ MOCCLXxii.| lamu, pp. 26. 79031
Title from Hilileburn'i " Iiiuei of the Freii in Fennnylvani.)." Th« tiiiine in the
title should be "Richard Seilar." For other editions itt Smith'i "Citilogur ot°
Friendi' Buuki," ii. 555.
Sello del Pasaporte para Londres al ciudano [Manuel dc Mier
y] Teran. Mexico. 1826. 410, pp. 43. 79032
Sellon (C. J.) A Review of the Commerce, Manufactures,
and the Public and Private Improvements of Cialesburg, III.
Containing a brief History of Knox College, and Sketches of
the first Settlement of the Town. Compiled and written by C.
J. Sellon. GaUsburg^ III.: J. H. Shtrmany Printer. 1857. 8vo,
pp. 62. 79033
Sellon (J.) A Series of Sermons on the Doctrine of Ever-
lasting Punishment, as revealed in the Holy Scriptures ... Canon-
daigua. 1828. 8vo, pp. 106. 79034
Sells (W.) Remarks on the Condition of the Slaves in the
Island of Jamaica. By William Sells. ... London: J. M. Rich-
ardson. 1823. 8vo, pp. 50. c, H. 79035
Selva (J. M.) Salud Dn. Jose Manuel Selva Mayo 10 de
1852, Segunda Capilada. [Tegucigalpa? 1852.] 8vo. 79036
Selva. Vindicacion ... de Jose Manuel Selva relativa a la
calumnia forjada. [Tegucigalpa? 1852.] 8vo, 9 leaves. 79037
Selva (Juan de la). Memorial para la Conversion de Indios.
[n. p.] 1630. 7903H
Title from Ternaux, No. 517.
Selye (L.) National Debt and Finances. Speech of Hon.
Lewis Selye, of New York, delivered in the House of Repre-
sentatives, March 14, 1868. [IVashington. 1868.] 8vo, pp. 8.
Appended to the following :
Selye. Speeches of Hon. Lewis Selye, of New York, on
the Tariff and Internal Tax ... in the House of Representatives,
June 13, 1868; and on the National Debt and F'inances ... in
the House of Representatives, March 14, 1868. I'Vashington :
F. and J. Rives W Geo. A. Bailey. 1868. 8vo, pp. 16, 8. H.
SelysLongchamps (Walthere de). Notes d'uii voyage au
Bresil. ... Bruxelles. 1875. 8vo, pp. 102. 79041
SEMANARIO.
251
Srmall^: (Rene de). Considerations on the establishment in
the Indian Territory of a new state of the American Union. ...
FersailUs. 1 876. 8vo, pp. 8. 7904:?.
Title frdin one uf Dufnii^'s cntalogtieii.
Semai.i.^:. De I'etat present ot futur dcs Ft'aux-Ron}!;<*s, Par
Rene dc Semalle. [n. p. 187-?] 8vo, pp. 26. 79^43
Srmall^. Ktat actuci des populations indigenes dans les
diverses colonies europeenncs. Par Rene dc Semalle. I'tiris.
1874. 8vo, pp. 14. 79044
Skmam.k. Les Indicns des £tats-Unis par Rene dc Semalle.
Parisy J. Mfdtc. 1869. 8vo, pp. 32, 7. c. ■\- Paris : Imprimerie
de i.. Martinet. 1874. 8vo, pp. 14. B. 79045
La Scmana dc las SeHoritas Mejicanas. ... Mejico, 1851-52.
4 vols., 4to. -f Nueva epoca. Tom. i. Mejico. 1852. 4to.
Plates. 79046
All publiahctl. ^t also No. 790;!, infra,
Semana literaria de "el Porvenir." ... Bogota. 1858. 2 vols.,
8vo. 79047
Semanario Artistico para la Educacion y fomento dc los Artc-
sanos de la republica. Tom i. | Nos. 1-68.] Mexico, 1844-45.
Folio. HM. 79048
Semanario de Agricultura. Vol. l. [Nos. 1-18.] Mexico.
1840. 8vo. HM. 79049
Semanario dc la Industria Megicana. ... Megico, 1841-42.
4to. 79050
Vol. I., 24 numbers; Vol. ii., 13 numbers (.ill published).
Semanario de la Nueva Granada. Miscelanea de cicncias,
litcratura, artes e industria publicada por una socicdad de patriotas
granadinos, bajo la direccion de Francisco Jose dc Caldas. Nueva
edicion corregida, aumentada con varios opusculos ineditos de F.
J. de Caldas. Anotada, y adornada con su retrato y con cl cua-
dro original de la ^^cographia de las plantas del baron de Hum-
boldt. Piiris.^ Lasserre. 1849. 8vo, pp. xii, 572. Portrait and
Plate. c. 79051
For the first edition see No. 79054, infra.
Semanario de las Sefioritas Mejicanas. Educacion cientifica,
moral, y literaria, del bello sexo. ... Mejico: V. G. Torres. 1841-
1842. 3 vols., 4to. c. 79052
Sec also No, 79046, supra.
i52
S£MI-CRNTENN1AI.
t I
El Semanario (ie Santiago. [Nos. i-31.] Santiago. 1842-3.
4to. 79053
Scmanario del Nuevo Rcyno de Granada. [No. i, 3 dc
Enero, 1808-N0. 53, 1 dc Encro 1809.] Santa/I-. 1808-09.
4to, pp. 1-114, 145-459. 7 Tables, -f Afio 2. [No. 1, 8 dc
Encro, 1809-N0. 52, 31 dc Uiciembrc, 1809.] Santafi. 1809.
4to, pp. 386, irregularly paged. -|- Aflo dc 1810. [Nois. i-i i.|
Santafi tit Bogota. 1 8 10. 4to. 79^54
Edited by Krunc. Joieph de Cald.ii y Tenorio and Uiegn Martin Tanco, Nn. a; nf
An<i 1 in jcrun)|>^inied by a kuppli-ment. Alio: Hiii«|iiMtii dri Srnunjrir* ... p.ira rl
aAo de 1809. \SaHtaff jiugutt K, 1808. | 4t(i, i leavri. Stt Leclrrc'ii " Hibliuthri.i
Americana" (1M78), No. ]4<>3. Fur another editiiin lei No. 790$!, tufira.
Scmanario Judicial dc la Federation Mcxicana. Coleccion dc
las Sentencias pronunciadas pur los Tribunalcs Fedcrales ...
Mtxico. 1871. 4tu. 79055
Scmanario politico y literario de Mejico. ... Mexico.^ M. tU
ZuHiga y Ontiveros. 1820-22. Tom. 1-4, sm. 4to. 79056
A journal o>° much interest for the hintory of Mexico.
Scmblanzas de los miembros que ban compuesto la camara de
diputados del Congreso dc la Union de la Kepublica Mcxicana
en el bicnio de 1827 y 1828. Nueva 7'ork. 1828. Sni. Svt),
pp. 23. 79057
Si* alio Vol. XII., No. 4865K.
Scmblanzas dc los representantes que compusieron el congresu
constituyente de 1836. Mexico^ M. R. Gallo. 1837. i2mo, pp.
45. c. 79058
[Semeria (J. B.)] Sketches of the Life of the Very Rev.
Feiix De Andreis, First Superior of the Congregation of the
Mission in the United States, and Vicar-General of the Diocese
of New Orleans ; with a Sketch of the Progress of the Catholic
Religion in the United States, from the beginning of the present
century to the year i860. Baltimore: Kelly .^ Median isf Piet.
1861. i2mo, pp. 276. Portrait. h., c. 79059
Transl.ited from the Italian m.iniiscript.
Lc Semcur Canadien, Journal des Connaissances Utiles en
Politique, Littcrature, Morale, et Religion. [Vol. I., No. i.
Jeudi, 27 Fevrier i85i-N(). 23, Decembre, 1851.] Montreal.
1851. 8vo, pp. 208. B. 79060
The Scmi-Ccntennial Celebration of the Park Street Church
SEMINOLE INDIANS.
253
and Society i Held tm the Lord's Day, Kcbiuaiy 27, 1H5Q. With
'I'he Festival on the day following, tioston : Hiniy Hoyt. 1861.
lanu), pp. 166, Portrait. ma. 79061
ImpriiVL'il title «>t° Nil. 6669, Vul, 11.
The Semi-Culon. No. 1. Cincinnati. 1844. 8vo. Con-
tinued. H. 79062
Seminole Indians. An Authentic Narrative of the Seminole
War; its Cause, Rise and Progress, and a Minute Detail of the
Horrid Massacre Of the Whites, by the Indians and Negroes,
in Florida, in the months of Decemlier, January und February.
^.Communicated for the press by a gentleman who has spent eleven
weeks in Florida, near the scene of the Indian depredations, and
in a situation to collect every important fact relating thereto.
Ptoviiieme: I), F. Hlanchard. 1 836. 8v(», pp. 24. .Folded Plate.
Authentic Narrative of the Seminole War
of Mrs. Mary Ciodfrey and her children.
8vo.
Ste ulsd Vol. VI., Nil. 24901.
Causes of Hostilities of Seminole Indians.
and of the Escape
New York. 1836.
79064
Message from the
President ... llf'^ashington. 1836. j 8vo, j)p. 22. Large Map.
A Concise Narrative of the Seminole Campaign. By an Offi-
cer attached to the Expedition. Nashville^ 7enn.: Printed by
M'Lean l^ Tunstall. 1 8 19. 8vo, pp. 41. B., BA., s. 79066
Debate in the House of Representatives of the United States,
on the Seminole War, in January and February, 18 19. IVash-
ington : Printed at the Office of the National Intelligencer. 18 19.
lamo, pp. (4), 591. B., BA. 79067
Improved title of' No. 19092, Vol. v.
Message from the President of the Utiited States transmitting
copies of Documents referred to in his communication of the
seventeenth ultimo, in relation to the Seminole War, &c. ...
IVashington : Printed by E. De Kraffit. 1818. 8vo, pp. 165. B.
Ste alio Vol. XII., Nus. 48076-77.
Report of Senate Committee on the Message of the President
relative to the Seminole War; with accompanying documents.
[H^ashington. 1819.] 8vo, pp. 40. 79069
Report on the Massacres committed by Seminoles. [n. p. n.
d.j 8vo, pp. 5. 79070
'1
254
S2MMES.
i
Seminoles, Negroes, 5:c., captured from Indians in Florida,
&c. Letter from the Secretary of War, transmitting The infor-
mation recjuired, respecting the disposition o( Negroes and other
Property cantured from hostile Indians during the present war in
Florid?, &c. IVashington. 1839. 8vo, pp. 126. 79071
See iilio "Sketch of the Seminole War," and "A Vindication of the Measures."
Semler (J. S.) Allgemeine Geschichte|der |Ost und West-
indischen | Handlungsgeselschaften | iij Europa. | ... | Aus dem Eng-
lii'ichen iibersetzt. | Unter der Aufsicht und mit einer Vorrede
herausgegeben I von IJohann Salomon Hemler|der heiligen Schrift
Doctor und offentlicheni Lehrer, auch des theologischen Senii-
narii Director auf |der koniglich preussischen Friedrichsuniversitat
zu Halle. I //(////, I <^^« "Johann 'JuiUnui Gehauer. 1764. | 2 vols.,
4to. Engraved Frontispiece, Maps and Plates. 79072
Semmedo (Joao Curvo). Memoria dos remedies exquisitos,
que da India e outras partes vem a este reino, cm que sc declaram
as suas virtudes ... [^Lisbon, n. d.] 4to. 79^73
Also printed in the same author's "Obsi:rva<f6es medhixs," Lisboa, por Antonio Pe-
droso Galrdo, 1727. Folio.
Semmedo. loannis Cvrvi Semmedi | Christi Ordinis Equitis
aurati, Sancti Officii Familiaris | et Domus Regiae Lusitanicae
Sacratae Medici |Pvgillvs Rervm Indicarvmjqvo comprehenditvr
I Historia I Variorvm Simplicivm | ex India Orientali, America, |
Aliisque orbis terrarum partibus allatorum | Antehac lingua Lusi-
tanica exaratusj Nunc uero in gratiam curiosorum latinitate dona-
tus|Cura| Abrahami Vateri| Philos. et Med. Doct. et Prof. Pub).
Anatom. et Botan. Substitut. | nee non Societatum Imperial.
Natur. Curios. Germ. | et Reg. Anglic. Socii. | Vitembergae \ Ex
Offic'tna T ypographtro-Lihrar'ta Gerdes'iana. \ oXzi laccxxii. 4to, pp.
(12), 84. J.C.B., M. 79074
Semmes (R.) The Campaign of Gen. Scott in the Valley of
Mexico. By Lieut. Raphael Semmes, late Flag Lieutenant of
the Home Squadron, and Aid-de-Camp of Maj. Gen. Worth.
Cincinnati. 1852. i2mo, pp. 367. 79*^75
An abridgment of the same authoi's "Service AHoat and Ashore."
Semmes. The Cruise of the Alabama and the Sumter, Prom
the Private Journals and other Papers of Commander R. Semmes,
C.S.N, and other officers. In Two Volumes. ... London: Saun-
derSy Ot/eyy and Co. 1864. 2 vols., l2mo, pp. xiv, (l), 410, (1);
xii, 436. 7 Plates, l. -f Second Edition, l^bid.j 1864. 2
vols., i2mo. 79076
■FH
SEMMKS.
255
Semmes. The Cruise of the Alabama and the Sumter, from
the Private Journals and other Papers of Commander R. Semmes,
c. s. N., and other officers. Two Volumes in One. New Tork :
CarUton. M Dccc LXiv. i2mo, pp. 328. ba. 79077
Semmes. Croisieres de I'Alabama et du Sumter, livre de bord
et journal particulier du commandant R. Semmes et des autres
officiers de son ctat-major. ... Paris: E. Deniu. 1864, i2mo,
pp.471. 79078
Semmes. Kruistogten van de Alabama en dc Sumter. Scheep
journaal ... Zwolle. 1864-65. 2 vols., 8vo. 79079
Semmes. The Log of the Alabama and the Sumter. From
the Private Journals and other Papers of Commander R. Semmes,
c. s. N., and other officers. Abridged from the Library Edition.
London: Saunders^ Otiey^ ^ Co. 1864. i2mo, pp. xi, 297. -|-
[/A/V/.] 1865. i2mo, pp. xi, 297. 79080
Semmes. Memoirs of Service Afloat, during the War between
the States. By Admiral Raphael Semmes, of the late Confeder-
ate States Navy. ... Baltimore: Kelly., Piet iff Co. 1869. 8vo, pp.
vi, xi-833. 7 Plates, 3 Portraits, i Map. B., c. 79081
Semmes. My Adventures Afloat : A Personal Memoir of my
Cruises and Services in the '■'Sumter" and "Alabama." By
Admiral Raphael Semmes, of the late Confederate States Navy.
... London: Richard Bentley. 1869. 2 vols, in one, 8vo, pp. vi,
xi-444; (2), 445-833. Map, Portrait and Plates, ba. -j- Bal-
timore : Kelly ^ Piet Is" Co. 1869. 8vo, pp. vi, xi-833. Map and
Plates. 79082
Semmes. Service Afloat and Ashore during the Mexican War.
By Lieut. Raphael Semmes, u. s. n., late Flag Lieut, of Home
Squadron .
xii, 7-480.
Cincinnati: fVm. H. Moore i3 Co. 185 1. 8vo, pp.
Plates. A., BA., H., P. 79083
Semmes, the Pirate. By Lieut. -Col.
T. R. Daivley. 1865. i6mo, pp. 13-105.
New Tork :
79084
Semmes (T.) Oration, delivered at the request of the Jeffer-
son Society of the University of Virginia, on the Anniversary of
the Birth-day of Th. Jefferson, April 13th, 1833, In ... Char-
lottesville, Va. By Thomas Semmes, Jr. Charlottesville^ f^a.
Printed at the yirginia Advocate Office^ *^33- ^vo, pp. 15.
i 1
n^f
256
SENATOR.
y
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Semp£ (Edouard). Cantate en I'honneur dc son Altesse Roy-
ale le Prince de Galles a I'occasion de son voyage au Canada. ...
Montreal, i860. 8vo. 79086
Sempertegui (Lorenzo). Oracion laudatoria sagradamente
anunciada y pronosticada al Exmo. Sr. Conde de Fuenclara, Virey
de la Nueva EspaHa, en su cntrada publica en la Ciiidad de la
Puebla. ... Mexico^ por Ribera, 1743. 410. 790^7
Title from Beristain.
Semple (R.) Sketch of the present state of Caracas; includ-
ing a Journey from Caracas through La Victoria and Valencia to
Puerto Cabeilo. By Robert Semple ... . London: Robert I^nld-
win. 181 2. i2mo, pp. viii, 176. a., c, h. 7908S
" Poor Semple w.is afterwards sent by Lord Selkirk to govern liis settlement on Red
River in Upper Canada, where he w.is murdered, not by the m-vaget, but by his English
brethren." — Rich, ike " Monthly Review," lxviii. 163.
Semple (R. B.) A History of the Rise and Progress of the
Ikptists in Virginia. By Robert B. Semple, Minister of the
Gospel in King and yueen County, Virginia. Richmond: Pub-
lished by the Author^ John WLynch^ Printer. 1810. 8vo, pp. vii,
(i), 446, Index (i). L. 79089
Semple. ... Life and Death of S. L. Straughan, Northum-
berland Co., Va. By Robert B. Semple. Richmond. 1822.
i8mo. 79090
Sena (Manuel Garcia de). See Garcia de Sena (M.), Vol.
VII., No. 26585.
Senandi ( ). Aclaracion de las Maldades del Adminis
trador de la Kabrica, Senandi. Mexico: 1827. Jmprenta en la
Inquisicion^ a cargo de Manuel Ximeno. 4to, pp. 4. 79
ex-
79091
"An anonymous exposure of several frauds and robberies committed by Senandi, as
Manager of a Government Manufactory, for which delinquencies he was suspended for
more than three years and imprisoned} — and also a vindication of the Commissaiy
General, Don Ignacio Martinez, whose good reputation Senandi tried to injure." —
Stevens's Nuggets, No. 2996.
7'he Senator ; or, Clarendon's Parliamentary Chronicle, con-
taining a weekly Register, Recording with the strictest Impar-
tiality and utmost Accuracy, the Proceedings and Debates of the
Houses of Lords and Commons, forming a source of Political
Information highly interesting to every British subject, embel-
lished with engravings, exhibiting striking Likenesses of every
SENECA.
individual member of the British Senate.
[1790.] 8vo.
Vol.
257
I, London.
79092
Continued to 1801, in 2S volumes. Mnny of the debates relate to American aftairs
Senatorial Excursion Party over the Union Pacific Railway,
K[astern] D[i vision]. Speeches of Senators ... on the Pacific
Rail Road (Question ... at the Banquet ... St. Louis, June 14,
1867 ... St. Louis : S. Levison^ Printer. 1867. 8vo, pp. 65, (i).
The Senatorial Term. From the American Law Review.
Boston: Little^ Brown^ and Company. 1869. 8vo, pp. 15. B.
The Senators, A Poem : Or, A Candid Examination into the
Merits of the Principal Performers of St. Stephen's Chapel.
Philadelphia : IVilliam Goddard. 1772. 8vo. 79^95
Title from Hildeburn.
Senatus-Consulte du 4 Juillet 1866 portant modification du
senatusconsulte du 3 Mai 1854 qui regie la Constitution des
Colonies de la Martinique, de la Guadeloupe et de la Reunion.
Paris. 1866. 8vo, pp. 1 35. 79096
Sendtschreyben vnd warhafFte zeytungen. Von aufFgang vnd
crweiterung des Christenthumbs, bey den Flayden inn der newen
well : Auch von veruolgung vnnd hailigkait, der Ciaistlichen
Apostolischen Vorsteher daselbs, so erst discs jar, ausz den
Orientischen Indien kommen, vnd jetzt inn teutsche spraach
transzfericit wordcn. Durch D. Philipp Dobereiner von 'T'iir-
scheiueut. Mit Kay freyhait nit nach zudrucken. yinno M.u.-
I.xxi. [Colophon : | Gedruckt -zu Aliinchen^ hey Adam Berg. Anno
1571. I2mc), 16 prel. leaves, text 95 unnumbered leaves, j.c.b.
A colKition of lettt-is from the Jesuit missionaries in the East Indies.
Seneca's Morals, by vvay of Abstract. To which is added, A
Discoui c, under the Title of An After-Thought. Adorned
with Cuts By Sir Roger L'Estrange, Knt. Printed at Boston^
By I. ThoTh f and E. T. Andrews. MDCCXCII. 1 2mo, pp. xxiv,
383. -f \ i 'id American Edition. Boston : Joseph Bumstead.
1800. izmo, pp. xvi, 15-372. 4 full-page Woodcuts. H.
Seneca's Morals, bv way of Abstract. To which is added, A
Discourse, under the Title of an After Thought. By Sir Roger
L'Estrange, Knt. Keene [M. H.): Printed h "John Prentiss. 1806.
i2mo, pp. 372. H. 79099
lliustratc:d witii five curious woodcuts by Lansing, " the second wood engraver in
America" — a pupil of Anderson.
1
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258
SENECA INDIANS.
it
i'|ii;
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Seneca's Morals. By Way of Abstract. To which is added,
A Discourse, under the title ot" An After-Thought. By Sir
Roger L'Estrange, Knt. Fifth American Edition. Ntw-Tork :
Published by Evert Duyckinck^ No. 68 IVater-street. J. isf J. Har-
per, printers. 1817. i6mo. 79100
The first book printed by the fuundurs of" the present firm of Harper and Brothers.
Catalogue of the Skneca Collegiate Institute, Ovid, N.
Y., for 1856. Seneca Falls. 1856. 8vo. 79101
Seneca County, N. y\ A List of the Principal Officers of
Seneca County since its organization in 1804. Albany. 1867.
8vo. 79102
Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors of the County of
Seneca, for 1869. Rochester. 1870. 8vo. 79*03
Seneca Indians. Address to the Seneca Nation. See
[Thomas (P. E.)]
A brief Statement of the rights of the Seneca Indians in the
State of New York to their Lands in that State, with Decisions
relative thereto by the State and United States Courts, and Ex-
tracts from United States Laws, &c. Also Drafts of a proposed
Memorial to Congress, and a Hill to enable them to lease and
divide their Lands. Philadelphia : IV. H. Pile. 1872. 8vo, pp.
26. BA. 79104
The Case of the Seneca Indians in the State of New York.
Illustrated by Facts. Printed for the Information of the Society
of Friends, by direction of the Joint Committees on Indian
Affairs, of the Four Yearly Meetings of Friends of Genesee,
New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore. ... Philadelphia: Mer-
rihetu and Thompson, Printers. 1840. 8vo, pp. 256. A. 79 1 05
For a reply iee Strong (N. T.)
Constitution of the "Government by Chiefs," of the Seneca
Nation of Indians. Adopted Nov. 30, 1854, by the National
Council .... Buffalo: Thomas^ Lathrops. 1854. 8vo, pp. 8.
Constitution of the Seneca Nation of Indians. Baltimore:
Printed by IVilUam Wooddy and Son. 1848. i2mo, pp. 14; Let-
ter from William Medill to the Scnecas, pp. 8 ; To the Seneca
Nation, pp. 8. 79*07
Declaration of the Seneca Nation of Indians, in General Coun-
cil assembled, with the accompanying Documents ; also, an Ad-
SKNKCA INDIANS.
259
dress to the Chiefs and People of that Nation. Baltimore: IP'm.
IVooddy. 1845. ^v> PP- S."?- "A., N. 79108
Documents and Official Reports. See Vol. v., No. 20455.
Documents relative to Indian Affairs. To the Great Council
of the Thirteen Fires. The Speech of Corn Plant, Half Town,
and Big Tree, Chiefs and Counsellors of the Seneca Nation.
\^Ne'w York. 1794.] 8vo, pp. 28. ba. 79109
A Further Illustration of the Case of the Seneca Indians in
the State of New York, in a Review of a Pamphlet entitled
"An Appeal to the Christian Community ... Hy Nathaniel T.
Strong, A Chief of the Seneca Tribe." Printed by direction of
the Joint Committees on Indian Aftairs, of the four yearly meet-
ings of Friends of Genesee, New York, Philadelphia and Balti-
more. ... Philadelphia: Printed by Merrihew and Thompson. 1841.
8vo, pp. 84. A., BA. 791 10
Improved title of No. 26253, ^"'- ^"•
Further Proceedings of the Joint Committee, Appointed by the
Society of Friends, constituting the yearly meetings of Genesee,
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, for promoting the Civil-
ization and improving the Condition of the Seneca Nation of
Indians, from the year 1847 to the year 1850. Baltimore: fVill-
iam IVooddy and Son., Printers. 1850. 8vo, pp. 119. 79' •!
Letter from the Secretary of War ... respecting the payment
of annuities to the Seneca Indians, in the years 1837 and 1838.
[(Washington. 1839.] 8vo, pp. 38. 791 12
Memorial of the Seneca Indians, to the President of the
United States, also an Address from the Committee of Friends,
who have extended care to these Indians, and an extract from
the Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs. Baltimore:
Printed by IVilliam IP'ooddy i3' Son. 1850. 8vo, pp. 13,(1). BA.
Proceedings of the Joint Committee. See Vol. xv. 65864.
Report on the Memorials. See Vol. xi.. No. 46067.
Report ... whether the Seneca Indians have sustained losses
through a late sub-agent of the United States, [n. p. 1848.]
8vo, pp. 77. s. 791 14
A Summary of Facts in relation to the late Treaty with the
Seneca Indians, together with a portion of the President's Mes-
sage. Buffalo. 1841. 8vo. N. 79115
W^
mmmmi^Sfii^-
26o
SENEX.
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To the Seneca Nation of Indians, residing at Cattaraugus and
Alleghany, in the State of New York. [^Baltimort. 1848.] 8vo,
pp. 8. 791 16
See also No. 79107, tupra.
Seneca Language. Analysis of the Seneca language. Na na
none do wau gau ne u wen noo da. Buffalo: H, A. Salisbury^
Printer. 1827. i6mo, pp. 36. 79' ^7
Probably by Jabez B. Hyde.
Christ Hagonthahninoh Nonodagahyot. New-Tork. Printed for
the American Tract Society^ By D. Fanshaw. 1829. [Second title:]
Christ's Sermon on the Mountain. Translated into the Seneca
Tongue, by T. S. Harris and J. Young. New-Tork. Printed for
the American Tract Society. By D, Fanshaw. 1829. l8mo, leaves
(2), 2-16. 791 18
In the Seneca and English languages, on opposite pages.
Kianasa, nana noncdowaga neuwenuda. Indian Hymns, in
the Seneca language ; By Jabez B. Hyde. Buffalo : Printed h
H. A. Salisbury. 18 18. l6mo, pp. 19. 79' '9
Kianasa, nana noncdowaga neuwenuda. Hymns, in the Seneca
language ; by Jabez B, Hyde. Buffalo : Printed by H. A. Salis-
bury. 1819. l6mo, pp. 40. B., w. 79120
Inipriived titltr ctf No. 34122, Vol. IX.
Ne Hoiwiyosdosheh Noyohdadogchdih ne Saint Luke, neno-
nodowohga nigawenohdah, New-York. Printed for the American
Bible Society. D. Fanshaw^ Printer. 1829. [Second title:] The
Gospel according to Saint Luke, translated into the Seneca
tongue, by T. S. Harris. New-Tork. Printed for the American
Bible Society. D. Fanshaw., Printer. 1829. i8mo, leaves (2), 2-
149. 79121
In Scnoca and English, on opposite pages. For other works in the Seneca language,
see White (Seneca) and [VVrigiit (Asht-r)]. See also "A Short Vocabulary."
Senkx, pseudon. Letters under the signatures of "Senex," and
of " A Farmer," comprchf-ndiog an Examination of the Conduct
of our Executive towards France and Great Britain, out of which
the Present Crisis has arisen. Originally published in the North
American. ... Baltimore: Printed by P. K. l^Fagner. 1809. 8vo,
pp. (4), 108. BA., c. 79122
Improvd title of No. 40656, Vol. x.
Senex (John). General Atlas ... London. 17 10. Folio. 34
Maps. 79 '23
SKNIOR.
261
Senex. a New General Atlas, containirip; a Geographical and
Historical Account of all the Empires, Kingdoms, and other
Dominions of the World: With the Natural History and Trade
of each Country. Taken from the Best Authors, particularly
Cluverius, Brictius, Cellarius, Bleau, Baudrand ... Sec. To
which is Prefix'd An Introduction to Geography ... Together
with a Copious Alphabetical Index. The Maps, which are all
Engraved or Revised by Mr. Senex, are laid down according to
the Observations communicated to the English Royal Society ...
London: Daniel Browne. M.DCC.xxi. Folio, pp. (22), 261, II.
34 large colored Maps. ba. 79124
Chiefly interesting for the copiousness of its information concerning America, which
is iilu.struted by seven immense maps. At the beginning the list of subscribers, con-
t.iining about one thousand names, is accompanied by the engraved coat of arms of
each.
Seney (G. E.) Code of Civil Procedure of the State of
Ohio : with the subsequent amendments and supplementary acts,
and the several statutes regulating the practice in the State of
Ohio ; including the Code of Procedure before Justices of the
Peace; (as amended). With notes to the decisions of the Courts
of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, and New York. By George E.
Seney. Cincinnati : Robert Clarke ^ Co. i860. 8vo. 79*25
Senfkornesutepok. [n. p. n. d.] 24mo, pp. 8. 79126
Selections from the New Testament in the Greenland language.
Senfkornetun-ipok. [n. p. n. d.] 24mo, pp. (2), 8. 79127
Selections from the New Testament in the Labrador Eskimo language. Titles from
Filling's Bibliography.
Sekio^ pseudon ? O Gaucho. Romance Brasileiro por Senio.
Rio de Janeiro. 1870. 2 vols., l2mo, pp. 246; 269. 79 1 28
Senior (H.) Charles Vernon: A Transatlantic Tale. By
Lieut. -Col. Henry Senior. In Two Volumes. ... London: Long-
man. 1849. 2 vols., post 8vo, pp. iii, 292; 353. 79129
Describes West Indian habits, etc.
[Senior (Nassau William).] American Slavery: a Reprint
of an Article on *•' Uncle Tom's Cabin," of which a Portion was
inserted in the 206th number of the "Edinburgh Review;" and
of Mr. Sumner's Speech of the 19th and 20th of May, 1856.
With a Notice of the Events which followed that Speech. Lon-
don: Longman^ Brown^ Green, Longmans ^ Roberts. 1856. 8vo,
pp. iv, 164. H. 79130
VOL. XIX. 17
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Skniok. American Slavery: a Reprint of an Article on
"Uncle I'om's Cabin," of which a portion was inserted in the
206th number of the ''Edinburgh Review;" and of Mr. Sum-
ner's Speech of the iQih and 20th of May, 1856. With a N(t-
tice of the Events which followed that Speech. By Nassau W.
Senior, Esq. Loudon: T. Fellowes. [n. d.J 8vo, pp. iv, 164. -|-
London. 1862. 8vo. 79'3>
Senior. Letters forming part of a Correspondence with Nas-
sau William Senior, concerning Systematic Coloni'/.ation, and the
Hill before Parliament for Promoting Emigration ; also a letter
to the Canada Land Company ... by Charles Tennant, M.p.
Kingston. 1845. ^^o, pp. 97. 79 '32
[Senior.] The Oregon Questio". [n. p. n. d.] 8vo, pp.
28. B. 79133
Senior. Remarks on Emigration, with a draft of a bill. ...
London. 1 83 1. 8vo. A. 79134
Sennott (G.) Address to the Democrats of Massachusetts,
by "A Jacksonian Democrat," (George Sennott.) Boston: "James
O. Boyle l^ Co. [n. d.] 8vo, pp. 11. B. 79135
[Sennott.] Has the Chief Justice a casting vote ,? [n. p.
1868.] Folio, I page. b. 79136
Signed ««G. S."
Sennott. Sennott on Andrew and Butler.
ding and Company. 1862. 8vo, pp. 16.
Boston : Red-
B., H. 79137
Sefior. £1 dean, y cavildo sedevacante de la santa Yglesia
cathedral de Antequera Valle de Oaxaca, sobre haver admitido a
la opposiciun de su canogia magistral vacante, al Doctor D. Juan
de Cara, A mo, y Figueroa, Presbytero Colegial Mayor de el
Colegio viejo de Santos de Mexico, despues de cumplido el ter-
mino de los edictos, y comen^ados, ya ; pero no consumados los
actos del concurso, y sobre no haver otorgado la apelacion, que
D. Juan de Oxendi, vno de los Opositorcs interpuso de autho en
que se le denego la suspencion de la votacion, y entrega de el
processo original, que pedia recurrir ante vuestro Virrey de Nueva-
Espafia ... Informa a V. M. de los motivos de su dictamen.
Mexico [about \']lol\. Folio, 16 leaves. 79'3^
Signed at the end : D. Pedro Loznno, D. Antonio de S;ildafl.i y Ortega, D. Aiitoiiii)
dc Medina. Improved title of No. 56396, Vol. xiii. ike Lcclcrc's " Bibliotlieca
Americana" (1878), No. 1272.
8ENTENTIE.
263
ScAur. Kl Prior, y Consulcs de la Vniucrsidad de los merca-
dercs de la Nuciia-Rspana : Dizcn, q siendo, como es de su
cHrgu, atcnder a la conseruacion, y mayor perpctuidad del comer-
cio. [Mexico F 16 — ?] 410, 4 leaves. 79139
ReUtei to the trade in cacao.
Los seHores Presidente, y Oidores de la Real Audiencia, y
(Jasa de la Contratacion a Indias, dixeron que por quanto hallan-
(luse sus scHorias con Real cedula contra los que passan a Indias
sin legitimas Licencias. Cadiz. 1740. 410, pp. 28. 79140
Senour (F.) The Christian Soldier. By Rev. F. Senour.
Cincinnati : C. F. Tent iff Co, 1861. 32mo, pp. 96. 79*4'
Senour. The Hand of God, as seen in the p"-" ^nt great Re-
bellion, The Hope of our Country and a reason for Thanksgiv-
ing. Our Duty in the Present Crisis. Two Discourses By F.
Senour, Pastor elect of the First Presbyterian Church of Rock-
ford, III. Rockford^ 111.: Register Steam Printing Press. 1862.
8vo, pp. 12, and covers. 79*42
Senour. Major General William T. Sherman, and his Cam-
paigns. By Rev. F. Senour .... Chicago: Henry M. Sherwood.
1865. i2mo, pp. 477. Portrait. B. 79143
Senoup Morgan and his Captors. By Rev. F. Senour.
Cincinnati: C. F. Fent isf Co. 1865. i2mo, pp. 389. Portrait.
Lc Sens Commun. See [Paine (T.)], Vol. xiv. 58216-17.
Senten^a de ExcommunhJlo e Desautora^So fulminada contra
o cx-Padrc Jose M. da Conceits ... Rio de Janeiro. 1867. 8vo,
pp. 32. 79145
Scntencias de Vista, y Revista pronunciadas por el Ex"""- Senor
Virrcy Conde de Supcrunda con paracer del real acuerdo, en la
causa scguida por los labradores de los valles circunvecinos con el
grcmio de navieros declarando la preferencia en la venta a favor
(lc los trigos del rcyno. Lima : En la Calk del Tigre. Am de
1756. 4to, (12) leaves. j.c.B. 79146
Scntcntie ghegeven tot Paris den 30 Nov. 1663 inhoudende
too-cygeninghe van de Prysen ghenomen inde Roode Zee en
acn't Eylandt Marteneyro i door Capit. L. Davidts. Antwerpen.
[1663.] 4to. 79147
ii.Miiiuiwmni»mmun»«n'»'»'*'i'>>M'''""<'*£y''
264
s£ntimi:nts.
> '\
!■' >
li'l
Si;nti;r (I.) The Journal of Isaac Stntcr, Physician ami
Surgci)!! to the troops ilciachcil from the American Army
encamped at Cambridge, Mass., on a secret expedition against
Quebec, under the command of Col. Benedict Arnold, in Sep-
tember, 1775. PhiUuielph'ui : Publish fd hy the Historical Society of
Pennsylvania. 1846. 8vo, pp. 40. B. 791 48
Eilittil l>y Edward I). l[n;r.ili,m). The p.iniphlet alsu furtm a put <>( •• TJic Bulletin
of the Historical Society of" Pennsyiv.inia," vol. 1.
Sentkr (N. G. M.) An Oration, delivered before thi VVash-
ington Menevolent Society, of the County of Herkinier, on the
22d February, 18 17. Hy Nathaniel G. M. Scnter. Herkitncr:
Printedhy Eflward P. Seymour. 1817. 8vo, pp. 13. 79 '49
Senter. a Vindication of the Character of Nathaniel G.
M, Senter against the Charge oi being a Spy and a Traitor, with
a statement of his connexion with the liritish (jovei inncnt, from
the year 1802 until 1805, and his obtaining a Captaincy in the
service of the United States. Together with a variety of anec-
dotes respecting scvei ' officers of the gcjvernment and army.
Written by Himself. allvwcll: Printed hy Ezekiel GooJale. 1815.
8v(), pp. 64. 79 '50
Sentimens| d'un| Republicain, |Sur les Assemblecs Provmciales]
et les Etats-Generaux. |Suite des Lcttres d'lm Citovcn des| Jfctats-
Unis a un Fran^ais, sur les|aft'aires presentes. | /%/Wf//»/'/V| 178H.
8vo, pp. 30. N. 79151
Title furnished by Mr. Kelby.
Sentiment d'un Patriote Hollandois. [n. p. J 1740. 410.
For two replies to this piece i« Vol. vi., No. 23343, anA Vol. x., No. 40660.
The Sentiments and Resolution of an Association. See [Niles
(S.)], Vol. XIII., No. 55331.
The Sentiments of a British American. See [Thachcr (Oxen-
bridge)].
The Sentiments of a Foreigner. See [Raynal ((i. T.)], Vol.
XVI., No. 68105.
The Sentiments of a Principal Freeholder, Offered to the (-(»n-
sidcration of the Representatives of the Province of New York,
who are now called to meet and sit, the 14th o\' September, 1736.
New York. 1736. Folio, pp. 4. 79 '53
Signed " F. S."
SEf Al( >. riON.s.
a65
The Sentiments of an | American Woman. |[/V;//rt^/«'//)/;/(/; John
Dunlap. 1780?] Polio, pp. (2). H.s. p. 7(^154
Title (fom Hilileburn.
The Sentiments of at) Impartial Memhci of l*arliani' nt, upon
the two (j)iicstions, i. Whether Circiit Hriiaiii t)iiy;ht to he (le>irons
of a Peace? ... 1.. What sort of a Pcarc ? LomL/i. 1762. 8vo,
pp.40. 79155
Sentiments relatinj.'; ro the late Negotiation. Loudon: R. Grif-
fiths. M ucc Lxi. 4to, pp. (2), 44. 79*5^
On the cession of Ciinudn by France, etc.
Sentiments I upon | the Religion of Reason | and Nature, | Care-
fully translated from the original French manuscript, ! Communi-
cated by the hw\\\oT.\ Philadelphia — Print ed\/ 01 T. St, 'phi "n^ and
Denooti ^' Condie | By Bioren cJ Madan \ MDccxcv. | i imo, p|). 1 00,
catalogue 101-108. n. 79157
Title furnished liy Mr. WiHi.im Keiby.
Sentiments I upon | the Religion of Reason [and Nature, | carc-
fidly translated from the [original Krcnch Manuscript, | Communi-
cated by the Author. | Second Edition. | Philadelphia : Printed for
7. Stevens, and Denoon <S Condie, by Bioren & Aladan. MDCCXtv.
l2mo, pp. 100. M. 79158
Sentiments veritables. See [Condorcet {^Marquis de)'\. Vol. iv..
No. 15 193.
Sentinel, pseudon. See [Bogart (W. H.)], Vol. 11., No. 6129.
Sentinelle, garde a vous. See [Page and Hrulley], Vol. xiv..
No. 58164.
Sentmanat (Antonio, Cardenal de). Declaracion general de
las personas cpie pertenecen a la jurisdiccion eclesuisiica castrense,
y de los privilegios que respectivamente deben gozar. Hccha en
virtud de los breves apostdlicos por el Emmo. Senor Carden.il de
Sentmanat, Patriarca de las Indias. Madrid. 1 804. 4to. |
Reimpreno en Lima. 1 805. 4to, pp. 13. 79^59
Separation from Slavery. A Premium Essay. Boston : Amer-
ican Tract Society, [n. (S.^ i8mo, pp. 46. 79160
Separations from the ... Society of Friends. See [Kite (J. L.)],
Vol. IX., No. 38023.
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266
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'ii
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Sfparatists. Articles of Faith and I'raiticc, and Covenant
of the Separate Churchi's in this Land. Also, a DiscouiKc on
the Privileges of the Chureh of Jesus Christ. Hy I'.lnnc/ir
Krothinghatn. Niivport : Printer/ by 'J. luankliu. 1750. linio,
pp.432. 79161
Sepp (A.) and Hohm (A.) RK.PP. Antonii Sepp, |und I An-
tonii Hohm I Der Soeietiit Jesu Pri' >tern|Tcutscher Nation, dtTcii
der erstc aus | Tyrol an der Ktsch der ander aus j Mayrn grhiirtii; |
Reis/beschreibungI wie dieselbe aus Mispanien tn Para-JLjuari.nti
konnnen. | Und | kurt/.er Hericht der denc-kwurdig-|sten Saihen
selbiger I.andschatt't Vol-|ikern und Arbeitung der sich alldurt
be-lhndenden PP. Missionariorum, j ge/ogen | Aus denen durth
R. P. Sepp, Soe. Jes. | mit aigener Hand geschriebenen Briefen |
7.U mehrern Nutzer)|von (Jabriel Sepp. von und zu Reche | leih-
lichen Hrudern in Druck gegeben. | M't Eriaubnus der Obern. |
Niirnberg \ In yi'rUt^ung Job. Hojf'munns 1696. | Sni. l2mo, pp.
333. A-o in twelves, including a blank le;.f at the end. Fcdded
jeaf at p. 213. j.c.b., h. 7916;.
The fulded leaf opposite page 113 cunt.tinii thr " I'.iter Nontur et Ave Maria in Liii-
gva Paraqvarieiiiii Mispaniia et Latina." The letters nf' the two Jetuitt were wiittin
in i(><)l~i(n)^. " rhese vi-iy interesting narrutivei contain full acmuntH of the mari-
ners and customb, natural proilui rinnn, sienery, rivers, .iml mountain', diniitr, et< . i>i
Paraguay, as amusingly tieiicrilieii as in the pages of Dobrir-hoticr, The volume opiiii
with a letter frt>ni Antoniui; Sepp, di'^uiiptive of the voyage from Spain, the latiilini; .it
Uuenoii Ayrei., and of tiie many Indiin villages tubjeir to the Society's rule, ijuaiiid)
Hnishing hy recording the great gluttony of the ab(jiigiiii's. Then follown a second lit-
ter from the same, with further particulars of the vo)age out, the perils and disconiturib
uf which are graphically detailed, and the variations of the compass recorded, as aluo ,iii
account of the fertile province of Japeyu. Then lliere is i description of a voya^^c i.(
100 miles (equal to Soo Englith miles) up the liver Uruguay, followed hy other voyaj;('s
pert()rmed together hy MM. Sepp and Hoehin, with Saint l'ierre-lil<e descriptions <<t
the scenery and inhabitants, introducing us to their marriage riti^s and ceremonies, iHl'
fair sex enjoying the privilege of making the tirst advances, and thi- respective ages (it
fourteen or fifteen, and sixteen or seventeen being considered by the priesthood (lir
fittest period of life for both to marr-y. The peach forests are described, ami their ont;iii
accounted for in an amusing episode of Moorish historv, thtr poisonous fruit ot Atrrc.i,
acclimated on the soil of Spain, 'for tlie destruction of whose inhabitants tiie peacli-
stones had been brrjadcast over the land by tiie wily Moors, having, under Providen>.c,
become an innocent and health-giving luxury to the Christians.'"
Sepp and Bohm. RR. PP. Antonii Sepp, und Antonii Hohm,
... Reiss-Heschreibung, wie dieselben aus Hispanicn in Paraqua-
rien kommen. Und kurtzcr Hericht der denckwiirdigstcn Sachcii
selbiger LandschafFt ... Brixen^ Niclaus Fiihr^ 1696. Sni. I2nu).
Sepp and Hohm. RR. PP. Antonii Sepp, | und | Antonii
Hohm, I Der Societiit Jcsu Priestern | I'eutschcr Nation, dcren dci
erste aus | Tyrol an der Etsch, der ander aus | Hayrn gebiirtig, |
1
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sc oil
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linio,
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dun I)
rieffii I
■ I Itil,.
)I)CJ M. I
pp.
8h:PP.
267
Reis/.lw'sthipihunL!; | wic ilit-srlhc .lus Hispanii'n in I'ara- | tpiariain
koiumcn. I Und I km t/iT Hnirht diT (Icuckwiiiiliu;- | slni Saihcii
Sflbii^cr l^»M(lsc-hart't, Vi'd- 1 cIciTH, uiul Ailn-itiinn dcr sifh alldort
hr-( Hndontfii !*H. Missionaiiuiiiiu, | gf/ogcri | Aiis dcncn diinh
R. P. Si'p^i, Si)C. ji's. |rnit aifTfiiri Haiiil ^fsc-hiirl)ciu'ii Miii'ti'ii,|
/ii nu'hicvn Nui/.cn | Vt»ii (Jahiifl Srpp, vmi mid zu Rfclic;j;^',. j
IciMitlu'ii Miiidcin ill Diiicic jffj^ch'.-n. | Mil lOilaiilmus dtT ( )lK'rn.
\ Niirn/)iri^',\ /n rrr/r"um' '/oh. H')(fhi,iriin l^f^y.j Sni. 1 ;.ruo, pp.
33 J. A 0 111 twi'lvcs, iiu-Judiiij; a blank UmT at the end. 1,.
Tlif fiil.li'>! Icif wliidi licjongii ii|i|iiihirc ju^c 113 in nut in thi« iupy, An lln^li.li
ti iMslitl'i' ., in iilc fmm thii I'lli'i.iM, til. I iMifiili'il "All AiTnimt of A Vny.i(;K (rmii S(i.rin
III l'.ir.«<fii iii.i," is |iiiilti'il ill C'liiiri liill'H " I'lilliMiiill III Viiy.i|;i"i .liii| 'I'l.ivclh," vul. IV.,
in< lti iiii^! rill- ('.Iter Nnxtrr jiiil Ave M.iri.i in tlie InilLin l.iiiuii.ixt', front th(! fnliinl Ic.if
iiit-ntiiiiicii .iliiiVK.
Sei'P <onl lioHM. R.R. V.V, Antonij Sipp, | mid Aiitoiiij
iiohiii, I Dor Socictiit Ji'su Piifsttin, | Ncii-virnuhiic | Ri'iss-
Mfschrci
ktiiHineii
hmig, I Wic scIIh' auss ilispanicn in l'ara-| ipiaiiain
IJnd kiirt/ti Mnicht dcr ilciKk-| wmdit;stfn Sachcii,
sclliigiT Laiid-I schart't, Vidckcin, und Aincituiig dcr | IM*. Mis-
sionaiiorum. I (fCzonc'ii,| Auss dfiu-n R. 1'. Scpp, Soc. Jcsu mil |
cigncr Hand gi-sthiichfiu'ii nricH'cn,| Von Stoph. Igii. Scpp von
Scppcnh, I und Rcch : Piicsti-in, J. U. C. als lcil>- | lichi n MnidiTn.
I l3iitte und vcrhfsscitf Kdition, | Mit Krlauhmis/, dt-i ()lH'in.|
Passuu^ Ih-tiikts und verlrgts Cirorg /Idam Hollft\ 1698. | Small
121110, pp. 336. c. 79165
An cilitiiin iif i6<;y i:. niriitiiiii(!il in Henry Sti'vciis's " BililiDthrci Hi forii.i" (1S70),
No. 1S57.
Sepp and Hohm. l£rstci Thcil,| Der Reis/beschiTihunjr, | RR.
PP. Antonii Si-pp, | Und | Antonii l^"')hm, | Dcr Socictiit Jcsu
Pricstcin | Tcutschcr Nation, dcicn dcr crstc aus/, | T\'rol aw dcr
Ktsch, dcr andcr ausz | Hayrn iijcliiirtiji;, | Wic ncnilichcn dicsclbc
aiis7, Hi-|spanicn in Para(|uariam kommcn ;| Uiuij Kurt/,cr P»ericht
dcr dcnkwiirdigstcn | Sachcn sclbigcr Lanclschaftt, Viilkcrn iind|
Arbcitung der sich alldort befindcndcn | PP. Missionariuni, | gc/o-
gcn| Auss denen (lurch R. P. Sepp, Soc. Jcsu ( niit eigencr Hand
gcschricbcncn Hricfcn, | zu nichrcrn Nutzcn | Von Gabriel Scpp,
von mid zu Rcchcgg. I Iciblichcn l^rudern, | Auf ciii Ncucs in
Druck gcgcbcn.|Cum Privilcgio Sac. Cacs. Majestatis, & Kacul-
tatc I Supcrit)runi. | In^olstatt^ hi Vcrlegung Johann Andreas de \ la
Haye., /Inm 1712.I Sm. iimo, pp. 263,(1). c. 79166
Title furnished by Mr. Janu's C Filiinp. Tor the secuml vohime let No. 791 6S,
infra. Uuucher ilc la Riili,ird<'iic (" Uiljiiiilhei|ue," vi. 313) iiifnliuns .1 Kreiv. ii ver-
sion, In^ohtad, Jtan- Andri dt La Hayc, 17 1 7., 24nt(i, which is perhaps .1 n'.ist.ike for
the above.
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268
SEPTUAGENAIRK.
'II
\\
m
Sepp. Continuatio laburum apostolicorum ijuos R. P. Ant.
Sepp, Sue. Jesu missionarius apustulicus in Haraquaria ab aniiu
1693 usque ad annum 170 1 exantlavit. Ubi deseribuntur illius
barbarae gentis mures, ingenium et ducilitas in rebus praccicis ct
mechanicis ... Ingohtadii^ yi. de la Haye. 1709. Sm. lamo, pp.
(16), 374. 79»67
Sepp. Cuntinuatiun | uder | Furtsetzung | der | Beschreibung |
deren deiickwiirdigeren Paraqua- 1 lischcn Saehen selbiger Land-
schafFt I Viilckern und Arbeit deren sich alldurt bc-| findendcn
R.R. und PP. Missiunariurum I Sue. Jesu. Insundcrhcit aber|wie
I R. P. Antunius | Sepp, | Auss wuhlgcmelter Sucietet in Para- |
quaria Missiunarius den Christlichen C7lau-|ben unter andern
Vulckern nuch weiters| furtzupflantzen sich bearbeitet und |bemu-
het. I Furder ist zu grusserer Ehr und | Lub Guttes alsdann auch
zu sunderen I Wulgefallen Lust und Ergutzlichkeitjeines geneig-
ten Lesers. | Mit sundern Fleiss zusammen getragen I vun dem
Wuhl-Ehrwiirdigen P. Al-lphunso Sepp, Ord. S. benedicti. |
Cum Privilegiu Sac. Caes. Majestatis, & Facul-|tate Supcriurum.
I Ingohtatt : In Verlegung "Job. Andrem de la Haye. | Anno 1 7 1 o. |
Sm. i2mo, pp. (16), 490, (10). c, H. 79168
Sepp (J. C) Surinaam«;che Vlinders. Papilluns de Surinam.
... Amsterdam. 1848-52. 3 vols., 410. 152 colored Plates.
With descriptions in Frencii ami Dutch. The work was originally issued in parts,
at 20 florins each.
Septenville (Edouard de). Decouvertes et conquetes du
Portugal dans les deux mondes. . Paris: E. Dentu. 1863,
i6mo, pp. (6), xi, 183. c. 79170
Septien (Pedro Antonio). Maximas de buena educacif)n,
sacadas en la mayor parte de las Santas Escrituras ... Mexiro.
1789. 8vo. 7917^
Title tVom Beiistain.
Septimo Juguetillo, dedicado al Pensador Mcxicano. Mexico.
1820. 4ro, pp. (2), 44. 79172
Septuagenaire, pseudon. Projet pour tenter la decouverte du
Pole gauche du monde nomme Pole Arctlque. Par un Septua-
genaire. A La Haye. 1772. 8vo, pp. 30. 1^'T^
"A curious tract, in which its author gives very pl.iusible reasons for supposing the
heat at the I'oles to be greater ,it a ccrt;ii. season than hetweon the tropics : and that,
in consequence, its natural productions must be of a very cYtiaordinary nature." — Rich,
I. 191.
SEPULVEDA.
269
Septuagenarian, /(jt-Wow. Army Abuses; or, An Inside
View. \_New York? 1868?] 8vo, pp. 10. H. 79174
Signed " Septu.igcnarian."
Sepulveda (J, G.), b. 1490? d. 1573. Apologia | loannis
Genesii | Sepvlvedae] pro libro|de Ivstis Melli Cavsisjad amplissi-
mum, & doctissimum | pra'sulem D. Antonivm | Ramirvm Epis-
copum I Sagonienseni. I [Colophon:] Imprcssum fuit Roma: apud
Valerhan | Doricum i^ Ludouicum fratrcs | Brixietises | Prima Maij
Anno a Christo nato\ M. i). L. | 8vo, 24 unnumbered leaves.
The last five leaves contain : " Uecretviti ct Indvltvm Aiexandri Sexti svper expcili-
tiune in barbaios novi oihis quos Indus vocant," ending with a large wuodcut iif Minerva.
On the title-page ib a woodcut of a donhle-heailed eagle escutcheon. " In the present
copy [Bihiiotheca Cisanatense, Rome], which is the only one we could find anywhere,
to the last figure in the date is added a v, making it read m. d. i.. v., but it is an intrr-
pol.ition made witlj a pen and comn.oi' ink.' — Harkisse, Uihliotbeai /Imtiiiuna f^etus-
tisiima [^Jdtiilions), No. lS6. See the note to the t'oUowing title :
Sepulveda. Democrates secundus, sive de justis belli causis
... Roma. [1550.] 4to. 79' 7^
It is not certain that this book was ever printed. (Jn the i5th ot' August, 1549,
Sepjlveda wrote from Valladolid to his friend Antonio Agustin, .luditor of the Ruta .it
Rome, requesting his advice about the printing of .1 work treating of the justiie or
waging war on the Indians, the m.inuscript of which was sent with the letter. The
reply of Antonio Agustin, dated April I, 1550, was in favor of its pui)lication. In
another letter, dated on the first of October of the same year, and from wlilcli rhe
above title ii taken, Sepulveda nientiojis tiie little book ('' libellus ") by n ime as having
already been printed at Rome, with the approbation of three le.n ned prelates, "qui tres
in excuso libello memorantur," and he complains of the peisecution whicii it had
brougiit upon him.
It is probable, however, tiiat the book referred to in the above-na^'i-d letters was
merely the Apologia (No. 79175), which was printed on the riist of May, 1550, and
" ..d cujus calcem legitur in prim;eva editione : Hoc opus judicio doctissimorum et gra-
visjimorum dominorum Philippi Archinti, S.mctissimi Domini nostri l'ap;i Vic.irii, et
/; Mj'idii P'oscararii, niagistri sacri Palatii ac Antonii Augustini auditori.-. RotH- examinatum
et approbatum, et multorum aliorum eruditissimorum virorum cons('nsu in Urbe com-
mendatum impressum fuit Rjm;i'," etc. The substance ot the DcMocrares iciutidus is
contained in the Apologia. " Las Casas him.self says tliat tney were both one and the
same work with a new title." In 1554, Sepulveda wrote of the Democratei sfcmiilui :
"a me nondum impressione edito." It is also referred to as folluws in the moniium
added by tiie Madrid editors of the collected works, whii ii cont.iin annot.itiuiis by i<\\i:
Kern.inde/ Franco, who was a conteinjiorary of Sepulveda : " Este libro se mando que
no se imprimiese, y se (|uitaron los impresos por mandado del rey, de que recibio gr.m
ofensa este autiir." For a fuller discussion of this question, and references to other
authorities, sec Harrisse's "Bihiiotheca Americana Vetustissima," pp. 451-455, from
whicii the above account has been extracted.
"The learned men of Spain were not all of the Bishop of Chiapa's way of tliinking
as regarded the rights and claims of the Indians. A certain Doctor Juan Gines Sepul-
veda, principal Historijgrapher to Charles the Fifth, a man ofgrc.it renown for learning
in those days, had recently written ,1 treatise entitled, DfrniH-rata SeiunJui^ si-ve de 'Juith
lii-Ui Ciiasis, in which he maintained, in a very .ible manner, the right of the I'upe and
of the Kings of Spain to subdue by war the inhabitants of the New World. Sepulveda
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called his new work Democrates Sccundus, betause he h.id previously written a book
which was entitled Democrates: a DiaUirue on the Honotiiahle Nature of Military Htudy.
The Democrates KiecunJus was al.so written in dialogue; and in it, Leopold, a German,
made a formal statement, which probably was sanctioned by the voiie ot public opinion
throughout Europe at that time, that the Spaniards had, without surticient attention to
the laws ot' justice, piety, and Christianity, waged war against the innocent Indians.
Sepulvcda, under the name of Democrates, gave a full reply to his iVieml Leopold's
accusation of the Spaniards. Sepalve.la's work met with no favour, even in the i|uarter
where he might reasonably have' expected tiiat it would be sure to be well received. He
subniitled his treatise to the Council of the Indies in the first inst.ince; but they would
not allow him to print it. He then appeali-d to Charles the Fifth, praying that his
woik should be laid before the Great Council of Castile. The Emperor consented. It
was in 1547, wlu-n the Court anil the Gre.it Councils of Spain were at Arandi dr
Uuero, that the royal order trom C'harles arrived. I^as Casas had also joined the Cuurt
at that time, and then learnt what was the nature of this treatise written by SepuKeda,
upon which there was so much tjuestion. As may be imagined, he made the most
determined and vigorous opposition to Sepulveda's views, — to usi' his own words, 'dis-
covering and bringing to light the poison of whith tin; work was full.' The Couiii il
submitted the Democrates Sccundus, for examination, to the Universities of Alcala and
Sal.mianca. The decision of these learned bodies was unfivourable to Sepulveila ; ,iiiil
the I'ermission to print was still refused. Sepulveda turned to Rome, where he had 1
gre.it friend, who w.is auditor of the Rota; and under his auspices, the work, or rather
an Apology for thi; work, containing tlie substance of it, was printed at Rome in li;';o.
Charles the Fifth forbade its introduction into Spain. The author thereujion drew u|i a
version in Spanish of his ylfiolo^y, and did what he could to put liiat in circulation." —
Hk.i.I's's S[>iiiiisb Ccnyucst in America, IV. 318-319.
Nicol.is Antonio (" IJlbliotheca Hispana Nov 1," 1. 703-704) gives the following
account iit the book : ^^ De 'Quills heUi <autis , unlru IiuLs iuucfiti, sive, Dcmociatcs alter,
editus olim fuit RonKe paucis admoduni exemplaribu.-, j'rocunnte Antonio Augustin.p,
Roman.e tunc Rot:e .luititore, ut auctor 'i\se ait El/iit. i.xrx. & lxx. qui Sc ante h.uic
editionem multis descriptio exemplaribus, Complutuni Salnianticaimiue missis, evul;;.itiis
fuerat, reft-rente ipso F.pist. Xci. qui & seijuenti .id l^etrum Serr.mum, contentam in eo
sententiam adt'ersariis ipsis in-vitissimis non solum Roma' & per omnem His/ianiam, scd eliam
per omnem Cbristianum orbem doclis omnibus non periinacihus sc proha'vissc gloriatur, scripta
scilicet ea, ijuam habenms vulgareni inter ali.i oper.i, Ap' I'.^ia pro hoc libro. In collij'iu
Granatensi Jesuitarum adservari scimus dialogisticuni opus De jfure belli adversus fndos,
quo respondet Cas;e epiacopi argunientis. Diver:uinne Id sit .di eo opere, quod jam lau-
d.ivimus, dici;re non ausim. Fl.ine diu seriuque hunc coi>feiitionis funem ab n. stro cuni
antistite illo Chiajiensi tractum satis ipparebit legentibus, qu;i' nos in hujus mentinne pro-
lixe annotavimus."
Skpulvkda. ^I Uialogo| Ilamailo Democrates copue | sto por
el doctor Juan de | sepulueda : capella y co- | ronista d'e su. S. C. |
C. M. del empa|dor: agora iiue | uamciite in-|presso [^/V] .:. |
(.^,) I Con preuilegio imperial. | iVl. d. xlj. | [Colophon :] ([ Jqrti
hn-ze Jin el presente Dia | logo intiUilado Detnoaates. El qual fur
visto y exa j m'lnado por los Rciiereutlos padres Fray mm- 1 tin ilr
Liwlesma soprior de sant Pablo de Va- \ lladolid : y fray Datnum di
temiho. Fue \ i/npresso enla "mny noble % niuy Leal | c'ludad de Seuilla :
en casa de "Juan | crdbnjn difuntn que dm aya. | Acahose a veyutc y
ocho di- 1 a$ del vies de Mayo de | mil y quinientos y q \ rent a y vn atios, \
(.:.) (.:.) (.:.) | (iji) | [Printer's mark and monogram 1 C.j | 410,
SEPULVEDA.
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leaves Ixxix, colophon (i), table and errata (3). a-k in eights,
and I in four, including a final blank leaf. i.. 79177
A translariiin into Spaiiitli nf' Ni). 7917S, inf'ni, maile l)y Aiitoni.i l!.iil>i, tin- accirtai)
of caniiiial yuifloms. It is in rhir form of ilialm'.ius lii'twcen iIiii'l- iicrs^ins, Lf(i|'oiJ(i
Alfin.in, Alonso ilc (lucvara, anil IJeinoiiatos, wim cli;ii iiis tiic siibjcit of tlic justiii- of
war. 'rile hook is soniftinurs ini Imli-il in collitctions of " Anieiii ina," because; it illus-
trates the opinions of Sepulvfita which finally hrouylu on his fiinous dispute with Lis
Casas.
Sf.pulveda. lo, (jcnesii Sepulvtti;i' Cordubcnsis, Artiimi &
Theologian Doctoris dc Convenicntia Militiiris Disciplinie cum
Christiana Rcligione qui inscribitur Democratcs, lni[>7i'SsuTii
Roma: apud Antonium Hlnditm, Anno Domini^ MDXXXV. 410.
This is the first Ikmucraia. It does not relate to Aniiiic.i, hut is de;,ir.,l)U' in an
American tcdlection as a companion volume for \\m Apulc^yia. Accoriling lo llarrissc,
it was reprinted at Paris, hy Simon de Coline:, i(;4i,^V(), "lum aliis auctoris operilnis;"
and inseited in Vol. iv., pp. I25-32S, of tlie M.idriil reptint of Si-pulved.i's works.
The Spanish version is ilescribed under No. 79177, iujna.
Sepulveda. loannis | Gcncsii | Sepvlvcdae | Cordvbensis | Sacro-
sanctae Theologiae Doctoris, Caroli v. | Impcratoris, Historici. |
Opera, I quae rcperiri potucrunt] Omnia. | Ouorum clcnchum vide
lector pagina quinta. |Nvnc primvm singvhiri stvdio | in Hispania,
Italia, & Gallia ad publicam utilitatcni | concjuisita, & iam siniul in
lucem I edita. | Adiectus est copiosus rerum niemorabiliimi index. |
Colon'tac Ag7-'tpp'in(ii\ | In Ojficinn Bircknuinnicd^ sumpt'ihus ArnuU'i
Mylij. I Anno cl:5. I.")cll. | Cum yjat/a <3' privi/i-i^io S^r. Coi'S. ALiics-
tatis.\ 4to, pp. (12), 634, index (16). J-C.h., h. 79179
This edition contains a biography of Sepulveda by Andie.is Schott. At page 4:3
begins his celebrated essay, "Apologia pro Liliro de Iiistis IJelli C^iusis," connected with
the controversy between the writer and Las Casas, whenrin the tornier attempts to justify
the cruel treatment iiiHicted by the Spanish government on the Indi.ins. P.iges 442-
445 contain the " Decretum et indultum Alexandri sexti super expeditione in baibaros
Noui Orbis quos Indos uocaiit."
Sepulveda. Joannis Genesii Scpulvcdae Cordubensis Opera,
Cum Edita, Turn Inedita, Accurante Regia Historiie Academia.
... Matriti. Ex Typographia Rcgiii de la Gazeta. Anno M. DCC-
Lxxx. 4 vols., 4to. 79180
Collation : Volumen Friinum, 8 preliminary leaves, pp. cxliii, 24, (8), xlvi, 468,
" Monitum ad Lectoiem" (a), Poitrait of Ch.irles v. Volumen Si'cundum, 3 prelimin-
ary leaves, pp. Ixvi, 544, Itiilex in 75 leaves. Volumen Tertium, 3 preliminary leaves,
pp. -(xviii, " Ue rebus Hisp.inorum gestis ad novum Urbem Mexicumque " pp. 1-244,
Index in 9 leaves; " De rebus gestis Fhi4ippi 11" pp. (16), 1- 134, index 1:1 7 le.ives ;
" Epistolif dua* ad M. Canum " pp. (2), 1-399, I'"'"-'" (•')• Vv)lumen j^uartum, 3
preliminary leaves, pp. 591, Itidex (21).
This edition was edited by Francisco Cerda y Rico. The fiist two volumes contain a
history of Charles v. A large portion of the thiid volume relates to America. Tlu'
fourth volume contains : " Ueinocrates, sive de convenicntia disciplina.' militaris cum
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Christiana religione dialoguB," pp. ZZ5-32S J and "Apologia ... pro libro de justis belli
causis," pp. 329-351.
Skqueira (G. C.) Contestacion al manificsto de D. Gabriel
Sequcira en que acuso a D. Cecilio Ayllon, Gefe politico subal-
terno intcrino de Matanzas. Hahana : Imprentn Liberal. 1 821.
Folio, pp. 12, (i). 79181
Sequeira. Defcnsa dc D. Gabriel Claudio de Scqiieira en el
juicio de doce jurados para calificar su impreso " El Inmutable."
Habana : Imprenta de la Union y el Cotnercio^ de D. Antonio M^.
y aides. 1822. 4to. 79182
Sequeira. Exposicion que hace cl batallon de Malaga al
publico sobre el manificsto de D. Gabriel C. Sci|ueira contra la
opinion del Capitan del mismo cuerpo D. Cecilio Ayllon. Ha-
bana: Imprenta de D. Tiburcio Campc. 1822. Folio. 791^3
Sequeira. Manificsto tercero que hace a los habitantes de la
isia de Cuba sus amantes compatriotas, D. Gabriel dc Sequeira.
Habana. 1822. Folio. 79 '^4
For a reply see Vol. i., No. 1885.
Sequeira. Reflexiones sobre la consulta de la Excma. Dipu-
tacion provincial, acerca de las ocurrcncias cntrc los Sres. D.
Cecilio de Ayllon Gobernador Militar, Gefe politico intcrino de
Matanzas, y D. Juan de Arredondo y Santalices, Juez de Ictras
del partido, por D. Gabriel Claudio Sequeira. Habana : Imprenta
de Faldes. 1822. Folio, pp. 9. 79^85
Sequeira e Sa (Manoel Tavares de). Jubilos da America,
na gloriosa exalta^ao, e promoc^ao do \\\"^". e ex*"", senhor Gomes
Freire de Andrada, do conselho de S. M., governador e capitao-
general das capitanias do Rio, Minas-geraes e S. Paulo, ao posto
e emprego de mestre de campo-gencral, e primeiro commissario
da medi^So e demarcac^ao dos dominios meridionaes americanos
entre as duas coroas, fidelissima e catholica. Colec^ao das obras
da Academia dos Selectos, que na cidade do Rio de Janeiro se
celebrou em obsequio, e applauso do dito ex'"", heroe. ... Lisboa^
na O/fic. do doutor Manuel Jlvares Sollano. 1754. 4to, pp. (80),
363. 79186
Sequeira e Sa was the secretary of the above-named academy, and is entitled " Ex
Ouvidor geral da Comarca de F.irnagu.i no Brasil." "Ce volume rarissime renl'erme une
precieuse collection de compositions poctiques faites a I'occasion de la mort du celehre
Freire de Andrada. Toutes ces pieces :,ont du(;s .i des ecrivains Bresiliens, aux membres
de TAcademie doi ielectos et a dili'erents religieux." — Leclerc.
The Sequel of the Abstract. See Quebec, Vol. xvi. 67061.
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A I Sequel I to I Common Sense:|or tlie| AmiTican Controversy!
considered | in two points of view hitherto | unnoticed. | First. —
That Parliaments cannot be supreme in all cases | whatsoever,
without being infallible also. | Second. — That Ccdonies, when they
find themselves com-|petent, that is, come of age, may, in con-
sequence of an I unanimity, nay, a majority of votes, throw oft all
subjec-|tion to the originating parent state, a power derived from (
God, and authorized by the necessity of things. | By Thcophilus
Philadelphus. I ... |The Second Edition, corrected and enlarged.]
Duhlin : | Printed hy Alex. Stuart^ in St. /ludeon's-ylrch. | mdcc-
Lxxvri. I 8vo, pp. 78. w. 79187
Sequel to the late visit of the Russian Fleet to the United
States, under command of Rear-Admiral Lessoft'sky. »SV. Peters-
burg. 1864. 8vo, pp. 25. H. 79188
The Sequestration Act. See Vol. iv., Nos. 1 5409-1 5410.
The Sequestration Cases before the Hon. A. G. Magrath,
under the Act of the Confederate States, in the District Court of
South Carolina, October Term, 1861. [n. p.? 1861.] 8v(), pp.
68. 79189
Seraiah, pseudon. Chronicles of the Fire-Eaters of the Tribe
of Mississippi. By Seraiah the Scribe. Brandon. 1853. ^^^1
pp. 38. H. 79190
Corrected title of No. 12964, Vol. iv.
Scraphine ; ou, le Catholicisme dans TAnuTique Septentrionale.
Par I'Auteur des Soeurs jumelles ; ou, la vocation. Sixieme edi-
tion. Lille., L. Lefort. 1841. i6mo, pp. 239. Plate, c. 79191
Sergeant (H. J.) A Treatise on the Lien of Mechanics
and Material Men, in Pennsylvania ; with the Acts of Assembly
relating thereto, and various forms. ... By Henry J. Sergeant.
Second Edition ... by E. Spencer Miller. Philadelphia. 1856.
8vo, pp. 394. c. 79192
The tirat edition was publibhed in 1S39.
Sergeant (J.) The | Causes and Danger | of | Delusions | in
the I Affairs of Religion, | Consider'd and Caution'd against, | With
particular Reference | to the | Temper of the present Times. | In a |
Sermon I Preach'd at Springfield, April 4, 1743. | In the Audience
of the associated Pastors of the County |of Hampshire. | By John
Sergeant, m.a. | Pastor of the Church of Christ in Stockbridgc. |
Publish'd at the Desire of the Hearers, j Boston., Printed for S. Eliot
in Cornhil. 1743-| 8vo, pp. 36.
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Sfkckant. a Fvcttcr l''r(im the Re Mr. Sergeant Of
Stockl>ri(lge, to Dr. Colman, Of Boston ; Luutaining Mr. Ser-
geant's Proposal of a more effectual Method for the Education
of Indian Children; to raise 'cm if possible into a civil and indus-
trious People; bv introducing the English Language among them ;
and thereby instilling into their Miiids and Hearts, with a more
lasting Impression, the Principles of Virtue and Piety. Made
publick by Dr. Colman at the Desire of Mr. Sergeant, with some
general Account of what the Rev. Mr. Isaac Hollis of has
already done for the Sons of this Indian Tribe of Houssatannoc,
now erected into a 'T'ownship by the Cicncral Court, and called
Stoclcbridge. Boston^ Printed hy Rogers and Fowle^ for D. Hench-
man in Cornhill. 1743. 8vo, pp. 16. B., c, H. 79194
Vi^iii io-i6 contain "Dr. Colin.m's Return in Compliance with Mr. Sergeant's
Request," dated August 22, 1743.
[Sergkant.] a Morning Prayer. | Oc Keuh maukhkenun
Pohtum-|mouwaus .... [f}o</on F 174-.?] i8mo, pp. 15. a in
six and B in two. w. ygi()S
In the lanyuage (if tlir Muhhek.mculc or Slockbridgc Indians. The he.idings inly
arc in Erylish. Contents: A Morning I'r lyer, pp. 1-6; An Kvcning Prayer, pp. 6-7 j
Cattiiiism, pp. 8-15. Followed liy :
[Serceant.] a Prayer before Sermon. | Oe Taupaunnu-
meauk pohtum-| niauwaus .... [^Boston f 174-?] l8mo, pp. 23.
A and B in sixes. W. J()l()6
In the language of the MuhhtkaneoU or Stoililiiidge Indi.ins. Appended fo No.
79195. The headings of the different prayers are in English, as follows: A Prayer
before Sermon, pp. 1-8; A Pr.iyer after Sernicn and Baptism, pp. 8-10; A Prayer to
be used at the S-icr imcnt, I'tc, pp. 10-14; ^ I'layer for the Sick, pp. 15-16; For the
AlHicted, pp. 16-17; 'Fii-inks returned tor Recovery, iScc, pp. 17-18; A Prayer .ifler
Sermon, p]'. 18-2.1; A General Pr.ijer, pp. 22-23.
Mr. Sergeant made his tirst visit to the Mohegan or Muhhekaneok Indians of Housa-
tunnuk in Octidier, 17 }4, and prejclied to them by the aid of an interpreter. In the
following year he became their permanent teacher, and in February, 1 7 36, he was able,
by the help of inl; rpreters, to compose some pr.iyers in Indian, which he read to the
natives at n\ irning aiid evening, and on other occasions. In April and May, the new
town of Stockbridge was laid out for these Indians, and to this place Mr. Sergeant
removed in January, 1737. In August of the same year he began to preach in Indian,
and " h.id translated Dr. Watt's Hrst C,U;chism into the Indian Tongue, that the
Children might uniierstandingly ri'ad and liarn it." In a letter dated January 22, 1747,
in which Mr. Sergeant gives an .ucount of his libor. among the Indians, he writes that
he had "gain'd such an Acquaintance with their barbarous Language as to converse
with rhem in it; and with a little Assisianci!, in my Study, from an Interpreter, to
preacli to them, aiui to read Frayen, -whuh I ba-ve (cmpaed far the publUk ff^orship."
Before his death in July, 1741), he ii id also transl.ited into vhe Indian language the fol-
lowing portions of the old testament : " Tlie Account of the Creation, of the Fall of
our first Parents, of God's calling Abraham, of his Dealings with the Patriarchs and
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the Chilihrn of Isrm-I, of the I'niphi'Liic:: lonci-rnini; thi- Cuniinj' of ('hri:.t, S;i-. the
(our Kvimyflibls, the Acl:^ nt the A|ni:.tl(h, and all lilt hiii;lli'.s."
(Jf all thci'C works, t hi- piayeis ili scrihtd ahove arc prohahly the only poitioDs that
were piiiited. Tliey haveihevn iiiiiititied as Mr. Sergeant's translation hy Dr. J. Il.ini-
iiioiid Trumbull. There .ire copies of the two tracts (bewed t.igethcr) in the lihrarii;;
uf the Anii-rit.in Anticju.iri.in Society at Worce.sier, and of the H.^scx Institute at S.ilem,
Mass. Two or three otlii^r cipics are also known.
Sergeant (J.) An Aiklrcss delivered before the Citizens of
Philadelphia, at the House of Refuge, ... November 29, 1828.
By John Sergeant ... . Philadelphid : ^fsper Hardiiiir^ Printer.
182S. 8vO, pp. 56. HA., p. 79197
Serc;eant. An Address deli.cred at the Request of the
Managers of the Apprenticos' Library Company of Philadelphia,
23 Novf*mber, 1832. By John Sergeant, ll.d. President of the
Institution. Philadelphia : Printed hy 'James Ka\\ Jun. is' Co.
[1832.] 8vo, pp. 37. H. 79198
Sergeant. An Address ... before the Alumni Association of
Nassau Hall, on the day of the Annual Commencement of the
College, September 25, 1833. By John Sergeant, ll.d. ...
lYmceton : Printed hy Baker ilf Connolly. 1833. 8vo, pp. 44. H.
Sergeant. A Discourse ... before the Trustees, P^iculty and
Students of Rutger's College, at New-Brunswick, New-Jersey,
on ... the 14th of July 1829 ••• • ^Y J"^^" Sergeant, ll.d. ...
\Niw Urunnvick :\ Rtitgas Press. 1829. 8vo, pp. 32. B., H.
SercjEANT. Kulogy on Charles Carroll of Carrollton. De-
livered at the request of the Select and Common Councils of the
City of Philadelphia. December 31st, 1832. By John Sergeant,
ll.d. Philadelphia : Printed hy Lydia R. Bailey. 1833. 8vo, pp.
45. 79201
Sergeant. A Lecture, ilelivered before the Mercantile Li-
brary C\)nipany of Philadelphia, November i, 1839. By John
Sergeant. Philadelphia: Henry Perkins. 1839. 8vo, pp. 36. H.
Sergeant. Observations on the Design and Efttcts of Pun-
ishnuiit. By John Sergeant ... Philadelphia. 1828. 8vo. w.
Serc;eant. An Oration delivered in Independence Square, in
the C-ity of Philailelpbia, on the 24th July, 1826, ir; Commem-
oration of rht)mas Jett'erson and John Ailams. By John Ser-
geant. Philiidelphiii : H. C. Carey & I. Lea. 1826. 8vo, pp. 44.
Sergeant. Remarks on Mr. Chilton's Resolution, I'ebruarv
. [n. p. 1828. J 8vo. w. 79205
2, 1828.
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SkkCfKant. Select Speerhes uf John Sergeant of Pennsyl-
vatiia. Phi/ftf/f/phiu : E. L. Ca. ly is' A. Hurt. 1832. 8vo, pp. x,
(•X • 7-3^7- f^'^ »•» f*- 79206
Sekceant. Speech of Mr. Sergeant ... in the House of Rep-
resentatives, Keliiuaiy i2, 1S19, on the Hank of the United
States, [n. p. 1819.] 8vo. w. 79207
Si'RGKANT. Speech of Mr. Sergeant on the Missouri Ques-
tion. In the House of Representatives of the United States,
February, 1820. [n. p. '820.] 8vo, pp. 48. B., M. 79208
Sf.rcjicant. Speech of Mr. Sergeant in the House of Repre-
sentatives, March 7th, 1822. On the Bill to establish an Uni-
form System of Hankruptcv throughout the United States. [/).
Raplm., Agt.^ Pr}utn\ (Fashingtou^ 1822.] 8vo, pp. 41. B.
Seikjeant. S|)eech of the Hon. Mr. Sergeant, of Pennsyl-
vania, on the Resolution reported from the Committee of Ways
aiul Means, dec taring it iiiex|)edient to charter a National Hank.
Delivered in the House t)f Representatives, September 26, 1837
... IVdshiiigtori. 1837. 8vo, pp. 16. H. 79210
Srrc.eant. Speech of Mr. Sergeant, of Pennsylvania, on the
Sub-'['reasury Mill. Delivered in the House of Representatives,
June 24, 1840. ll'(ishi>iirto)i : Prhited hy Gales and Seaton. 1840.
8vo, pp. 39. B. 7921 1
SeR(;i;ant ( T.) Constitutional I-aw. Heing a CoI!f;ction of
Points arising upon the Constitution and Jurisprudence of the
United States which have been settled by Judicial Decision and
Practice. Hy Thomas Sergeant. Philadelphia. 1822. 8vo. B.
Sergeant. Constitutional Law: being a view of the practice
and jurisdiction of the Courts of the United States, and of Con-
stitutional pt)ints decided, i^y Thomas Sergeant. Second edi-
tion, with adilitions and improvements. Philadelphia. 1830. 8vo.
Sergeant. Land Laws of Pennsylvania. Hy Thomas Ser-
geant. Philadelphia: J. Kay., Jan. l3 Brother, 1 838. 8vo, pp.
203. C. 79214
Ser(;eant. a Treatise upcjn the Law of Pennsylvania rela-
tive to the Proceeding by Koreign Attachment. With the Acts
of the Assembly now in force in Pennsylvania, on the subject of
Foreign and Domestic Attachments. By Thomas Sergeant.
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Philadelphia, 181 1. 8vo. -|- Second edition, with additions and
improvements. Philadelphia. 1840. 8vo. 79^' 5
Sergeant. View of the Land Laws of Pennsylvania. With
Notices of its early Histo.y and Legislation. By T. Sergeant,
Esq. Philadelphia. 1 838. 8vo. 792 1 6
Serc.ipe, Brazil. Relatorio com que o Exm. Snr. Vice-presi-
dente BarAo de Propria Passou a administra<;;ao da Provincia de
Sergipe ao Kxni. Snr. Presidente Dr. Evaristo Ferreira da Veiga
no dia 27 de Novembro de 1868 Typ. do 'Jornal de Sergipe^ Run
da Aurora 1868 Imp. 8vo, pp. 49, and covers. 79217
Relatorio apresentado a Assemblea Legislativa Provincial de
Sergipe no dia i." de Mar^o de 1869 pelo Exm. Snr. Presidente
Dr. Evaristo Ferreira da Veiga Jracaju.^ Typ. do "Jornal de Scr-
gipey Rua d' Aurora 1869 8vo, pp. 96, 3, 2, and. covers. 79218
Relatorio com que o 2.° Vice-presidente o exm. snr. Dr. Dio-
n'zio Rodrigues Dantas passou a administracAo da Provincia de
Sergipe no dia 2 de Dezembro de 1869 ao exm. snr. Presidente
Dr. Francisco Jose Cardozo Junior, yfracaju^ TyP' ^^ 'Jornal do
Aracajuy Rra de S. Salvador. [1869.] Folio, pp. 16, and covers.
A Series of Answers. See [Tucker (Josiah)].
A Series of Appeals. See Nemo {Mrs.)^ pseudon. [i. e. Mary
H. Roberts], Vol. xiii., No. 52330.
A Scries of Articles on the Cuban Question. New Tork.
1849. 8vo. 79220
A Scries of Catechisms ; otherwise, Q'Jcamooltoowhwee
uhkaghkceiidwaukunul wauk nurhKootauseakcal, &c., &c., &c.
Toronto: Printed by Thomas Hugh Bentley. 1 852. l6mo, pp. 16,
and covers. 79221
In the Delaware Indian language, Muncey dialect.
A Scries of Intercepted Letters, captured by the American
Guard at Tacubaya, August 22, 1847. Mexico. 1847. ^vo.
A Scries of Letters addressed to the greatest Politician in Eng-
land: Containing a Description of several Public Characters; a
Defence of Sir George Saville, and of Lord Chatham's Political
Sentiments, and his Upright, Spirited, and Constitutional System,
contrasting it with that first formed by Lord Bute, and since,
completed by Lord North. London: J. Almon. 1780. 8vo.
Thirty rambling letters, Stt " Monthly Review," lxiv. 415
VOL. XIX. 18
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A Scries of" Letters, aiUlrcsscil to Thomas Jcrt't-rson. See
Tacitus, pseii(/ori.
A Scries of Letters ami other Documents relating to the late
Epidemic, or Yellow Fever in Maltimore in 1819. Hy a Ualti-
niorc Physician. ... /Baltimore. 1H20. Sm. 8vo, pp. 211. i*.
Series of Numbers on Prison Discipline. From One to Ten.
[^Philadelphia . 1847.] ^^"i PP- '^- "• 79^2 5
A Series of Tables of the several Branches of American Man-
ufactures, exhibiting them in every county of the Union, so far
as they are returned in the Reports of the Marshals in the year
1 8 10. IVaihington. 18 lO. Folio. W. 79226
A I Series I of I Wisdom and Policy, | Manifested in a Review of
our I Foreign Negotiations and Transactions | for several Years
past. I [king a complete Answer to | Politicks on both Sides, &c. |
In a Letter to a Member of the | present Parliament. | ... | London :
y. Roberts. M Dcc xxxv. 8vo, pp. 73. ha., h., s. 79227
Contains sonic rt-ferentL-s to the Wrst Indies.
A|Serics|()l I Wisdom I and [Policy: | being a full | Justification |
of I All Our Mcasures| Ever since the Year 1721, inclusive }| and
especially | Of our late Most Honourable | Convention with Spain. |
...[London: T. Cooper. MDCCXXXix. 8vo, pp. 52. B. 79228
Relates to American and Spanish atlairs.
[Seriman (Zaccaria).] Delli Viaggi di P.nrico Wanton allc
Tcrre Australi. Nuova Edizione. ... Londra. 1772. 4 vols.
8vo. BM. 79229
"An ideal work, abounding with character, sentiment and philosophical observation."
— Lowndes. -
[Seriman.] Viages | de Enrique | Wanton | a las Tierras Incog-
nitas Australes, |y al pais de las Mcnas; en donde se expresan las
I costumbres, caracter, ciencias, y policia de|estos extraordinarios
habitantcs : I Traducidos del idioma Ingles al Italiano, |y de este al
E.spanol|por D. Joaquin dc Guzman, |y Manrique, &c. (...|Con
Laminas, que represcntan | algunos pasages dc la Historia. | Con
las licencias necesarias. | En Alcala: En la hnprenta de Dona Maria
Garcia \Briones^ Impresora de la Universidad.\Ano de 1769. | 8vo,
pp. xvi, 175, (i). Plates. + Tomo 11. Madrid, lyji. 8vo,
pp. (4), 224. Plates. B., BM. 79230
The third and fourth volumes have the following title :
Suplement6,|0 ea|Tomj terccro [Tomo quarto] | dc los Viages|dc|Enrique Wanton |
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a rl pais He I.ih Miiiui,|rn <li>nde se rxpresun | l.is iDstumlirci, car ictff, ticm i.n, y policia
ill I est" extraorilinaridii h.ilni 1 itcs, (>ri|( ii.ido, y D.iilo a Lui!|(l(' ti'iut artti|{Ui>a manuKiri-
t(i^ InKicitr I r<"i Don jiia(|uin <■ (hun^.)n,\y Manriquc, i'<c(.|Cun Lamiius que ileDiiirii-
tr.in alguno!> ,M.>,agfa dcj la Hibtiiria.|...|i<,''> Madrid i Par Dc" Antotii'j de iianiba.\/iHo d*
1778. 1 1 vulb., «vo, pp. xix, (1), a54j (4), 183, ix, (1). I»|jte«. ■., bm.
Tin- stateinrnt on tli'- titlc-pagct of this edition, that thr work was translated froiri
l^ri.^li'h into Italian, iii ix^rhaps erroneous, at it ia laid to have been originally vtrritten
and (iiiMishcd in Italian.
[ShKJMAN.] Viagt's de Enrique Wanton a las Ticrras Incog-
nitas Australcs, y al pai»> de las Monas : ... Traducidos del idionia
Iiiji;lcs al It iliano, y de estc al Pspaflol p*)r Don loaqiiii de Guz-
man y Manrit|uc ... . Madrid^ H. AV ra. 1781. 4 vols., 8vo.
Plates, c. -\- Madrid^ A. de Sanchii. 17K1. 4 vols., 8vo. Plates.
[Skriman.] Viages de Enrique Wanton al pais de las Monas.
Traducidos del Ingles al Italiano y dc este al Espanol por I). G.
y. V. I). G. Y. M. Con privilegio. Madrid- en la I" prenta
Real. Am de 1800. 4 vols., 24mo, pp. xxii, 30O; (6\ 285; (8),
34« \ (4), 305, (2). Hliites. HA. 79232
[SiiKioNNK (Jacques Accarias de).] Le Commerce dc la Hol-
iande, on Tableau du Commerce dcs Hollandois dans les quatre
parties du Monde. Par I'auteur des Interets des Nations de
I'Europe ... Amsterdam: Changuion. 1765-68. 3 vols., 8vo. BM.
[Skri .NNE.] Les Interets des Nations de I'Europe, developes
rclativement au Commerce ... . Leyde. ij^^f'. 2 vols., 410. -f
Leipzich. 1766. 2 vols., 4to. BM. -f I' .ris \\. Q. Amsterdam^:
D>:sain. 1767-68. 4 v(ds., Svo. BM. 79234
[Skrionne.] La Richcsse dc I'Angleterre, contenant les causes
de la riaissance i.t des progres de I'industrie, du commerce et de la
marine dc la Grande-Hrctagne ... . Fienne., 7-~^' ^^ Trattnern.
1771. 4to. BM. 79235
[Serionne.] La Richesse de la Hollande, ouvrage dans lequel
on expose I'origine du commerce & de la puissance des Hollan-
dois -, I'accroisscment successif de leur commerce & de leur navi-
gation ; les causes qui ont contribue a leur progres, celles qui
tendcnt a les detruire ; & les moyens qui peuvent servir a les
relevcr. Londres^ aux depens de la Compagnie. 1 778. 2 vols., 4to,
pp. xvi, 384; (4), 372, (8). + Nouvelle edition, revue et aug-
mentec [by £lie Luzac and Fr. Bernard]. Londres [i. e. Hol-
land^^ aux depens de la Compagnie. 1 778. 5 vols., i2mo. 79236
Corrected title of No. 48905, Vol. xn.
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uniting their Supplications, on account of our National Sins and
Calamities. London. [177-?] 8vo. 79^37
Written in consequence of the dissensions between England and the American colo-
nies. Title and note from an auction catalogue.
A Serious Address to Lay-Methodists. iS"^^ [Grrey (Z.)], Vol.
VII., No. 28793, ^^^ ^"•' '"iprint and collation add: London:
Printed/or William Russel. m.dcc.xlv. 8vo, pp. (2), 29.
A I Serious I Address, I To Such of the Inhabitants of [Pennsyl-
vania, | As have cannived \jic\ at, or do approve of, the | late Mas-
sacre of the Indians at Lancaster ; | or the Design of killing those
who are | now in the Barracks at Philadelphia. | Philadelphia : \
Printed \_hy Jnthony Jrmbruster]/or the yfuthot\ 1764. | l6mo, pp.
12. H.s.p. 79239
A Serious | Address, | To such of the Inhabitants of j Pennsyl-
vania, I as have connived at, or do approve of, the | late Massacre
of the Indians at Lancaster, | or the Design of killing those who
are now | in the Barracks at Philadelphii.. | Re-printed from the
First Edition (printed by Mr. | Armbluster) [5/V] and diligently
compared and revised with | the same. | Philadelphia : ( Printed hy
Andrew Steuart^ at the \ Bible-in-Heart^ in Second-street^ ^ 764-1
Sm. 8vo, pp. 8. p. 79240
This title and the one preceding were furnished by Mr, Hildeburn,
A Serious Address, To such of the Inhabitants of Pennsyl-
vania, As have connived at, or do approve of, the late Massacre
of the Indians at Lancaster, or the Design of killing those who
are now in the Barracks at Philadelphia. Re-printed from the
First Edition (printed by Mr. Ambrister) and diligently compared
and revised with the same. (Price, two old Pennies.) Philadel-
phia : Printed by Andrew Steuart^ at the Bible-in- Heart in Second-
Street^ 1764. Sm. 8vo, pp. 8. 79241
Title from Field's " Essay towards an Indian Bibliography," No. 854.
A Serious | Address, | To such of the | Inhabitants of Pennsyl-
vania, I As have connived at, or do approve of, the late | Massacre
of the Indians at Lancaster j or the | Design of killing those who
are now in the Bar- [racks at Philadelphia. [The Demand for this
Piece has been so great, that this Fourth [ Edition is call'd for in
a few Days! | To which is now annexed, | A Dialogue between [
Andrew Trueman and Thomas Zealot, ( About the killing the
Indians at Conncstogoe and Lancaster. | (An Excellent Piece j)
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[f/t.] I Philadelphia : Printed by Andrew Steuart^ in | Second-street.
M,Dtc,Lxiv.| Sm. 8vo, pp. 8. p. 79242
Title furnished by Mr. Hildeburn.
A Serious I Address I to | Such of the People called | Quakers, |
Oil the Continent of North-America, | As profess Scruples rela-
tive to the Present Government : | Exhibiting | The ancient real
Testimony of that People, concerning | Obedience to Civil Au-
thority. | Written before the Departure of the British Army] from
Philadelphia, 1778.] By a Native of Pennsylvania. | To which are
added, for the information of all rational | Enquirers, | An Ap-
pendix, I consisting of | Extracts from an Essay concerning Obedi-
ence I to the Supreme Powers, and the Duty of Subjects in all |
Revolutions, published in England soon after the Revolu-|tion of
1688. I Philadelphia : \ Printed by R. Bell, next Door to St. Paul's
Church, Third-street. | M.DCC.LXxviii. | 8vo, Advertisement i
page, Introduction pp. (3), title i leaf, pp. 1-4 1, Advertisement
I page, Note i leaf. h.s.p. 79243
By Isaac Grey. It has been stated that the {l^uaker.i bought up this edition in order
to suppress it. For this reason it was reprinted in the same year at the expense of Mr.
Ebenezer Hazard, for the title of which edition see Vol. vii., No. 28790, or Hildeburn'3
"Issues of the Press in Pennsylvania," No. 3713.
Serious Address to the Candid Members of the Methodist
Communion. By a Member. New Tork. 1792. i2mo.
A Serious Address to the Clergy ; By a Minister of the Church
of England. ... Lately Published in London; Boston, N. E. Re-
printed by D. Fowle. 1756. 8vo, pp. 14. M., w. 79245
By Philanthropos, pseudon. Improved title of No. 62430, Vol. xv.
A Serious | Address | to the | Inhabitants | of the Colony of | New-
York, I Containing a full and minute Survey of the | Boston-Port
Act, Calculated to | excite our Inhabitants to conspire, with the
other I Colonies on this Continent, in extricating that | unhappy
Town from its unparalleled Distresses, | and for the actual Re-
demption, and Security of | our general Rights and Liberties. |
New-Tork :\ Printed by John Holt, in Dock-Street, near the Cojfee-
//««X^. JM,DCC,LXXIV. I 4tO, pp. 14, (6). BA., C, N., P. 79246
By "a Citizen of New- York. June nth, 1774." The appendix contains the Port
Act and Lord Camden's speech.
A Serious Address to the Members of the Episcopal Separation
in New England, being an attempt to settle these three points,
I. Whether the Inhabitants of the British Plantations in America
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are obliged to conform to the Prelatic Church, &c. ... Boiton.
1748. 8vo. 79247
A I Serious Address I to the | Rulers of America, | on the Incon-
sistency of their Conduct respecting | Slavery : | Forming a Con-
trast I Between the Encroachments of England on | American
Liberty, j and | American Injustice in tolerating Slavery. | ... | Tren-
ton : J Printed by Isaac Collins. \ m.dcc.lxxxiii. | 8vo, pp. 22. ba.
Signed "A Farmer," and dated February, 1783.
A Serious Address to the Rulers of America, on the Inconsist-
ency of their Conduct respecting Slavery ; Forming a Contrast
betvi^een the Encroachments of England on American Liberty,
and American Injustice in tolerating Slavery. Trenton: Printed,
London: Reprinted by J. Phillips. 1783. 8vo, pp. 24. c, p.
Signed: "A Farmer."
A Serious Address to the Rulers of America, on the Inconsist-
ency of their Conduct respecting Slavery : Forming a Contrast
between the Encroachments of England on American Liberty
and American Injustice in tolerating Slavery. By a Farmer.
[^Liverpool :'\ Printed in the Tear M. Dcc. Lxxxiv. 8vo, pp. 22.
A Serious Address to those who ... frequent the Tavern. See
[Mather (C.)], Vol. xi.. No. 46500.
A I Serious and Earnest | Address | to the | Gentry, Clergy, and
the other | Inhabitants | of the British Nation. | Also, | A Faithful
and Pathetic Expostu-|lation to the Women. | From a Pamphlet
lately published in London. | In which is shewn what is in the
Power I of the several Ranks of People, and of | every individual
Person, to do towards | securing the State from its Enemies. | Pub-
lished for the Benefit of the Inhabitants of New | England, to
whom it is | Dedicated by a Lover thereof. | Boston : Printed and
Sold by Rogers and Fowle in ^ueen-\ Street next to the Prison. 1 746. j
8vo, pp. 16. BA. 79251
Serious and Impartial Observations on the Blessings of Liberty
and Peace. Addressed to Persons of all Parties. Inviting them
also to enter into that Grand Association, which is able to secure
the safety and happiness of the British Empire. By a Clergyman
of Leicestershire. London : IV. Oliver, mdcclxxvi. 8vo, pp.
iv, 102. 79252
" Apparently the work uf a well-dispused, religious uld man; but his ubscrvatioiiii
are generally trite, superficial, and unimportant." — Monibly Re-view, lvi. 406.
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A Serious Appeal. See Vol. vi., No. 22767.
A I Serious Call* | From the | City to the Country, | To join
them, in this critical Junc-|turc, in setting a-part some Time for |
solemn seeking of God, viz. from] seven to eight in the Morning
of every | Lord's Day, and of every Wednesday. | [Colophon : j
Portsmouth: Printed and Sold hy D. Fowle. 1757. 8vo, pp. 8. N.
"■•This Call is formed on the Plan of a Paper publi';h(;d at London in the Yc.ir
17 1 2, and adapted to our present Circumstances." Title furnished by Mr. Keltiy.
A Serious I Call [in I Christian Love | to all | People, | To turn to
the I Spirit of Christ | in themselves ; | That they may come to have
a right Understanding of the | Things of Ciod, and be enabled
thereby to serve him | acceptably : With some Observations on
the following | Heads; | i. The Universality | of God's Love in |
sending His Son to | die for all Men. | 2. The Holy Scrip- [turcs. j
3, Worship, j 4. Baptism. 1 5. The Supper. 1 6. Perfection. | 7. The
Resurrection, j 8. Swearing. | ... \ Philadelphia : \ Printed by Joseph
Cruhhank, in | Market-street between Second | and Third-streets, j
[1784?] 8vo, pp. 58. H.s.P. 79254
By Benjamin Hoimc. Title from Hildeburn.
A Serious Call, or Masonry Revealed ; being an address pre-
pared by order of the Anti-Masonic Convention, Held at Wood-
stock, (Con.) on the Anniversary of the Death of William Mor-
gan. To the Citizens of Connecticut. Boston : R. I. Bacon^
Printer. 1829. 8vo, pp. 37. w. 79255
A Serious Call | to the | Quakers, | Inviting them to Return to |
Christianity. | By a Friend. | Third edition. | London printed : Boston^
Re-printed and Sold by T. Green^ in Middle-street., ^709- ^^o, pp.
16. 79256
By George Keith. First edition : London : Printed for fV. Ilaius, at the Rose, in
Ludgate Street. 1700. Folio, I sheet. The second ediJon, with the addition of a
"note to the reader," appeared in the same year with the imprint: \_London :^ Sold hy
B. Aylmer, at the three Pidgeons, in Cornhill ; and C. Brome, at the Gun, at the fVeU-end
of St. Paul'i Churchyard. 1700. Folio, I sheet. For a reply entitled "A Serious
Examination," see [Whitehead (George).]
A Serious Call to those without the pale of the Episcopal
Church. By a consistent Churchman, [n. p. 18 — ?] 8vo.
The Serious Christian. See [Mather (C.)], Vol. xi. 46501.
A Serious Comedy: "Our National Finances." New Tork :
Published for the Author., Feby 15/^, 1 864. i2mo, pp. 36.
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Serious Considerations addressed to the Electors of New-Jersey
concerning the choice of Members of the Legislature for the
ensuing Year. [n. p. 1803.] 8vo, pp. 16. ba. 79259
Serious Considerations on Absolute Predestination. See [Wes-
ley (John)].
Serious | Considerations | On several Important | Subjects ; viz. |
On War and its Inconsistency with the | Gospel. | Observations
on Slavery. | And | Remarks on the Nature and bad Effects of |
Spirituous Liquors. | ... | Philadelphia : | Printed by ""Joseph Crukshank
...(... 1778. 1 Sm. 8vo, pp. 48. 79260
By Anthony Benezet. Improved title of No. 4680, Vol. 11.
Serious Considerations on the Election of a President. See
[Linn (W.)], Vol. x., No. 41347.
Serious | Considerations | on the | Present State | of the | Affairs |
of the I Northern Colonies, | New-Tor k : \ Printed for the Author.
1754. 1 8vo, pp. 24. B., w. 79261
By Archibald Kenn.dy. Corrected title of No. 37394, Vol. ix. The London edition
is the only one that contains the author's name on the title.
A Serious Examination of George Keith's ... Serious Call.
See [Whitehead (George)].
A Serious Expostulation with the Members of the House of
Representatives of the United States. Philadelphia : Printed in
the Tear M.DCC.xciii. Sm. 8vo, pp. 16. H. 79262
Signed : "Warner Mifflin." For other editions see Vol. xii., No. 48897.
Serious Facts, opposed to " Serious Considerations :" Or, the
Voice of Warning to Religious Republicans. [New Tork?^
1800. 8vo, pp. 16. c, c. 79263
Signed: "Marcus Brutus." Improved title of No. 35932, Vol. ix.
Serious Questions. See [Sargent (John T.)], Vol. xviii., No.
76990.
Serious Reflections affectionately recom- 1 mended to the Well-
disposed of every | Religious Denomination, particularly | those
who mourn and lament on ac-| count of the Calamities which
attend | us ; and the insensibility that so gene- 1 rally prevails, |
[Philadelphia. 1775?] Sm. 8vo, pp. 3. 79264
By Anthony Benezet. Title from Hildeburn. Other editions as follows :
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Serious Reflections affectionately rccommen«le(l | to the Well-
disposed of every Religious l)e-| nomination, particularly those
who Mourn | and Lament on account of the Calamities | which
attend us; and the insensibility that | so generally prevails. | [^Phil-
adelphia. 1777?] Sm. 8vo, pp. 4. 4- [Philadelphia. 1 778?]
Sm. 8vo, pp. 4- -f- [Philadelphia. 1780?] Sm. 8vo, pp. 4.
By Antliony Benezet. See Hildchurn's " Isiucs of tlie Press in Pennsylvania," Nos.
35H. 367S1 "X'i 39yo-
Serious Reflections during the Life and Surprising Adventures
of Robinson Crusoe : with his vision of the Angclick World.
Written by himself. London. 1720. 8vo, pp. 270, 84. 79266
Serious Reflections on the Times. A Poem. By a Minister
of the Gospel. Philadelphia : James Chattin. 1757. 8vo.
Title from Hildeburn.
Serious Thoughts on a late Administration. See [Jones (Cave)],
Vol. IX., No. 36463.
Serious Thoughts on the Traffick in and Use of Distilled
Spirituous Liquors ; with a few Remarks by Dr. Rush. New
York. 1 813. i2mo. 79268
[Serle (Ambrose).] Americans against Liberty : | Or, An |
Essay on the Nature and Principles | of | True Freedom, | Shewing
that the Designs and Conduct | of the Americans tend only | to |
Tyranny and Slavery. | ... | London: J. Mathews, mdcclxxv.
8vo, pp. 64. + The Second Edition, with Additions. ... London:
James Mathews. 1776. 8vo, pp. 44. H. + The Third Edition.
[Ibid.'] 1776. 8vo, pr. 48. BA. 79269
"The author is an able advocate for the British claims." — Monthly Review, liii. 351.
Serment (J. H.) La Question des Negres et la Reconstruc-
tion du Sud aux £tats-Unis. Par J. H. Serment. Meeting du
29 Mars 1866 et Rapport du Comite Genevois en faveur des
esclaves affranchis. Geneve : Imprimerie de Jules-Guillaume Pick.
1866. 8vo, pp. (4), 155, (i). BA. 79270
Serment. Sur une Gravure, Stances. A Abraham Lincoln.
Par J. H. Serment. Paris: Ch. Meyrueis. [1865.] 8vo, pp. 32.
Suggested by a picture of negro slaves pursued by bloodhounds, painted by M. Bicard.
The verses are dated December, 1864, and the preface October, 1865.
A Sermon : By a Layman, See [Ward (W. J.)]
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A Sermon delivered before the Boston Episcopal Charitable
Society. See [Seabury] (S.), No. 78577, supra.
A Sermon for December 15, 1796. See [Freeman (James)],
Vol. VII., No. 25765,
A Sermon in Marlborough. See [Kent (B.)], Vol. ix. 37467.
Sermon in which the Question of War. iSV^ [McKean (Jos.)],
Vol. XI., No. 43376.
A Sermon of a New Kind, Never preached, nor ever will be ;
Containing a Collection of Doctrines, belonging to the Hopkin-
tonian Scheme of Orthodoxy ; or the Marrow of the Most Mod-
ern Divinity. And an Address to the Unregenerate, agreeable to
the Doct. nes. New-Haven: Printed by T. and S. Green. [1769.]
i2mo, pp. 28. 79272
By Rev. William Hart, minister of the First Cungregat'ional Church in Saybruok,
Connecticut. Title from F. B. Dexter's " Biographical Sketches of the Graduates ot
Yale College," p. 456.
A I Sermon | on | Tea. | ... | [Cut.] | ... | Lancaster : | Printed by
Francis Bailey. \ [1774?] 8vo, pp. 8. C, 79273
Title from Hildeburn.
A Sermon on the Capture of Lord Cornwallis. See Vol. iv..
No. 1 68 1 6.
A I Sermon | on the | Evacuation | of | Charlestown. | By an iEthi-
opian. I Philadelphia : \ Printed for the Author., and Sold by Will,
IVoodhouse^ \ in Front-street., next Door to the Old Coffee- House. \
M.DCC.LXXXIII. I 8vo, pp. 16. N. 79274
Title trom Hildeburn.
A I Sermon, | On the Present Situation of | the Affairs of |
America | and | Great-Britain. | Written by a Black, | And printed
at the Request of several Persons of | distinguished Characters. |
Philadelphia : \ Printed by T. Bradford and P. Hall. \ M, Dcc, Lxxxii.
8vo, pp. II. BA., J.C.B., 79275
A Sermon on the Resurrection of our Lord. Preached Easter-
Sunday, from John xi. 25. Philadelphia : Andrew Bradford. 1742.
Title from Hildeburn.
A Sermon preached at a Service. See [Riley (T. M.)], Vol.
XVII., No. 71402.
ii.ii:
SERMON.
287
A Sermon Preached at Litchfield. 1770. See [Andrews
(Samuel)], Vol. i., No. 1512.
A Sermon preached at Northampton. See [Dwight (T.)], Vol.
VI., No. 21556.
A Sermon preached at Plimmoth in ... 1621. See [Cushman
(R.)], Vol. v., No. 18 132.
The Sermon preached at St. Philip's Church. See [Gadsden
(C. E.)], Vol. VII., No. 26290.
A Sermon, preached at the Anniversary Meeting of the Planter's
Society, in the Parish of St. David, on Great Pe Dee, August the
7th, 1769. ... Charles-Town : Printed by Charles Crouch^ at his
Printing-office in Elliott-street. 1769. 8vo, pp. 13. H., P. 79277
Abounds in anti-ministerial exprcssiuns.
A Sermon preached at the King's-Chappel in Boston, N. E.
at a Convention of Episcopal Ministers ... 1726. Boston:
MDCCxxxiii. Sm. i2mo, pp. 14. h. 79278
A I Sermon | Preached before | The House of Lords, | in the |
Abbey Church | of | Westminster, | On Monday, January 30,
1769. J Being the Day appointed to be observed as the Day j of
the Martyrdom of King Charles i. | By the Right Reverend
Father in God
London Printed
Charles [Moss] Lord Bishop of St. David's. |
Philadelphia : Re-printed^ and sold by "Joseph | Cruk-
shank^ in Second-street^ two Doors below | the Corner of Chestnut-
street. 1769. 1 8vo, pp
20.
Title from Hildeburn.
H.S.P. 79279
A Sermon preached before the ... Society for the Propagation
of the Gospel. See Society.
A Sermon preached December 13, 1776, being the Fast day
on account of the troubles in America, in a Country Church.
London : Almon. 1776. 8vo. 79280
"This discourse wears the appearance of a political pamphlet in favor of the Ameri-
cans, rather than a sermon actually preaciied in any Church." — Monthly Review, Lvi.
79. Perhaps the same as the following title :
American Resistance Indefensible. A Sermon p-eached on Friday, December 13,
1776, being the day appointed for a Geneial Fast. By a Country Curate. London: H,
Gardner. [1776.] 4to, pp. z6. j.c.B. Corrected title of No. 121 1, Vol. i.
A I Sermon, | Preached in Christ-Church, Dover ; | before | the |
General Communication | of | Free and Accepted | Masons | of the j
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Delaware State : | On Wednesday, December 27th, 1780. [Being
the I Anniversary | of | St. John the Evangelist. | Philadelphia : |
Printed by DaviaC. Claypoole. \m.dcc.l\x\i.\ 8vo, pp. 16. H.s.p.
By Samuel Mjgaw. Title frum Hildeburn.
A Sermon preached in Mollis Street Church in Boston, ...
April 1 6th, 1837. The Spire of the Church having been struck
by Lightning on the 8th of the Month. Boston. 1837. 8vo, pp.
17. 79282
Probahly by the Rev. John Pierpont, the pattor of the church.
A I Sermon, I Preached in | Radnor Church, | on | Thursday, the
7th of January 1747. | Being the Day appointed by the | President
and Council of the I Province of Pennsylvania, | To be observed
as a I General Fast. | By a Presbyter of the Church of England. |
Philadelphia : | Printed and Sold by Benjamin Franklin^ \ and David
Hall. MDCcxLViii. I 8vo, pp. 23. c. 79283
By William Currie.
A Sermon preached in St. James's Church. See [Seabury] (S.),
No. 78579, supra.
A Sermon preached on Thanksgiving Day, Containing some
thoughts on War, and on the Relations of the Church to the
State. New Tork : John F. TroWy Printer. 1864. i6mo, pp. 20.
By the Rev. A, B. Hart.
A Sermon preached to the Central Church ... in Worcester.
See [Sweetser (S.)]
Sermon. The Question of War with Great Britain examined
upon Moral and Christian Principles. ... Boston: Printed by Snell-
ing and Simons. 1 808. 8vo, pp. 14. ba. 79285
By the Rev. Joseph McKean. Corrected title of No. 43376, Vol. xi.
A Sermon to Contrabands, [n. p. 186-?] 8vo, pp. 8. b.
A Sermon to Swine: from Luke xv. 16. "And he fain would
have filled his Belly with the Husks that the Swine did eat."
Containing a concise, but sufficient Answer to General Allen's
Oracles of Reason. By Common Sense, a.m. Litchfield:
Printed by Thomas Collier^ near the Court- House. 1787. i2mo,
pp. 40. 79287
For another edition see Vol. xiv., No. 57424.
A Sermon to the Bucks and Hinds of America. In imitation
of a Pamphlet entitled "Sermons to Asses — and another to
SERMONS.
289
Doctors of Divinity." Philadelphia: Printed for the Author ^ 1788.
8vo. 792S8
Str the '* IVnnsylvania Magazine," vi., t^t,.
Sermons delivered diirin}!; the Second Plenary Council of Balti-
more, October, 1866, and Pastoral Letter of The Hierarchy of
the United States; together with the Papal Rescript and Letters
of Convocation ; a complete list of Dignitaries and Officers of
the Council, and an Introductory Notice. Baltimore : Kelly iff
Piet. 1866. iimo, pp. liv, 244. 36 Plates. c. 79289
Sermons, first published in the Providence Gazette. Hartford.
18 16. 24mo, pp. 48. 79290
Sermons on Miscellaneous Subjects, by the Bishops of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, and the Senior Preachers of the
Ohio and North Ohio Conferences. Cincinnati. 1847. i2mo,
pp. 456. Portrait. c. 79291
Sermons on Particular Occasions. See [Freeman (James)],
Vol. VII., No. 25767.
Sermons on Sacramental Occasions by Divers Ministers. Bos-
ton : Printed by f. Draper^ for D, Henchman in Cjrnhill. M ucc-
xxxix. 8vo, pp. (4), vii, (i), 275. b. yqigi
By Gilbert Tenneiit, Satnuel Blair, and William Tennent.
Sermons on some of the Distinguishing Doctrines of Divine
Revelation ; collected from a number of Ministers, in the North-
ern States of America. Vol. 11. Stockbridge : Elijah Kingsley.
1812. 8vo, pp. 322, 6. H. 79293
Sermons on some of the distinguishing Doctrines of Divine
Revelation ; collected from a number of Ministers, in the North-
ern States of America. Stockbridge. 1 8 14. 8vo, pp. 232, Sub-
scribers names 6. 79^94
Sermons on various important Doctrines and Duties of the
Christian Religion ; selected from the mss. of several Ministers,
Members of the Northern Association, in the County of Hamp-
shire. Northampton, 1799. 8vo, pp. 448. 79^95
Sermons, | or, | Declarations,! Made | by some of the | Ancient
Preachers | amongst the | People called Quakers, | viz. | Stephen
Crisp. I William Dewsbury. | William Penn. &c. | Taken in Short
Hand, as they were delivered | by them. | Philadelphia : \ Printed and
■^P
290
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sold hy John Dunlapy on the \ south side of Market-Street ^ the third \
Door be/fjw Second-Street. MUCCLXViii.| izmo, pp. 71. 79 296
Title from Hililrburn.
Sermons, Preached at the Church of St. Paul the Apostle,
New York, During the Year 1863. N^ew fori: D. (if J. Sadlier.
1864. i2mo, pp. 377. 79297
Sermons preached at the Church of St. Paul the Apostle, New
York, during the years !865 and 1866. New York: L. Kehoe.
1867. i2mo, pp. 440. c. -j- Third Edition. New- Tor k : The
Catholic Publication House, [n. d.] i2mo, pp. 440. H. 79298
Sermons Preached at the Dedication of the Broadway Taber-
nacle, New York, Sunday, April 24, 1859. i. The Prominence
of the Atonement. By Prof. Kdwards A. Park, n.D. 11. The
Assembly of Christians the Temple of God. By Richard S.
Storrs, Jr., d.d. hi. Preaching the Gospel the Grand Function
of the Minister. By Jos. P. Thompson, ij.d. To which is added.
Historical Sketches of the Tabernacle, and a formal Dedication
of the House. New Tork : N. A. Calkins. 1859. 8vo, pp. 96.
Sermons preached in Boston on ... Abraham Lincoln. See
Vol. X., No. 41230.
Sermons to Asses. See [Murray (James)], Vol. xii. 5 1509.
Sermons to Children. To which are added Short Hymns suited
to the subjects. By a Lady. Composed for the New- York
Widow's Society. Morris-Town : Printed hy Henry P. Russell.
18 15. 24mo, pp. 87, (i). 79300
Sermons to Gentlemen. See [Rush (B.)], Vol. xviii. 74240.
Sermons to Ministers of State. See [Murray (James)], Vol.
XII., No. 51511.
Serna (Juan). Elogio del Beato Felipe de Jesus, Mexicano.
... Mexico^ por Cnlderon. 1652. 4to. 79301
Serna. Sermon del Santisimo Sacramento de la Eucaristia. ...
Mexico^ por Calderon. 1655. 410. 79302
Titles from Beristain.
Serna (Juan Perez de la). Epistola Reverendissimis Patribus
et Comprovincialibus, Capitulis Ecclesiarum Cathedralium, Pare-
SEKKA.
291
chis et Univcrso statui F.rclcsiastico Pioviiuijr Mixitaiiir. Alfx-
k't^ apud yoanmm Rtiiz'tum. 1621. Folio. 79J03
"Cull ritJ iitrtit puliliio iin|iiL-so por l.i ve/ primrra laa .ictat y Hccrrtob drl tetter
Ci>ticllio niexicanu, tjuc >c \\.\h\.\ iclelirado en 15K5," — UtmrrAiN. 'I'liia work in
priibalily the name at uur No. 7633a, Vol. xviii.
Serna. Sermon prcdicado en las Fiestas de la Hcatificacion dc
S. Francisco Xavicr. ... Mexico^ por Diego Garrido. 1621. 4to.
The Serpent Uncoiled : or a Full Length Picture of Univcrsal-
ism. Hy a Western Layman. Philadelphia, [1846.] iHmo,
pp. 108. 79305
Serqueira (Thomas Jose Pinto de). Codigo tlo proccsso
criminal de primeira instancia do imperio do Hrasil, com a dispu-
si^clo provisoria acerca da administra^*i\o d'' justi^^i civil ; seguido
da lei de 3 de Dezembro de 1841, e regulamcntos para a sua exe-
cu<^<1o de 31 de Janeiro e 15 de Mar^o de 1842 : contendo muitas
notas, nas quaes se mostram as altera^'oes ({uc pela citada lei tive-
ram muitos artigos do mesmo codigoj e se transcreve a summa das
Icis e decisoes do governo, declarando como se devem entender
muitas das suas disposi^oes. Terceira edicflo, muito mais corr^-'cta
c augmentada. ... Rio de "Janeiro^ "^yp' Episcopal de Agostinho de
Freitas Guimardes & C". 1853. iimo, pp. (8), 300. -\- ^uarta
edi^ao. Rio de 'Janeiro,^ "^yp- Episcopal de Antonio Gonfalves Gui-
mardes ^ Ca. 1859. i2mo. 79306
Serqueira. Elogio do senador e conselhciro d'estado Jose
Clcmcnte Pereira, recitado per occasi.lo da inaugura9.1o da sua
cstatua no hospicio de Pedro 11. ... Rio de Janeiro. 1857. ^^^•
Serqueira. Guia do Correio do Brasil ... Rio de Janeiro,^
Typ. de Nicolau Loba Fiamia iff Filhos. 1857. ^^°i PP* 24^*
Serra ( ), Carrega (Francesco) and Piaggio ( ),
Ragionamento nel quale si conferma I'opinion gcnerale intorno alia
patria di Cristoforo Colombo, presentato all' accademia delle sci-
enze, Icttere e arti di Genova Nell' Adunanza del di 16 dicembre
1812 dagli accademici Serra, Carrega e Piaggio. [^Genova. 18 12?]
4to, pp. 105, errata (i). l. 79309
Appended to the Lenox copy is the following supplement : Annotazioni posteriori alia
pubblicazione del presente Ragionamento. [Colophon:] Genova, Tipografia de' Fratelli
Pagano 1824. — Con fxrmissione. 4to, pp. 8.
Serra (Angel). [Manual de administrar los Santos Sacra-
mentos a los Espanoles y Naturales de esta Provincia de los
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SERRANO.
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gloriosos Aptjstolcs S. Pedro y S. Pablo de Michuacan ... Mexico,
1697.] 4to. 79310
In Latin, Spanish and Tarascan. Title from the reprint of 1 73 1. The book is
mentioned by Beristain as follows : " Manual Trilinque, latino, castellano y tarasco, para
administrar los Sacramentos a los Espafl;>les y a los Indios. Imp. en Megico por Ribera
1697." 4to. An imperfect copy, supposed to be of this edition, was priced at 300
francs in Leclerc's " Bibliotheca Americana" (1878), No. 7436, where it is describi;d as
follows : " Nous donnons ce titre [• Manual Trilinque,' etc.] d'apres Ludewig. a un
volume que nous possedons et qui est fort maltraite ; il y manque le titre, plusieurs ff.,
et la plus grande partie de ce qui reste est en mauvais etat. D'apres son contenu, et
aus8i apres examen, tout nous confirme que ce livrc n'est autre que le Manuel du P.
A'igel Serra, en latin, espagnol et tarasca. Le volume se compose d'environ 136 flF.,
plus les Index."
" Fr. Angel Serra, natural de la diocesis de Michoacan, del orden de S. Francisco de
la provinria de S. Fedro y S. Pablo, custodio de clla y pirroco de Charapan, y de la ciudad
de r)ucretaro : pcritisimo en el idioma tarasco, cscribio ... Manual Trilinque [as above]
... 1697. 4to. El Catecitmo del P. Bartolome Castaflo, traducido al tarasco. /«/>[r«o].
Arte, Diccionario y Confesonario de dicha Lengua. MS. preparados para la prensa." —
Beristain.
Serra. Manual |de administrar | los Santos Sacramentos | a los
Espanoles y Naturales de esta Provincia | de los gloriosos Apdstoles
S. Pedro y S. Pablo |de Michuacan, conforme a la reforma de
Paulo V. y Vrbano viii. |Compuesto | por el M. R. P. Fr. Angel
Serra, | Predicador, ex-Custodio de dicha Santa Provincia, Cura |
colado, que fue, de la doctrina del pueblo de Charapan | en la sierra,
Obispado de Valhdolid, Guardian y Cura | del Convento y Doc-
trina de N. P. S. Francisco de la I Ciudad de Queretaro, y Arzo-
bispadojde Mexico.] Dedicaloja N. R."™" P. F. Fernando Alonso|
Gonzalez, Lector Jubilado, Calificador del San- 1 to Officio, Padre,
y ex-Ministro Provincial dejla referida Santa Provincia de Michu-
acan y I Commissario General de todas las | de esta Nueua Espana, |
Joseph Bernardo de Hogal, | Ministro e Imprcssor del Real y Apos-
tolico I Tribunal de la Santa Cruzada | en todo este Reyno. | En
cuya Imprenta se retmprhnio por su original i/npresso en | Mexico con
licencia el ano de 1697 este presente de 1731 . | 4to, leaves (6), :-i38,
tabla(4). 79311
In Latin, Spanish and Tarascan. Title from Icazhalceta's " Apuntes," No. 70, as
corrected and printed in Filling's bibliography of " North American Linguistics." A
copy of this edition sold for £6 los at the Andrade sale in 1869. Another copy,
lacking leaves 135 and 136, brought £5 los at the Ramirez sale in 1X80.
Serrano (F. de P.) Balanza de Comercio por el Puerto de
Veracruz en el ano de 1856, formada en su Aduana Maritin:a de
orden del Supremo Gobierno por Francisco de P. Serrano. Vera
Crux. Imp. de R. de Zayas. 1857. 4^°i PP* ^3* ^ Tables. a.
i
Serrano (Jose Aniceto). Al Publico. Caracas. 1840.
Refers to the disturbances of public order in 1835 and 1836.
8
vo.
SERTORIIJS.
293
Serrano (M. J.) Tragica Dcscripcion que busquexa la
inomentanca lamentable dcsolacion de la mui noble, y mui leal
tiudad dc Santiago de Cuba, causada por el horiendo terrcmoto,
acaecido a la once y cincuenta y mas minutos de la noche dc
Miercoles, once de Junio de mil setecientos sesenta y seis.
f!scrita en sesenta y seis octavas, por D. Miguel Joseph Serrano.
Mexico. 1766. 4to, pp. 24. 793H
Serrano (P.) Riqueza entre-riana. Por Pedro Serrano.
Montevideo. 1851. 8vo, pp. 53. 793 '5
Serrell (E. W.) Report on a Railway Suspension Bridge,
proposed for crossing the St. Lawrence River at Quebec, made to
his Worship the Mayor and the City Council of Quebec. By
Edward William Serrell, Engineer, ^ebec : Printed hy Augustin
Cote i^ Co. 1852. 8vo, pp. 67, (i). B. 79316
[Serrell (J. E.)] Plan and Description proposing to re-model
the City of New York, and its vicinity, by annexing Brooklyn,
Williamsburgh, Bushwick, Greenpoint, Hunter's Point, Astoria,
Newtown, Flushing. ... New Tork : Bergen and Tripp^ Printers.
1867. 8vo, pp. II. Plan. b. 79317
Serres {Sieur). Quatre relations veritables du Sieur Serres de
Montpellier, touchant ce qui s'est passe de remarquable dans sa
prison en France pour fait de Religion ; dan* son voyage de
I'Amerique en qualite de prisonnier pour le niesme sujet ; avec
les circonstances au vrai du triste naufrage que fit le vaisseau ou
il etait ; sa captivite tandisqu'il a cte dans I'Amerique, et sa
delivrance, lors qu'il en est sorti. Amsterdam^ P. Marret. 1688.
Sm. 8vo, pp. 80. 793-8
Serruto y Nava (Jose). Elogio funebre del muy excelso,
muy poderoso y muy amable Sefior Don Carlos in. Rey de
Espafia y de las Americas. Mexico. 1789. 4to, 16 leaves.
Serruto y Nava. Panegfrico de S. Pedro Apdstol ... Sala-
manca. 1779. 4to. 79320
" Este sermon que padccio en Mexico censura acre y persecucion cruel, presentado al
conscjo de las Indias y mandado examinar, merecio la aprobacion de los teologos de
Espafta." — Beristain. Also: Devocionario hecho por un Sacerdote a peticlon de una
Alma piadosa ... Mexico, por Onti-veros. 1809. 8vo.
[Sertorius, pseudon.'] A Letter on the Naval Depot. To
the Honorable Henry Clay, Speaker of the House of Representa-
tives of the United States, [n. p. 182-?] 8vo, pp. 16. BA.
Signed : " Sertorius."
VOL. XIX. 19
294
SESSE.
L r
Serulan, /»^^tt</o«. \i.e. Laurf.ns ( ) ?] Poems Original,
&c. By Serulan. Charleston. 1854. 8vo, pp. 134. 79322
Les Servantes de Dieu en Canada, See Vol. 111., No. 10604.
Service Afloat ; comprising the Personal Narrative of a British
Naval Oflicer durinjr the late War. ... Philadelphia : Edward C.
Mielke. 1833. l2mo, pp.
276. C, H., P. 79323
Also included in Grccnbank's Periodical Libr.iry,
Describes the West India Island
Philadelphia, T. K. Greenhank, 1833, vol. it., pp. 73-174.
Services. Arlington Street Church. Boston. 1862. I2m(),
pp. 54- B- 79324
Services at the Installation of Rev. Daniel Temple Noyes.
See [Ricl^ards (G.)], Vol. xvii., No. 70938.
The Services of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United
States of America, as ordered by the Bishops during the Civil
War. For the benefit of the United States Sanitary Commission.
Brooklyn, February 22, 1864. [^Brooklyn? 1864.] 4to, pp. 27.
Facsimiles. 79.325
An engraved facsimile is given of the various prayers and services, as written by the
Bishops themselves, thus giving copies of the autographs of each contributor.
Servitude, and the Duty of Masters to their Servants. A Ser-
mon preached in the Presbyterian Church, Norfolk, Va. June
1843. Norfolk: Beacon Press., IVide Awake Street. 1843. ^^^^
pp. 15. 79326
Sese y Lacasta (Martin). Oracion inaugural para la apertura
del nuevo Estudio de Botanica de la Universidad de Mexico ...
Mexico^ por Ontiveros. 1788. 4to. 19'i'^l
Also ! Discurso contra la Memoria sobre la Seda silvestre, que escrlbio el Br. D. Josi;
Alzate ... Mexico, [n. d.] Titlei from Beristain.
Sesse (J. de). Libro de la | Cosmographia | Vniversal | del
Mvndo, I y particvlar descripcion | de la Syria y tierra Santa. | Coni-
puesto por ei Doctor losepe de Sesse, del Consejo de | su Magestad,
y su Regente la Real Chancilleria|de Aragon, y Consultor del
santo Ofi- 1 cio de la Inquisicion. | Dirigido al muy illustrc senor
don Pedro de Sesse, senor | de Cerdan, Cauallero y Ricohombre de
Mesiiada, | del Reyno de Aragon. j ... | Con licencia y priuilegio En
^art.gofa^ Por luan de Larumbe., | en la Cuchilleria. Am 1619. | Sm.
4to, leaves (36), iii, (9). b. 79328
SF.TON.
295
Sessions (A. J.) Necessity of the Atonement. A Sermon ...
at Haverhill, Mass., 17 December, 1837. By Alexander J. Ses-
sions. Boston. 1838. 8vo, pp. 16. 793^9
Sessions. The Religious Experience of Eunice Winchester
Smith : who died July 6, 1840, aged 19 years. By Alexander j.
Sessions. Salem. 1840. 32mo, pp. 70. 7933©
Sessions (J.) A Sermon, delivered in Adams, N. Y. at the
Funeral of the Hon. Richard Goodell, wno died at Auburn, N. Y.
January 25, 1826. By Rev. John Sessions ... IVatertown., N. T.:
Printed by IF. JVoodward. 1826. 8vo, pp. 16. H. 7933 1
A Set of I Plans and Forts I in | America, | Reduced from Actual
Surveys. | 1 765. | \^London .•] Publish'' d according to Act of Parliament.^
by Alary Ann Rocque Topographer to His Royal \ Highness the Duke
of Gloucester., in the Strand. \ Oblong 4to, engraved -title and index,
30 Plans. A. 79332
The plates were engraved by P. and John Andrews. They are as follows: (i) New
York, reduced from the survey of T. Maerschalckin, 1763; (2) Albany; (3) Montreal;
(4) Louisbourg; (5) (;2uebec ; (6) Fort Frederick; (7) Halifax; (8) Schenectady; (9)
Fort Niagara; (10) Fort Albany; (11) Fort Ticonderoga; (12) Fort Stanwix ; (13)
Fort Edward; (14) Fort George; (15) Narrows near New York; (16) Ligonier ; (17)
Herkimer's house; fi8) Bedford Clockhouse; (19) Oneida; (20) Saratoga;
William Henry; (22) Royal Block house; (23) Crown Point; (24) Frontenac;
Redoubts at Crown Point ; (26) Fort William Henry; (27) Fort at Oswego Falls;
Fort Pitts Burgh; (29) Brewerton ; (30) Ontario.
Sethonia, a Tragedy. Philadelphia: 'John Sparhawk. 1774.
Title from Hildeburn.
Setier (L. p.) Resume de I'Histoire des Revolutions des
Colonies Espagnoles de I'Amerique du Sud. Par L. P. Setier.
Paris., Kilian. 1827. l8mo, pp. 340. 79334
(^uerard gives the date of publication as 1826, and adds the following note: "L'au-
teur y ajouta, la meme annee, la traduction faite par lui de la Relation historique et
descriptive d'un sejour de vingt ans dans I'Amerique du Sud, par W. B. Stevenson."
S[eton (Elizabeth A.)] Memoirs of M« S***** ... Written
by herself. A Fragment of real history ... Elizabethtown^ N. y.
Printed by Isaac A. Kollock., for himself and others ... 1817. 24m o,
PP- 90- 79335
Mother Seton's journal, surreptitiously printed by an Episcopal minister at Elizabeth-
town, N. J. Hcc Finotti's " Bibliographia Catholica Americana," pp. 236, 237. Set
aho White (C. J.)
Seton. Memoir, Letters and Journal of Mrs. Elizabeth
Seton. Edited by her grandson the Rt. Rev. R. Seton ... New
York: P. O'Shea. 1869. 2 vols., 8vo. 7933^
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Sf.ton (S. W.) Manual of ..
Public Schools. By S. W. Scton.
the Priniarv ... New York
New K'ork. i8;p. l2n\o.
Seton (W.) The Pioneer. A Poem. Hy William Seton ...
New York: P. CShea. 1874. Sm. 410, pp. 69. 7933^
Seton. The Pride of Lexington. A Talc of the Americap
Revolution. By William Seton ... . New York: P. O^Shea.
1873. i2mo, pp. 365. 79339
Seton. Romance of the Charter Oak : a Picture of Colonial
Times. By William Seton ... New Tor k : P. O' Shea. 1870-71.
2 vols., i2mo. 79340
Settle (D.) A true rcporte of | the laste voyage into the|
West and Northwest regi-|ons, &c. 1577. worthily atchie-|ued
by Capteine Frobisher of | the sayde voyage the first | finder and
Ge-|nerall. | With a description of the people | there inhabiting,
and other | circumstances | notable. ( Written by Dionyse Settle, one
of I the companie in the sayde voy-|age, and seruant to the Right]
Honourable the Earle | of Cumberland. | Nil mortalibus arduum
est. I Imprinted at Lon-\don by Henrie Middle-\ton. Anno. 1577. |
Sm. 8vo, 24 unnumbered leaves, a in four, R and c in eights, u
in four. bm., j.c.b. 79341
Of extreme rarity. On the verso of the title is a poem entitled, " A Rythiiif
Decasyllabicall, upon this last luckie voyage of worthie Capteine Frobisher, 1577."
This is followed on the next leaf by a dedicatory address, " To the Right honourable and
my singular good Lord, George Earle of Cumberland, Baron Clift'ord, Lord of Skii'ton
and Vesseie : his humble seruaunt Dionyse Settle, wisheth the fuln se of all pcrtcti
felicitie," which ends on the verso. The address "To the Christian Reader" fills the
next two leaves. The text is in twenty leaves. Two editions of tiiis book were printed
in the same year, as appears from the following note, which is written in the British
Museum (Grenville) copy :
" This very rare account of Frobisher's Second Voyage by Settle, who accompanied
him, is different from that by Beste, who also accompanied him, and who publislud
in 1578 all the three voyages of Frobisher. I have seen a second edition of Settle's
True reporte of the same year 1577, with some slight alterations in the same number
of twenty-four leaves, but with different signatures, the second having eight leavis
each of the three letters, A. B. C. whereas the first has four signatures, A. B. C. I),
of which the first and last have only four leaves each. In B vi. of the first editicm
instead of * Richd. Coxe gunner,' the second edition in B. ii. has ' Jackman and A. Dicr
masters mates.* To Bvii. of the first Edition after 'God's visitation,' is added at B iii.
of the second edition an account of their taking possession of the land, and of authority
given by Frobisher to Fenton, Yorke and Best his Lieutenant during his absence up the
country. The Text of the first edition is resumed in the second edition at ti-.e words
•whoso maketh' which begin the verso of B. viii. of first Edition, a sentence is added at
B V. of the second ed. to say that Best left in the natives tent a letter to tlie men that lie
had lost the year before : to the following sentence at line 10 of the same page of (iioi
ed. are added in the second ed. 'Master Philpot and all the gentlemen went ashnif
determined to see.' I have stated in the above passages the only differences whicii occur
( :■
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printed
British
in the two editions of the same year. Tliat there were two had escaped the notice of
Bibliographers." — Bibliotheca Grenvi/iiana, p. 657.
Settle. A True Reporte of Martin Frobisher's Voyage ;
1577, by Dionysc Settle. London, 1577. [^Providence : Reprinted.
1868.] Sm. 4to, pp. 63. I.. 79342
Fifty copies printed, at the expense of Mr. John Carter Brown, for private distribution.
Although it is an ex.'.ct reprint in roman letter, it does nut correspond page for page with
llie original edition, as is stated liy Mr. Bartlett in the catalogue of the Brown library.
Tlu' book in also reprinted in Hakluyt's collection of voyages, and in Sir Egerton Brydgts's
" Restitut.i," vol. II., pp. 202-225. iSVe Mr. Bartlett's description in the " New England
Hist. Gen. Register," xxiii. 363.
[Settle.] La | Navigation | dv Capitaine Mar- 1 tin Forbisher
Anglois, cs regions | de west & Nordwest, en I'annee | m. d.-
Lxxvii. I Contenant Ics moeurs & fa^ons de viurc des Peuples, | &
habitils d'icelles, aucv le portraict de leurs habits | & armes, &
autres choses memorables & singulie-| res, du tout incognues par
dc9a. I [Vignette.] | \_Rochelle?'\ M. D. Lxxviii. | Pour Anthoine Chup-
pin. I Sm. 8vo, 40 unnumbered leaves, a-e in eights. Folded
plate of the natives. J.c.b., l. 79343
Corrected title of No. 5652, Vol. 11. It is a translation from the English into P'rench
Ijy Nicholas Fitliou, sieur de Cham-Gobert, of Settle's "true reporte," with some changes
and additions. The title, verso blank, is followed by the dedicatory preface in nine
payes, addressed to Monsieur de Hault. The next rive pages contain an elegy and
sonnet. The narrative of the voyage is in thirty-two leaves. The folded woodcut
plate is entitled, " Le Portraict des trois Sauuages admenez en Angleterre, leurs habits,
amies, tentes & bateux." According to Hazlitt {^Collections and Notes^ 1H89, p. 167),
"The 'discription of the purtrayture and shape of those strange kinde of people,' &c.,
w.is .separately licensed to John Allde. to be printed in English, Jan. 30, 1577-8, but it
docs not seem to be known." Antoine Chuppin printed an edition of Lery's work on
Br.izil in 1578, with the name Rocbelle in the imprint. Most of his later publications,
however, appear to have been printed at Geneva.
[Settle.] Beschreibung | Der schiffart des Haubt-|mans
Martini Forbisher ausz Engel-jlanJ, in die Lender gegen West
viid Nordt- 1 w^est, im Jar 1577. Darinnen diser Lender Inwohner
sit- 1 ten vnd weisz zu leben, sampt jren Trachten vnd | WafFen
Abcontrefeiung, auch andern, zuuor | vnbekandten vnd sonder-
lichen sachen, | angezeigt wirdt. Ausz dem Frantzosischen aufts
trewlichste in | das Teutsche gebracht. | [Vignette.] | Niirnberg. j
M. D. LXXX. I [Co.ophon :] Gedruckt %u Niirnberg^ \ durch Katha-
tina,;i Gerlachin^ vnd \ 'Johanns voni Berg Erben. | 4to, title with
woodcut on verso, and 12 unnunL»ereu jc. ves. A-c in fours, and
D in two, including the title and a blank leaf at the end. j.c.e.
Improved title of No. 25996, Vol. vii., furnished by Mi. John Nicholas Brown.
[Settle.] De | M:\rtini | Forbisseri | Angli navigati-jone in
regioiies occi- 1 dentis ct scpteii- 1 trionis | Narratio historica, | Ex
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Gallico sermonc in La-|tinum translata | per | D. Joan. Tho.
Freigivm. | [Vignette.] | Cum gratia & privilegio Imperiali. | cin.-
13. xxc. I [Colophon \\ Noriberga | Imprimebatur^ in offic'tna Cn- \
tharina Gerlach'in^ W Hare-\dum lohannls Mon-\tani. \ Anno | cid-
13 xxc. I [1580.] Sm. 8vo, 44 unnumbered leaves, a in six, b-
E in eights, rnd f in six. Folded Woodcut. J.c.b,, l. 79345
The wuodcut repreients a Greenlander in a canue, throwing darts at wildfowl, with
other natives in their costume. It is entitled, " Pictvra vel dulineatio honiinvm nvpci
ex Anglia advectorum, una cum eorum armis, tc^ntoriis, & naviculis." This is tiie Hr-it
Latin edition of Frobisher's voyage in 1577. It is transiattid from tho French versicui
of Sefle's narrative. The dedicatory preface by Frcigius, the translator, begins on the
recto of the second leaf and ends on the recto of the ninth. The preface of the French
translator Nicolas Fithou follows, with the " Heroicvm " and "Elegiacvni," in nine
pages. The nai.ative of the voyage begins on the fourteenth leaf and ends on the
thirty-fitth. The last nine leaves contain extracts from Jovius, Longulius and Antonius
Lullus. Corrected title and note of No. 25994, Vol. vii. Our No. 5053, Vol. 11., is
probably intended for the same edition, or for the one following.
[Settle.] I. N. J. | Historia Navigationis | Martini For-|
bisseri I Angn Praetoris sive Capitanei, | a. c. 1577. | Majo, Junio,
Julio, Augusto & Septembri mensibus, | Jussu Reginae Elisabeth.T, |
Ex Anglia, in Septemtrionis & Occidentis | tractum susceptae, | ephc-
meridis sive diarii more conscripta & stilo ; | triennioq; post, ex
gallico in latinum sermonem, | a | Joh. Thoma Freigio translata, \
& I Noribergae, ante A. 94. cum praefatione utili, observationil)9 1
aliquot & appendice edita, denuo prodit, e museo D. Capelli P. P. |
[Vignette.] | Hamburgi^ | Sumptibus Joh. Naumann'i iff Georgi
tVolffii^\Jnno 1675. | 4to, pp. (17), 1-37. Copperplate engraving
on I leaf, a-g in fours, including the plate. l. 79346
This edition contains some notes and observations by the editor, D. Capell. Corrected
title of No. 25995, ^°'- ""• ^'"' ''"^ complete narrative of Frobisher's three voyaji-b,
in 1576, 1577 and 1578, see Best (George), Vol. 11., No. 5051. Ste alio No. 78166,
tuprof for an Italian translation.
[Settle (Elkanah).] A Pindaric Poem, on the Propagation
of the Gospel in Foreign Parts. A Work of Piety so zealously
recommended and promoted by Her most Gracious Majesty.
London^ Printed for the Author. M DCC xi. Folio, pp. (8), 18.
Contains some references to America.
Settlers' Guide to Oregon and Washington Territory and to
the Lands of the Northern Pacific Railroad on the Pacific Slope.
\^New Tork. 1872.] 8vo, pp. 32. Maps. b. 7934S
Los Seudo-liberales, 6 la muerte dc la Republica Mexicana.
Mexico. 1 85 1. 4to, pp. 32. 79349
SEVEN.
299
Si:u Ke-yu. [Ying hwan chc leu. "A Geographical Ticatisc
on all within the C^ircuit of the Seas." Hy Sou Kc-yu. Edited
by Pelh Sing-tseuen and Lew Yuh-po. China. 1848.] 10
keuen, 8vo. hm. 79350
The work gives "a very fair account of the various portions of the glolic. The author
.ivailed himbclf of the opportunities he had for consulting foreigners regarding foreign
affairs, and he has not disdained to acknowledge? the assistance thus received. The maps
though little more than outlines of the several countries, and very ruiie in their execution,
yet give a tolerahl/ good notion of the rel.itive | )sition and magnitude of the nationR
indicated." — Wv -Ie's Nolei on Chinese Liternnire, p. 53.
A translation of the portion rel.iting to the United States of America is printed in the
"Historical Magazine," new series, vol. 11. (1867), pp. 18-21, preceded hy the follow-
ing expl.inatory statement; "It appears that Seu-Ki-Yu was, from 1844 to 18513,
Governor of Fuh-Kien. During that time he wrote and puhlished, in the Chinese
language, a work on Universal Geography, giving an account of the estahlishment of
Anterica by Washington. P'or tiiis publication, 10 favorable to the Western Powers,
some of which were then in collision with China, and so favorable especially to the
United States, Seu-Ki-Yu was dismissed from office by the Emperor Hien-Kung, on his
accession to the throne of China in 1850. His work and his sacrifices for the truth ot'
history were made known to the Government at Washington by fhe late Charge of the
United States at Pekin, Mr. Williams. Through the efibrts of the legation, the Imperial
Government reversed its sentence of proscription against Seu-K.i-Yu, and recalled him
into its employment as a member of the Foreign Office of the Government. 'I'he
Secretary of State presented him with a portrait of Washington."
Sevarambians. See [Vairasse d'Allais (Denis)].
Seve (E.) La Patria Chilena. Le Chili tel qu'il est. Publi-
cations officielles de la Commission Beige faites avec I'approbation
de la Commission Directrice de TExposition Internationale du
Chili de 1875. Par Edouard Seve. ... Tome Premier. Fa/-
paraiso. 1876. 8vo, pp. xxx, (i), 501, (i), cxxii, 661-666. H.
Seven and Nine Years among the Camanches and Apaches.
An Autobiography. [By Edwin Eastman.] "Jersey City^ N. J.
Clark Johnson^ M.D. 1874. i2mo, pp. 309, (i). 8 Plates.
The Seven Articles from the Church of Leyden 16 17. With
an Introductory Letter by George Bancroft. \_New Tori. 1856.]
8vo, pp. 10. M. 79353
"From the Collections of the New York Historical Society, Second Series, Vol. iii."
The Seven Brothers of Wyoming, or, the Brigands of the
Revolution. New York. [1853.] 8vo. 79354
The Seven Days' Battles in front of Richmond : an Outline
Narrative of the Series of Engagements which opened at Me-
chanicsville, near Richmonci, on Thursday, June 26, 1862, and
resulted in the Defeat and Retreat of the Northern Army under
Major-General M'Cl llan. Compiled from detailed accounts of
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the Newspaper Press. Richmond : ff^est ^ "Johnston. 1862. 8vo,
PP- 45- c. 79355
Seven Hints | For all who will take them. | By | A Church of
Enghnd-Mdn. \ [Philadelphia. 1770.] 4to, i page. p- 79356
Anti-Non-Importutiun circular sij^ned "J. S." M. Hillcgag layi published July 17,
1770. HiLDEBUKN.
Seven Months a Prisoner. Thirty-six days in the Woods.
Hy an Indiana Soldier [J. V. Hadley]. Indianapolis : "J. M. &
F. "J. Meikel^ Printers. 1868. 8vo, pp. 180. 79357
Seven | Rational | Sermons, | on the following subjects, | viz. |
I. Against Covetousness. | 11. On the Vanity of this Life. | in.
Against Revenge. | iv. Of Mirth and Grief. | v. The Cruelty of
Slandering in-|n()cent and defenceless Wom'^n.lvi. The Duty of
Children. | vii. Advantages of Education. | Written in England,
by a Lady, the Translatress of Four | Select Tales from Mar-
montel. | ... | Philadelphia : \ Printed by Robert Bell., in Third-Street. \
MDCCLXXVII..| 8vO, pp. 77, (l). H.S.P. 79358
Title frum Hildeburn.
Seven Years of my Life, or, Narrative of a Patriot Exile, who
together with eighty-two American citizens were illegally tried
for Rebellion in Upper Canada, in 1838, comprising a true
account of our outrageous treatment during ten months imprison-
ment in Upper Canada. Buffalo and New York. 1848. i2mo.
Title tVom a bookseller's catalogue.
Seventeen Decisions of the Supreme Court of the United
States, relating to Taxation of Government Loans and Property,
by States and Cities. New York: Office of Bankers' Magazine,
1864. 8vo. 79360
Seventeen Numbers. See [Fisher (R.)], Vol. vi., No. 24484.
The I Seventeenth Jewel, | of the | United States of America : |
Shining in its Meridian Splendor; in the Lat-|itude and Longi-
tude of the Intended | State of Maine. | Or, I The Future Inten-
tional Addition of its | Constitution to the Federal Union. | [n.
p.] Printed for the Juthor.\ 1797. | i2mo, pp. 35. w. 79361
Signed : " Honestus."
The Seventh Census. See Vol. in., Nos. 11669-72.
An Address to the Baptists of the United States, on the observ-
ance of the Sabbaih. From the Sevlnth-Day Baptist Gen-
eral Conference. New-Tork : J. IVinchester. 1843. 8vo, pp. 24.
SEVERAL.
301
Seventh-Day Baptist Anniversaries, held at Leonardsvillc, N.
Y., September, 1867. Minutes of the Seventh-Day Haptist Gen-
eral Conference. ... IFesterly^ R. I.: Printed by G. B. iff J. H.
Utter. 1867. 8vo, pp. 1 1, (5), 32, 21, 85, (i). H, 79363
A Seventh Essay. See [Wt-bstcr (Pelatiah)].
Seventh Regiment Veterans of the National (luard. Head-
(J>uartcrs Seventh Regiment Armory, New York, April 29, 1865.
[^New York, 1865.] 4to, pp. 3. 793^4
On the death oF Presidimt Lincoln.
The Seventh Seal Opened. The Seventh Truth Trumpet
Sounded ; the Little Book Opened : or, the Democratic Regen-
erator. New Tork. 1851. 8vo, pp. 66. 793^5
Seventy-Six. See [Neal (J.)], Vol. xii., No. 52137.
Seventy-Six ; or, The Fall of the CJrcat Republic through the
Third-Term Conspiracy. By a Republican. New Tork : (i. P.
Putnam's Sons. 1874. i2mo, pp. 45. 793^6
Seventy-Six Society.
I. Papers in relation to the Case of Silas Deane, 1855. Set Vol. v., No. 19061;.
II. The Examination of Joseph Galloway. 1855. &i Vol. vii., No. 26428.
III. Papers relating to Pulilir Events in Mass^husetts. 1856. See Vol. xi., No.
45930.
IV. Papers relating tliiefly to the Maryland Line. 1857. See Vol. i., No. 2872.
Sever (N.) A Speech on the Occasion of Col. Lothrop's
Death ; Delivered at the Opening of the Court of Common
Pleas at Plymouth, on the 15th of May, 1750. By Nicholas
Sever, Esq ; Chief Justice of said Court. And made publick at
the Request of the Gentlemen at the Bar. Boston : Printed hy D.
Fowle. 1750. 4to, title, and pp. 2. h., m. 79367
Usually followed by Peter Oliver's speech on the same occasion, pp. (2), 12. See Vol.
XIII., No. 57211, note.
Several Apologetical Letters to a Friend, in Behalf of The
Rev. Mr. Whitefield, &c. [Boston. 1745.] 4to, pp. 38.
The Several Assemblies of New Jersey, | Pennsylvania and
Virginia, having re-|ferred to the Congress a resolution of the
House of I Commons of Great-Britain, which resolution | is in
these words: | ... | [Philadelphia: IV. and T. Bradford. 1775.]
8vo, pp. 8. N., P. 79369
Thf resolution (which expressed the sentiments of the House of Commons in regard
to the taxes imposed by Colonial Assemblies being approved by the K.ing) is followed
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by the opinion of Cungrcis, iigncd John Hancock, ami dated " [uiy ji, 1775." — Hii-
DIBURN. Mr. Paul L. Ford informs nie that Franklin, JclVcriKin, Ailamii and R. H.
Lee were the committee to prepare this paper. The original draft is in Jcffemon':.
handwriting.
Several Conferences. See [Pcmberton (Israel)], Vol. xiv., No.
59612.
The Several | Declarations | of the | Company | of | Roval Adven-
turers I of I England | trading into] AfricaJ Inviting all His Majes-
ties Native Subjects in gene-|ral to subscribe, and become Sharers
in their Joynt-stock. |1 ogether | with His Royal Highness Janus
Duke of Vorke | and Albany &c. and the rest of the said Royal
Companies | Letter to the Right Honourable Francis Lord VVil-
loughby I of Parham &c. Intimating the said Companies Resolu-|
tions to furnish his Majesties American Plantations with | Negroes
at certain and moderate Rates. | As also a List of the Royal
Adventurers of England tra-|ding into Africa. | [^London :^ Anm
Dom. 1667. 4to, title, and pp. 12. J.c.b., h. 79370
Several Epistles. 1669. See Robinson (W.), Vol. xvii., No.
72199.
Several Letters to the Mayor and City Council of Washington,
on the subject of the Public Theatres, Pennsylvania Avenue aiul
the Canal, with extracts from the Journal of the Writer. Part 1.
Norfolk: y'trginian print. 1870. 8vo, pp. (2), 71. c. 79371
Several Methods | of making | Salt-Petre ; | recommended to the |
Inhabitants lof the | United Colonies, | by their | Representatives | In
(2oi\gxeiS.\ Philadelphia :\ Printed by IV. and T. Bradford. 1775. |
8vo, pp. 12. L., p. 79372
Published by order of the Congress, July a8, 1775. The Lenox copy contains thu
autograph signature " Richard Varick Secy.," at the end of the text. In Haven's list
of ante-revolutionary publications the authorship of this pamphlet is attributed to W.
Sewall.
Several Methods
Inhabitants | of the
of making | Salt-Petre ; | recommended to the |
United Colonies, | By the Honorable! Conti-
nental Congress. | And | Re-published by Order of the | General
Assembly I of the | Colony of Massachusetts-Bay. | Together with
the Resolve of said Assembly, | and | An Appendix, | By Doctor
William Whiting. | IVatertown : \ Printed and Sold hy Benjamin Edes^
near the Bridge. 1775.I 8vo, pp. 20. "-79373
Several New ... Considerations. <SV^ Vol. xii.. No. 47893.
Several Poems. See [Bradstrcet (Anne)], Vol. 11. 7297, 7298.
SEVERANCE.
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Sevcrall yvcstions. Ste Cotton (J.), Vol. v., No. 17080.
The Several Reports of the Committee of Secrecy to the
House of Commons, rehiting to the South Sea Company. Lon-
(lon : Printed for A. Moore. lyil. Folio, pp. 47. j.c.li. 79374
Kich (Bib. Americana Nova, p. 29) di'acriliea a copy of this work with 74 pngri.
Several! Treaties | of | Peace and Commerce | Concluded between
the late| king] Of Blessed Memory Deceased, |and other | Princes
and States ; I with I Additional Notes in the Margin, Referring | to
the several Articles in each Treaty, and a Table. | Reprinted and
I'ublished by His Majesties | Kspecial VAix\\\n\\\\*\.\Lon(lon\ Printed
h\ His Alajesties Printers^ and sold by | Edivard Poole at the Sign of
the Ship over a-\suiinst the Royal Exchange, 1686. | 4to, pp. (4),
269. ' B. 79375
The Several Trials of the Reverend David Barclay, before the
Presbytery of New Brunswick, with their Judgment at Oxford,
atj Appeal to the Synod of New York and New Jersey, with
their Judgment in the City of New York, Remanded by the
Synod to the Presbytery of New Brunswick, with their Judgment
at Hackettstovvn, and a Vote of Censure on Jacob Kerr, one of
the Complainants. Elizahethtown,, Printed for the Author. 1814.
i2mo. 19'il^
Severals relating to the | Fund | Printed for divers Reasons, as
may appear. [^Boston : Printed by Samuel Green. 1682.] 4to, pp.
8 and over. l^Zll
" Probably unique, and of extraoniinary interest, imperfect as it is. At the top of the
first page is written, in the hand of Tlionias Prince : ' By page 6, was written in 1681.
Mr. B. Green sen'r says this was printed at Boston by his bro. Sanuel's letter [/'. t,
types.]' On the page referred to, the author speaks of what he did, * h.iving by accident,
some respite time this year 1681,' in September, and on p. 7, mentions the result 'in
6 months' — which brings the date of publication as late as March, 1681-z. It contains
information, not elsewhere to be found, respecting the origin and history of the project
for a Land Bank of Credit, and the introducticm of Paper Money." — J. H. Trumbull.
This copy, now in the Watkinson Library at Hartford, brought $43 at the Brinley sale
in 1879.
Severance (C. M.) Memorial of Mrs. Caroline M. Sever-
ance, of Cleveland, in behalf of Woman's Rights, in respect to
property, and the exercise of the Electoral Franchise. Presented
and read to the Senate of Ohio, March 23, 1854. [n. p. 1854.]
8vo, pp. 9. 79378
Severance [Luther]. Speech of Mr. Severance, of Maine,
on the Right of Petition ... in the House of Representatives,
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Fchriiiiry i6, 1844. tytuhington : hitiUtl hy jf. and G. S. Gidton,
1844. ovo, pp. 16. H. 79379
Skvkranck. Speech of Mr. Scvcranci-, of iVIaiiic, on the
Tarift'. Delivered in the House of Representatives of the U. S.
May 3, 1844. [fVashington. 1844.] 8vo, pp. 16. H. 79380
Sfvkranci:. Speech of Hon. L. Severance, of Maine, on
the War against Mexico. Delivcreil in the House of Repie-
sentatives ... May 28, 1846. [ff^ashin^irfon, 1846.] 8vo, pp. 8.
Sf.vf.kance. Speech of Mr. Luther Severance, of Maine, on
the bill for the Reduction of the TarifF. Delivered in the Floust
of Representatives, Saturday, June 27, 1846. irashiui^ton: Priutcl
at the Ojfice of Blair and Rivfs. 1846. 8vo, pp. 15. H. 79382
Sevkranck. Speech of Mr. Luther Severance of Maine, on
the Mexican War. ... in the House of Representatives of the
U. S., Feb. 4, 1847. [^lyashington. 1847.] ^^"i PP- '^' "•
Skvi-ranc K. Speech of Luther Severance, of Augusta, Maine,
in the House of Representatives, July 27, 1847, '"* ^^^' l^<^!^<'Iii-
tions approving the Mexican War. [^IVashinfyton. 1847.] ^^*S
pp. 24. H. 79384
Kor a " Memoir of Luther Severance," ite [Blaine (J. CI.)], Vol. ii.. No. 5731.
Skvkrance (Moses). The American Manual, or New Eng-
lish Reader. ... [With] a succinct History of the Colonies, to
the close of the Revolution. For the use of Schools. ... /AV//<;-
loo {N. 7'.): M. Severance. 1 831. l6njo, pp. 298. -f Cazenovia^
N. r. 1839. i2mo. 793^5
Sevier (A. H.) Speech of Hon. A. H. Sevier ... January
12, 1842, in relation to a Hoard of Exchequer. IVashington.
1842. 8vo. 793^^
Sevier. Speech of Hon. A. H. Sevier, of Arkansas, on the
Oregon Question. Delivered in the Senate of the United States,
Wednesday, March 25, 1846. IFashington : lilair and Rives.
1846. 8vo, pp. 13. 79387
Sewall (D.) An | Astronomical Diary: | or | Almanack, | for
the Year of Christian i?l^ra, | 1 783. | lieing the third after bis-
sextile I or Leap Year. | Calculated for the Meridian of Ports-
mouth, I New Hampshire, Latitude 43 Degrees 5 | Min. North,
Long. 70 Deg. 44 Min, West. | (But will serve for any of the
SKVVA!.!,
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N( w-Knfj;lan»l States.) | Coiilaiiiini.';, Sim and Moon's risinj; and
M ttin^ : I Kdipsfs ot" the l.imiinarifs ; Lunations i Tinu'l ol" Hi(^h
Water, morning ;'.m(1 evening ; rising, | southing, and setting of
the Sev<'n Stars; C.'loek | e(|uati()ns ; Courts ■, | Judgment of the
Weather ; I Scale of Depreciation for the State of New-| Hamp-
shire ; Table of the Weight aiul Value | of Coins, $cc. with many
other Things uscful| fer an Almanaik. | Mv Daniel Sewall, Philo-
math. | ... | A;/ f///'y////;, \iii'-H(impshire :\ hiiited^ atul to he sold at
the Printing Qffi'*''^ "' | Portstnouth timl Exeter ,• also hy the Honk-
ul-\/ers an// shopkeepers in Town an/i ('onntry.\ [1782?] I 2mo,
(12) leaves. M. 793H8
Coittiiuii'il to iSii or l.itL'r.
Sf.wam,. An I Eulogv I occasioned by the Death | of | (icncral
Washington. I Pronounced at the middle Parish in | Kitterv,| Feb-
ruary 22, 1800 : 1 liv I Daniel Sewall, Ksc]. | ... | Port^nionth^ {New-
llanipshire^)\ Printed at the United States' Oracle-Office •,\ Hy Charles
I'lirce. I 1800. 1 8vo, pp. 20
BA., N. 79389
Sewai.l (D.) a Sermon and Memorial, delivered at the
funeral of Capt. Isaac Wiiislow Case, in Kenduslceag, Maine,
November twenty-seventh, 1863. By D. Sewall, of St. Albans.
Bangor : Printed hy Samuel S. Smith. 1864. 8vo, pp. 20. H.
SiiWAi.L (D.), />». 1735,1'/. '^25. Tutor Henry Flynt's Journey
iVoin Canibridge to Portsmouth in 1754 Written by David
Sewall who accompanied him Edited, with notes Hy Charles
Deane ... Cambridge Press of John It'ilson and Son 1878 8vo,
pp. 9. H., H., L. 79391
"Fifty copies piinicd from thr Froci-t-iiings of the Mass.ichuictts Historical Society."
Scw.ill's manuscript of Father Fl\ ill's Journey was fouiiil anion); the papers of John
Ailams, who was a clasaUiite of Sewall.
Sewall (E. Q.) A Sermon on Human Depravity ; delivered
in Amherst, N. H. ... June 25, 1825. Hy Edmund (^. Sewall.
A/nherst^ N. PI. : fP'ells iff Seaton^ Printers. 1825. 8vo, pp. 34.
M. -f I'hird Edition. Boston : Printed hy Isaac R. Butts and Co,
1826. 8v(), pp. 42. HA. 79392
Also publisheil with the title: On Human Depravity. By Edmund y. Sewall.
Fourth Edition. Printed for the American I'nitarian Association. Boston: Iioivlt> and
Dearborn. 1827. 8vo, pp. 42. B.
Skwall. a Sermon preached at Scituate on Jiord's Day, May
29, 1838. Hy Edmund y. Sewall ... . Boston: James Munroe
'^ Co. 1838. 8vo, pp. 20. B. 79393
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Sewall. a Sermon ... January 2, 1842, at the interment of
Reverend Harrison Gray Otis Phipps, Pastor of the First Church
in Cohasset. ... By Edmund (^. Sewall, Pastor of the First
Church in Scituate. Also, a Sermon on the Frailty of Man, by
the late Rev. H. G. O. Phipps ... . Hinghatn : 'Jedid'tah Farmer^
printer. 1842. 8vo, pp. 32. B. 79394
Sewall (H. D.) Reply to the Rev. Henry J. Feltus, Rector
of St. Stephens, on the Alliance of Unitarianism and Moham-
etanism, with the Unitarians appeal. By Henry D. Sewall. ...
Ne-uo York: Printed by C. S. Fan IVinklc. 1820. 8vo, pp. 30. h.
[Sewall (Jonathan), b. 1728, d. 1796.] The Americans
Roused, in a Cure for the Spleen. Or Amusement for a
Winter's Evening; Being the Substance of a Conversation on the
Times, over A Friendly Tankard and Pipe. Between Sharp, A
Country Parson. Bumper, A Country Justice. Fillpot, An Inn-
keeper. Graveairs, A Deacon. Trim, A Barber. Brim, A
Quaker. Puff, A late Representative. Taken in Short-Hand,
by Sir Roger de Coverley. New- England^ Printed: New-Tor k^
Re~printed^ by 'James Rivington. [1775.^] 8vo, pp. 32. J.C.B., s.
Corrected title of No. 1274, Vol. i. The authorship is attributed to Judge Sewall in
Trumbull's " M'Firijjal," canto 1. This edition is a reprint, probably, of the following :
[Sewall.] A Cure for the Spleen. Or Amusement for a
Winter's Evening; Being the Substance of a Conversation on the
Times, over a fViendly Tankard and Pipe. Between Sharp, —
A Country Parsoi;. Bumper, A Country Justice.
Fillpot, An Inn-keeper. Graveairs, A Deacon.
Trim, A Barber. Brim, , A Quaker. PufF, —
A late Representative. Taken in short Hand, by Sir Roger
De Coverly. \_Boston ;] America : Printed and sold in the Year
Mdcc lxxv. 8vo, pp. 32. j.c.B. 79397
Corrected title of No. 17982, Vol. v. "The scene of this Conversation is laid near
Boston, and the book is an amusing Exposition of the Grievances and Politics of the
Colonies. On page 30 of this copy are four lines of the text with this manuscript note
at the bottom of the page, • From this to the conclusK-n of the period is omitted in all
the vendible impressions, as the printer was a womai. and ashamed' [illegible]." —
Stevens's Nuggets, No. 795. See also Vol. x., No. 40097, notef and Vol. i., No. 263.
Sewall (J. M..)^h. 1 748, d. 1 808. Eulogy | on the Late | Gen-
eral Washington ; | Pronounced at St. John's Church | in Ports-
mouth, New hampshire, I on Tuesday, 31st December, 1799. | At
the Request of the Inhabitants. | By Jonathan Mitchel Sewall,
Esquire. | . . . | Portsmouth^ N. H. j Printed by fViUiam Treadwell. \
[1800.] 4to, pp. 28. B., H. 79398
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Sewall. Miscellaneous Poems, with several specimens from
the Author's manuscript version of the Poems of Ossian. By J.
M. Sewall, Esq. Published agreeably to an Act of Congress.
Portsmouth : Printed hy IV-Uitam Treadwell., & C" for the Author.
1801. i6mo, pp. 304. L. 79399
[Sewall.] An | Oration | delivered at Portsmouth, New-
Hampshire, | on the Fourth of July, 1788.] Being the Anniversary
of I American Independence. | By One of the Inhabitants. | ... |
Portsmouth : \ Printed h George "Jfrry Osborne^ for the Subscribers. |
M,DCC,LXXXVIII. I 8vO, pp. 23. M. 794OO
[Sewall.?] A Parody on Some of the most striking Passages
in a late Pamphlet, entitled " A Letter to a Federalist," with
Large Additions & Improvements. By Vernon H. Quincey,
Esq. [pseudon.'\ ... Portsmouth^ N. H.: Printed at the Oracle Press.
1805. 8vo, pp. 47. 79401
[Sewall.] Verses I occasioned by reading the | Answer | of the
I President | of the | United-States, | to the | House of Representa-
tives, I requesting certain Papers | relative to the | Treaty | with )
Great-Britain. I 5o;/o« ; Printed in the Tear 1797. | i2mo, pp. 7.
This is reprinted in the "Miscellaneous Poems," under the title of "The Inflexible
l'.itrii)t."
[Sewall.] A | Versification | of | President Washington's | Ex-
ccllcntj Farewell- Address, | to the | Citizens of the | United States. |
Hy a Gentleman of Portsmouth, N. H. | Published according to
Act of Congress. | Portsmouth., New- Hampshire : | Printed and Sold
by Charles Pierce., at the\ Colufnbian Bookstore. 1798. | 8vo, pp. 54.
S*e also [Richards (G.)], Vol. xvii., No. 70919, note.
Sewall (J.), ^. 1688,^. 1769. All Flesh is as Grass; but
the Word of the I Lord endureth for ever. | A | Sermon | preached at
the I Thursday Lecture in Boston, | January ist. 1740,1. | By
Joseph Sewall, d.d. | Pastor to a Church of Christ in Boston. | ... |
Boston : Printed and Sold by S. Kneeland and T. | Green., in ^ueen
street over against the Prison. 1741.I 8vo, pp. (4), 24. B., M.
Sewall. Believers invited to Come | to | Christ | as the Author
of their | Resurrection | and | Life. | In a Sermon at the Lecture | in
Boston, N. E. Novemb. 10. 1715. | By Joseph Sewall, a.m. |
Pastor oi a Church in Boston. | ... |5w/o« ; Printed by B. Green.,
for Samuel \ Gerrish., at his Shop on the North-side of the \ Town-
House. 1 7 16. 1 Sm. 8vo, pp. (2), 17. B., M. 79405
3o8
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Skwall. a Caveat against
the I Lecture in Boston, N. E,
Covctousncss | in a | Sermon | at
February 20, lyjl- | By Joseph
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Sewall, A.M. I Pastor of a Church of Christ in Boston.) ... | Bos-
ton : I Printed h B. Green for Samuel Gerrish^ \ and Sold at his Shop.
1718. I 8vo, pp. (2), 22. B. 79406
Sewall. The | Certainty & Suddenness | of [Christ's coming |
to I Judgment, | improved as a Motive to Diligence I in Preparing
for it. I In I a Sermon | at the Lecture in Boston, | October 6. 1 7 1 5. |
By Joseph Sewall, a.m. | Pastor of a Church in Boston. | ... | Bos-
ton : Printed by B. Green^ for Samuel \ Gerrish^ at his Shop on the
North-side of the\ Toivn-House. 1716. | Sm. 8vo, pp. (2), 19. B.
Sewall. The | Character | and | Blessedness | of the | Upright. |
A Sermon | Occasion'd by the Death of the | Honourable | Wait
Winthrop, Esq; | Who Expired, Nov. 7, 1717. | iEtatis 76. | By
Joseph Sewall, a.m. | Pastor of a Church of Christ in Boston. | ... |
Boston: Printed by T. Crutnp. 1717.I Sm. 8vo, pp. (2), 48. B.
Sewall. The Character and Reward of the faithful | Minis-
ters of Christ. I A | Sormon | Preach'd at the South Church in Bos-
ton, I On the Lord's Day after the Funeral | Of the Reverend |
Mr. Alexander Cumming, | Late Colleague Pastor of said Church.
I Who departed this Life, August 25, 1763. | iEtat. 37. [ By Joseph
Sewall, D.D. I Pastor of said Church. | ... \ Boston: Printed by S.
Kneeland^ 1763. | 8vo, pp. (4), 20, (2). 794^9
Sewall. Christ Victorious over the Powers of Darkness, | by
the Light of His preached Gospel. | A | Sermon | preached in Bos-
ton, December 12, 1733. | At the Ordination of the Reverend)
Mr. Stephen Parker, | Mr. Ebenezer Hinsdell, and | Mr. Joseph
Seccornbe, | chosen by the Commissioners to the Honourable |
Society for Propagating Christian Knowledge at | Edinburgh to
carry the Gospel to the Aboriginal | Natives on the Borders of
New England. I By Joseph Sewall, d.d.| Pastor to a Church of
Christ in Boston. | To which are annexed] a brief Account of the
Honourable Society and | present Mission, | with an Abstract of
the I Ordination Prayers, and the Charge given by the | Reverend
Dr. Colman. | And the Right Hand of Fellowship given by the
Reverend | Mr. Prince. | ... | Boston; Printed and Sold by S. Kneeland
& T. Green^ j in ^een-Street. Mdccxxxiii. | 8vo, pp. (8), 46.
BA., H., M. -f Edinburgh. 1734. 8vo, pp. 56. 794^0
Sewall. Desires that | Joshua's Resolution | may be | Revived |
or, I Excitations | to the | Constant and Diligent Exercise | ofj
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Family-Religion : | Being the Substance of Sundry Semons. | By
Joseph Sewall, m.a. | Pastor of a Church in Boston. | ... j Boston in
M E. Printed by B. Green \for Samuel Gerrish at his Shop on the
North\side of the Town-House. 1716.] Sm. 8vo, pp. (2), xii, 80.
" The Epistle to the Reader " is signed " E. Pemberton," and dated from " Boston,
April 23, 1716."
Sewall. The Duty, Character and Reward of | Christ's faith-
ful Servants. | A | Sermon | preached at the South Church in | Bos-
ton : I On the Lord's- Day, after the Funeral | of the Reverend |
Mr. Thomas Prince, I late Colleague-Pastor of said Church. jWho
departed this Life, October 22d, 1758. | iEtat. 72. | By Joseph
Sewall, D.D. I Pastor of said Church, j ... | Boston: Printed by S.
Kneeland^ \ in ^een Street. \ MDCCViii [sic for 1758]. 8vo, pp. (4),
22, (2). B. 79412
Sewall. The| Duty of a People | to | Stand in Aw of God, |
and not Sin, | when under His terrible Judgments. | A Sermon j
Prcach'd at the South Meeting House | in Boston, the Evening
after the | Earthquake, | Which was in the Night between | the 29th
& 30th of I October, 1727. | By Joseph Sewall, m.a. | Pastor of a
Church of Christ in Boston. | ...\ Boston: Printed for D. Hench-
man over against \ the Brick Meeting- House in Corn-hill. 1 7 27. J
Sm. 8vo, pp. (4), 24. B., M. -\- The Second Edition. [/^'^.J
1727. 8vo, pp. (4), 28. B. 79413
Sewall. The [Duty of every Man | to be always | Ready to
Die. I A Sermon occasion'd | by the very Sudden Deaths of | Mr.
Thomas Lewis] aged 32. And of [Mr. Samuel Hirst, I aged 22. (
On Saturday Jan. 14, 1726-7. I By Joseph Sewall, | Pastor of a
Church of Christ in Boston. | ... | Boston in New-England : | Printed
by B. Green. 1727.I 8vo, pp. (4), 23, (l). B., H. 79414
The additional leaf at the end contains a memorial paragraph concerning Mr. Samuel
Hirst.
[Sewall, and others.'] A \ Faithful Narrative | of | the Proceed-
ings of the I Ecclesiastical Council | convened at Salem in 1734. |
Occasioned | by the scandalous Divisions in the first Church | in
that Town, continuing after repeated Ad- 1 monitions given them
in the way of Commu-jnion of Churches, expressing that con-
cern I and charity they owe to each other, according | to the Laws
of Christ, and the professed Prin-|ciples of Congregational
Churches. | Boston : Printed for D. Henchman., at the Corner \ Shop
over against the Brick Meeting-House in Corn-hill. 1 735. | 8vo, pp.
(2)1 vi, 94. p., H. 79415
Corrected tide of No. 245 32, Vol. vi.
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Sf.wall. The first and great (\)mman(liiient, | to love the
Lord our God. | A [Sermon |preach*d at the Thursday-Lecture in
Boston [January 20, 1741, 2. | By Joseph Sewall, d.dJ Pastor to
a Church of Christ in Boston. | ... | Boston : | Printed by T. Fleet^for
D. Henchman^ I742'| Sm. 8vo, pp. 31. B., c. 79416
Sewall. God's People must Enquire of Him to | bestow the
Blessings promised in his | Word. | A | Sermon | preached February
26. 1 74 1, 2. On a Day of Prayer | observed by the South
Church and Congregation in | Boston, to seek of God the more j
Plentiful Effusion I of I His Holy Spirit | upon them and his People.
I By Joseph Sewall, D.r. | One of the Pastors of said Church. |
... I Boston^ Printed by D. Fowle for D. Henchman \ in Cornhill.
1 742. 1 8vo, pp. 30. B., M., w. 79417
Sewall. He that would keep [God's Commandments [ Must j
Renounce the Society [ of | Evil Doers. | A Sermon preach'd at the
Publick I Lecture in Boston[July i8th. 1728. [after a | Bloody and
Mortal Duel. [ By Joseph Sewall, m.a. [ Pastor of a Church of
Christ in Boston. [With a Preface by the united Ministers of [the
said Town. [ ... | Boston in New- England : [ Printed by B. Green for
D. Henchman 1728. [ 8vo, pp. (2), vi, 28. e., m., w. 79418
Sewall. The | Holy Spirit [ Convincing the World [ of Sin, of
Righteousness, [ and of Judgment, [ considered in [ Four Sermons : [
The two former delivered at the | Tuesday-Evening Lecture [in
Brattle Street, January 20th & March 3 : | The other at the [ Old-
South Church [ in Boston, April 17 & 26, 1741. [ By Joseph
Sewall, D.D. [ ... [ Boston : [ Printed by jf. Draper^ for D. Henchman j
in Cornhil. 1741.I Sm. i2mo, pp. (2), vi, 133, (i). B. 79419
Sewall. The Holy Spirit convincing the World of Sin, of
Righteousness, and of Judgment. ... With an Introduction, by
Rev. R. K. Sewall. Boston: Massachusetts Sabbath School Society.
1846. i8mo, pp. 188. Portrait. c. 79420
Sewall. The Holy Spirit [ the [ Gift of God [ Our Heavenly
Father, [To them that Ask Him. [A Sermon (on a Day of Prayer
[ with Fasting, kept by the [ South Church in Boston, to Ask [ of
God the Effusion of His Spirit [ on the Rising Generation, No-
vemb. 1 13th. 1722. [ By Joseph Sewall, a.m. I Pastor of a Church
of Christ in Boston. | ... | Boston : Printed for L), Henchman^ at \ the
Corner Shop over against the Brick Meeting- [ House in Cornhill.,
1 728. 1 i2mo, pp. (4), 32. B., M. 79421
SEWALL.
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Sewall. Jehovah is the King and | Saviour of his People. | A
Sermon | preach'd at the Boston Lecture, | August 17. 1727.
Upon the awful Tidings | of the | Death j of His late Majesty | King
George | June n . | By Joseph Sewall, a.m. | Pastor of a Church of
Christ in Boston. | ... | Boston in New-England: | Printed by B.
Green ... mdccxxvii. | 8vo, pp. (4), 25.
B., M., w. 79422
Sewall. The Lamb slain, worthy to be praised, as the | most
powerful, rich, wise, and strong. | A [ Sermon | preach'd | at the |
Thursday Lecture 1 in I Boston, I July 11. 1745. | By Joseph Sewall,
D.D. I Pastor of a Church in said Town. | ... | Boston : Printed for
D. Henchman in Cornhill, 1745. | 8vo, pp. 34. B., M. 79423
Sewall. Nineveh's Repentance and Deliverance. | A | Ser-
mon I Preach'd before | His Excellency | the | Governour | The
Honourable | Council | And | Representatives | of the Province of
the I Massachusetts-Bay in New-England, | on a -Day of Fasting
and Prayer | in the Council Chamber, Dec. 3. 1 740. | By Joseph
Sewall, D.D. I Pastor of a Church of Christ in Boston. | ... | Boston
in New-England ; | Printed by J. Draper^ Printer to His Excellency
the I Governour and Council^ /or D. Henchman \in Cornhil. 1740. |
8vo, pp. (6), 33. B., M. 79424
Sewall. The | Orphan's Best Legacy ; | or, | God's parental
care | of | bereaved children : | A discourse I occasion'd | by the death
of the Honourable | Samuel Sewall, Esq. | who departed this Life,
Jan. I, 1729-30. 1 ^tatis 78. | By his Son, Joseph Sewall, | Pastor
of the South Church in Boston. | ... | Boston : Printed by B. Green ;
Sold by S. Gerrish\and D. Henchman^ at their Shops. 1730. | 8vo,
PP- (4% 33i (0- B-i M., w. 79425
Sewall. Precious Treasure | in | Earthen Vessels. | A Sermon |
Occasion'd by the | Death | of the | Reverend & Learned, | Mr.
Ebenezer Pemberton, | Pastor of a Church of Christ | in Boston,
and Fellow of Harvard | College ; who Expired Wednes-|day,
Fcbr. 13th. 1716, I7.|^tatis Su« 45.|By Joseph Sewall, a.m. |
Boston : Printed by B. Green, for | Samuel Gerrish, and Daniel
Henchman,\Sold at their Shops. 1717.I Sm. Svo, pp. (2), vi, 36.
With a preface by Increase Mather.
Sewall. Repentance | the Sure Way to | escape Destruction. |
Two Sermons I on Jrr. 18. 7. 8. 1 Preached December 21st. on a
Publick I Fast occasioned by the Earthquake, | the Night after the
Lord's-Day | Octob. 29th. And on the Lord's- 1 Day December
24th. 1727. I By Joseph Sewall, m.a. | Pastor of a Church of
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Christ in Boston. | Publish'd with some Enlargement. | ... I Fioston ;
Printed /'or D. Henchman^ \ at the Corner Shop over against the | Brick
Meeting-House in Cornhill. 1727. | 8vo, pp. (4), 55. b., m., w.
Sewall. Rulers must be Just, | Ruling | in the Fear of God.)
A I Sermon | preached before the Honourable, | the Lieutenant
Governour, I the Council & Reprc-|sentatives of the Province) of
the Massachusetts Bay, in | New-England, May 27, 1724. | Being
the Day for the Election of His | Majesty's Council. | By Joseph
Sewall, I Pastor of a Church of Christ in Boston. | ... | ooston^ in
N. E.\ Printed hy B. Green ... 1724. 8vo, pp. (4), 69, (i). M.
Sewall. The Second Commandment like to the] First; —
Thou shah love thy Neighbour as | Thyself. | A | Sermon | preached
at the Thursday Lecture in Boston, | May 6, 1742. | By Joseph
"astor to a Church of Christ in Boston. I ... 1 5w/o«.- 1
Sewall, D.D. IP
Printed by J ho.
pp. 30.
Fleet., for D. Henchman in | Cornhill. 1742. | 8vo,
B., M., N. 79429
Sewall. A | Sermon | preached at the | Thursday-Lecture in
Boston, I September 16, 1762, | before the | Great and General
Court I Of the Province of the | Massachusetts-Bay, in New-
England.) On the I Joyful News of the Reduction of thejHavan-
nah. I By Joseph Sewall, d.d. | Colleague Pastor of the South
Church in said Town. I ... | Boston; New-England : \ Printed by
'John Draper ., Printer to His Excellency the \ Governor.^ and the Hon-
ourable His Majesty'' s Council : \ and, | By Edes and Gill, Printers to
the Honourable House\of Representativ.:. 1762. | 8vo, pp. 33. L.
Sewall. Sober-Mindedness|explain'd as a necessary | Part of
Early Piety. | By Mr. Joseph Sewall. j Boston-Lecture, April 13.
1721.I [i?w/<»«. 1721.] 8vo, pp. 26. 7943'
The fourth of nine sermons in "A Course of Sermons on Early Piety. By the
Eight Ministers who carry on the Thursday Lecture in Boston." Ste Vol, xi., No.
46274, for the general title.
Sewall. A Tender Heart pleasing to God | and profitable to
Men. I A Sermon | Preached at the South-Church in | Boston : | On
the Lord's-Day after the Death of | the Honourable | Josiah
Willard, Esq : | Secretary of the Province of the | Massachusetts-
Bay. I Who departed this Life December 6, 1756. | lEi. "jb. \ By
Joseph Sewall, d.d. j A Pastor of said Church. | Boston : Printed by
S. Kneeland,\in ^een-street. 1756. | Sm. 8vo, pp. (2), 22. B.
Sewall. The Thirsty invited to come, | and take the Waters
of Life I freely. | A | Sermon | Preached on the Friday Evening-
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Lecture, at the South | Meeting-Housc in Boston, March 5, 1741,
2. 1 By Joseph Sewall, d.d. | ... | Boston^ Printed and Sold by Rogers
and Fffwle \ at the Head of ^ueen-street^ near the Town-House. |
1 742. 1 8vo, pp. 24, 3.
B- 79433
Sewall. When the Godly cease and Faithful fail ; | we must
seek to God for Help. | A
the Death of the Reverend
Sermon | preach'd at Cambridge | upon
Mr. Benjamin Wadsworth,| President
of Harvard College, | who deceas'd March i6th, 1736, '].\Mims
Suae 68. | By Joseph Sewall, d d. | Pastor of a Church of Christ in
Boston. I ... I Boston : \ Printed by S. Knee/and iff T. Grefn^ for D.
Henchman \ in Cornhifl. Mdccxxxvii. | 8vo, pp. (2), ^2. B., c.
Sewall (J.) A Memoir of Rev. Jotham Sewall, of Chestcr-
ville, Maine. By his Son, Rev. Jotham Sewall. Boston : Tappan
ij IVhittemore. 1853. i2mo, pp. 407, (i). Portrait. <-'• 79435
Sewall (O.) History of Chesterville, Maine. By the late
Oliver Sewall, Esq. Farmingion^ Me. Published by J. S. Swift.
1875. 8vo, pp. 96. 7943^
Sewall (R. K.), b. 18 14. Ancient Dominions of Maine,
embracing the earliest facts, the recent discoveries of the remains
of aboriginal towns, the voyages, settlements, battle scenes, and
incidents of Indian warfare, and other incidents of history,
together with the religious developments of society within the
ancient Sagadahoc, Sheepscot and Pemaquid precincts and depend-
encies. By Rufus King Sewall .... Bath : Elisha Clark and Com-
pany. Boston^ Mass. : Crosby and Nichols. Portland: Sanborn and
Carter. 1859. 8vo, pp. 366. 9 Plates. B., H. 79437
Sewall. History of Lincoln Lodge, at Wiscasset. By
Rufus King Sewall .... Portland: Bailey and Noyes. 1863. 8vo,
pp. 54, Index (2). BA. 79438
Sewall. Sketches of St. Augustine. With a View of its
History and Advantages as a Resort for Invalids. By R. K.
Sewall. New York: George P. Putnam. 1848. i2mo, pp. 69. s.
-}- Second Edition. Philadelphia : Martin E. Harmstead. 1849.
i2mo, pp. 10, 7-100. B. 79439
[Sewall (Samuel), b. 1652, d. 1730.] The | Athenian Ora-
cle, | The Second Edition, Printed at London. 1704. | Vol. i.
P. 545 548. |... I [Colophon:] Boston of the Massachusets ;
December 5. 1705. | Printed by Bartholomew Green ^ and are to be
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SEVVALL.
Sold by Samuel Phillips | at the Brick Shop above the Town-House. \
8vo, pp. 4. M. 79440.
Thii ii Judge Sewall's article or '* J^ucBtiun" concerning slavery stated and answered
which is referred to by him in the note under No. 79446, infra. The only known
copy was presented by the Hon. Robert C. Winthrop to the library of the Massachu-
setts Historical Society, where it now is. At the top of the first page is written :
" Cap'. Sewall Sent y". following question ov'. to y". Athenian Society." Information
furnished by Mr. Julius H. Tuttle.
[Sewall.] A Memorial | relating to the | Kennebeck Indians. |
[^Boston. 1721.] 4to, pp. 3. M. 79441
Signed "Per Samuel Sewall," and dated "Boston; September, 8th. 1721." The
tract ends with an "Extract of a Letter from the Reverend Solomon Stoddard." Re-
printed in the Maine Historical Society's Collections, iii. 3 S 1-35 3-
[Sewall.] Mrs. Judith Hull, | Of Boston, in N. E. Dauditer
of] Mr. Edmund Quincey ; late Wife of | John Hull Esq.
deceased. I ... [Who] Rested from her Labours, June 22. 1695.]
being the seventh day of the Week, a little | before Sun-set ; just
about the time She | used to begin the Sabbath. | Anno iEtatis sux
69. \^Boston. 1695.] 8vo, i page. b. 79442
An epitaph in verse. Two editions were printed, one of ten, the other of twelve
lines. The authorship is ascribed to Sewall in T. Prince's manuscript catalogue of his
New England Library.
Sewall. Phenomena quxdam | Apocalyptica | Ad Aspectum
Novi Orbis configurata. | Or, some few Lines towards a descrip-
tion of the New | Heaven | As It makes to those who stand upon
the I New Earth | By Samuel Sewall sometime Fellow of Harvard
Colledge at | Cambridge in New-England. J ... | Massachuset i\
Boston^ Printed by Bartholomew Green^ and yohn Jllen., | uind are to
be sold by Richard IVilkins^ ^^91' \ 4^*^? PP« (^)> 60. A in six, b-p
in twos. B., L. 79443
The title, verso blank, is followed by a dedicatory epistle "To the Honorable, Sir
William Ashvrst Knight," etc., in two pages ; another dedication " To the Honorable,
William Stoughton Esq. Lieut. Governour," etc. in three pages ; and a metrical version
of Psalm 119, verses 7-10, on one page. The book Itself is an essay on the prophe-
cies in Revelation which were supposed by some commentators to relate to America
"The learned and pious author labors 'to expose the antick fancy of America's being
Heir — the • Sedem Inferurum ' to which Christ descended, — or even the Apocalyptic
Gog and Magog ; but he honestly confesses (p. 40) that ' there is so much Confusion in
the discourses upon this subject, that a man cannot ult when be is in Heaven and ivbtn he
it in Hell,' and that ' so near an approach to, so compleat a resemblance of Hell, was not
to be found in rerum natura' as in America." — J. H. Tkumbull.
Mr. Sewall inclines to the opinion that the Indians are descendants of the Israelites.
On page 47 he refers to the sentiments of Mr. Nicholas Fuller concerning the new
world as follows : " This learned Man, agreeable to his great Ingenuity, endeavours tu do
Columbus the Justice, as to eternize his Honour, by engraving his Name upon the
World of his Discovery. It is every where called America : but according to Truth, and
Desert ; men should rather call it Columbina, from the magnanimous Heroe Christopher
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Culumbui a Oenuese, who was manifestly Appointed of Ood to be the Finder out of
these Lands." An account uf the "Three American Martyrs" put to death in Brazil
by Nicholas Ourandus Villagagnon in iSSSt '' B'v> °" PP- Ii~l6-
Sewall. Phaenomena quxdam | Apocalyptica | Ad Aspcctum
Novi Orbis configurata. | Or, some few Lines towards a description
of the New | Heaven | As It makes to those who stand upon the |
New Earth | By Sainuel Sewal! a.m. and sometime Fellow of
Harvard I College at Cambridge in New-England. | The Second
Edition. I ... I Massachuset ; | Bofton^ Printed by Bartholomew Green:
And sold by \ Benjamin Eliot^ Samuel Gerrish i^ Daniel Henchman.
1727. 1 4to, pp. (8), 1-64; The Fountain Opened, pp. 1-24.
A-Aa in twos. b., l. 79444
The second part (pp. 1-15) has tl.j following heading: "The | Fountain Opened:)
Or, I The Adtnirable Blessings plentifully to | be Dispensed at the National | Co;ivcrsion
of the Jews. | By the late Reverend & Learned Samuel Willard, m.a. | Teacher of a
Church in Boston, N. E. and Vice-President | of Harvard College. |The Third Edition."
The appendix which follows (pp. 16-24) '^ nigned at the end; "Midweek, Nov. i.
1727. Three days after the Earthquake. Samuel Sewall." The first edition cf Mr.
Willard's treatise entitled "The Fountain Opened," was printed in 1700. The second
edition, which appeared in 1722, was the first to contain Mr. Sewall's appendix, dated
Sept. 21, 1722.
To the Lenox copy aie appended Solomon Stoddard's "Answer to Some Cases of
Conscience," Boston, 1722, and the leaf of verses dated " Wednesday, January I, 1701,"
described under No. 79449, infra. Another copy containing the same additional pieces
was sold at the Brinley bale (No. a5o) in 1879. The copy in the Boston Public Library
also contains the leaf of verses.
Sewall. Proposals ] Touching the Accomplishment | of | Proph-
esies | Humbly Offered. I By Samuel Sewall, m.a. and sometime]
Fellow of Harvard College at Cambridge] in New-England. | ... |
Massachvset ; | Boston^ Printed by Bartholomew Green. 1 7 13. | 410,
pp. (2), 12. B., M. 79445
This tract is usually accompanied by the leaf of verses dated " Wednesday, January i,
1701," described under No. 79449, infra.
[Sewall.] The Selling | of | Joseph | A Memorial. | ... | [Colo-
phon :] Boston of the Massachusets ; | Printed by Bartholomew Green
and John yf lien, 'June.^ l\th. 1700.] 4to, pp. 3. M. 79446
Probably unique. In 1737 it was reprinted, with the addition in the heading of the
words " By the Hon'ble Judge Sewall in New England," as a part of Benjamin Lay's
tract, "All Slave-Keepers that keep the Innocent in Bondage, Apostates," pp. 199-
207. Stt Vol. X., No. 39465. From this work it was reprinted in one of Dr. George
H. Moore's articles in the "Historical Magazine" for June, 1864, vol. viii., pp. 194-
797 ; and again in his "Notes on the History of Slavery in Massachusetts," pp. 83-87.
It was also reprinted in the Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society for
1863-64, pp. 161-165, from the original edition presented to the Society by the Hon.
Robert C. Winthrop. The above title has been furnished by Mr. Julius H. Tuttle.
On the 13th of April, 1706, Mr. Sewall wrote to John Higginson, of Salem, "It is
now near Six years agoe since I printed a Sheet in defence of Liberty. The next year
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after, Mr. SMn let forth * printed Antwer. I forbore troiihling the Province with any
Reply} until! I law a very Severe Act patting against Indians tc Negrm, tt then I Re-
printed that {^ueitiun, ai I found it stated Sc answered in the Athenian Otaiii- : which
I knew nothing of before last Autumn was twelve moneths, when I accidentally cast
my Eye upon it. Amidst the Frowns Ac hard Words I have met with for this Under-
taking, it ii no small refreshment to me that I have ti : Learned, Reverend tc Aged Mr.
Higginson for my Abetter. By the Interposition of this Brest- Work, I hope to carry
on & manage this Enterprise with Safety Ic Success." St* Dr. Moore's "Notes on the
History of Slavery in Massachusetts," pp. 90-94. For Saifin's reply to "The Selling
of Joseph," tte Vol. xviii., No. 74871. Se* a/10 No. 79440, tufra.
Sewall. Tuesday, November, 25. 1707. I The Reasons of
my withdrawing my Vote from what was Pass'd in Council, | upon
Saturday, November the First, relating to an Address oft'ered to
Her| Majesty, SignM Nath. Higginson, 5£c. I... | Samuel Sewall. |
Boston A'. E. Printed December 10, 1707.I Folio, I page. N.
This copy of the original broadside is bound in a volume of the " Boston News
Letter," following No. 189, for Nov. 14 to Dec. 1, 1707. The "Re-isons" were
reproduced in "The Deplorable State of New-England," London, 1708, reprinted in
the " Sewall Papers," Mass. Hist. Soc. Coll., fifth series, vol. vi. Title furnished by
Dr. George H. Moore.
[Sewall.] Upon Mr. Samuel Willard, his first [coming into
the Assembly, and Praying, | after a long and dangerous Fit of |
Sickness; November 21. 1700. at | 3. in the Afternoon, being a
Day of I Publick Thanksgiving. I [Boston. 1700?] 8vo, i leaf.
A copy of the second edition of Samuel Willard's book entitled "The Fountain
Opened," Boston, 1722, in the Prince collection, Boston Public Library, is preceded by
two leaves which appear to have been printed separately. The above title, and three
stanzas of four lines each, fill the verso of the first leaf, recto blank. The second leaf
verso blank, relates to the book which follows, and begins with the words : " N. The
106-127, & 166 Pages I of this Book, do more especially treat | of the calling of the
Jews." The last paragraph consists of the invocation : "Come ! Our Jesus ! and save
thy People from their sins." Below is the date, " Fifth Day; May I2tn, 1720." The
first leaf contains the following manuscript note by Mr. Prince: "S. Sewall Esq' — and
Prin* at Boston. 1700."
[Sewall.] Wednesday, January i. 1701. | A little before
Break-a-Day, at Boston of the Massachusets. | [Boston. 1701 ?]
4to, I page. B., L. 79449
A poem in six stanzas of four lines each, the first and last of which are as follows :
Once more ! Our God, vouchsafe to Shine.
Tame Thou the Rigour of our Clime.
Make haste with thy Impartial Light,
And terminate this long dark Night.
* * * * *
So Asia, and Africa,
Europa, with America;
All Four, in Consort join'd, shall Sing
New Songs of Praise to Christ our King.
SKWALL.
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Thii it uiually found at the eml ot' one ot' Scw.iU'b other tr.icti. Stt Noi. 79444 tind
7944S» '"f"* "<>'"'
The "Diary of S.miucI Sewall, 1674-1729," w.i« printed in 1878-18)11 .h volumri
v., VI. and VII, of the "Collertinni of the M.itia-H'huiictti Histi)ri(.il Socit-ty," tilth Hfriei,
Tlie " Letter- Boole of Samuel Scw.ill" w.is printrd in 1886-18S8 .14 volunws 1. .ind 11.
uf the ume "Collections," lixth scrici. Stt alio [Mather (I.) I* Vol. xi., No. 46731 }
and Sibley'i " Harvard Or.iduates," 11. 34^-364.
Sf.wai.l (S.), ^. ijSly^' i^H' A Communication from the
Hon. Samuel Sewall, Esq. and the Hotu Nathan Dane, Ks(|.,
... accompanied with several Hills for the regulation of the State
Prison, and an Alteration of the Criminal I^aws of the Common-
wealth. Boston: Printed by If'oung i^ Minns. 1805. 8vo, pp. 64.
Addremed to the General Court of Massachusetts.
Sewall (S.), ^. 1785, </. 1868. A Discourse at the Funeral
of Madam Abigail Stearns, widow of Rev. Samuel Stearns ...
December 7, 1858. By Samuel Sewall, m. a. ... Boston : IVrigbt
k^ Potter^ Printers. 1859. 8vo, pp. 56. Portrait. H. 79451
Pages 19-56 contain a sermon by Rev, J. F, Stearns, with separate title-page.
Sewall. The History of Woburn, Middlesex County, Mass.
From the Grant of its Territory to Charlestown, in 1640, to the
year i860. By Samuel Sewall, m.a. ... With a Memorial Sketch
of the Author by Rev. Charles C. Sewall. Boston: ff^iggin and
Lunt. 1868. 8vo, pp. (4), iv, iii-657. Portrait. c. 79452
The ordinary copies contain : Portrait, z preliminary leaves, memoir pp. i-iv, preface
pp. iii-vi, and text pp. 7-657. Some copies were afterwards issued with: Portrait, 2
preliminary leaves, memoir pp. i-iv, preface pp. iii-vi, table of contents pp. vii-x, text
pp. 7-657, and index pp. 659-677.
Sewall. A Sermon, delivered Dec. 30, 1834, at the Funeral
of the Rev. Samuel Stearns, a.m. ... By Samuel Sewall, a.m. ...
Boston : William Peirce. 1835. 8vo, pp. 28. 79453
[Sewall (Samuel E.) and Andrew (J. A.)] Argument on
behalf of Thaddeus Hyatt, brought before the Senate of the
United States on a charge of contempt for refusing to appear as a
witness before the Harper's ferry committee, [n. p. 185-?]
8vo, pp. 20. H. 79454
[Sewall.] Remarks on Slavery in the United States. ... Bos-
ton: Bowles and Dearborn. 1827. 8vo, pp. 28. H. 79455
Signed: "Z."
[Sewall (Stephen)], >. 1734, d. 1804. Carmlna Sacra, | quae |
Latine Graeceque | condidit | America. | Wigornia:^ Massachusettensis^
\Typis\Isaiae Thomas. \ui>QCLXxxi\.\ 4to, pp. 8. ba. 79456
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[Skwall.] The I Character | of the Late Honorable | Judge
Duiiley^l As it was inserted in the Boston-News-Letter, | February
7th, 1751.I [Boston. 1751?] 8vo, pp. 4. ha. 79457
[Skwai.l.] An I Hebrew (irammar, J collected chiefly froni
those of I Mr. Israel Lyons | Teacher of Hebrew in the University
of I Cambridge ; and the | Rev. Richard Grey, d.d. | Rector of
Hinton, in Northamptonshire. | To which is subjoined (A Praxis,
taken from the sacred | Classics, | and containing a | Specimen of the
whole Hebrew | Language : | with a Sketch of tne Hebrew poetry, |
as retrieved by Bishop Hare. \ ...\ Boston, New England :\l*rintal
by R. and S. Draper, for the Honorable and Reverend\the Preside nt
and Fellows 0/ Harvard-College. | M.DCC.LXIII. | 8vo, pp. (2), v,
(i), 83. BA. -j- Third Cambridge Edition. Cambridge : Hilliard
and Metcalf. 1812. 8vo, pp. 47. B. 79458
[Sewall.] Nocte Cogitata, I Auctore, Anglice Scripta, |
Young, D.D. I quae | Lingua Latii uonavit | America. | ... | Carokp-
pidi : I Typis Allen ^ Cushtng, Massachusettensium. | m,dcc,lxxxvi. |
i2mo, pp. 21. M. 79459
Sewall. Oratio Funebris,Jin Obitumjviri Revercndi paritcr
atquc honorandijD. Kdvardi Holyoke, |Collegii-Harvardini Nov-
anglorum, I Praesidis :|yuam,|In Acde Cantabrigiensi, inter ett'e-
rendum,|8° Idus Junias m,dcc,lxix. | HabuitjStephanus Sewall. |
LL.oo. Professor Hancockianus. | ... | [Boston. 1769.] 8vo, pp.
(2), 8. B. 79460
Sewall. An | Oration | delivered May viii, m.dcc.lxxix, | at
the I Funeral | of the | Hon. John Winthrop, Esq ; lld. f.r.s. |
Hollisian Professor | Of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy | at |
Cambridge, | in the | State of Massachusetts-Bay. | By Stephen
Sewall, A.M. I Hancock Professor of the Hebrew and other
Oriental Languages. | ... | Boston, Printed by Thomas ^ "John Fleet,
1779. 4to, -p. 8. BA., c, M. 79461
Sewall. The | Scripture Account | of the | Shechinah. | By
Stephen Sewall, a.m. a.a.s. | ... | Printed at the Apollo Press, in Bos-
ton. \ For fVilUam P. Blake, at the Boston \ Bookstore. 1794. | 8vo,
pp. 27. B., BA. 79462
Sewall. The | Scripture History [relating to | the Overthrow
of I Sodom and Gomorrah, | and to the Origin of the Salt Sea | or |
Lake of Sodom. | By Stephen Sewall, a.m. & a.a.s. | [Boston:]
Printed /or fVilliam P. £9* Lemuel | Blake, at the Boston Bookstore. \
1 796. 1 8vo, pp. 30. BA. 79463
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[Skwall?] Thoughts upon ... Passages of Scripture ...
relative to Jacob and Ksau. By Philothcorus [p/twc/o«.]. ITorces-
ttr. 1 79 1. 8vo, pp. 60. 79464
Sewall (T.) b. 1786, (I. \'i\c. An Address delivered before
the Washington City Temperance Society, November 15, 1830.
By Thomas Sewall, m.d. ... H^ushington : fVtn. Greer y Printer,
1830. 8vo, pp. 24. H. 79465
Sewall. A Charge delivered t<» the (iraduating Class of the
Columbian College, O. C. at the Medical Commencement, March
22, 1827. By Thomas Sewall, m.ij. ... fp^mhin^ton : Priuteil hy
Duff' Green. 1828. 8vo, pp. 12. h. 79466
Sewall. An Eulogy on Dr. Ciodman. ... November 1,
1830. By Thomas Sewall, m.d. ... Washington: IVm, Grcer^
Printer. 1830. 8vo, pp. 24. . 79467
Sewall. An Examination of Phrenology ; in two Lectures,
delivered to the Students of the Columbian Ccdlege ... By
Thomas Sewall ... Washington. 1837. 8vo. a. -f- London.
1838. i2mo. -f" Second Edition. Boston. 1839. 8vo. 79468
Sewall. A Lecture delivered at the Opening of the Medical
Department of the Columbian College in the District of Columbia ;
March 30, 1825. By Thomas Sewall, m.d. ... If^ashington City:
Printed at the Columbian Office. 1825. 8vo, pp. 80. H. -f Second
Edition. Washington City. 1826. 8vo, pp. 44. h., m. 79469
Sewall. Memoir of Dr. Godman : being an Introductory
Lecture, delivered November i, 1830. By Thomas Sewall, m.d.
... New-Toriy B. Waugh and T. Mason. 1832. i2mo, pp. 24.
-\- New-Tor k : J. Collord, Printer. 1840. i2mo, pp. 24. 79470
Sewall. Memoir of Dr. John D. Godman, Professor of
Anatomy, Author of "Anatomical Illustrations," &c. Who Died
at Philadelphia, April 17, 1830. From an Introductory Lecture
By Thomas Sewall, m.d. ... [_New Tori:^ American Tract Society.
[n. d.] 8vo, pp. 20. 79471
Also: The Pathology of Drunkenness ... Albany, 1841. 4tQ. b.
[Sewall (W.)?] Several Methods of making Salt-Petre. See
Nos. 79372, 79373, supra,
Sewall (W. B.) The Farmer's Almanac for ... 1822. ...
Calculated for the Meridian of Portland and particularly intended
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land. [1821.] 8vo. H. 79472
Seward (Adam). See Tallmadge, Ohio.
Seward (A.), ^. 1747,^. 1809. Beauties of Amia Seward,
carefully selected ... by N. C. Oulton. London. 1822. i2nio,
pp. 263. Portrait. 79473
The preface contains a cupy of Miss Sewisrd's will, reUting to Major Andre.
Seward. Elegy on Captain Cook. To which is added, an
Ode to the Sun. By Miss Seward. London: Dodsley. 1780. 410.
Ste "Monthly Review," LXii. 458.
Seward. Elegy | on] Captain Cook. | To which is added, | An
Ode to the Sun. | By Miss Seward. | The fourth Edition, with
Additions. | Lichfield : \ Printed and Sold by J. "Jackson., and "J. Dods-
ley., I in Pall-Mall., London. \ MDCCLXXXiv. | (Price, is. 6d.)| 4to,
half-title, and pp. 25. H. 79475
Seward. Louisa ; a Poetical Novel. By Miss Seward. Fifth
Edition. New Haven : A. Morse. 1789. i2mo, pp. 83. 79476
First edition: London, 1782.
Seward. Monody | on | Major Andre. | By Miss Seward. |
(Author of the Elegy on Capt. Cook.) | To which are added |
Letters addressed to her | by Major Andre, | in the year 1769. |
Lichfield : \ Printed and Sold by y. "Jackson., for the Author ; | Sold also
by Robinson, Pater-Noster-Row ; Cadell \ and Evans., in the Strand.^
London; Prince, Oxford; \ Merrill, Cambridge ; and Pratt and Clinch,
Bath. I M.DCC.Lxxxi. I (Price Two-Shillings-and-Six-Pence.) | 4to,
pp. iv, 47, errata (i). l. 79477
The dedication "To His Excellency, Sir Henry Clinton, Knight of the Bath," h
signed, "Anna Seward." The monody fills pp. 1-28 ; the letters pp. 29-47.
Seward. Monody | on | Major Andre. | By Miss Seward. |
(Author of the Elegy on Capt. Cook.) | To which are added j
Letters addressed to her | by Major Andre, | in the year 1769. |
The Second Edition. | Lichfield: \ Printed and Sold by y. yackson,for
the Author ; \ Sold also by Robinson, Pater-Noster-Row ; Cadell | and
Evans, in the Strand, London; Prince, Oxford ;\ Merrill, Cambridge;
and Pratt and Clinch, ^tf//&. Jm.dcc.lxxxx. | (Price Two-Shillings-
and-Six-Pence.) I 410, pp. vi, 47. b., c. 79478
This edition contains verses " To Miss Seward," signed W. Hayley, pp. v-vi. Title
furnished by Mr. James C. Pilling. Some copies contain the author's autograph at the
end.
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Seward. Monody | on | Major Anilrc. | liv Miss Scwartl. |
(Author of the Elegy on Capt. Cook.) | To which are added,]
l^ettcrs addressed to her | by Major Andre | in the year 1 769. | New-
Tori^l Printed by 'James Rtv'mgton. \ m.dcc.lxxxi. | Sm. 8vo, pp.
iv, 35- 79479
Seward. Monody | on | Major Andre, | (Who was executed at
Tappan, I November — 1780.) [By | Miss Seward. | To which arc
added, I Major Andre's I Letters, I Addressed to Miss Seward, when
at his 1 8th Year. | Philadelphia : | Printed and Sold by Enoch Story ^ in
T bird \ Street^ Third Door fro7n Chestnut-street. \ [1782.] Sm. 8vo,
pp. 56. ... 79480
Title trom Hildeburn.
Seward. Monody on Major Andre, (Who was executed at
Tappan, November — 1780). By Miss Seward. To which are
added Major Andre's Letters, Addressed to Miss Seward, when in
his 18 Year. Second American Edition. Philadelphia^ Printed
and Sold by Enoch Story^ in Third Street. [178-?] i2mo, pp. 47.
Seward. Monody | on | Major Andre, I (Who was executed at
Tappan, I November — 1780.) [By Miss Seward. | To which arc
added, | Major Andre's | Letters. I Addressed to Miss Seward, when
at his 1 8th Year. | New-Tor k : \ Printed.^ by Harrison and Purdy^ For^
and Sold by Thomas Allen., Book-\ Seller and Stationer^ No. 16, ^ueen-
I Street^ Corner of Fly- Market., \ M. dcc. lxxxviii. | i2mo, pp. 48.
Title furnished by Mr. James C. Pilling.
Seward. Monody | on ithe | Unfortunate | Major Andre, | who
was executed at Tappan, November — 1780. j By Miss Seward. |
To which are added | Major Andre's | Letters | addressed to Miss
Seward, when at his i8th Year. jThe Second New- York Edition.
\New Tork :\ Printed for T.Allen. 1792. i2mo, pp. 48. BA., H.
Seward. Monody ( on | Major Andre. | By Miss Seward. |
Fourth American Edition. | Boston: | Printed for and sold by JV.
Spotswood, and\ C. P. fVayne. j ^798. j T9.mo, pp. 22. H., P.
Also issued as an appendix to the following works :
Amelia ; I or, the | faithless Briton, |an{ original American Novel, | founded upon recent
tacts. |To which is added, [Amelia, or Malevolence Defeated : | and,|Miss Seward's |Mon-
ody on Major AnAte.\Boston :\Printed for and sold by fV. Spotivuood, and\C. P. fVayne. \
1798.] i2mo, pp. (a), 61, 22. H.
Another edition, with the same title, imprint and d:ite, which is in the Philadelphia
Library, contains pp. (2), 36, 18.
Galatea. A Pastoral Romance ... By M. De Florian. To which is added Amelia,
or the Faithless Briton ... also, Miss Seward's Monody on Major Andre. Boston: W.
Spotswood, 1798. 3 parts in one volume, i2mo. Frontispiece.
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Seward. Monody on Major Andre, by Miss Seward. To
which arc added, Letters addressed to her by Major Andre, in the
year 1769. Edited by E. C G. Penzance^ Printed by T. Uigurs,
1806. 8vo, pp. (4), 58. 79485
Seward. Miss Seward's Monody on Major Andre, and
Elegy on Captain Cook. Also Mr. Pratt's Sympathy. A Poem.
Tenth Edition. London : Printed for Longman^ Hurst^ Rees^
Orme, and Browne. 18 17. i6mo, pp. (2), 178. Plate. 79486
Seward. Monody on Major Andre ; and Elegy on Captain
Cook. ... By Miss Seward. A New Edition. With Engravings.
London: Otridge and Rackham. 1821. i6mo, pp. 178. Frontis-
piece. 79487
Also printed in Joshua Hett Smith's " Authentic Narrative."
Seward. Poems by Miss Seward ; to which are added Letters
addressed to her by Major Andre, in the year 1769. The Fifth
Edition. Dublin : Printed by P. Bryne. MDCCLXXXI. i2mo.
Seward. The Poetical Works of Anna Seward j w Uh Extracts
from her Literary Correspondence. Edited by Walter Scott, Esq.
... Edinburgh: Ballantyne and Co. 18 lO. 3 vols., sm. 8vo, pp. vi,
(i), iii-ccvi, 187 ; viii, 380; ix, 402. a., b. 79489
Seward (D. M.) The Danger of Misinterpreting and Dis-
regarding the Lessons of Calamity. A Discourse, suggested by
the Burning of the Steamer Henry Clay, delivered in Yonkers,
August 8th, 1852, by D. M. Seward ... . New York: C. W.
Benedict. 1852. 8vo, pp. 20. 7949°
S[eward] (E. S.) Columbiad Poems. By E. S. S. Balti-
more. 1840. i8mo, pp. 127. 79491
Seward. Poems. By Edward S. Seward. Baltimore: "J'^-rus
Lucas. 1847. i8mo, pp. 42. 79<9'-
[Seward (G. F.)] The United States Consulates in China,
A Letter with Inclosures of the Consul-General in China to the
Secretary of State, [n. p.] 1867. 8vo, pp. 74. b. 79493
Seward (J.) Scripture exalted, and Priestcraft eradicated : or
The Bible without note or comment, the only proper medium of
Christian Instruction. By James Seward. Boston. 1839. 8vo.
Seward (W.) Journal | of a | Voyage | from | Savannah to
Philadelphia, | and from | Philadelphia to England, | m,dcc.xl. | By
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William Suward, Gent. | Companion in travel with the Reverend |
Mr. George Whitcfield. | ... | London: \ Printed. And Sold at the
following Booksellers and Pamphlet- \ Shops. At J. Oswald's^ at the
Rose and Crown., near the Mansion- \ House ; yanies BucJtlandy at the
Buck in Pater-Noster-Row ; \ T. Gardner and A. Dodd^ without
Temple-Bar ; E. Cooke \ and A. Bartlett at the Royal Exchange.
Also by y. IVil- 1 son in Bristol; Gabriel Harris^ "Junior^ in Gloucester ;
I y. Trail in Edinburgh ; and by other booksellers., both in \ town and
country. As also by the Booksellers in Neiv- England., \ New-Tor k., Phil-
adelphia., and Charles-Town. 1740. | (^Price Stitched One Shilling.) \
8vo, pp. (8), 87, (i). B., H., P. 79495
Seward (W.), b. 1712, ^. 1782. Brotherly Love and Faith-
fulness recommended, and urged : Together with, An Attempt to
display some of the Glories of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ,
in Two Sermons, Preached at North-Killingworth, on Lords-
Day, Feh. 4, 1770. ... Wherein Joseph is considered as a kind,
loving, affectionate and faithful Brother, and a Type of Christ ....
New Haven. [1771.] 8vo, pp. 63. 7949^
Seward. Due consideration of, and preparation for our latter
end, or death, recommended and urged : in Two Sermons,
Preached at North-Killingworth, June 2, 1771. It being the
next Lord's-Day after the Death of Michael Griswold, jun'r.
Who was suddenly kill'd, by a stick of Timber which fell on him,
as he was helping to raise the Frame of a House, on May 28,
1 77 1. In the xviiith Year of his Age. ... New-Haven, ijyi.
8vo, pp. 47. 79497
See Dexter 's " Biographical Sketches of the Graduates of Yale College," pp. 512-513
Seward (W. H.), b. 1801, d. 1872. Address before the Phi
Beta Kappa at Yale College, July 26, 1854. By William H.
Seward. New Haven : Printed by B. L. Hamlen. 1854. 8vo, pp.
27. B. 79498
Seward. Address, delivered by William H. Seward, at the
commencement of the Auburn and Oswego Canal, October 14,
1835, with the proceedings of the Celebration. Auburn: H.
Ivison iff Co. 1835. 8vo, pp. 28. ba. 79499
Seward. ... The Admission of Kansas. Speech of William
H. Seward, of New York, delivered in the Senate of the United
States, Feb. 29, i860. [^New York, i860.] 8vo, pp. 14, (2).
With heading •' Tribune Tracts. — No. 3." For other editions see Nos. 795ZI, 79577,
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Sf.ward. Alaska. Speech of William H. Seward, at Sitka,
August 12, 1869. tVashington: Philp ^ Solomons . 1869. 8vo, pp.
31. H. 79501
Seward. American Steam Navigation. Speech of William
H. Seward for the Collins Steamers, in Senate ... April 27, 1852.
[IVashington. 1852.] 8vo, pp. 8. B. 79502
Seward. Argument of William H. Seward, in defence of
William Freeman, on his Trial for Murder, at Auburn, July 21st
and 22nd, 1846. Reported by S. Blatchford. Auburn^ N. T. J.
C. Derby ^ Co. 1846. 8vo. + Third Edition. [Ibid.'] 1846.
8vo, pp. 81. -f- Fourth Edition. [Ibid.'] 1846. 8vo, pp. 63.
Seward. Argument of William H. Seward on the Law of
Congress concerning the Recapture of Fugitive Slaves. Albany :
Printed by Weed and Parsons. 1847. 8vo, pp. 40. B. 79504
Seward. Argument of William H. Seward in the Albany
Bridge Case, before the United States Circuit Court, ... New
York, ... 1858. Albany. 1859. ^^o. 795^5
Seward. The Army of the United States not to be employed
as a Police to enforce the Laws of the Conquerors of Kansas.
Speech of William H. Seward on the Army Bill. In the Senate
of the United States, August 7, 1856. Washington.^ D. C. Bueli
iff Blanchard^ Printers. 1856. 8vo, pp. 15. H. 79506
Seward. Autobiography of William H. Seward from 1801
to 1834. With a Memoir of his Life and Selections from his
Letters from 1831 to 1846. By Frederick W. Seward. New
Tork: D. Appleton and Company. 1877. ^^^t PP* 822. 9 Portraits.
Seward. California, Union, and Freedom. Speech of William
H. Seward, on the Admission of California. Delivered in the
Senate ... March 11, 1850. [Washington:] Printed ... by Buell
iff Blanchard. [1850.] 8vo, pp. 14. 795o8
For other editions see Nos. 79561 and 79562, infra.
[Seward.] Commercial Relations. See Vol. iv., No. 14984.
Seward. Communication of Hon. William H. Seward upon
the subject of an Intercontinental Telegraph ... by way of
Behring's Strait, in reply to Hon. Z. Chandler ... . Washington.
1864. 8vo, pp. 25. B. 79509
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Seward. The Continental Rights and Relations of our
Country: Speech of William H. Seward, in Senate ... Jan. 26,
1853. \lVasbington : Buell iff Blanchard. 1853.] ^^°» PP' ^*
[Seward.] Correspondence between the Governor of New-
York and the Governor of Georgia. [^Albany. 1841.] 8vo, pp.
51-84. B. 795 1 1
Seward. The Dangers of extending Slavery, and The Con-
test and the Crisis. Two Speeches of William H. Seward.
Dangers of extending Slavery. Delivered in Albany, October
12, 1855. [n. p. 1855.] 8vo, pp. 16. 79512
The second spet ch, on " The Contest and the Crisis," was delivered in Buffalo, Octo-
ber 19, 1855. See also No. 79583, infra.
Seward. The Destiny of America. Speech of William H.
Seward, at the Dedication of Capital University, at Columbus,
Ohio, September 14, 1853. Albany : Weed^ Parsons ^ Company^
Printers. 1853. ^^"> PP' ^6. B. 79513
For another edition see No. 79569, infra.
Seward. Destiny of the United States. Speech delivered by
William H. Seward at St. Paul, September 18, i860. \Albany.
i860.] 8vo, pp. 9-16. H. 79514
See also No. 79534, infra.
Seward. The Diplomatic History of the War for the Union.
&(f No. 79595, infra., note.
Seward. Discourse on Education delivered at Westfield,
July 26, 1837. ^y William H. Seward. Albany: Printed by
Hoffman i^ ivhite. 1837. 8vo, pp. 26. b. 79515
Seward. Duty on Railroad Iron. Speech of William H.
Seward. Senate of the United States, February 28, 1853. ^<^^^-
ington^D.C. Buell & Blanchard. 1853. 8vo, pp. 16. B. 79516
Seward. The Elements of Empire in America. By William
H. Seward. New York: C. Shepard. 1844. 8vo, pp. 39.
Delivered before the students of Union College.
Seward. Exiled Irish Patriots. Speech of William H. Sew-
ard, in the Senate, February 11, 1852. [IVashington : Buell &
Blanchard, Printers. 1852.] 8vo, pp. 8. b. 79518
Seward. Expose de la Situation Politique et Militaire aux
£tats-Unis Circulaire adressee par M. W.-H. Seward Ministre
VOL. XIX.
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des AfFaircs fitrangeres aux Consuls dcs fitats-Unis en Europe
Protestation dcs habitants de la Caroline du Nord contrc la con-
tinuation de la guerre Avec une carte coloriee indiquant Ics
progres des Federalcs depuis Ic commencement de la guerre Paris
£. Dentu 1863 8vo, pp. 32. Map. 795 '9
Seward. Freedom and Public Faith. Speech of William H.
Seward, on the Abrogation of the Missouri Compromise, in the
Kansas and Nebraska Hills. Senate of the United States, Febru-
ary 17, 1854. Washington^ D. C. Buell & Blanchard, Printers.
1854. 8vo, pp. 16. B. 79520
Seward. Freedom and the Union. Speech of William H.
Seward, in the Senate of the United States, in Vindication of
Freedom and the Union, Wednesday, February 29, i860. Jlbany:
Weed, Parsons & Co. i860, bvo, pp. 12. 79521
For other editions lee No. 79500, supra, and Nos. 79577, 79584, in/ra.
Seward. Freedom in Kansas. Speech of William H. Sew-
ard, in the Senate of the United States, March 3, 1858. Wash-
ington. Buell ^ Blanchard, Printers. 1858. 8vo, pp. 15. 79522
For other editions see Nos. 79524, 79575, infra.
Seward. Freedom in Kansas. Closing Speech of William
H. Seward in the Senate, April 30, 1858. Washington : Buelland
Blanchard. 1858. 8vo, pp. 14. H. 79523
Seward. Great Speech of Hon. William H. Seward, against
the Lecompton Constitution, in Senate, March 3d, 1858. [n. p.
Printed for F. H. 1858.] 8vo, pp. 48. 795^4
To Mr. Seward's speech are appended : Speech of Hon. F. P. Blair, Jr., Jan. 14,
1858, pp. 22-30; Speech of Hon. Owen Lovejoy, Feb. 17, 1858, pp. 31-38, etc. For
other editions tee No. 79522, supra, and No. 79575, infra.
Seward. The Immediate Admission of Kansas as a State.
Speech of Hon. William H. Seward ... in the Senate ... April
9, 1856. [New York. 1856.] 8vo, pp. 15. h. 79525
For another edition see No. 79572, infra.
Seward. Immigrant White Free Labor, or Imported Black
African Slave Labor. Speech of William H. Seward, at Oswego,
New York, November 3, 1856. [Washington, D. C. Buell bf
Blanchard, Printers. 1857.] ^^°» PP* 7> (')• 795^6
Seward. Incidental Remarks of William H. Seward, rela-
tive to Grants of Lands to Hungarian Exiles, etc., ... in the
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Senate ... January 30, 1850. IVash'tngton : Printed by 'Jm. T,
Towers. 1850. 8vo, pp. 16. H. 79527
Seward. The Irrepressible C'.^nflict. A Speech by William
H. Seward, delivered at Rochester, Monday, Oct. 25, 1858.
\New Tork. 1858.] 8vo, pp. 7. H. + \_New Tork : Tribune
Press, i860.] 8vo, pp. 15, (i). 79528
For anurher edition see No. 79576, infra.
Seward. Issues of the Conflict — Terms of Peace. Speech
of William H. Seward, on the Occasion of the Fall of Atlanta,
at Auburn, ... Sept. 3, 1864. {^Printed ... by McGill i'f tVithe-
row., fp^ashingtony D. C. 1864.] 8vo, pp. 8. 795^9
Seward. ... Issues of the Conflict. Terms of Peace. Re-
marks of Hon. Wm. H. Seward, on the occasion of the Fall of
Atlanta, at Auburn, Saturday, Sept. 3, 1864. [n. p. 1864.] 8vo,
pp. 8. 79530
With heading : " Union Campaign Documents, No. i."
Seward. Issues of the Conflict — Terms of Peace. Speech
of William H. Seward on the occasion of the Fall of Atlanta, at
Auburn, Saturday, Sept. 3, 1864. [n. p. n. d.] 8vo, pp. 6. b.
Seward. John M. Clayton and the Nicaragua Canal Treaty.
Speech of William H. Seward, in Senate ... January lo, 1853.
[fTashington : Bue// i^ Blanchard. 1853.] 8vo, pp. o.
H.
Seward. Life and Public Services of John Quincy Adams,
Sixth President of the United States. With the Eulogy delivered
before the Legislature of New York. By William H. Seward.
...Auburn: Derby ., Miller and Company. 1849. l2mo, pp. 404.
Portrait, a., b. -{-Auburn. 1850. i2mo. bm. -{-Auburn.
185 1. i2mo. 4- New Edition. New Tork: Miller., Orton isf
Mulligan. 1855. i2mo, pp. 404. 79533
Seward. The National Divergence and Return. Speech of
William H. Seward, at Detroit, September 4, i860. [Followed
by:] Destiny of the United States. Speech Delivered by Will-
iam H. Seward at St. Paul. September 18, i860. [Followed
by :] The West : its Destiny and its Duty. Speech delivered by
William H. Seward, at Dubuque, September 21, i860. [Fol-
lowed by:] Speech ... at Chicago, October 3, i860. {^Albany.
i860.] 8vo, pp. 1-7, 9-16, 1-55. B., H. 79534
Set aUo No. 79S43) iffra.
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Seward. The North American Fisheries. Speech of Will-
lam H. Seward in the Senate ... Aug. 14, 1857.. IVashington :
Buell llf Blanchard. 1852. 8vo, pp. 15. ». 79535
Seward. Oration, ... at the Anti Masonic Celebration, at
Syracuse, July Fourth, 1831. By the Hon. William H. Seward.
Syracuse. Printed by Campbell ^ Newton. 1 83 1. 8vo, pp. 16. m.
Seward. An Oration on the Death of Daniel O'Conncll ...
at Castle Garden, New-York, September 22, 1847. ^y William
H. Seward. Juburn, N. T.: J. C. Derby i^ Co. 1847. 8vo, pp.
47- B- 79537
Seward. Oration on the death of John Quincy Adams,
delivered before the Legislature of the State of New- York, at
Albany, on the 6th day of April, 1848, by William H. Seward.
Published by order of the Legislature. J/bany: Charles f^an Ben-
thuysen. Public Printer. 1848. 8vo, pp. 36, and covers. b.
Seward. Oration, by William H. Seward, at Plymouth.
December 21, 1855. [^fVashington. 1856.] 8vo, pp. 15. b.
-f Albany: IVeed^ Parsons and Company. 1850. 8vo, pp. 32. b.
Seward. Our North Pacific States. Speeches of William
H. Seward in Alaska, Vancouver's, and Oregon. August, 1869.
Washington^ D. C: Philp ^ Solomons. 1869. 8vo, pp. 32. h.
Seward. The Pacific Railroad. Speech of William H.
Seward. Delivered in the Senate of the United States, Decem-
ber 21, 1858. l^San Francisco? 1858?] 8vo, pp. 8. h. 79541
Seward. The Parties of the Day. Speech of William H.
Seward, at Auburn, October 21, 1856. Washington^ D. C. Buell
& Blanchard, Printers. 1857. ^^^j PP* ^' 79542
For another edition see No. 79544, infra.
Seward. Political Issues of the Day. Speech of William
H. Seward, delivered at Detroit, September 4, i860. [^New Tori:.
i860.] 8vo, pp. 14. B., c. 79543
See also No. 79534, supra.
Seward. The Political Parties of the Day. Speech of Hon.
William H. Seward. Delivered at Auburn, October 21st, 1856.
[n. p. n. d.] 8vo, pp. 8. 79544
For another edition see No. 79542, supra.
Seward. Railroad Iron. Remarks of William H. Seward,
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in the Senate of the United States, February 22, 1855. ^ff^ash-
Ington. 1855.] 8vo. 79545
Seward. The Reaper : Argument of William H. Seward in
the Circuit Court of the United States, October 24, 1854. Ju-
burn: William L. Finn. 1854. 8vo, pp. 29. B. 79546
In the M'Curmick Reaper patent case.
Seward. Recent Speeches and Writings of William H. Sew-
ard 1 854-1 861. Edited by George E. Baker. ... Redfitld : iii
and 112 Nassau Street^ New Tork. 1 86 1. 8 vo, pp. 696. Frontis-
piece facsimile. l. 79547
Also issued with a different title as volume iv. of the "Works," No. 79595, infra,
Seward. Reconciliation. Speech of William H. Seward, at
Auburn, May 22, 1866, on the Question of R<;conciliation.
IVasbington. 1866. 8vo, pp. 20. 79548
Seward. Relations with Mexico, and the Continental Rail-
road. Speech of William H. Seward. Senate ... February 8,
1853. [Washington : Buell & Blanchard. 1853.] 8vo, pp. 15.
Seward. The Relative Powers of the Senate and House of
Representatives. Speech of William H. Seward. In the Senate
of the United States, February 7, 1856. [Washington : h fit &
Blanchard. 1856.] 8vo, pp. 6. B. 79550
Seward. Remarks of William H. Seward, in the Senate,
June, 1856, concerning Kansas and the Constitutional Freedom
of Debate. [Washington: Buell & Blanchard^ Printers. 1856.]
8vo, pp. 8. H. 79551
Seward. Remarks of William H. Seward, in memory of
Thomas J. Rusk ... late Senator from Texas. In the Senate ...
January 19, 1858. Washington: Buell ^Blanchard,, Printers.
1858. 8vo, pp. 8. BA. 79552
Seward. Restoration of Union. Speech of William H.
Seward, to the Citizens of New York, at Cooper Institute, Feb-
ruary 22, 1866, on the Restoration of Union. Washington. 1866.
8vo, pp. 15. B. 79553
Seward. The Right of Petition. Remarks of Messrs.
Seward, Hale, and Chase. With a Sketch of the Debate in the
Senate on various Petitions and other Matters connected with the
n\y.
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Subject of Slavery. fVashington : Buelll^ Blanc hard. 1850. 8vo,
pp. 15. n. 79554
Seward. The Situation and the Duty. Speech of William
H. Seward at Auburn, N. Y., October 31, 1868. fVashingtijn^
D. C: Phi Ip ^ Solomons. 1868. 8vo, pp. 30. H. 79555
Seward. The Slaveholding Class Dominant in the Republic.
Speech of William H. Seward, at Detroit, October 2, 1856.
fVashlngton^D.C. Buell l^ Blanchard^ Printers. 1857. 8vo, pp.
14. 79556
Seward. Speech of William H. Seward, on the Resolution
against renewing the Charter of the United States Bank, in the
Senate of New- York. Albany : Printed hy Packard^ Hojffman Isf
White. 1832. 8vo, pp. 16. b. 79557
Seward. Speech of William H. Seward on the Resolutions
concerning the Removal of the Government Deposites. In the
Senate of New York, January, 1834. Albany: Printed by Hoff-
man isf White. 1834. 8vo, pp. 42. B. 79558
Seward. Speech of William H. Seward in the Senate against
Gov. Marcy's Six Million Mortgage. Delivered April loth,
1834. Albany. 1834. 8vo, pp. 16. 79559
Seward. Speech of William H. Seward on taking the Chair
of the Simultaneous Repeal Meeting at Albany, Jan. 3, 1844.
Albany. 1844. 8vo. s. 79560
Seward. Speech of William H. Seward, on the Admission of
California. ... March 11, 1850. Washington: Buell Uf Blanchard.
1850. 8vo, pp. 46. c, H. 79561
Another edition as follows :
Seward. Speech of the Hon. W. H. Seward, on the Admis-
sion of California, and the Subject of Slavery ; delivered in the
... Senate ... March 11, 1850. Boston: Redding iff Company.
1850. 8vo, pp. 26. 79562
For other editions itt Nus. 79508 and 79561, tupra,
Seward. Speech of William H. Seward, on the Compromise
Bill: Delivered in the Senate ... July 2, 1850. [^Washington,
1850.] 8vo, pp. 15. 79563
Seward. Speech of William H. Seward, on the Admission
of New Mexico. Delivered in the Senate ... July 26, 1850.
Washington : Buell & Blanchard, Printers. 1850. 8vo, pp. 14.
SKWARD.
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Seward. Speech of William H. Seward on Emancipation in
the District of Columbia ... in the Senate, September ii, 1850.
IVashington : Buell i^ Blanchard, 1850. Hvo, pp. 8. H. 79565
Seward. Speech of William H. Seward, on the Claims of
American Merchants for Indemnities for French Spoliations.
(Delivered in the Senate of the United States, January 21, 1851.)
IVashing' n : Printed by Buell l^ Blamhard. 185 1. 8vo, pp. 28.
4- Third Edition, with Notes. [/&/>/.] 1851. 8vo, pp. 32.
Sfward. Speech of William H. Seward on the Management
and Disposition of the Public Domain ... in the Senate ... Feb.
27,1851. IVashington : Buell ^ Blanchard. 1851. 8vo, pp. 15.
Seward. Speech of William H. Seward, On the Proposed
Protest of the United States against the Armed Intervention of
Russia in the Hungarian Revolution, in the Senate ... March 9,
1852. \^tVashington : Buell i^ Blanchard^ Printers. 1852.] 8vo,
pp. 16. B. -\- Third Edition. \_Ibid.'\ 1852. 8vo, pp. 28.
Sf.ward. Speech of William H. Seward at the Dedication of
Capital University, at Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 14, 1853. Juhurn^
N. T. Knapp and Peck^ Printers. 1853. 8vo, pp. 15. b. 79569
On "The Destiny of America." For anotlier edition sit No. 79513, supra.
Seward. Speech of William H. Seward, on the Kansas and
Nebraska Bill, Senate of the United States, May 26, 1854.
[IVaskington : Buell iff Blanchard. 1854.] 8vo, pp. 7. 79570
Seward. Speech of William H. Seward on the Central Amer-
ican Question, in the Senate, Jan. 31, 1856. \^lVashington. 1856.]
8vo, pp. 15. B., H. 79571
Seward. Speech of William H. Seward, for the Immediate
Admission of Kansas into the Union. Senate of the United
States, April 9, 1856. \_Buell Iff Blanchard.^ Printers.^ IVashington.^
B.C. 1856.] 8vo, pp. 15, (i). -{-[Another edition. Ibid.
1856.] 8vo, pp. 14. -f [Another edition.] Washington., D. C,
Buell and Blanchardy Printers. 1856. 8vo, pp. 54. H. 79572
For another edition tee No. 79525, supra.
Seward. Speech of William H. Seward, against Mr. Douglas*
Second Enabling Bill, and in favor of the Immediate Admission
of Kansas into the Union. In the Senate of the United States,
July 2, 1856. IVashington., D.C. Buell iff Blanchard. I'i^d. 8vo,
PP- H- 79573
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Skwakd. Speech of William H. Seward, on the Claims of
the Officers of the Revolutionary Army ; delivered in the Senate
of the United States, January 5, 1857. ff^ashington. 1857. Hvo,
pp. 16. 79574
Skwaru. Speech of William H. Seward, in the Senate of the
United States, March 3, 1858. IVashington : Buell iff Blanchard,
1858. 8vo, pp. 15. 79575
Fur othur cditioni in Not. 7951a, 79S34i lupra.
Seward. Speech of William H. Seward, Delivered at Roch-
ester, Monday, October 25, 1858. [n. p. 1858.] 8vo, pp. 7,(1).
Fur another editiun ut No. 79528, tupra,
Seward. Speech of the Hon. Wm. H. Seward ... in the ...
Senate, February 29th, i860. ... San Francisco: Printed by Ttnunt
i^ Bacon, i860. 8vo, pp. 15. H. 79577
For other editiuns ui Not. 79500, 79511, tupra, and Nu, 79584, infra.
Seward. Speech of William H. Seward ... at Lansing
(Mich.), and also at Madison (Wis.), September, i860. [^Ncw
Tori, i860.] 8vo, pp. 8. c. 79578
Seward. Speech of William H. Seward
ber 3, 18&0. [n. p. i860.] 8vo.
Chicago, Octo-
79579
Seward. Speech of William H. Seward ... at Seneca Falls,
N. Y., October 31, i860, [n. p. i860.] 8vo. 795^0
Seward. Speech of Hon. William H. Seward, at Auburn,
October 20, 1865. [n. p. n. d.] 8vo, pp. 16. 795^'
Seward. Speeches of Hon. William H. Seward, and Hon.
Lewis Cass, on the subject of Slavery. Delivered in the Senate
of the United States, March, 1850. New Tori: Stringer &
Townsend. 1850. 8vo, pp. 32, and covers. 795^2
Seward. Speeches of William H. Seward, delivered at Albany
and at Buffalo, in October, 1855. ff^oshington., D. C. Republican
Association. 1855. 8vo., pp. (2), 16. b. 79583
Seward. The State of the Country. Speech of William H.
Seward in the United States Senate, Feb. 29, i860. ... New
Tork : Wm. C. Bryant £ff Co.^ Printers, i860. 8vo, pp. 27. h.
-f [Another edition, n. p. i860.] 8vo, pp. 8. h. 79584
For other editions ut Nos. 79500, 79521, and 79577, tupra.
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Seward. The StcamtJKn^inc. Hon. William H. Seward's
Argument in the Circuit Courtjjof the|U.pStati's, at C'tujpcrstown,
New York, on thc'|third day of August, 1853. ... hovidence :
KnewUsy Anthony iJ Co. ^ Printers. 1H53. Hvo, pp. 32. H. 79585
Seward. Thirty Million Hill. Speech of" William H. Seward
... Senate ... January 24, 1859. IVashington^ J). C. Buell i^
Blanchard^ Printers. 1859. 8vo, pp. 8. H. 79586
Skwari). The True Basis of American Independence: A
Lecture before the American Institute, New York, Oct. 20,
1853, in the Broadway Tabernacle. My William H. Seward, ...
New Tork : Fowler W IVells. 1853. ^^"» PP* ^O* •'• 795^7
Seward. The True Gr'"atness of our Country : A Discourse
beft)re the Young Catholic Friends' Society at Baltimore, Dec.
22, 1848. By William H. Seward, ff'ashin^ten : */. amlG. S.
(iideony Jointers. 1848. 8vo, pp. 24. H. 79588
Seward. The Union: Speech of William H. Seward in the
Senate, Jan. 12, 1861. [ff^^ishington. 1861.] 8vo, pp. 8. h.
Seward. The Usurpations of Slavery. Speech of William
H. Seward, in the Senate of the United States, on the Bill to
protect Officers of the United States, February 23, 1855. U^"^^^'
ington: Buell & Blanchard, Printers. 1855.] ^^"> PP- 7' b*
Seward. Welcome to Kossuth: Speeches of William H.
Seward on the joint Resolution in honor of Louis Kossuth ... in
the Senate ... Dec. 9 and 12, 1851. IVashington. 1851. 8vo,
pp. 12. B. 79591
Seward. The West : its Destiny and its Duty. Speech
delivered by William H. Seward, at Dubuque, September 21,
i860. [^Albany. i860.] 8vo, pp. 55. 7959^
See alio No. 79534, lu^ro.
Seward. The Whale Fishery, and American Commerce in
the Pacific Ocean. Speech of William H. Seward, in the Senate
... July 29, 1852. [^IVashington: Buell & Blanchard, Printers.
1852.] 8vo, pp. 8. B. 79593
Seward. William H. Seward's Travels around the World.
Edited by Olive Risley Seward. ... With Two Hundred Illustra-
tions. New Tori: D. Appleton and Company. 1873. 8vo, pp. xii,
730. Portrait, Map and 57 Plates. L. 79594
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Seward. The Works of William H. Seward Edited by
George E. Baker ... In Three Volumes ... Redfield^ ... New
York. 1853. 3 vols., 8vo, pp. xc, (2), 541, (i), Portrait; 672,
Plate; 678, Plate. + Vol. iv. Redfield^ ... New York. 1861.
8vo, pp. 696, Plate. 79595
In November, 1883, another volume was published with the following title:
The Diplomatic History of the War for the Union, being the fifth volume of the
Works of William H. Seward. Edited by George £. Baker. Button : Houghton, Miff-
lin and Company. 1884. 8vo, pp. viii, 626.
A complete edition of the works, edited by George E. Baker, with a memoir, w.is
also^ issued : Boston: Houghton, Mifflin and Company. 1884. 5 vols., 8vo. The fol-
lowing titles relate to Mr. Seward :
The Betrayal of the Cause of Freedom, by Hon. W. H.
Seward, Secretary of State. \_fVashington? 1866.] Folio, i page.
Three letters signed : " H. H. D."
A Letter to his Excellency William H. Seward. See [Gray
(W. F.)], Vol. VII., No. 28415.
The Life of Williaiii H. Seward with Selections from his
Works. Edited by George E. Baker. Redfield., ... New York.
1855. i2mo, pp. 410. B. 79597
The Tife of William H. Seward, including his most famous
Speeches. By a JefFersonian Republican. Boston : Thayer and
Eldridge. i860. i2mo, pp. 144. Portrait. 7959^
A Review of Mr. Seward's Diplomacy. See [Reed (W. B.)],
Vol. XVI., No. 68622 ; and Syntax, Jr. {Dr.\ pseudon.
The Seward Memorial. The Ceremonies of the Unveiling of
the Statue of William H. Seward in Madison Square, New York,
September 6, 1876, with description of the Statue and list of
subscribers. New York: D. Appleton i^ Co. 1878. 8vo, pp. 23.
See also Vol. xii., No. 52200; Vol. xiii., No. 53783, note; and Vol. xvii.. No.
Catalogue and Circular of the S. S. Seward Institute, at
Florida, Orange County, N. Y. Under the care of Elizabeth
Parsons. P'irst Term ending March 5, 1846. Albany: Joel
Munsell., Printer. 1846. 8vo, pp. 8. m. 79600
Also : Circular and Catalogue of the S. S. Seward Institute .it Florida, Orange
County, N. Y. Under the care of Elizabeth Parsons. ... Albany: Printed by Jotl
Munsell. 1848. 8vo, pp. 9. M.
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Sewel (W.), />. 1654, </. 1725? Histori Van de Opkomstc,
Aanwas, en Voortgang der Christenen belcend by den naam van
Quakers, Ondermengd met de voornaamstc Staats-geschicdcnlssen
van dien tyd, in Engeland voorgevallen. En met Authentike
Stukken voorzien. Door Wm. Sewel. Te Amsterdain., by R. en
G. IVetstein^ Boekverkoopers in de Kalverstraat^ by Ste. Lucye Steeg.
1 71 7. Folio. 79601
Sewel. The I History] of the | Rise, Increase, and Progress |
Of the Christian People called | Quakers, | Intermixed with several
I Remarkable Occurrences. | Written Originally in Low-Dutch by
William | Sewel, and by himself Translated into English. | Now
Revis'd and Publish'd, with some Amendments. | London: \ Printed
and Sold by the Assigns of f. Sowle^ at | the Bible in George- Tard^
Lombard-Street. 1722.] f'olio, pp. (12), 723, Index (16), Cata-
logue (4). B. 79602
Probably edited by Joseph Besse.
Sewel. The | History] of the] Rise, Increase, and Progress, I
of the Christian People called ] Quakers. ] Intermixed with several |
Remarkable Occurrences. ] Written Originally in Low-Dutch,
and also ] translated into English. ] By William Sewel. ] The Second
Edition Corrected. ] London : \ Printed and Sold by the Assigns of y.
Sowle, at \ the Bible in George-Tard^ Lombard-Street. 1725. ] Folio,
pp. (12), 699, Index (16), Catalogue (4).
H.
79603
In Haven's list there is entered under 1725, a "2d Ed. Neiu York: Printed hy
Wm. Bradford" with a note stating that it was advertised in the Philadelphia Ameri-
can Weekly Mercury. It was, without doubt, the second London edition described
above
Sewel. The ] History] of the ]Rise, Increase, and Progress,]
Of the Christian People called ] Quakers :] Intermixed with Sev-
eral ] Remarkable Occurrences. ] Written Originally in Low-
Dutch, and also Tran-] slated into English, ] By William Sewel. |
The Third Edition, Corrected. ] Philadelphia : \ Printed and Sold by
Samuel Keimer in Second Street. \ M DCC xxviii. ] Folio. L. 79604
Collation : 8 preliminary leaves, comprising the title, verso blank, the dedication in
two pages, and the preface in eight pages; text, pp. 1-694; index, pp. (16). Signa-
tures A in four, b in two, B-T in fours, T-Z, Aa-Zz, Aaa-Zzz, Aaaa-Zzzz, and
Aac^aa-Zzzzz (including Wwwww), in twos, to the end of page 532; Aaaaa[a]-
Zzzzz[z], Aaaaaaa-Sssssss, J, ff, and XXX, in twos, and XXXX '" *^"^> ^'■""* P-'B^ 533
to the end.
The title, dedication, preface, and pages i to 532, are from Keimer's press; pages
533 to 694, and the sixteen pages of index, were printed by Benjamin Franklin and
Hugh Meredith, who had recently opened their new printing office. The portion
printed by them, which begins with signature Aaaaaa (wrongly printed Aaaaa), can be
easily distinguished from the rest by the dirterente of the type, y' Df- Trumbull's state-
ment in the Brinley catalogue (No. 3315), that the title and dedication, and pp. 457 to
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the end were printed by Franklin, is therefore not quite correct. Set Mr. Hildeburn's
" Issues of the Press in Pcnnsylvani.!," vol. i., pp. 92, 93.
"This wo ., written in Dutch and printed at Amsterdam in 1717, was translated
into English by the author and published at London in 1722. A few copies finding
their way to America, fhe Philadelphia Meeting on learning the edition was exhausted,
proposed to Andrew Bradford that he should reprint it. Bradford delayed giving a
definite answer until after he had arranged with his aunt Tacy Sowle, the English pub-
lisher of the work, for 700 copies of the second edition, and then declined. The
Quakers then applied to Keimer who readily undertook the work at a much lower price
than had been offered Bradford. It proved an unfortunate venture for him as he had
not the capital to carry on so large a work, and although he proceeded but slowly with
it and received considerable advances of money from the Quakers, as well as subscrip-
tions for 500 copies, but became involved in debt by his purchases of type and paper.
The work was begun in 1725, and was not finished till the latter part of 1728, and
then only by giving out part of it to Franklin and Meredith." — Hildbburn.
The following account of Franklin's share in the work is given in his autobiography :
" Breintnal particularly, procur'd us from the Quakers the printing forty sheets of their
history, the rest being to be done by Keimer; and upon this we work'd exceedingly
hard, for the price was low. It was a folio, pro patria size in pica, with long primer
notes. I compos'd of it a sheet a day, and Meredith worked it off at press ; it was
often eleven at night, and sometimes later, before I had finished my distribution for the
next day's work, for the little jobbs sent in by our other friends now and then put us
back. But so determin'd I was to continue doing a sheet a day of the folio, that one
night, when, having impos'd my forms, I thought my day's work over, one of them by
accident was broken, and two pages reduced to pi, I immediately distributed and com-
pos'd it over again before I went to bed."
The following remarks of Mr. N.ithan Kite on this account are quoted by Mr. Hil-
deburn : " Franklin was at that very time writing ap.i'r.ol K.c:rr.sr, and doing everything
to injure him in his power j and with that want of candour, characteristic of a mean
mind, does not acknowledge in his memoirs to whom their new office was indebted for
its first work. No one would guess from his account that the patronage came from the
poor, despised, caricatured Keimer."
Mr. Brinley's perfect copy, which is now in the Lenox Library, sold for $40. Mr.
Haven in his list mentions an edition: Botton, Sol J by E. Pbillips, Cbarlestown, 1728,
which is probably the same as the above.
Sewel. The I History | of the | Rise, Increase and Progress, |
of I the Christian People called | Quakers ; | with several | Remark-
able Occurrences, | intermixed. | Written originally in Low-Dutch,
and also translated into English, | By William Sewel. | The Third
Edition, corrected. | Burlington, New-jfersey : Printed and sold by
Isaac Collins. \ M. Dcc. Lxxiv. | Folio, pp. xii, 812, Index (16). m.
Sewel. The History of the Rise, Increase, and Progress, of
the Christian People called Quakers ... By William Sewel. The
Third Edition ... London: Printed and sold by 'James Phillips.
lygS' 2 vols., 8vo. 79606
Sewel. The History of the Rise, Increase, and Progress, of
the Christian People called Quakers ... By William Sewel. The
Fourth Edition ... Vol. i. London: Printed and Sold by James
Phillips. 1799. 8vo. Vol. II. London : Printed and Sold by Will-
iam Phillips. 1800. 8vo. 79607
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Sewel. The History of the Rise, Increase, and Progress, of
the Christian People called ^"^''crs ... By William Sewel.
The F'ifth Edition ... London: Printed by IVilltam Phillips. 181 1.
2 vols., 8vo. 79608
To this edition is added "An Appendix" to the first volume, containing an omissioi)
in the former editions of part of a paper written Ky James Nayler.
Sewel. The History of the Rise, Increase, and Progress of
the Christian People called Quakers. Intermixed with several
remarkable occurrences. Written originally in Low Dutch, and
also translated into English. By William Sewel. ... Philadelphia :
B. y T. Kite and S. Pike. 181 1. 2 vols., 8vo, pp. 578 ; 603,
Index (32). B. 79609
Sewel. The History of the Rise, Increase, and Progress, of
the Christian People called Quakers. Intermixed with several
remarkable occurrences. Written originally in Low Dutch, and
also translated by himself into English. By William Sewel. In
two volumes. ... Philadelphia : Benjamin ^ Thomas Kite. 1823.
2 vols., 8vo, pp. 604; 671. c, L. 79610
Sewel. The History of the Rise, Increase, and Progress, of
the Christian People called Quakers ... By William Sewel ...
New Edition ... Philadelphia. 1832. 2 vols, in one, 8vo, pp.
433 J 390- 796 II
Sewel. The History of the Rise, Increase, and Progress of
the Society of Friends. By William Sewel. ... Lindfield: Printed
at the Schools of Industry^ and sold by Longman & Co.^ Paternoster-
row ... 1833-34. 4 parts, i6mo. 79612
"The Friends' Library," vols, v., vi., vii., viii. Edited by William Allen.
Sewel. The History of the Rise, Increase, and Progress of
the Christian People called Quakers, ... written originally in Low
Dutch, and translated by himself into English. ... The Sixth
Edition ... London: Darton and Harvey. 1834. 2 vols., 8vo. a.
Sewel. The History of the Rise, Increase and Progress of
the Christian People called Quakers, intermixed with several
remarkable Occurrences. By William Sewel. Written originally
in Low Dutch, and translated by himself into English. To
which is prefixed a brief Memoir of the Author, compiled from
various sources. ... New-TTork : Published by Baker and Crane ...
Jlso for sale by Mahlon.^ Day ^ Co, ... New-Tor k ; Thomas Ell-
wood Chapman ... and Uriah Hunt ^ Son ... Philadelphia. 1844.
2 vols, in one, 8vo, pp. xxiii, 13-422 ; 465. b., c, h. 79614
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Sevvkl. The History of the Rise, Increase, and Progress of
the Christian People called Quakers ... to which is prefixed a
short Biographical Notice of the Author. Philadelphia • Friends*
Bookstore. 1855. 8vo. 79^15
Sewel. Die Geschichte von dem Ursprung, Zunehmen und
Fortgang des Christlichen Volcks, so Quaker genennet werden,
mit allerhand merkwiirdigen Begebenneiten, insonderheit aber
dem Kernder Englischen Staats-Veranderungen von Carl i. an bis
auf die Regierung des jetzigen Konigs Georg 11. vermischet, &c.
Von William Sewel. Aus dem Englischen ins Hochdeutsche
iibersetzt. \jfena: Frommann.^ '742. Folio, pp. (10), 647, (18).
Also: A Declaration of Faith, published by the Society of Friends a.d. 1693. From
Sewel's History. Philadelphia. 1835. 8vo, pp. 16. s. Mr. Sewel was the author of
*' A Large Dictionary," English und Dutch, and Dutch and English, oi which editions
were printed in 1691, 1708, 1719, 1721, I73S» I7S4» and 1766. See Smith's •'Cata-
logue of Friends' Books," 11. 560-563, for a list of his other writings.
Sewell (A. L.) "The Great Calamity!" Scenes, Incidents,
and Lessons of the Great Chicago Fire of the 8th and 9th of
October, 1871. Also some Account of other great Conflagra-
tions of modern times, and the burning of Peshtigo, Wisconsin.
Prepared by Alfred L. Sewell. Chicago., Illinois : Alfred L. Sewell.
1871. 8vo, pp. 100. Map. B. 79617
As
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[Sewell (George).] The Tragedy of Sir Walter Raleigh.
5 it is Acted at the Theatre in Lincoln's-Inn-Fields. London.
vo.
8vo, pp. (14), 63. -f The Third Edition. London. 17 19.
79618
This play was acted with very great success in December, 1718 j the part of Sir
Walter by Mr. yuin. The author's name is at the end of the dedication.
Sewell. The Tragedy of Sir Walter Raleigh. As it is
Acted at the Theatre-Royal in Lincolns-Inn-Fields. By Mr.
Sewell. The Fifth Edition, with a New Scene. London. 1722.
Sm. 8vo, pp. (14), 66, (2). Portrait of Raleigh, c. + The
Sixth Edition. London : J. IVatts. M DCC XLV. Sm. 8vo, pp.
(h), 55, (0- Portrait. 79619
Sewell (J[onathan]), b. 1766, d. 1839. An Essay on the
Juridical History of France, so far as it relates to the Law of the
Province of Lower-Canada : Read at a Special Meeting of the
Literary and Historical Society of Quebec, the 31st day of May,
1824. By the Honorable J. Sewell, Chief Justice of Lower-
Canada, ^ebec : Printed by Thomas Cary l5f Co. 1824. 8vo, pp.
34. BA., H. 79620
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339
Sewell. On the Advantages of Opening the River St. T^aw-
rence to the Commerce of the World ... London. 1 8 14. 8vo.
Sewell. A Plan for the Federal Union of the British Prov-
inces in North America ... London. 18 14. 8vo. 79622
Sewell. Plan for a General Legislative Union of the British
Provinces in North America, by Messrs. Sewell, Stuart, Robin-
son and Strachan. London. 1824. 8vo. 79^23
"In 1844, the prospectus of a work bearing the following title, was issued by one of
his sons : ' Notes of Decisions in the Court of King's Bench for the District of {Quebec,
collected by Jonathan Sewell, Esq., late Chief Justice of Lower Canada.' This work
was never published, owing to the destruction of the ms. in a lire which afterwards
occurred." — Morgan's Bihl'totheca Canademii.
Sev/ell (L.) An Account of some Particulars relative to the
Meeting held at York, on Thursday, Dec. 30, 1779. By Leon-
ard Sewell. London. 1780. 8vo. 79624
Relates to the war in America.
Sewell [Mary]. "Our Father's Care," A Ballad. By Mrs.
Sewell ... Richmond^ Fa.: Presbyterian Committee of Publication.
1864. i2mo, pp. 26,(1). H. 79625
Inserted here on account of its having a Confederate imprint.
Sewell (R.) Practice in the Executive Departments of the
Government under the Pension, Bounty, and Prize Laws of the
United States. With Forms and Instructions for collecting Ar-
rears of Pay, Bounty, and Prize Money, and for obtaining Pen-
sions. By Robert Sewell, Counsellor-at-Law. New Tork : D.
Appleton and Company. 1864. 8vo, pp. 358. B. + [/&/W.] 1865.
8vo, pp. 358. 79626
Sewell (W[illiam] G[rant]), b. 1829, d. 1862. The Ordeal
of Free Labor in the British West Indies. By Wm. G. Sewell.
New Tork: Harper ^ Bicothers. 1861. i2mo, pp. 325. b. -f
[Ibid.'] 1862.
1862. 8vo.
i2mo, pp. 325. H. 4" Second Edition.
London.
79627
The Sexagenary. See [Bloodgood (S. De Witt)], Vol. 11.,
No. 5985.
Sexton (G.) A Portraiture of Mormonism, or Animadver-
sions on the Doctrines and Pretensions of the Latter-Day Saints ;
A Review of the History and Contents of the Book of Mormon ;
and a Sketch of the Career of Joseph Smith, and various other
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Notorious Fanatics and Impostors ; being Lectures delivered by
Dr. Geo. Sexton .... London. 1849. i2mo, pp. 113. 79628
A Sexton of the Old School, pseudon. See [Sargent (L. M.)],
Vol. XVIII., No. 77004.
The Sexton's Monitor. See [Davenport (D.)], Vol. v., No.
iSbgb^ and add : -j- Third Edition. Boston. 1845. i2mo.
Seybert (a.), h. 1773, '^^ 1825. An Inaugural Dissertation:
being an Attempt to disprove the Doctrine of the Putrefaction of
the Blood of living Animals. By Adam Seybert. Philadelphia.
1793. 8vo. 79629
Seybert. An Oration ... on the 19th of May, 1809, at the
Meeting of the Manufacturers and Mechanics of the City of
Philadelphia. By Adam Seybert, m.d. Philadelphia. [1809.]
8vo, pp. 16. H. 79630
Seybert. Statistical Annals : embracing Views of the Popu-
lation, Commerce, Navigation, Fisheries, Public Lands, Post-
Office Establishment, Revenues, Mint, Military and Naval
Establishments, Expenditures, Public Debt and Sinking Fund, of
the United States of America : founded on Official Documents :
commencing on the Fourth of March Seventeen Hundred and
Eighty-nine and ending on the Twentieth of April Eighteen
Hundred and Eighteen. By Adam Seybert, m.d. A Member of
the House of Representatives of the United States, from the
State of Pennsylvania ... . Philadelphia: Thomas Dobson l^ Son. ...
William Fry^ Printer. 1818. 4to, pp. xxvii, (i), 803. 79631
Seybert. . Annales Statistiques des £tats-Unis. Par Adam
Seybert, Membre de la chambre des representants des £tats-Unis
pour la ville de Philadelphie ... Traduits de P Anglais par C. A.
SchefFer. Paris: Brissot-Thivars. 1820. Sm. 8vo, pp. xv, 455.
69 Tables on 24 folded sheets. a. 79632
Seyd (E.) California and its Resources. A Work for the
Merchant, the Capitalist, and the Emigrant. By Ernest Seyd.
London: Triihner and Co. 1858. 8vo, pp. (4), 168. 18 Plates
and 2 Maps. a. 79633
Seyd. Suggestions in reference to the Metallic Currency of
the United States of America. By Ernest Seyd ... London:
Triihner ^ Co. 187 1. 8vo, pp. (2), 253. H. 79634
»iiiwr.>.-ft?;gR«n,
SEYMOUR.
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|-ency of
..ondon :
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Seyfried (Johann Heinrich). Puliologia, Das ist Beschrei-
bung aller bcruhmtcn Stadtc in der gantzen Welt. ... Sulzbach.
1683. 2 vuls., 8vo. Engraved title, 9 Maps. 79^35
This work contains an account of America. A second edition at foUowi :
Seyfried. Poliologia, | Das ist: | Accurate | Beschreibung |
Aller vurnehmsten in der ganzen Welt | befindlichen | Stadten,
Schlossern und Ve-| stungen | So wol was ihre Erbauung, Fortifi- 1
catiun, Religion, HerrschafFt und Regie- 1 rungs- Form, als auch
Die von ihrem Ursprung an, Ibis i^jf gegenwartige Zeit sich
creignetc kriegs- and | Friedens, Freud und Leid betrefFende Bege-
I benheiten betrifFt. | In zweyen absonderlichen Theilen | dergestalt
vorgestellet, | Dasz im ersten die beriihrntesten Orte in ganz |
Europa, im andern aber die in Asia, Africa und I America befind-
iichc, ausf uhrlich nach dem Alphabet | abgehanaelt werden, | Und
zwar alles und jedes mit sonderbarem Fleisz | zu eines jedem
Lesers nutzlicher Ergotzung zusamm | getragen, und nun zum
an-dernmal verbessert her-Tausgegeben durch | Job. Heinrich
Seyfried, Hochfurstl. Durchl. J zu Pfalz Sulzbach Hof-kammer-
Rath. I Niirnbergy | FerUgts johann Leonhard Buggel^ 1695.) 2
vols., 8vo, pp. (28), 480; (26), 3-357. Folded Map. 79636
Seymour (A.) The Emigrants i or First and Final Step. A
True Story. By Almira Seymour. Boston and Cambridge: y.
Munroe ^ Co. MDCCCLiii. i6mo, pp. (4), 122. C, H. 79637
Seymour. Home, the Basis of the State. By Almira Sey-
mour. Boston: J. fVilliams ^ Company. 1869. i2mo, pp. 95.
Seymour (C.) The Northwestern Centennial Celebration, in
La Crosse, Wisconsin. Tuesday, July 4th, 1876. Historical
Address, by Charles Seymour. La Crosse^ Symes (^ Usher^ Print-
ers, 1877. ^^o» PP' 3^* 79^39
Seymour (C. C. B.), b. 1829, d. 1869. Self-Made Men. By
Charles C. B. Seymour. New York: Harper l^ Brothers. 1858.
i2mo. 79640
Seymour (D. L.), b. 1803, d. 1867. Speech of Hon. David
L. Seymour, of N. York, on the River and Harbor Bill. De-
livered in the House of Representatives, July 21, 1852. Wash-
ington. 1852. 8vo, pp. 12. H. 79641
Seymour. Synopsis of the Titles and Decisions of Questions
of Quarter Sales, Taxes, Assessments, etc., pn Van Rensselaer's
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8vo, pp. 50. 79642
Allot In Memoriam. David L. Seymour. Born December i, 1803. Died Octo-
ber II, 1867. Albany: J. Munull. 1867. 8v(i, pp. 60.
Seymour (£. S.) Emigrant's Guide to the Gold Mines uf
Upper California. By E. Sandford Seymour. Chicago: R. L.
IVilson. 1849. 8vo. 79643
Seymour. Sketches of Minnesota, the New England of the
West ; with Incidents of Travel in that Territory during the
Summer of 1849. ••• By E. S. Seymour. ... New Tori: Harper
& Brother'. 1850. i2mo, pp. 281. Map. h. 79644
Seymour (G. F.), b. 1829. A Sermon delivered ... before
the Ninetieth Convention of the Diocese of New York, ... in
... New York, ... the 24th day of September, 1873, '" Memory
of Sam'l Roosevelt Johnson, d.d. ... By the Rev. George P.
Seymour ... Styles ^ Cash^ Steam Printers ... N.T. [1873.] 8vo,
pp. SI. 79645
Seymour (H.), b. 1810, d. 1886. Address of Horatio Sey-
mour at the Opening of the Prison Reform Congress, at Balti-
more, January, 1873. Utica. 1873. 8vo. 79646
Seymour. Address of Horatio Seymour, before the Alumni
of Madison University, June 19, 1878. [n. p. 1878.] 8vo, pp.
16. 79647
Seymour. ... Campaign Document, No. 21. Speech of
Governor Seymour at Philadelphia, [n. p. 1864.] 8vo, pp. 8.
Seymour. Facts for the Tax Payers. Speech of Horatio
Seymour before the Canal Committee of the Legislature of New
York, April 9, 1878. [n. p. 1878.] 8vo, pp. 16. 79649
Seymour. History and Topography of New York. A Lec-
ture By Horatio Seymour ... at Cornell University, June 30,
1870. Utica: Grove ^ Bailey. 1 870. 8vo, pp. 32. B. 79650
Seymour. A Lecture, on the Topography and History of
New- York. By Horatio Seymour. Utica; N. T. D. C. Grove,
Printer. 1856. 8vo, pp. 41. b., h. 79651
Seymour. Public Record : including Speeches, Messages,
Proclamations, Official Correspondence, and other public utter-
ances of Horatio Seymour ; from the Campaign of 1856 to the
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present time. With an Appendix. ... Compiled and edited by
Thomas M. Cook and Thomas W. Knox. Nnu Tork : I. Ir.
England. 1868. 8vo, pp. xi, 413. b. 79652
Seymour. Speech of Hon. Horatio Seymour, at Springfield,
Mass. July 4. 1856. [n. p. 1856.] 8vo, pp. 11. 79653
Seymour. Speech of Hon. Horatio Seymour ... on the
Habeas Corpus, ... May 12, 1862. [n. p. 1862.] 8vo.
Seymour. Speech of Hon. Horatio Seymour, before the
Democratic Union State Convention, at Albany, September loth,
1862, on Receiving the Nomination for Governor; also his
Speech delivered at the Albany Convention, Jan. 31st, 1861.
New Tork : Van Evrie^ Horton & Co. 1862. 8vo, pp. 16. B.
Seymour. Speech of Hon. Horatio Seymour, at the Academy
of Music, Brooklyn, October 22, 1862. [n. p. 1862.] 8vo,
pp. 7. B. 79656
Seymour. Speech of Horatio Seymour before the Canal
Committee of the Legislature of New York, April o, 1878.
[n. p. 1878.] 8vo, pp. 16. B. 79657
Seymour. Speeches of Hon. Horatio Seymour at the Con-
ventions held at Albany, January 31, 1861, and September 10,
1862. [n. p. n. d.] 8vo, pp. 13. 79658
Seymour. Speeches of Hon. Horatio Seymour, and Hon.
John Van Buren, at the Grand Ratification Meeting, at the
Cooper Institute, October 13, 1862, with General Scott's Pro-
phetic Letter. [^Printed by Van Evrie^ Horton €jf Co. New Tork.
1862.] 8vo, pp. 16. 79659
Seymour. "The Union, the Constitution, and the Laws."
Message of Governor Seymour, of New York. The Constitu-
tion and the Laws vindicated. New Tork : Comstock i^ Cassidy.
1863. 8vo, pp. II. 79660
Seymour and Blair. Campaign Edition. The Lives of Ho-
ratio Seymour and Frank P. Blair, Jr. ... Philadelphia : T. B.
Peterson & Brothers. [1868.] 8vo, pp. (4), 21-95, and covers.
Seymour Campaign Songster. New Tork. [1868.] 32mo.
Seymour, Vallandigham, and the Riots of 1863. [n. p. 1868.]
8vo, pp. (4). 79663
Ste alio Vol. iv., No. 15910; Vol. xiii., No. 53285; and "2^ Rebel Generals."
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Seymour (J. F.^ Centennial Address delivered at Trenton,
N. Y., July 4, 1876. By John F. Seymour. With Letters from
Francis Aarian Van Der Kemp, written in 1 792, and other Doc-
uments relating to the First Settlement of Trenton and Central
New York. UtUe, W. T. : fVhitt (if Fioyd, Printtrs. 1877. 8vo,
pp. 149. H. 79664
[Seymour.] Report of the General Agent of the State uf
New York, for the Relief of sick, wounded, furloushed and dis-
charged Soldiers. Albany : Comstock & Cassidy^ Printers. 1 864.
8vo, pp. 134. Maps and Lithographs. h. 79665
Seymour (M. H.) Ned, Nellie, and Amy. A Story of the
White Hills. By Mary H. Seymour. Nov York: E. P. Dutton
isf Co. 1871. i6mo, pp. 324. 2 Plates. c. 79666
Seymour (N.) Nelse Seymour's Big-Shoe Songster. New
Tori. [1863.] i8mo. 79667
Seymour (R. A.) Pioneering in the Pampas, or, the first
four years of a Settler's Experience in the La Plata Camps. By
Richard Arthur Seymour. With a Map. London: Longman,
Green (ff Co. 1869. Sm. 8vo, pp. xi, 180. Map. ba. -f Sec-
ond Edition. [/&/</.] 1870. Sm. 8vo. c. 79668
[Seymour (Silas).] Incidents of a Trip through the Great
Platte Valley, to the Rocky Mountains and Laramie Plains, in
the Fall of 1866, with a Synoptical Statement of the various
Pacific Railroads, and an Account of the Great Union Pacific
Railroad Excursion to the One Hundredth Meridian of Longi-
tude. New York: D. Van Nostrand. 1867. i2mo, pp. 129.
Portrait. 4- Second Edition. \Ibid.'\ 1867. i2mo, pp. 129.
Portrait. 79669
Seymour (Thomas H.), b. 1808, d. 1868. Oration before
the Citizens of Middletown. ... Middletown. 1827. 8vo.
Also : The Republic and its Crisis. Speeches of Hon. Edward Everett, at the Bos-
ton Union Meeting, Dec. 8, 1858; and of £x-Oov. Thos. H. Seymour, and Prvt'.
Samuel Eliot ... at the Hartford Union Meeting, Dec. 14, 1859. [n. p. i860.]
8vo, pp. S3. ■.
Seymour (Tfruman]), b. 1824. The Condition of the South,
and the Duty of the North. As set forth in a Letter from Gen.
T. Seymour, lately released from ** under fire," at Charleston.
New fffrk, 1864. i2mo, pp. 8, and covers. b., h. 79671
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[Seymour.] Military Education : A Vindication of West
Point and the Regular Army. [n. p. 1864.] izmo, pp. 7.
B.
Seys (J.) Extraordinary Trial of the Rev. John Seys, Pastor
of the Bedford Street Methodist Episcopal Church, New York
City, for an alleged Assault and Battery on Mrs. Elizabeth Cram ;
.. [Ntw Tork. 1857.] ^^°» PP* **• Portrait. B. -{- Second
••■ '"' "-7.] "
Edition. \^Ibid. 1857. J 8vo, pp. 12. Portrait.
79673
Seywald (B. V.) Blasius Vitalis Seywald's Welt-Spiegel.
Darinnen man sehen lean, wie gross die gantze Welt ? Wie
unlangst die Neue crfunden und biszhero an alien Ortcn der
Christliche Glaub auszgebreitet worden ist. Auch wie ... der
Turck ... auss Europa konte vertrieben und gar vertilgt wcrden.
[Nurnbtrgf'\ 1671. i2mo. Maps, -f [Nurnberg?\ Gedruckt
... im Jahr 167a. i2mo. Frontispiece and 2 Maps, -f- Nurn-
berg. 1673. i2mo. Maps. 79^74
Chapter! xviii. to xxv. relate to America.
Seywald. Kleine Cosmographia, oder Summarische Be-
schreibung der gantzen Welt, von Vier Asia, Europa, Africa und
America ... [n. p.] Anno Marlce Del partnth faLlCI \\b^^.
!2mo. 79675
In the " Kleine Cosmographia " — a dialogue between Magister and Discipulus —
Magisijr tells his pupil, who has just asked t ** Now tell me about the Fourth Fart ot
the World, America, or the New World," that ''in America the chief country is
J,ip.in, which has seventy-two Kingdoms subject to it, lying near to China," etc.; and
the only account of America in the book is a very concise description of Japan.
Seyxas y Lovera (F. de). See Seixas y Lovera, iupra.
Shackford (C. C.) An Address ... at the Consecration of
the Pine Grove Cemetery, July 24, 1850. By Charles C. Shack-
ford. Lynn: Thomas Herbert. 1850. 8vo, pp. 32. ba. jg^jb
Shackford. A Citizen's Appeal in regard to the War with
Mexico. A Lecture, d( livered at Lyceum Hall, liynn, January
16, 1848, By Charles C Shackford. Boston: Printed by Andrews
l^ Prentiss. 1848. 8vo, pp. 40, and covers. e. 79677
Shadd (M. A.^ a Plea for Emigration; or, Notes of Canada
West, in its moral, social, and political aspect : with suggestions
respecting Mexico, W. Indies and Vancouver's Island, for the
Information of colored Emigrants. By Mary A. Shadd. Detroit :
PrinteJ by George W. Pattison. 1852. 8vo, pp. 44. H. 79678
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The Shadow of the Rock. [In verse.] New Tork. 1867.
Sq. lamo, pp. 224. 7*^679
Shadow (B.), pseudon. Echoes of a Belle ; or, a Voice from
the Past. By Ben Shadow. New Tork. 1853. i2mo.
Shadows of the Metropolis. See [Laurence (I.)], Vol. x.,
No. 39256.
The Shady Side. See [Hubbell [Mrs. M. S.)], Vol. viii., No.
33462.
Shaffer (J. W.) Speech of J. W. Shaffer at Freeport, III.,
June 12, 1865. [n. p. ? 1865.] 8vo. 79681
Shaffner (Tal[iaferro] Pfreston]), b. 1818, </. 1881. His-
tory of the United States of America : from the Earliest Period
to the Present Time. ... By Tal. P. Shaffner ... London and New
Tork: London Printing and Publishing Company. [1863.] 2 vols.,
8vo, pp. {x\ iv, vi, xlviii, 678, 12 Plates, 11 Maps ; (2), vi, 668,
xxxvi, 7 Plates, 2 Portraits, 4 Maps. c. 79682
Three more volumes appear to liave been published, making Bve volumei in all.
Shaffner. Shaffner's Telegraph Companion, devoted to the
Science and Art of the Morse American Telegraph. By Tal. H.
Shaffner, Esq. ... New Tork : Pudney ^ Russell. 1 854-1 855. 2
vols., 8vo. c, h. 79683
Vol. I. No. I. is dated Jan. 1854.
Shaffner. The Telegraph Manual : A Complete History
and Description of the Semaphoric, Electric, and Magnetic Tel-
egraphs of Eur >e, Asia, Africa, and America, Ancient and
Modern. ... By Tal. P. Shaffner, of Kentucky. Neiv Tork:
Pudney l^ Russell. 1859. 8vo, pp. 850. 10 Portraits. c, h.
Shaffner. The War in America : being an Historical and
Political Account of the Southern and Northern States : showing
the Origin and Cause of the present Secession War. ... By Col-
onel Tal. P. Shaffner, LL.d. ... London: Hamilton., Adams., and
Co. [1862.] i2mo, pp. vi, 418. Map. b., ra., c. 79685
Corrected title of No. 77499, Vol. xviii.
Shafford (J. C.) Narrative of the Extraordinary Life of
John Conrad Shafford, known by many by the name of the
Dutch Hermit, Who for the last 50 years has lived a secluded
and lonely life, in a log hut, in a remote part of the village of
Dundee, (Lower Canada,) where he died on the 24th of April
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last, (1840,) at the age of between 80 and 90. ShafFord early
emigrated to Canada, and was induced fust tu prefer a lonely life
in consequence of being deprived of an only child, a beloved
daughter, who, when but 15 years of age, was taken prisoner and
carried ofFa captive be the Indians, and who, although she was
three months after redeemed by her afflicted father, yet in con-
sequence of the most shameful and beastly treatment she had
received from the merciless savages, she expired a wretched victim
of their barbarity, three weeks after her liberation. The particu-
lars of the Captivity and dreadful sufferings of this unfortunate
young female, may be found herein detailed ... . New-Tork : C
L. Carpenter^ Publisher. 1 840. 8vo, pp. 24, including Frontis-
piece, c. 79686
Shaftesbury Association. See Vol. xii.. No. 49383.
Shahcoolen, pseudon. Letters of Shahcoolcn, a Hindu Phi-
losopher, residing in Philadelphia ; to his friend El Hassan, an
inhabitant of Delhi. Boston^ Printed hy Russell and Cutler. 1802.
i2mo, pp. 152. 796^7
By Samuel L. Knapp. First published in thu New York "Cummercial Advertiser."
Letteri ii.-v. arc on the rights of women. An account of the state of American
poetry, etc., ia given on pp. 63-80. Improved titl(! of No. 38076, Vol. ix.
Shahgunahse Ahnumeahwene Muzzeneegun. Toronto. 1846.
i2mo, pp. 467, 50. 79688
Book of common prayer in the Ojibway Indian language, tranilated nrohubly by the
Rev. Mr. O'Meara.
Shahguhnahshe Ahnuhmeiihwine Muzzeneegun. Ojibwag
anwawaud azheuhnekenootahbeegahdag. Toronto: Printed by
Henry Rowsell^ for the Venerable Society for Promoting Christian
Knowledge, London, mdcccliii. i2mo, pp. 272, ccclvi. 79689
Book of common prayer in the Ojibway language, pp. 3-171 ; administration of
the sacraments, etc., pp. i-cxx ; the Fsalms of David, pp. cxxi-cccxxv ; hymns, pp.
cccxxvii-ccclvi. Translated by the Rev. Mr. O'Meara. Another edition as follows :
Shahguhnahshe Ahnuhmeiihwine Muzzeneegun. Ojibwag
anwawaud azheuhnekenootahbeegahdag. (The Benedicite Om-
nia Opera and Athanasian Creed are omitted for reasons stated
herein.) London : Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge ;
Northumberland j^venue, Charing Cross. [1880?] i2mo, pp. (2),
643,(1). 79690
A reprint oi the preceding edition.
Shahmah in Pursuit of Freedom ; or, the Branded Hand.
Translated from the Original Showiah, and Edited by an Ameri-
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SHAKERS.
can Citizen. New Tor k : Thatcher l^ Hutchinson. 1858. i2mo,
pp. 599.
Plate.
B., C. 79691
Shailer (W. H.) For whom should our suffrages be given ?
A Discourse, delivered on Fast Day, April 6, 1843. I^y William
H. Sh-:iler .... Boston: IVilltam D. Ticknor. mdcccxliii. 8vo,
pp. '.9. B. 79692
Shakers. Account of some of the Proceedings. See Vol.
«x.. No. 37486, and No. 7971 1, itifra.
An Account of the Shakers, a mo>:c singular Sect of Christians
in North America, who neither marry nor are given in marriage,
but profess to be as the Angels in Heaven. London : Crosby and
Co. [18x2.] i2mo, pp. 22. 79693
A Brief Account of Shakers and Shakerism. Several pages of
Shaker Music are also added whicn have never before been pub-
lished. ... Canterbury: Printed in Shaker Fillage^ Mer. Co. N. H.
[184-?] Obi. i2mo, cover-title, and pp. 16. l. 79694
A Brief Exposition of the Established Principles and Regula-
tions of the United Society called Shakers. .. Albany: Printed by
Packard and Van Benthuysen. 1 830. 8vo, pp. 23. 79^95
A Brief Exposition of the Established Principles and Regula-
tions of the United Society of Believers, called Shakers. Printed
at Albany in the year 1830, and now reprinted, with sundry
improvements suggested by the Author. IVatervliet^ Ohio. 1832.
i2mo, pp. 36. 79696
A Brief Exposition of the Established Principles and Regula-
tions of the United Society of Believers called Shakers. Im-
proved Edition. ... Albany: Printed by Hoffman and fVhite. 1834.
i2mo, pp. 36. M. -j- Canterbury^ N. H. 1843. i2mo, pp. 37.
BA. -f- New York : Printed by Edward O. yenkins. 1 846. 1 2mo,
pp. 36. ■\- Hartford. 1846. i2mo, pp. 36. -j- Hartford: Press
of Elihu Geer. mdcccl. i2mo, pp. 36. -\- New-Tor k : Printed
by Edward O. fenkins. 1851. i2mo, pp. 30. 79^97
A Brief Exposition of the Fanaticism, False Doctrines, and
Absurdities of the People called Shakers ; contained in their own
Religious Creed, or Confession of Faith, as published by them-
selves. By an Enquirer after Truth. Poughkeepsie. 1822. 8vo,
pp. 24. 79698
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Circular Letter in defence of the United Society of Believer*;,
commonly called Shakers ; with a reply to correspondents by
Lorenzo D. Grosvenor, Harvard, Mass., 1849. ['^* P* *^49']
i2mo. BM. 79699
A Concise Answer to the General Inquiry, who, or what are
the Shakers. [In verse.] Union yUlage^ Ohio. 1823. i2mo.
-f- First Printed at Union Fillage^ Ohio. 1823. Reprinted at En-
field^N.H. 1825. l6mo, pp. 14. H. -\- Printed at Stocibridge.
1826. i6mo, pp. 16. -|- Hartford. 1835. i6mo. 79700
Condition of Society ; and its only Hope, in obeying the Gos-
pel as now developing among Believers in Christ's Second Appear-
ing. Union Village., O. 1847. i6mo, pp. 120. 7970'
A Declaration of the Society of People (commonly called
Shakers), showing their reasons for refusing to aid or abet the
cause of war and bloodshed. ... Albany: Printed by E. and E.
Hosford. 1 8 15. 8vo, pp. 20. b. -\- Hartford : Printed by Hud-
son and Goodwin. 18 15. 8vo, pp. 23. H. 79702
A Discourse on the Order and Propriety of Divine Inspiration
and Revelation ; ... Also, a Discourse on The Second Appearing
of Christ ... By William Leonard. Harvard., Mass.., Published
by the United Society. 1853. i2mo, pp. 88. 79703
The Divine Book of Holy and Eternal Wisdom, revealing the
Word of God, out of whose mouth goeth a sharp word. Written
by Paulina Bates. Published by the Society called " Shakers."
Canterbury., N. H. 1849. ^ vols, in one, 8vo. c. 79704
Extract from an Unpublished Manuscript on Shaker History
(by an eye-witness), giving an accurate description of their Songs,
Dances, Marches, Visions, Visits to the Spirit Land, etc. Bos-
ton: E. K. Allen. 1850. i2mo, pp. 48. h. 79705
Improved tide of No. 23501, Vol. vi.
A Holy, Sacred and Divine Roll and Book ; from the Lord
God of Heaven, to the Inhabitants of Earth : Revealed in the
United Society at New Lebanon .... Part i. ... Canterbury., N.
H. 1843. ^v°^ PP- v"» ^^^5 (3)" "• 79706
Part II. Being a Sequel or Appendix to the Sacred Roll and
Book, to the Nations of the Earth ; containing the testifying
seals of some of the Ancient Prophets and Holy Angels, with the
Testimonies of Living Witnesses, of the marvelous work of
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God, in his Zion on earth. Printed in the United Society^ Canter-
bury^ N. H. 1843. ^vo, pp. (8), 223-402, (2). H. 79707
A Holy, Sacred and Divine Roll and Book ; from the Lord
God of Heaven, to the Inhabitants of Earth : Revealed in the
United Society at New Lebanon, County of Columbia, State of
New York, l/nited States of America. Read and understand all
ye in mortal ciay. In Two Parts. Received by the Church of
this Communion, and published in Union with the same. Printed
in the United Society^ Canterbury^ N. H. 1843. ^ parts in one vol.
8vo, pp. vii, 402, (3). 79708
" The publishers of this work, feel that it is their duty to say unto all who may read
the contents of the same, that in the compilation and arrangement of it, they have
copied the style in which it was originally written by the pen of inspiration ; that the
subject matter is preserved entire, and whereever supply words have been added to the
original matter, they are enclosed in brackets. The contents of each chapter, and a
part of the leading captions have been added also for convenience sake."
" As this is the firti printed book ever issued by the United Society at Canterbury,
among whom there is no regular printer, the mechanical execution may not be perfect
in all respect." — Advertisement.
Indoctum Parliamentum. A Farce, in one act and a beautiful
variety of scenes, [n. p. 1818.] i2mo, pp. 7. 797^9
The Brinley copy (No. 6409) contained a manuscript note, apparently written by
Judge Gabriel Furman, of Brooklyn, stating that " the annexed pamphlet refers to a
law which was made by the Legislature of New York, March 14, 18 1 8, on the peti-
tion of Eunice Chapman, to have the marriage contract between her and her husband
dissolved," etc. "Among the characters introduced in the Farce are 'General Radix'
(Erastus Root), his < dis-orderly Sergeant' (Dr. Sergeant), 'Lucifer' (Michael Ulj-
hoeffer), 'Lignum' (Speaker Wood), etc." — J. H. Trumbull. See a/so Vol. iii., Nos.
II97S, 11976.
Investigator ; or, A Defence of the Order, Government &
Economy of the United Society called Shakers, against sundry
Charges & Legislative Proceedings. Addressed to the Political
World By the Society of Believers at Pleasant Hill, Ky. Lex-
ington: K. Smith ijf Palmer. 1828. i2mo, pp. 47. 797^0
, or, A Defence of the Order, Government and
Investigator
Economy of the United Society called Shakers, against sundry
Charges and Legislative Proceedings. Addressed to the Political
World. By the Society of Believers, at Pleasant Hill, Ky. ...
Printed at Lexington., Ky. 1828. Reprinted., New-York. 1846.
i2mo, pp. 84, 19. B., BA. 797 1 1
The nineteen pages at the end contain " Some Account of the Proceedings of the
Legislature of New Hampshire in relation to the People called Shakers, in i8a8." ike
also Vol. IX., No. 37486, which is perhaps the cover-title of the same work.
SHAKERS.
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1846.
P97II
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Juvenile Guide, or Manual of Good Manners, by Lovers of
Youth. Canterbury^ N. H. 1844. Sm. 4to. 797^2
Lo ! Here and Lo ! There, or The Grave of the Heart, by
Dan. Mendon of Baltimore. New York. 1846. 8vo. 797^3
An attack on the society of Shaken.
The Memorial of the Society of People of Canterbury ... and
Enfield ... commonly called Shakers, [n. p. 1818.] 8vo, pp. 13
See also Vol. xii., No. 4763a.
Observations on the Natural and Constitutional Rights of Con-
science in relation to Military Requisitions on the People called
Shakers. [Jlhany ? 1816?] 8vo, pp. 24. b. 79715
Part II. Being a Sequel. See No. 79707, supra.
Peculiarities of the Shakers, Described in a Series of Letters
from Lebanon Springs, in the year 1832. ... By a Visitor. New
York: J. K. Porter. 1832. i8mo, pp. 116. c. 79716
Plain Evidences by which the Nature and Character of the
True Church of Christ may be known and distinguished from all
others, taken from a book entitled "The Manifesto," ... By John
Dunlavy, ... published at Pleasant Hill, Kentucky, 1818. Albany.
1834. i2mo, pp. 120. 79717
Report of the Examination. See Vol. xvii.. No. 69858.
Selection of Hymns and Poems for the use of the Believers.
Collected from sundry Authors. By Philos Harmoniae. JVater-
vliet^O. 1833. i6mo. 797i8
Shaker Millennial Praise, containing a Collection of Gospel
Hymns, in Four P rts, adapted to the Day of Christ's Second
Appearing ... Hancock. 1813. i6mo. 797^9
Somt Account of the Proceedings. See No. 797 11, supra^ note.
Some J ines in Verse about Shakers. Not published by Au-
thority of he Society, so called. ... New York: IVilliam Taylor
& Co. 1846. 8vo, pp. 56. B. 79720
A Summary View of the Millennial Church, or United Society
of Believers, (commonly called Shakers.) Comprising the Rise,
Progress and Practical Order of the Society ; together with the
General Principles of their Faith and Testimony. Published by
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order of the Ministry, in union with the Church. ... Albany:
Printed by Packard y Fan Benthuysen. 1 823. 1 2mo, pp. xvi, 320.
The preface ii signed by Calvin Green and Seth Y. Wells, and dated " New Leba-
non, May iz, 1823."
A Summary View of the Millennial Church, or United Society
of Believers, commonly called Shakers, comprising the Rise,
Progress, and Practical Order of the Society ; together with the
General Principles of their Faith and Testimony. ... Second Edi-
tion, revised and improved. Republished by the United Society,
with the approbation of the Ministry. Albany: Printed by C. f^an
Benthuysen. 1848. i2mo, pp. viii, 384. 79722
Testimonies concerning ... Mother Ann Lee. See [Wells
(Seth Y.)]
The Testimony of Christ's Second Appearing containing A
General Statement of all things pertaining to the Faith and Prac-
tice of the Church of God in this Latter-Day. Published in
Union: by order of the Ministry. Lebanon^ State of Ohio: from
the Press of John M'Clean^ Office of the Western Star. 1808.
i2mo, pp. 600, (2), errata (i). 797^3
The first edition of the so-called " Shaker Bible," the authorship of which has been
attributed to Benjamin S. Youngs, David Barrow, Calvin Green and John Meacham.
The prefsre is dated at Lebanon, ist of 12th month (December), 1808. Mr. Brinley's
copy sold for $16.
The Testimony of Christ's Second Appearing ; Containing a
General Statement of all things pertaining to the Faith and Prac-
tice of the Church of God in this Latter-Day. Albany: Published
by the United Society called Shakers. 1808. i2mo, pp. 620.
The Testimony of Christ's Second Appearing ; Containing a
General Statement of all things pertaining to the Faith and Prac-
tice of the Church of God in this Latter-Day. Published by
order of the Ministry in union with the Church. ... Second Edi-
tion, corrected and improved. Albany: Printed by E. and E. Hos-
ford. 1 8 10. i2mo, pp. xxxviii, 620, (2). ba. 79725
At the end are two pages of " A Poem, containing a short Abridgement of the fore-
going Testimony."
The Testimony of Christ's Second Appearing ; containing a
General Statement of ... the Faith and Practice of the Church
of God in this Latter Day. ... Third Edition, corrected and
improved. Union Village.^ Ohio : B. Fisher and A. Burnett^ Print-
ers. 1823. i2mo, pp. xvii, 573, (3). BA. 79726
SHALER.
353
Testimony of Christ's Second Appearing, exemplified by the
Principles and Practice of the True Church of Christ. History
of the Progressive Work of God, extending from the Creation
of Man to the " Harvest," comprising the four great Dispensa-
tions now consummating in the Millennial Church. ... Anti-
christ's Kingdom, or Churches contrasted with the Church of
Christ's first and second appearing ... Published by the United
Society called Shakers. Fourth Edition. [^Albany? 1856?]
B., BA. 79727
for 1778. By
1778. i2rno.
izmo, pp. xxiv, 631, (i).
Shakspear, pseudon. Modern Characters
Shakspear. London : Printed ^ Sold by D. Brown
-f Second Edition. [Ibid.'\ 1778. i2mo, pp. 80.
79728
Shakspeare (W.) The I Plays and Poems | of | William Shak-
speare. | Corrected from the latest and best | London editions, with
notes, by | Samuel Johnson, l.l.d. | To which are added, | A Gloss-
ary I and the | Life of the Author. I Embellished with a striking
likeness from the! collection of his Grace the Duke of Chandos. |
First American Edition. | Vol. 1. 1 Philadelphia : I Printed and sold by
Bioren & Madan. \ MDCCXcv. | i2mo, pp. (4), iii-xlviii, 384.
Portrait. l. 79729
The portrait of Shakspeare bears the inscription : " Engraved by R. Field, from the
original Picture, in the Collection of the Duke of Chandos. /. 5. i." This " First
American Edition" of Shakspeare 's works is very rare. The other volumes are as fol-
lows : Vol. II., M DCC xcv, pp. 412 ; Vol. in., m dcc xcv, pp. 432 ; Vol. iv., m dcc xcvi,
pp. 447; Vol. v., MDCCXCVI, pp. 392; Vol. VI., M DCC xcvi, pp. 388; Vol. VII., MDCC-
xcvi, pp. 43*5 Vol. VIII., MDCCXCVI, pp. 304, Poems 128. l.
Mr. William Kelby informs me that the prospectus of this edition, dated " Philadel-
phia, Dec. 16, 1794," appeared in " Dunlap and Claypoole's American Daily Adver-
tiser," Dec. 22, 1794, No. 4899, with the following heading: " Shakspeare's Works. |
First American Edition byjMountford, Bioren Sc Co. [Proposals for Printing by Subscrip-
tion, the whole] Dramatic Works|of William Shakspeare, in eight duo-|decimo volumes,
from Jones's Dublin Edition." See also the Brinley catalogue, No. 7185.
Shaler (C.) An Address delivered on the Fourth July, 1835,
to the Citizens of Elizabeth ... assembled to celebrate the fifty-
ninth Anniversary of American Independence. By Charles Sha-
ler, Esq. ... Pittsburgh. 1835. 8vo, pp. 16. B. 79730
Shaler (W.), b. 1778, d. 1833. Sketches of Algiers, Polit-
ical, Historical, and Civil. Containing an account of the geog-
raphy, population, government, revenues, commerce, agriculture,
arts, civil institutions, tribes, manners, languages, and Recent
Political History of that country. By William Shaler, American
Consul General at Algiers. Boston : Curnmings, Milliard^ and
Company. 1826. 8vo, pp. viii, 310. ba., c. 79731
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Mr. Shaler was also the author of a " Cummunication on the Language, Manners,
and Customs of the Hcrbers or Brebcrs of Africa, in a series of letters to Peter S.
Duponceau," printed in the Transactions of the American Philosophical Society, and
issued separately, Philadelphia, 1S24, 4to.
Shall a Great Nation go abroad to Pay its Interest ? [n. p.]
1870. 8vo. 79732
Shall I go to War. See [Erskine (John)], Vol. vi., No. 22792
... Shall our Government act, or refrain from acting, in Mex-
ican Affairs ? [n. p. 1866.] 8vo, pp. II. H. 79733
Shall our Ocean Mail Service be performed by foreign steam-
ships? And will an American Congress by their actions, decide
that "England shall be Mistress of the Seas?" Baltimore:
Printed by John IV. I'Vooih. 1857. 8vo, pp. 18. H. 79734
Shall the Freedmcn be admitted to the Right of Suffrage.
By a Member of the Richmond Bar. Jugusta^ Ga. : James N.
Ells. 1865. 8vo, pp. 133, and covers. 79735
Shall the People or the Politicians decide the Issue ? [n. p.]
1864. 8vo. 79736
Shall We Have an Armistice? [IVashington. 1864.] 8vo,
PP- 6, (i). 79737
Shall we suffocate Ed. Green ? See [Redpath (James)], Vol.
XVI., No. 68530.
Shallus (F.) Chronological Tables for every Day in the
Year. Compiled from the most Authentic Documents. By
Francis Shallus. ... Philadelphia : Merritt^ Printer. 1 81 7. 2 vols,
in one, i2mo, pp. 348; 349-596. 7973^
The Sham Beggar. A Farce. Philadelphia : Andrew Steuart.
1762. 79739
Title from Hildeburn.
The Sham Patriot Unmasked. See [Sampson (Ezra)], Vol.
ra)l,
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XVIII., Nos. 75929, 75930, and add: + Middletown. [1802.]
i2mo, pp. 92. -\- Concord : George Hough. 1805. 8vo.
Shamokin, Penn. Report of the Proceedings and Speeches
at the Dedication of Coal Estates for the benefit of the poor ; a
free college and African colonization, at Shamokin, Northumber-
land County, Pennsylvania, on the 22d of December, 1854.
Philadelphia : McLaughlin Brothers. 185J. 8vo, pp. 31. B., s.
SHANKS.
355
Report of the Managers of the Shamokin Vallky and P(»tts-
villc Railroad Company. To the Stockholders. May 3d, 1858.
Philadelphia: King iff Haird^ Printers. 1858. 8vo, pp. 13,(1).
Continued. 79742
The Shamrock or Hibernian Chronicle ... New Tork. 18 10-
1813. 3 vols., 8vo. 79743
Edited by Edwurd Gilleipy, and publishud trum Dec. 16, 1810, tu June 5, 1813.
Shanafelt (J. R.) The End to the Slavery Controversy.
By the Rev. J. R. Shanafelt, Pittston, Luzerne Co., Pa. Phila-
delphia: C. Sherman^ Son & Co.., Printers. 1864. 8vo, pp. 16. b.
Shand (P. J.) Oration delivered before the Revolution and
Cincinnati Societies of Charleston, South-Carolina, on the fifth
of July, 1830. By Peter J. Shand ... Charleston: Printed by yi.
E. Miller. 1830. 8vo, pp. 20. b. 79745
Shane (J. D.) The Bush in the Flame ; A Sketch of the
Immigrant Church. A Sermon preached before the ... Presby-
tery of West Lexington, at the opening of their Sessions at
Mount Horeb, September i, 1858. By J. D. Shane. ... Cincin-
nati: John D. Thorpe. 1858. 8vo, pp. 27. B. 79746
[Shangar (Marcus).] Letter to the Rev. John Tucker of
Newbury, upon his Remarks on a Discourse of the Rev. Jona.
Parsons, delivered the 5th of March, 1774. [Boston:^ America
[New England). 1775. 8vo, pp. 17. N. 79747
Signed ; " Marcus Shangar."
Shank (D.) Rise and Progress of Methodism in Cobleskill
Centre, Schoharie County, N. Y. By David Shank. Albany^ N.
r.: J.Munsell. 1863. 8vo, pp. 8. + [/&/W.] 1864. 8vo, pp. 8.
Shanklin (J. M.) Between two Parallels. A Lecture ...
before the Philomathean Society of Indiana University. By
James M. Shanklin, of Evansville, Ind. July loth, i860. Evans-
ville. i860. 8vo, pp. 24. B. 79749
Shanks (G. H.) Freedom and Slavery. An Explanation of
the Principles and Issues involved in the American Conflict, and
the Duty of the People of Britain in relation to that momentous
Struggle. By Rev. G. H. Shanks. Belfast: William McComb.
[186-?] 8vo, pp. 63. 79750
Shanks (J. P. C.) Indian Affairs. Speech of Gen. John
P. C. Shanks, of Indiana, in the House of Representatives, on
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SHANNON.
April 13, 1872. If^ashington City: Judd W Detweiltr, 1872.
8vo, pp. 30. H. 79751
Shanks. Recugnition of Crete. Speech of Hon. John P.
C. Shanks, of Indiana, in the House of Representaiives, January
7, 1869. [fVashington. 1869.] 8vo, pp. 8. H. 79752
Shanks. Speech of Gen. J. P. C. Shanks, of Indiana, un
Treatment of Prisoners of War ... before the Grand Army of
the Republic, Washington, D. C, March 19, 1870 ... [Pvaih-
ington. 1870.] 8vo, pp. 16. H. 79753
Shanks. Vindication of Major General John C. Fremont,
against the attacks of the Slave Power and its Allies. By Hon.
John P. C. Shanks, of Indiana, in the House of Representatives,
l^uesday, March 4, 1862. fVashington^ D. C. : Scammell W Co.,
Printers. 1862. 8vo, pp. 21. b. 79754
Shanks (W. F. G.), k 1837. Personal Recollections of Dis-
tinguished Generals. By William F. G. Shanks. New fori:
Harper i^ Brothers. 1866. i2mo, pp. 352. Woodcuts. -\- Lon-
don : Sampson Low. 1866. i2mo, pp. 352. Portraits. 79755
Shanly (C. D.), b. iSiij d. 1875. The Truant Chicken.
[In verse.] By Charles D. Shanly. Illustrated by H. L. Ste-
phens. New fork and Boston. 1867. Sm. 4to. 7975^
Also: A Jolly Bear and his Friends. [In verse.] ... New York. 1867. Sm. 410.
— The Monkey of Porto Bello. [In verse.] ... New Tork. 1867. Sm. 410, pp. 6.
Shanly (W.), b. 18 19. Report of Walter Shanly, Esq. on
the Ottawa Survey. ... Printed by Order of the Legislative
Assembly. Toronto. 1858. 8vo, pp. 56. s. 79757
Shanly. Report on the Ottawa and French River Naviga-
tion Project. By Walter Shanly, Civil Engineer. ... Montreal:
Printed by John Lovell. 1863. 8vo, pp. 56. Map. B. -{-Second
Edition. \lbid.'\ 1863. 8vo, pp. 56. Map. 7975^
Also: Report on the Toronto and Guelph Railway. ... Toronto. 1852. 8vu. —
Report on Toronto Harbour. ... Toronto. 1853. 8vo.
Shannon (G.) Speech of George Shannon, Esq. On the
Resolution for the Removal of Judge Clark from Office on
account of his decision in the Bourbon Circuit Court against
the Constitutionality of the Endorsement and Replevin Laws.
{^Frankfort., Ky. : Printed by Kendall & Russell. 182- ?] 8vo, pp.
19. ba. 79759
SHANNON.
357
Shannon (I. N.) Divine Providence in American History
and Politics. A Discourse delivered in the Second Presbyterian
Church, New- Brunswick, N. J., July 4, 1852. By Rev. Isaac
N. Shannon, Pastor of said Church. ... Ntw-Brunswick : A.
Ackerman. 1852. 8vo, pp. 24. b., s. 79760
Shannon. The Professional Scholarship demanded by the
Age. An Address delivered before the Alumni of Jefferson Col-
lege, August 6th, 1856. By Rev. Isaac N. Shannon ... Pitti-
buigh : Printed by John T. Shyrock. 1856. 8vo. 7976i
Shannon (J.) Address on Education before the Two Houses
of the General Assembly of Missouri. By James Shannon.
Jejff'erson. 1 851. 8vo. 79762
[Shannon.] An Address delivered beforr tnc Pro-Slavery
Convention of the State of Missouri, Held in Lexington, July
13, 1855, on Domestic Slavery, as examined in the Light of
Scripture, of Natural Rights, of Civil Government, and the Con-
stitutional Power of Congress. ... St. Louis^ Mo. 1855. 8vo,
pp. 32. 79763
Shannon. The Philosophy of Slavery, as identified with the
Philosophy of Human Happiness. An Essay. By James Shan-
non ... rrankfort^ Ky,: A. G. Hodges & Co. 1849. 8v°> PP* S^*
-f [Third Edition.] Cincinnati. 1854. 8vo, pp. 40. b. 79764
[Shannon {Mrs. Mary Eulalie Fee).] Buds, Blossoms, and
Leaves; Poems by Eulalie [^pseudon.^. Cincinnati: Moore^ IVils-
tach^ Keys. 1854. i2mo, pp. vii, 194. c. 79765
Shannon (T. B.) Abolition of Slavery. Speech of Hon.
Thomas B. Shannon, of California, ... in the House of Repre-
sentatives ... June 14, 1864. [^fVashington. 1864.] 8vo, pp. 8.
Shannon (William). Narrative of the Proceedings of the
Orangemen of Kingston during the visit of H. R. H. the Prince
of Wales. ...Kingston, i860. 8vo, pp. 50. 797^7
Shannon. The United Empire Minstrel, with a chronolog-
ical table of National Events. ... Toronto. 1852. 8vo, pp. 300.
The Shannon and the Chesapeake: A Poem. ... London:
Printed by T. C. Hansard^ for C. Cradock and W. Joy. 18 1 3. 8vo,
pp. 24. BA. 79769
VOL. XIX. 23
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SHARP.
SHANT7, (J. Y.) RcliUion (I'mi voyage a Manitoba, par J. Y.
Shanlz ; acrompagncc il'iinc analyse ilc: I/Aitc conccrnant Ics
Tcrrcs de la Puissance, et d'un extiait du pamphlet piihlir par Jc
gouvcrncmcnt at [j/V] siijet de Manitoba. Publie par le Departc-
ment de I'Agriculture, (ntawa. Ottawa : Imprim'e par Rohertson^
Roger dS" Cie. 1873. 8vo, pp. 30, (i), and covers. L. 79770
Shapley ^E. C.) lycgal Guide for Oil Companies and Stock-
holders ; including a Digest of the Mining Laws of Pennsyl-
vania. My E. Cooper Shapley, Jr. Philadelphia. 1H65. 8vu.
Sharan (J.) The Adventures of James Sharan . tompilcd
from the Journal, written during his Voyages and Travels in the
Four Quarters of the Globe. ... /Baltimore: Printed hy G. Dobbin
i^ Murphy. 1808. i2mo, pp. 225, (2), subscribers' names (12).
Sharland (G.) Knapsack Notes of General Sherman's
Grand Campaign through the State of Georgia, the I'-mpire State
of the South. Hy George Sharland. Springfield^ III. : Johmon
y Bradford. 1865. 8vo, pp. 68. c. 79773
Sharp (A.) Vovtcs aux Terrcs Magellaniqucs, par Andre
Sharp, traduit dc I'A -^lais. Rouen. 1712. i2mo. 79774
Title from Boucher de la Richardicrc, vi. 396.
Sharp (A.), pseudon. [/'. e. David Rittcnhousc]. The | Con-
tinental I Almanac, | [Engraving] | for the | Year of our Lord,
1781 : 1 ... I By Anthony Sharp, Philom. | Philadelphia : \ Printed and
sold hy Francis Bailey ^\...\ [1780.] i2nio, pp. (36). "-79775
Sharp. The | Continental | Almanac, | [Engraving] | for the|
Year of our Lord, 1782: | Being the Second after Leap- Year. )
The Seventh Year of American Independence. | By Anthony
Sharp, Philom [/. e. David Rittenhouse]. | Philadelphia : I Printed
and Sold by Francis Bailey^ in | Alarket-street., between Third and
Fourth-streets. \ [1781.] Sm. 8vo, pp. (36). H.s.p. 79776
Title from Hildeburn. Continued to 1785 or later.
Sharp. The Continental Pocket Almanac for 1781. By
Anthony Sharp [/. e. David Rittenhouse]. Philaddphia : Francis
Bailey. 1 780. i8mo. 79777
Also for 1782.
Sharp. Der Gantz Neue Verhessertej Nord-Anicricanisehc|
Calender I Auf das I785ste Jahr Christi, | Welches cin gcnuin
Jahr von 365 Tagen ist. | Und enthalt, | Die Wochcn- Monaths-
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359
Naruen- Fcycr und andcrc dcm r<anci-|mai) r.u wisscn nutAliche
uiul mcrlcwurdiu;c I'agc ; dcs Mundt-n Aui- uiul | Unttigangi
seine Zcichcii, Grade und Vicrtcl ; die Aspectcii der Pla-(netcn,
samt der Witterung ; des Sicbcn-gcstirns Aufgang, Sud-|platz
uiui Untergang ; Auf- und Untergang der Sonnen ; ncbst | der
Kluth oder dem Hoheti Wasser /.u Philadelphia •, | (Jnd aiidcre
^ewohnlichc C lender- Arbeit. | Wit auch : | Virschicdenc aiige-
iichme Poetische Stiicke j Geschichten, &c. &c.|Berechnet vor-
nemlich nach der Pcnnsylvanischen Himmels-Ciegend ; | JiHoch
in den angrenzcndcn f/andschaftcn ohne nicrklichcn Untcrschcid
■All gcbrauchen. | Ziim Zehndcnmal herausgegcben | und vcrfertiget
von Anthony Sharp, Philom [/. e. David R'\ttcnho\isc'].\ Lancastery
dedruckt und zu finden by Francis Bailey ^ in der Koenigs-strnsse. \...\
[1784.] Sm. 4to, pp. (36). 79778
First issued for 1776. The almanac for 1779 appe.utd umler the real lume of the
ciimpilfr, D.ivid Rittenhouse. Ste Hlldebiirn's " Issues of the Press in Pennsylvania,"
No. 3807.
Sharp. The Lancaster Almanac for ... 1776. By Anthony
Sharp, Philom [/. e. David RittenhouseJ. Lancaster: Francis
Bailey. [1775.] i2mo, pp. (36). 79779
Continued to 1780, and afterwards as "The Contincnt.il Almanac," lupra.
Sharp. The I Lancaster | Pocket Almanack, | For the Year
1778. 1 Being the Third Year of American | Independency. | Fitted
to the use of Pennsylvania, and the neighbouring States. | Con-
taining I A I variety of useful Lists and | Tables. | By Anthony
Sharp, Philom [/". e. David Rittenhouse]. ( Lanauter : [ Printed by
Francis Bailey, | who is removed /rom the r/orth to \ the South-Side of
King-Street y j a few doors below the Market.\ [1777.] 24mo, pp.
(24). H.s.p. 79780
Title from Hildeburn. Continued to 1780, and afterwards as "The Continental
Pocket Almanac," supra.
Sharp (B.), and others. The | Voyages | and | Adventures | of |
Capt. Barth. Sharp | And others, in the j South Sea : | Being | A
Journal of the same. | Also | Capt. Van Horn with his Buccanieres
sur- 1 prizing of la Vera Cruz.
Relation of Sir Henry Morgan
iiirds in the | West-Indies, and \
I The President of Panama's Account of the same | Expedi
Translated out of Spanish. | And Col. Beeston's adjustment of
the Peace be- 1 tween the Spaniards and English in the West
Indies. | Published by ?. A. Esq;. | London \ Printed by B. W. for
To which is added | The true
his Expedition against the Span-
in the | West-Indies, and his taking Panama. | Together with
President of Panama's Account of the same I Expedition ;
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R, H. and S, T. and are to he sold | hy ff^rdter Havis in Amen- Cor-
ner, M 1)1 i.xxx IV. I 8v«), pp. (24), 172. A ill cinht, (a) in fuiii,
ii-i. in eights, and M in six. 1.. 7(^78 1
Editcil by Philip Ayrr^), whoKe initial* .ippcar on the title. Thi; n.urjtivr of V.iyi.
Slurp'a .itiventum t'mm April, 16X0, to January, 16M1, till* pp. 1-114; Ciptain Van
Horn'* taking uf' la Vera Cruz, 1681, pp. 115-110} C'apt. Carliahr'tt Ailvi'nturcs, ttti..
16M3, |>p. 111-113; The truL- Rclatimi i>t Admiral Mriiry Mnigati> Kxpcditiim again^t
the Spaniardi in the Wcst-lndim, in the Year 1670, pp. 114-119; Of thr t.ikirig thi
Castir of Chagrc, 1670, pp. 130, 131; Admiral Morgan*! Kxpcdition ag.iinit l'iiian\i,
1671, pp. 131-144; Don Juan I'i're/ dt (iuzm.in President of' P.ir).ini.i, hi:< Ri'l.itiuii
of the l.itc Action of the English there in the Went-Inilie*. Heinj; ,1 Letter iritrnr|i|ci|
hy thetn, as it waa going into Spain, ami brought to Admiral Morgan. Kendud intu
English, out of the Spaniith, 1670, pp. 14;-! 59; 'I'he Relation of ('olonel lieentDn,
his Voyage to Carthagena, fur adjuiiting the Peace nude in Spain, fur the West -Indie.,
&i., 1671, pp. 160 171.
bit also Dampirr (W.), Vol. v., Nu«. 18373-yo; Exquemelin (A. O.), Vid. vi,,
Nui. 23479-89; and Hatke (W.), Vol. vii., No. 19473.
Sharp (D.), b. 1783, d. 1853. Apustolicic Mode of Preach-
ing. A Seniion ... in Boston, htfoic the Conference of Huptist
Ministers, May 29, 1832. Hy Daniel Sharp ... . Boston: Lincoln
i^ Ednuinds. [1832.] 8vo, pp. 16. H. 79782
Sharp. Christian Mourning. A Discourse ... at the Funeral
of Rev. Lucius Holies, d.u. ... Hy Daniel Sharp. Boston: Gould^
Kendall b' Lincoln. 1844. ^vo, pp. 44. B. 7978 j
Sharp. Counsels and Cautions. The Substance of an Ad-
dress read before the Conference of Baptist Ministers in Massa-
chusetts, at their Annual Meeting in Boston, May 27, 1835. By
Daniel Sharp ... . Boston: Gouldy Kendall and Lincoln. 1835.
8vo, pp. 16. H. 79784
Sharp. A Discourse, pronounced before his Excellency
William Eustis, Esq. Governor, The Honorable Council, and
the two houses, composing The Legislature of Massachusetts,
May 26, 1824. Being the Anniversary Election. By Daniel
Sharp, Pastor of the Third Baptist Church in Boston. Boston:
Printed hy Order of the Legislature^ True and Greene^ Printers to the
State. 1824. 8vo, pp. 24. h., m. -f Second Edition. [Ihid.]
1824. 8vo, pp. 24. H. 79785
Sharp. Hints on Modern Evangelism, and on the Elements
of a Church's Prosperity: A Discourse, ... October 9, 1842.
By Daniel Sharp. ... Boston: ff^illiam D. Ticknor. M Dccc XLin.
8vo, pp. 24. B. 79786
Sharp. Honor to whom Honor. A Tribute to the Memory
.SHARP.
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i)f the Mom. John (j^uincy Adams, delivered February 27, 1848.
\iy Daniel Sharp ... . Boston: ff'iiiiam D. 7i(knor U Company.
Mi>cccxLviw. 8vo, pp. 18. 797^7
Sharp. The Memory of the Just. A Discourse delivered
ill the First Haptist Meeting-House in Providence, August ;/.o,
1H28, at the Internient of Rev. Stephen (ian«), a.m. late l\ist(»r
iif the Church. My Daniel Sharp .... lioston : Printetl by Lin-
coln ^ Etimands. 1828. 8vo, pp. 20. H. 79788
SHARif. Obedience to Magistrates inculcated. A Discourse
... betiore the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company, June
I, 1840, being the 202d Anniversary. My I Daniel Sharp ... .
H'iston : Gould^ Kendall and Lincoln. 1 840. 8vo, pp. 28. H.
Sharp. Obligation of Christians to the Heathen. A Ser-
mon ... before the General Convention of the Haptist Denom-
ination in the United States, ... Philadelphia, April 29, 1829.
By Daniel Sharp ... . Boston: Printed by Lincoln is' Edmands.
[1829.] 8vo, pp. 24. HA. 79790
Sharp. A Pei)ple encouraging their Pastor. A Sermon ...
in South Boston, before the Hoston Baptist Association, Sep-
tember 27, 1848. By Daniel Sharp .... Boston: ^[fohn Putnam.^
Printer. 1848. 8vo, pp. 16. H. 79791
Sharp. Plea for Peace. A Discourse delivered on Fast Day,
April 2, 1846. By Daniel Sharp .... Boston: IViUiam D. Tick-
mr and Company. MDCCCXLVI. 8vo, pp. 25. H. 79792
Sharp. Prosperity of a Church. A Sermon ... at the Ded-
ication of the Meeting-house of the Oliver-street Baptist Church,
New York, Sept. 21, 1845. ^Y l^aniel Sharp. New Tori:
Lewis Colby i^ Co. mdcccxlvi. 8vo, pp. 24. h. 79793
Sharp. Recognition of Friends in Heaven : A Discourse.
By Daniel Sharp .... Boston: "John Putnam^ Printer, [n. d.] 8vo,
pp. 24. H. + Third Edition. \_Ibid. n. d.] 8vo, pp. 24. b.
j- Fourth Edition. \^Ibid. n. d.] 8vo, pp. 24. H. 79794
Sharp. Recognition of Friends in Heaven. By Daniel
Sharp, D.D. With a Memorial, by John Wayland, d.d. ...
Boston: "James French y Company. 1857. ^vo, pp. 51. Portrait.
Sharp. Reflections against the Baptists refuted. A Sermon
delivered at the Dedication of the Baptist Meeting-House in
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New-Bedford, Oct. 22, 1829. By Daniel Sharp ... . Second
Edition. Boston: Printed by Lincoln ^ Edmonds, [n. d.] Hvo,
pp. 24. H. 797^6
For the first edition lee No. 79800, infra.
Shaxp. Report of the Union Committee of the Sunday
Schools of the Three Baptist Societies in Boston. Together
with an Address, delivered at the General Meeting of the Schools,
October 29th, 1817. By Rev. Daniel Sharp, a.m. Boston:
Printed by Farnham and Badger . 181 7. 8vo, pp. 23. ba. 79797
Sharp. The Selection and Use of Acceptable Words. A
Sermon ... at the Ordination of Mr. Ebenezer Thresher, Jr. to
the Pastoral Charge of the First Baptist Church, Portland, iiy
Daniel Sharp .... Portland: Printed by Day i^ Eraser. 1828. 8v(),
pp. 18. H. 79798
Sharp. A Sermon, preached at the Funeral of His Excel-
lency William Eustis, Esq. late Governor of the Commonwealth
of Massachusetts, in presence of The Constituted Authorities of
the State, February 11, 1825. By Daniel Sharp ... . Boston:
True and Greene., Printers. 1825. 8vo,- pp. 22. 79799
Sharp. A Sermon delivered at the Dedication of the Baptist
Meeting House in thir Town [New Bedford], Oct. 22d, 1829.
By Daniel Sharp of Boston, [n. p.] 1829. 8vo. 79800
For another edition iee No. 79796, 'upra.
Sharp. Sermons before The Oliver Street Baptist Church,
New- York, on the Sabbath of their opening for public worship
their new meeting-house, Sept( mber 21st, 1845. By Daniel
Sharp and William R. Williams. New-Tor k : Lewis Colby & Co.
MDCCCXLVi. 8vo, pp. 24, 38, and covers. 79801
Sharp. Services at the Fortieth Aimiversary of the Installa-
tion of Rev. Daniel Sharp, d.d., as Pastor of the Charles-street
Japtist Church, Boston, April 29, 1852. Boston: Ticknor^ Reerl.,
and Eields. M dccc lii. 8vo, pp. 68. b., m. 79802
Sharp. The Tendency of Evil Speaking against Rulers,
illustrated in a Discourse delivered on Fast Day, in the Third
Baptist Meeting House in Boston, April 3, 1828. By Daniel
Sharp. ... Boston : Beals., Homer i^ Co. Printers. 1828. 8vo, pp.
20. B. 79803
Sharp. A Tribute of Respect to the Character and Memory
SHARP.
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of Mr. Ensign Lincoln, who died December 2, 1832. Bv Daniel
Sharp .... Boston: Lincoln and Edmands. [n. d.J 8vo, pp. 16.
Sharp. Two Discourses on the Character of Rev. Thomas
Chalmers, d.d. By Daniel Sharp. IVorcester : Samuel Chism.
[1847.] 8vo, pp. (2), 103-122. 79805
Sharp. The Wisdom and Goodness of Ciod, in our Calami-
ties. A Discourse ... on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 24, 1842.
By Daniel Sharp ... Boston: IVilliam D. Ticknor. M Dccc XLiii.
8vo, pp. 20. 79806
Sharp (D.) Court-Martial of Major Daniel Sharp, First Bri-
gade Pennsylvania Militia. Philadelphia. 1835. i2mo. 79807
Sharp [Granville], b. ^j'^^^d. 1813. Annual Parliaments,]
the Ancient and most Salutary | Right | of the Commons of Great
Britain. | Being an Extract from Sharp's " Declaration | of the
People's Natural Rights to a Share in | the Legislature," printed
in 1774» P'l 157 to 170. | Wherein is shewn, | that the Statutes of
4 Edw. III. c. 14. and I 36 Edw. in. c. 10. which ordain, " that |
a Parliament shall be holden every Year] once, &c" must neces-
sarily be under- 1 stood to mean, — A new Election of Representa-
tives, *' every Year once, | and more often if need he." \ London : \
Printed by Galabin and Baker ^ in Ingram- \ Court ^ Fenchurch-Street. |
M.ncc.Lxxx.l 8vo, pp. 25. h. 79808
Sharp. An | Appendix | to the | Representation, [ (Printed in
the Year 1769,) | Of the | Injustice and Dangerous I endency of
7\)-| lerating Slavery, or of Admitting the | least Claim oi Private
Property in the | Persons of Men in England. | By Ciranville
oharp. I London : | Printed for Benjamin fVhite^ {No. 63.) in Fleet- |
Street^ and Robert Horsejield^ (No. 22.) in \ Ludgate-Street. | m dcc-
Lxxii.| 8vo, pp. 28. ba., p. 79809
Sharp. A | Declaration | of the | People's Natural Right | to a |
Share in the Legislature ; | which is the | Fundamental Principle |
of the I British Constitution of State. | By Granville Sharp.] ... j
London :\ Printed for B. IVhitc^ at Horace^ s-Head\in Fleet-Street. \
M.DCC.LXXIV. I 8vo, pp. 32. BA. 7981O
Sharp. A | Declaration] of the] People's Natural Right] to a]
Share in the r.egislaturc, I which is the] Fundamental Principle] of
the] British Constitution of State. ] By Granville Sharp. ] ... ] Lon-
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the Newest Printing-Office, \ in Market-Street. 1774. | Svo, pp.
21. P. 79811
This title, and the one next following, are from Hildeburn's " Issues of the Press in
Pennsylvania."
Sharp. A | Declaration | of the | People's Natural Right | to a |
Share in the Legislature, | which is the] Fundamental Principle | of
the I British Constitution of State. | By Granville Sharp, j ... | Z««-
don. Printed: \ Philadelphia, Reprinted \ And sold by Benjamin Towni\
in Front-Street, near \ the Coffee-House. 1774. | 8vo, pp. 21.
Sharp. A | Declaration | of the | People's Natural Right | to a |
Share in the Legislature ; | which is the ( Fundamental Principle |
of the I British Constitution of State. | By Granville Sharp.] ... j
London : Printed, \ New York : Re-printed by "John Holt in \ Dock-
Street. \M'DCCt,xxiv,\ Svo, pp. 16. H. 79813
Sharp. A | Declaration | of the | People's Natural Right | to a |
Share in the Legislature ; | which is the | Fundamental Principle j
of the I British Constitution of State. | By Granville Sharp. |...|
The Third Edition. | London : Printed. \ Boston : | Re-Printed and
Sold by Edes and Gill, in ^ueen-Street.
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79814
Sharp. A Declaration of the People's Natural Right to a
Share in the Legislature ; which is the Fundamental Principle of
the British Constitution of State. By (Jranville Sharp ... [n. p.]
1774. Svo, pp. 16, 79815
Sharp. A | Declaration! of the [People's Natural Right | to a|
Share in the Legislature ; | which is the | Fundamental Principle j
of the I British Constitution of State. | By Granville Sharp. |...|
London : | Printed for B. White, at Horace* s-Head | in Fleet-Street, \
M.DCC.LXXIV.] 8vO, pp. (4), xl, 244. H. 79816
Printed for private distribution <jnly. See "Monthly Review," liii. 179.
Sharp. A | Declaration | of the | People's Natural Right | to a
Share in the Legislature ; | which is the | Fundamental Principle
of the I British Constitution of State. | By Granville Sharp.]...
The Second Edition, j London : \ Printed for B. IVhitc, at Horace's
Head,\in Fleet-Street, j m.dcc.lxxv. ) Svo, pp. (4), xl, 244, Index
245-279- ... . ^•' ^"•' "• 79^17
Some copies were issued without the index.
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Sharp. Extract | from a | Representation | of the | Injustice |
and I Dangerous Tendency] of tolerating | Slavery, | or | Admitting
the least Claim of private Pro-|perty in the Persons of Men in
England. | By Granville Sharp. | London : Printed mdcci.xix. | Phil-
adelphia : Re-printed by "Joseph Cruk- \ shank^ in Third-Street^ oppo-
site the ff^ork-house.\ M dcclxxi.\ Sm. 8vo, pp. 53. p. 79818
Edited by Anthony Benezet. This edition was also appended to Benezet's " Some
Historical Account of" Guinea," printed at Philadelphia in the same year. See Vol. 11.,
No. 4689; and Hilueburn's " Issues of the Press in Pennsylvania," No. 2633.
Sharp. Extract from a Representation of the Injustice and
Dangerous Tendency of tolerating Slavery ; or Admitting the
least Claim of private Property in the Persons of Men in Eng-
land. By Granville Sharp. First printed in London, mdcclxix.
[Philadelphia Printed^ London: reprinted. 1772.] 8vo, title and
pp. 147-198, Index (6). 79^19
This is an appendix to the English reprint of Benezet's " Some Historical Account
of Guinea."
[Sharp.] Extract of a Letter to a Gentleman in Maryland ;
Wherein is demonstrated the extreme wickedness of tolerating
the Slave Trade, in order to favour the illegalities of our Colo-
nies, where the Two First Foundations of English Law, (Two
Witnesses of God) are supplanted by opposite (and of course
illegal) ordinances, which occasions a Civil Death of the English
Constitution, so that these Two Witnesses may be said to lie
dead in all the West Lidia Islands ! London : James Phillips.
M.DCC.xciii. 8vo, pp. 14. 79820
Signed at the end : " Granville Sharp."
[Sharp.] A | General Plan | for laying out ( Towns and Town-
ships] on the New- Acquired Lands | in the | East Indies, America,
I or elsewhere. I ... I [n. p. 1794.] 8vo, pp. 24. Plan. n.
[Sharp.] A General Plan for laying out Towns and Town-
ships on the New- Acquired Lands in the East Indies, America,
or elsewhere ; In order to promote Cultivation, and raise the
Value of all the adjoining Land, at the Price of giving gratis the
Town-Lots, and, in some Cases (as in new Colonies), also the
small Out-Lots, to the first Settlers and their Heirs so long as
.hey possess no other Land ; and on equitable Conditions. First
Printed in 1794. Second Edition, [n. p.] 1804. 8vo, pp. 24.
Plan. 79822
Sharp. The | Just Limitation of Slavery | in the | Laws of
God, I compared with | The unbounded Claims of the African |
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Traders and British American | Slaveholders. | By Granville Sharp.
With a copious Appendix : | containing, | An Answer to the Rev.
"r. Thompson's Tract in | favour of the African Slave Trade.
— Letters con-|cerning the lineal Descent of the Negroes from
the I Sons of Ham. — The Spanish Regulations for the | gradual
Enfranchisement of Slaves. — A Proposal] on the same Principles
for the gradual Enfran-jchisement of Slaves in America. — Re-
ports of De- 1 terminations in the several Courts of Law | against
Slavery, &c. | ... | London: \ Printed for B. IVhite^ in Fleet-Street^
and E. and C. \ Dilly^ in the Poultry. \ m.dcc.lxxvi. | 8vo, pp. (2),
67, Appendix 107, (2). b., h., p. 79823
Appendix i. has the following title : An Essay on Slavery, Proving from Scripture its
Inconsistency with Humanity and Religion; By Granville Sharp. "With an intro-
ductory Preface," (by a Gentleman of the Law, in West Jersey) "containing the Sen-
timents of the Monthly Reviewers on a Tract, by the Rev. T. Thompson, in Favour
of the Slave Trade." ... Burlington: Wat Jeney^ Printed, M, dcc. LXXni. London;
reprinted., '776-
Sharp. The | Law of Liberty,|or,| Royal Law, | by which]
all Mankind will certainly j be judged ! ] Earnestly recommendeii
to the I Serious Consideration ] of all ] Slaveholders and Slavedeal-
ers. ] By Granville Sharp. ] ... | London : \ Printed for B. ff^hite^ at
Horace'' s-Head., in Fleet-Street^ \ and E. and C. Dilly^ in the Poultry.
I MDCCLXXVI. J 8vo, pp. 55. H., P. 79824
Sharp. The j Law ] of ] Passive Obedience, ] or ] Christian Sub-
mission to Personal Injuries : ) Wherein is shewn, that the several
texts of scripture, ] which command the entire submission of serv-
ants or ] slaves to their masters, cannot authorize the latter to]
exact an involuntary servitude, nor, in the least degree, ) justify
the claims of modern slaveholders. ] By Granville Sharp.]...]
[London: B. White. 1776.] 8vo, pp. 102, (i). H., p. 79825
Sharp. The ] Law ] of] Retribution ; ] or, ] A Serious Warning ]
to ) Great Britain and her Colonies, ] Founded on unquestionable
Examples of ] God's Temporal Vengeance ] against ] Tyrants,
Slave-holders, and Oppressors. ] The Examples are selected from
Predictions in the Old ] Testament, of National Judgments, which
(being] compared with their actual Accomplishment) demonstrate]
" the sure Word of Prophecy," as well as the immediate ] Inter-
position of Divine Providence, to recompence] impenitent Nations
according to their Works, j By Granville Sharp. ]...] ZeWaw .• ]
Printed by W, Richardson., \ For B. White., at Horace's Head., in
Fleet Street; \ and E. and C. Dilly., in the Poultry. \ mdcclxxvi. )
8vo, pp. (4), 357. A., H. 79826
SHARP.
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Sharp. Letter | from [Granville Sharp, Esq. | of | London, [to
the] Maryland Society | for Promoting the | Abolition of Slavery,!
and the I Relief of Free Negroes and others. Unlawfully | Held in
Bondage. | ... | Baltimore: Printer/ hy D. Grahatn^ L. Tundt^ and
IV, Patton^ in Calvert-\ Street^ near the Court-House. \ M.ncc.xciii. (
8vo, pp. u. H. 79827
Sharp. Letter to Granville Sharp, Esq. on the proposed
Abolition of the Slave-trade. London: "J. Debrett. 1788. 8v().
5m " Monthly Review," lxxviii. 255.
Sharp. A memorable Letter] from the | venerable Granville
Sharp to Benjamin Franklin. | [n. p. n. d.] 8vo, i page. h.
On slavery. DateJ : London, January 10, 1788.
Sharp. A | Representation | of the | Injustice and Dangerous
Tendency I of | Tolerating Slavery ; | or of | admitting the least
Claim |of I rrivate Property in the Persons of Men, | in England. |
in Four Parts. I Containing, r. Remarks on an Opinion given in
the year 1729, by the (then) Attorney General and Sollicitor
General, concerning the Case of Slaves in Great Britain. 11.
The Answer to an Objection, which has been made to the fore-
going Remarks, iii. An Examination of the Advantages and
Disadvantages of tolerating Slavery in England. The latter are
illustrated by some Remarks on the Spirit of the Plantation Laws,
occasionally introduced in Notes, which demonstrate the Cruel
Oppression, not only of Slaves, but of Free Negroes, Mulattoes,
and Indians, and even of Christian Whitt Servants in the British
Colonies, iv. Some Remarks on the ancient Villenage, shewing,
that the obsolete Laws and Customs, which favoured Oppression,
cannot justify the Admission of the modern West Indian Slavery
into this Kingdom, nor the least Claim of Property, or Right of
Service, deducible therefrom. | By Granville Sharp. | London :\
Printed for Benjamin White^ {No. 63) in Fleet-\ Street^ and Robert
Horsejield^ {No. 22) in \ Ludgate- Street. \ mdcclxix. | 8vo, pp.
(4), 167. ... "•' P- 79^30
An appendix was published in 1772. See No. 79809, iupra.
Sharp. Serious Reflections on the Slave Trade and Slavery.
By Granville Sharp. London: IV. Calvert. 1805. i6mo, pp. 46.
[Sharp.] A short | Tract | concerning the | Doctrine [ of | " Nul-
lum Tempus occur-|"rit Regi : "|shewing| the particular Cases
to which it I is applicable j| and [that it cannot, according to Law,)
be effectual I for the] Recovery of Manors, Lands, or | Tenements,
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I alienated from the Crown. | London : | i
Lxxix. I 8vo, pp. viii, 31.
nte(/ in the Tenr M.Dtc.-
M. 79832
Sharp. "The System of Colonial Law" compared with the
Eternal Laws of God ; and with the indispensable principles of
the English Constitution. By Granville Sharp. London : Printed
by Richard Edwards. 1807. i6mo, pp. 20. c, H. 79833
[Sharp.] Tracts, | containing the | Ancient and only True
Legal I Means | of
Second Edition.
8vo, pp. 95.
National Defence | by a Free Militia. | ... | The
London: | Printed in the Tear \ M.DCC.LXxxi,|
M. 79834
Sharp. Tracts, | concerning the | Ancient and only True
Legal I Means of | National Defence, | by a | Free Militia. | ... | By
Granville Sharp. | London: \ First printed in 1781. | Third Edition.,
1 782, 1 /or Mr. Dilly., Poultry ;
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8vo, pp. 141.
B., H., M.
In the "Collections" of the Massachusetts Historical Society, vol. iii., pp. 162-166,
are printed two letters of Granville Sharp, the first of which, addressed to Dr. Franklin,
is " on the subject of American Bishops."
Sharp (J.), h. 1817, d. 1888. Petition and Remonstrance of
Jacob Sharp on behalf of the Broadway Railway Association.
Jan. 1853. ["• P- 1^53-] ^^o, pp. 43. s. 79836
Sharp. The Proceedings befoie Hon. D. P. Ingraham, at
the ... Supreme Court, in the City of New York, in the case
of Jacob Sharp, against the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty
of ... New York ... . Reported by Elbridge T. Gerry ... .
New Tork : Wm. C. Bryant dff Co., Printers. 1859. 8vo, pp. 87.
Sharp (J.) An Account of the Principle and Effects of the
American Air-stove Grates. By James Sharp. Eleventh edition.
London. [177-?] 4to, pp. 18. M. 79838
Sharp (J.) A | Sermon | Preached At | Ti inity Church in New-
York I in America, August 13. 1706. | At the Funeral of | The
Right Honourable Katharine Lady | Cornbury, | Barroness \s\c\
Clifton of Leighton Bromswold, &c. | Heiress to the most Noble
Charles Duke of | Richmond and Lenox: | And | Wife of his
Excellency Edward Lord Viscount | Cornbury, Her Majesties
Captain General and | (lovernour in chief of the Provinces of
New-York, I New-Jersey, and Territories depending there- 1 on in
America, &c. | Bv John Sharp, a.m. Chaplain to the (2^'^^"''
Forces I in the Province of New-York, j Printed and Sold h
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fVtUiam Bradford at the Bihle in\ Ncw-Tf'ork^ 1 706. | Sm. 410,
title, and pp. 20. h.s.p. 79839
Title furnished by Mr. CharlL-s R. Hildeburn. Mr. Menzics'g cupy sold for $38.
Sharp. A | Sermon | Preached at | Trinity-Church in New-
York, | in | America, | August 13. 1706. |At the I Funeral I Of the
Ri^ht Honourable! Katherine Lady Cornbury, | Haroncss Clifton
of Leighton Hromswold, &c. Heiress to | The most Noble Charles
j^uke of Richmond and I^enox,|Wife to his Excellency Edward
Lord Viscount Cornbury, | Her Majesty's Captain General, and
Governor in Chief | of the Prc^vinces of New- York, New-
Jersey, and Terri- 1 tories depending thereon in America, &c.| ...
I By John Sharp, a. m. Chaplain to the Queen's Forces in | the
Province of New-York. | London : Printed and Sold hy H. Hills^ In
Black-fry ars^ \ near the Water-side. For the Benefit of the Poor. \
[1706?] 8vo, pp. 16. A., L. 79840
Sharp. A Sermon Preached at Trinity-Church in New-
York, in America, August 13. 1706. At the Funeral (^f the
Right Honourable Katherine Lady Cornbury, Haroness Clifton,
of Ivcighton Hromswold, &c. Heiress to the most Noble Charles
Duke of Richmond and Lenox, and Wife to his Excellency
Kdward Lord Viscount Cornbury, Her Majesty's Captain CJen-
cral, and Governor in chief of the Provinces of New- York,
New- Jersey, and Territories depending thereon in America, he.
\\y John Sharp, A.M. Chaplain to the Queen's Forces in the
Province of New- York. London: Printed for y. Morphew. 1708.
8vo, pp. 16. 79841
Sharp (J. B.) The Anti-Corj\-Law League and the Cotton
Trade. By Joseph B. Sharp. London. 1844. 8vo. 79842
Sharp (J.) Astronomical Calendar ; or, Farmers' Almanac,
for 1823: being the third after Leap Year. ... With a variety
of useful Information, intermixed with a few choice Titbits. By
Joshua Sharp. Ithaca: Printed hy A. P. Searing ^ Co. [1822.]
Sm. 8vo, (15) leaves. b. 79843
Also for 1817, Rochester, [n. d.] Sm. 8vo.
Sharp. The Farmer's Almanac for ... 1818 ... Calculated
by J. Sharp. Baltimore. [181 7.] 8vo. 79844
Sharp. Poor Robin's Almanac, for the Year of our Lord,
1822, being the second after Bissextile or l/cap Year, and the
46, & 47 of American Independence. ... Calculated bv Joshua
370
SHARPe.
rl
Sharp. Philoilflphiti : Printed hy D. Dickinson, [n. d.] Sm. 8vo,
{i6) leaves. B. 79845
See u/io Vol. 1., No. 38850.
Sharp (L. J.) Viiulication of the Character of the late Col.
Solomon P. Sharp, from the Calumnies published against him
since his Murder by Patrick Darby and Jeroboam (). IJcauchamp.
Jiy lA'andcr J. Sharp. Frankfort: A. Kendall ds* Co. 1827. 8vo,
pp. HO' c. 79846
"This book was suppressed by the family after it had been printed. All were
destroyed, except twenty-five tcpies, which were hidden in a recess in the wall of the
Sh.irp dwelling at Frankfort, in 1827. They were accidentally discovered in 1877
fifty years afterwards." Ste Robert Clarke it Co. 'a " Bibliotheca Amcric4na," 1878,
No. 1989. See alio No. 79848, infra.
Sharp (P. B.) The Reconstruction of the American Union;
or, Confederation of North American Republics. By Pindar B.
Sharp. June, 1863. [n. p. 1863.] i2mo, pp. 24, and covers.
Sharp (S. P.) Bcauchamp's Trial. A Report of the Trinl
of Jereboam O. Bcauchamp, before the Franklin Circuit Court,
ill May, 1826, upon an Indictment for the Murder of Col. Solo-
mon P. Sharp .... From shorthand notes taken during the Trial,
by J. (i. Dana and R. S. Thomas. Frankfort: Printed hy Albert
G. Hodges. [1826.] 8vo, pp. 153. B. 79848
Corrected title of No. 18431, Vol. v. See alto Vol. I., N08. 4159-4162; aiij No.
79846, supra.
Sharp (!'.) Catalogue of Provincial Copper Coins, Tokens,
Tickets, and Medalcts, issued in Great Britain, Ireland, and the
C\)lonics, during the JCighteciith and Nineteenth Centuries,
described from the originals in the collection of George Chct-
wynd, Bart. By Thomas Sharp. London. 1834. Rl. 410.
Sixty copies printed for private distribution, at the expense of Sir George Chetwynd.
Sharp (W. S.) A Lecture on Political Morality. By Will,
iam S. Sharp. Trenton.^ N. J. : IVilliarn S. Sharp., Printer, [n. d.]
8vo, pp. 21. H. 79850
Sharp-Snout ; or. The Mysteries of the Trapper's Cave. By
the Author of "Spotted Dan," etc. N'ew York: G. Munro & Co.
1867. i8mo, pp. 94. 79851
Sharpe (Horatio). See Vol. xi.. No. 45095.
Sharpe (Lynch Lawdon). The Viceroy's Dream ; or, The
Canadian Government not "wide-awake," a mono-dramatico
poem, [n- p.] 1^38. 8vo. 79852
SHARSWOOD.
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"It i« in 5 scenes an<l .ippcirs to h.ivc reference to the C.in. Ri'hcllion of 1857 8.
A ropy is in the Rodlci.in Library, Uxtiird." — MomiiAn'h Hihltnihnu Cunutienm.
Shari'E (VV.) The Case i)f William Sharpe, Ksq. ... Lon-
don. 1712. 8vo. 79^53
Kcl.itL's to tliL' lsl.m1l of Bjrli.iducii.
Sharpe (W. C.) Rcconl of the Sharpe Family in England
anil America frum 1580 to 1870. My W. C. Sharpe. Seymour.
Connecticut. 1874. i6mo, pp. 33. 79^54
Sharpe. Seymour and Vicinity: Historical Collections. Hy
VV. C. Sharpe. Seymour., Connecticut : Recor<l Print. 1878. 8vo,
pp. 148. 79855
Sharpe. Sharpe Genealogy and Miscellany. Hy W. C.
Sharpe. Seymour ; Conn.., Record Print. 1880. i8mo. 79856
Sharpless (J.) Family Record ; containing the Settlement,
iiiul (jcncalugy to the present time, of the Sharpless Family, in
North America. With an Appendix, containing Memorials of
the Dying Sayings, &c., of several Deceased Members of the
Family, not before published. By Joseph Sharpless. Philadel-
phia : Pub "shed and Sold hy the Author., No. 30, Arch street : sold also
h Kimher t^f Sharpless, No. 93, Market street. 18 16. i2mo, pp.
132, Index 2 leaves. 79^57
Sharplky (S.) S..m Sharplcy's Iron-Clad Songster. New
York. [1864.] i8mo. 79858
Sharpstkin (J. R.) A Digest of the American, English,
iScotch and Irish Reports of I/ifc and Accident Insurance Cases.
Hy John R. Sharpstein, of the San Francisco Bar. San Francisco:
Sumner., IVhitney & Co. 1872. 8 vo. 79^59
Sharswood (G.), b. 1 8 10, d. 1883. Address delivered at the
University of Pennsylvania, before the Society of the Alumni, on
the occasion of their Annual Celebration, December loth, 1856,
by the Hon. George Sharswood, ll.d. Philadelphia: King fif
Batrd., Printers. 1857. 8vo, pp. 37, and covers. 79860
Sharswood. Address delivered at the Uni'.ersity of Penn-
sylvania, before the Society of the Alumni, at their 119th Annual
Celebration, January 18, 1869. By Hon. George Sharswood,
i.l.d. ... Philadelphia: De Armond iff Goodrich., Printers. 1869.
8vo, pp. 23. B. 79861
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SharswooI). The Common Law of Pennsylvania. A Lec-
ture read licfore the f.aw AcadcMiy of Philadelphia, at the open-
ing of the session of 1855-6. My Hon. Cieorgc Sharswour),
Provost of the Academy. Philadelphia : L. R. Bailey. 1855.
8vo, pp. 30, and covers. 79862
Sharswood. a C"mpend of Lectures on the Aims and
Duties of the Profession of the Law. Delivered before the Law
Class of the University of Pennsylvania. Hy (ieorgc Sharswoml
... Philadelphia : T, ^ */. ly. Johnson, 1854. 8vo, pp. ijo. i,.
A later edition as follows :
Sharswood. An Essay on Professional Ethics. By George
Sharswood. ... Third Edition. Philadelphia : T. i3' J. It^. John-
son W Co. i86g. i2mo, pp. 220. b. 79864
Originally {lublished under the title; "A Cumpcnd of Lectures," etc.
Sharswood. Ohituiry Notice of Joel Jj)nes, read before the
American Philosophical Society, Oct. 5, i860. Hy Cieorj.'e
Sharswood. Philadelphia, i860. 8vo. 79865
See also Vol. iv., No. 15586.
Sharswood (W.), b. 1836. The Betrothed; or, Love in
Death. A Play in Five Acts. By W. Sharswood. Philadel-
phia. 1865. 8vo, pp. 79. 79866
Sharswood. Elenore, a Drama ... Philadelphia. 1862. 8vo.
Reissued as " The Betrothed," suf>ra.
Sharswood. The Miscellaneous Writings of William Shars-
wood. Vol. I. Philadelphia. 1862. 8vo. 79868
Sharts (J.) Eulogy on the Death of Capt. Abram Van
Olinda, who fell at the Battle of Chapultcpec, September 13,
1847. Delivered in the First Presbyterian Church, Albany, ...
July 7, 1848, by Col. John Sharts. Jlbany: Printed by Joel }^un-
sell. 1848. 8vo, pp. 24. M. 79869
Shattuck (G. C), b. 1783, d. 1854. Extract from the
Will of George Cheyne Shattuck, deceased. Bequests to Socie-
ties and to Trustees for the benefit of Societies. ... Boston.
1854. 8vo, pp. 8. h. 79870
Shattuck. Three Dissertations on Boylston Prize (Questions,
for the Years 1806 and 1807. By George Cheyne Shattuck,
M.D. Being the Dissertations to which the Boylston Prize Medals
SHATTUCK.
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Boston : Ffirrandy Miillory is! Co. tSoS. 8
vo.
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wcTC Adjudged.
p|i 192. H. 79871
Shattuck ((r. C) An Address ... it the Annu.il C'om-
mrncement of the Medical School of Harvard University, ...
March 6, 1861. Uy (jcorgc C Shattuck, m.d. ... Boston:
David Clapp, h inter. 1861. 8vo, pp. 15,(1). BA. 79872
Shattuck. An Introductory Lecture before the Medical
Class of 1857-8 of Harvard University. Hy (n'orirc C. Shat-
tuck, M.JJ. ... Boston: Printed by David CUipp. 185^. 8vo, pp.
29. B. 79873
Shattuck. Reply to B. R. Curtis, on Exc'^utive Power. ...
Krom the Hoston Daily Advertiser, Oct. 22, 1862 Boston.
1H62. 8vo, 79^74
Sha'ITUCk (J.) Report of the Committte of <''aims ... on
the ... Petition of Jarcd Shattuck ... Feb. 17, 1808. ff^nshing-
m. 1808. 8vo, pp. 10. 79^75
By D. Holtnct.
Shattuck (L.), A. 1793, </. 1859. A Complete System of
Family Registration. ... Hy Lemuel Shattuck ... . Boston: ff^ill-
iam D. Ticknor. M D ccc XLI. 2 parts, 4.to. H. 79876
Shattuck. Contributions to the Vi'al Statistics of the State
of New York. By Lemuel Shattuck, ' sq. of Boston. [AVw
Y'ork. 1850.] 8vo, pp. 28. A., H. 79877
Shattuck. A History <if the Town of Concord ; Middle-
sex County, Massachusetts, trom its earliest settlement to 1832 ;
and of the adjoining towns, Bedford, Acton, Lincoln, and Car-
lisle; containing various notices of County and State History not
before published. By Lemuel Shattuck, Member of the Massa-
chusetts Historical Society. ... Boston: Russell, Odiorne^ and Com-
pany, Concord: "John Stacy. 1835. 8vo, pp. viii, 392. Map. A.
[Shattuck.] How shall we vote on the Water Act } [^Bos-
ton. 1845 •''] ^vo, pp. 24. M. 79879
Shattuck. Letter from Lemuel Shattuck in Answer to
Interrogatories of J. Preston, in Relation to the Introduction of
Water into the City of Boston. Boston : Samuel N. Dickinson.^
Printer. 1845. ^vo, pp. 40. A., BA. 79880
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Shattuck. Letter to the Secretary of State, on the Registra-
tion of Hirths, Marriages and Deaths, in Massachusetts. Hy
Lemuel Shattuck. \^Boston. 1845.] 8vo, pp. 42. ha. 79881
Shattuck. Memorials of the Descendants of William Shat-
tuck, the Progenitor of the Families in America that have borne
his name ; includiiig an Litroduction, and an Appendix containini";
collateral information. Hy Lemuel Shattuck ... Boston: Printed
hy Dutton and IVentworth^ for the Family. 1855. 8vo, pp. (6),
414. Portrait. a. 69882
[Shattuck.] Report of a General Plan. See Vol. xi. 45986,
Shattuck. Report to the Committee of the City Council
appointed to obtain the Census of Boston for the Year 1845,
embracing Collateral Facts and Statistical Researches, illustratino;
the History and Condition of the Population, and their Means of
Progress and Prosperity. By Lemuel Shattuck. Boston : John H.
Easiburn^ Printer. 1846. 8vo, pp. vii, 179, 95. Maps. a., b.
[Shattuck.] Sanitary Survey of the Town of Attleborough.
By the Chairman of the Commissioners appointed under a resolve
of the Legislature of Massachusetts .... Boston: Printed by Dut-
tou y Wentworth. 1 850. 8vo, pp. 32. A., h. 79884
[Shattuck.] Sanitary Survey of the Town of Lawrence, by
the Chairman of the Commissioners appointed under a Resolve
of the Legislature of Massachusetts, relating to a Sanitary Survey
of the State. ... Boston: Printed by Dutton l^S IVentnvorih. 1850.
8vo, pp. 23. A., B. 79885
Shattuck. The Vital Statistics of Boston ; containing an
Abstract of the Bills of Mortality for the last Twenty-nine
Years, and a General View of the Population and Health of the
City at other periods of its History. By Lemuel Shattuck. ...
Boston. 1841. 8vo, pp. 35. B. -f Philadelphia: Lea ^ Blanch-
ard. 1841. 8vo, pp. 35. A., M. 79886
Mr. Shattuck also prepared the following : Appendix to Fourth Annu.il Report to
the Legislature relating to the Rejjistry and Returns, of Births, Marriages, and Dcathj
in Massachusetts, 1844.-45. Brntoii. 1845. 8vo. — Instructions to Town and City
Clerks, etc., relating to Registration. Bustun. 1849. 8vo. — Report on the S.init.iry
Survey of the State, made to the Legislature, March, 1849. [Boston. 1849.} 8vo. —
Report on the Subject of the State Census of 1850. Boston. 1849. 8vo See aho
Vol. XI., No. 46049.
Shatzel (J.) The Mexican ... [In
1841. i6mo, pp. 124.
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Shaver (Mr.) North America No. 7. Papers relating to
the Imprisonment of Mr. Shaver at Fort Warren in Boston Har-
l)or. ... London: Printer/ by Harrison am/ Sons. [1862.] Folio,
pp. 9. BA. 79888
Shaver (L. A.) A History of the Sixtieth Alabama Regi-
ment, Gracie's Alabama Brigade. By Lewellyn A. Shaver. ...
Montgomery ,, Ala.: Barrett i^ Brown. 1867. 8vo, pp. 1 11. H.
Shaver (The), pseudon. [t. e. Rev. John Macgowan]. Priest-
craft Defended. | A | Sermon] occasioned by the! Expulsion | of | Six
Young Gentlemen | from the | University of Oxford. | P'orj Pray-
ing, Reading and Expounding the Scriptures. | Humbly Dedicated
to I Mr. V— C— r and the H— ds of H— s. | By Their Humble
Servant, | The Shaver. | The Sixth Edition. | London Printed. \ Phil-
adelphia., I Rc-printed., and Sold^ by IVilliam and Thomas Bradford \
At the London Coffee-House. \ m.dcc.lxix. | 8vo, pp; v, 25. h.s.p.
-f Supposed to be written by the late Dr. Franklin. ... The
Nineteenth Edition. Litchfield. [1785.'] i2mo, pp. 30. s.
According to Halkett and Laing, the twenty-first edition, London^ 1810, lias the
author's name. Other American editions as follows :
The Seventh Edition. London : Printed,
Gili, in Slueen- Street, 1769. I2mi.>, pp. 24.
Boston : Re- Printed, and Sold, hy Edes and
H.
The Tenth Edition. Newport, R. I. 1770. izmo. w.
The Twelfth Edition, Corrected and much Enlarged. Newport, Rhode-Island: Re-
printed and Sold hy Solomon Southtuick. 1770. i2mo, pp. 36. w.
The Tenth Edition. London : Printed. Boston : Re-Printed, and Sold, hy Edes and
Gill, in ^een-Street. 1 77 1. i2mo, pp. 24. w.
The Thirteenth Edition. London Printed. New Haven, Reprinted. [^lyji.] i2mo.
The Seventeenth Edition. Boston, Re-printed, 1802. i2mo.
The I Shaver's | New | Sermon | for the | Fast Day. | Respectfully
inscribed | to the Rev. and Laborious Clergy | of the Church of
England, | by their humble servant, | Pasquin Shaveblock, Esq. I
Shaver Extraordinary. | [Curious woodcut.] | ... | London : \ Printed
hy IV. Taylor., Black Friars ; j Sold by y. Parsons., Paternoster Row. \
1795. 1 8vo, pp. 25.
BA. 79891
The I Shaver's | New | Sermon | for the | Fast Day. | Respectfully
inscribed | to the Rev. and laborious Clergy | of the Church of
England, | by their humble Servant, | Pasquin Shaveblock, Esq. |
Shaver extraordinary.) [Woodcut.] | ... | The Second Edition,)
with a fresh stropt Razor. | London : \ Printed by W. Taylor., Black
hian',\ ... 1 1795.I i2mo, pp. (4), 30. B. -f- The Fourth Edi-
tion. London, 1795. 8vo, 79892
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The Shaver's New Sermon for the I'ast Day. Respectfully
inscribed to the Rev. and Laborious Clergy of the Church of
England. By their Humble Servant Past;uin Shaveblock, Esc].,
Shaver Extraordinary. New Tork : S. Hand^ and H. Ganon.
1796. 8vo, pp. 23. j.c.B. 79893
The Shaver's New Sermon for the Fast-Day. Respectfully
inscribed to the Rev. and laborious Clergy of the Church of
England. By .heir humble Servant, Pasquin Shaveblock, Esq.
Shaver Extraordinary. To which is added Reflections on French
Atheism and English Christianity. Sixth Edition. [Woodcut.]
Philadelphia. 1796. 8vo, pp. 16. -{-Albany. 1796. 8vo.
Shaw (B.), and others. Trial of Benjamin Shaw, John Alley
Junior, Jonathan Buffum, and Preserved Sprague, for Riots and
Disturbance of Public Worship, in the Society of Quak;;rs, at
Lynn, Massachusetts, before the Court of Common Pleas, held
at Ipswich, Massachusetts, March i6th, 1822. Salem: Cuihing
id Appleton. 1822. 8vo, pp. 32. 79^95
This elicited : Review of thi: Trial ... with Remarks ... [n. p.] 1823. Svo.
Shaw (B.) Illegality of Slavery. By Benjamin Shaw. [11.
p. n. d.] 8vo, pp. 12. B. 79896
Shaw (B. F. ),««</ Allen (F. A.) A Comprehensive (Geog-
raphy, combining Mathematical, Physical, and Political Geogra-
phy, with Important Historical Facts, designed to Prom.ote the
Normal Growth of the Intellect. By Benjamin F. Shaw and
Fordyce A. Allen. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott & Co. 1865.
4to, pp. 114. Illustrations. 79^97
Shaw (C), b. ijSi^d. 1828. A Topographical and Historical
Description of Boston, from the first settlement of the town to
the present period ; with some Account of its Environs. Bv
Charles Shaw, Esq. Member of the American Antiquarian
Society Boston: Printed and Published by Oliver opear. 181 7.
i2mo, pp. 311, (i). 8 Plates. a., h. 79898
See "North American Review," vi. 414.
Shaw (C.) An Extensive System of Emigration considered ;
with a Practical Mode of raising the necessary Funds. By
Charles Shaw. Second Edition, with Additions. London. 1848.
8vo, pp. 18. 79899
[Shaw (Charles B.)] Is Slavery a Blessing? A Reply to Pro-
fessor Bledsoe's Essay on Liberty and Slavery : With Remarks
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on Slavery as it is. Hy a Citizen of the South. Boston : 'John P.
Jewctt ^' Co, 1857. 8vo, pp. 120. H. 79900
Shaw (C. P.) Argument of Charles P. Shaw before the
Judiciary Committee of the House of Representatives, on the
Claim of Wm. McGarrahan ... IVashington. 1870. 8vo.
Shaw (D.) An Elegy on the Death of Colonel Dan Shaw,
late of Bradford, (Vt.) who departed this life November 14, 18 14.
Also on the Death of his sister, Mrs. Patience Southworth, late
Consort of Nathaniel Southworth, P2sq. of Lime, (N. H.) who
departed this life July 8, 18 14. By a Friend. Hanover: Printed
by Charles Spear. 18 1 5. 8vo, pp. 8. n. 79902
Shaw (D.) The Banker's Code : A Compilation of Laws
of the State of New York relating to Licorporated, Associated,
and Individual Banks, National lianks. Saving Banks, Loan,
Trust, Mortgage, Guaranty, Security, and Lidemnity Companies
... Compiled ... by Daniel Shaw ... . Albany: H^eed^ Parsons &
Co. 1874. 8vo, pp. 202. 79903
Shaw (E.) A Short Sketch of the Life of Elijah Shaw, who
served for Twenty-two Years in the Navy of the United States.
... Rochester: Strong i^f Dawson. 1843. i6mo, pp. 87. c.
Shaw. A Short Sketch of the Life of Elijah Shaw, who
served for Twenty-one years in the U. S. Navy, taking an active
part in Four Different Wars between the United States & Foreign
Powers: Viz. — i. With France in 1798; 11. With Tripoli from
1802 to 1805 ; III. With England from 1812 to 1816; iv. With
Algiers from 1815 to 1816: and assisted in subduing the Pirates,
From 1822 to 1824. And in 1843 t'"tered on board the "Old
Ship Zion," under a New Commander, being in the 73d year of
his age. Third Edition. Rochester: E. Shepard^ Printer. 1845.
i6mo, pp. 63. 79905
Shaw (E.) Memoir of Elder Elijah Shaw. By his Daughter.
With an Introduction by Elder D. Millard. ... Boston: L. "J.
Shaw. 1852. i2mo, pp. (4), 377. Portrait. 79906
ShAW (F.) Fred Shaw's American Diadem. [Songs.] New
TorL [i860.] 32mo. 79907
Also: Fred Sliaw's Champion Comic Mcli)dist. Ne'zi.' Turk, [i860.] iSimo. —
Fred Sluw':i Ilimi- American Comic Songster. Nnv Tork. [i860. J iSmo.
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Shaw (G.) Gus Shaw's Comic Song and Recitation Book.
Neu Tork. i860. i8nio. 799o8
Also: Gus Shaw's New Comic Songs. Pbiladtlpbia. [i860.] i8mo. — Gus Sluw'.
Original Comic Songs. New Tork, 1857. i8mo.
[Shaw (Henry Wheeler), h. 18 18, d. 1885.] Everybodily's
Friend ; or, Josh Billings' Proverbial Philosophy of Wit and
Humor. Illustrated by Nast. Hartford: American Publishing
Company. [1876?] 8vo. 79909
[Shaw.] Josh Billings' Farmer's Allminax for the Year ov our
Lord 1874. Being the 98th Year ov Amerikan Liberty, and
over 5 Thousand Years (if I don't disremember rong) since
Adam did the Bizzness for us in the Gardin ov Eden. New
Tork: Geo. IV. Carleton ijf Co. 1873. 8vo, pp. 30. 799 'o
The first issue was for 1870, New Tork: Geo. fV. Carltton & Co. 1869. It was
continued to 1880 or later. Ai\ English edition was also printed, London^ li-jiycx.c.
A collected edition was published under the Following title: Old Probabilitic's ...
Farmer's Allminax from 1870 to 1880. ... New Tori: Geo. H^. Carleton (Sf Co. 1879.
8vo.
[Shaw.] Josh Killings. His Works Complete. With One
Hundred Illustrations by Thomas Nast and others. A Biograph-
ical Introduction. Netu fork: G. IV. Carleton ^ Co. 1876. 4
vols, in one, 8vo. 799"
[Shaw.] Josh Billings, his Sayings. With Comic Illustra-
tions. New York: Carleton. 1805. i2mo. -\- \lbid.^ 1866.
i2mo. 79912
[Shaw.] Josh Billings. His Book of Sayings. Complete
Edition. London. [1876. J 8vo. 799 '3
Also printed in "More Yankee Drolleries, A Second Series," etc., London^ [1870];
and as one of " Beeton's Humorous Books," London^ 1872.
[Shaw.] Josh Billings on Ice, and other Things. With
Comic Illustrations, by J. H. Howard. New Tork: Carleton i£
Co. 1868. i2mo, pp. 263. 6 Plates. 799 H
[Shaw.] Josh Billings' Spice-Box, crammed with droll yarns,
laughable jokes, sharp repartees, wit, humor, quirks, satire and
fun. New Tork: J. S. Ogilvie ^ Co. 1881. 4to, pp. 29.
" People's Library," No. 47.
[Shaw.] Josh Billings' Trump Kards. Blue Glass Philoso-
phy. With Illustrations ... New Tork. 1877. 8vo. 799i6
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[Shaw.] Josh Billings' Wit and Humor. London. 1874.
Hvo. 799 '7
Shaw (J.) Twelve Years in America : being Observations
on the Country, the People, Institutions, and Religion ; with
Notices of Slavery and the late War ; and Facts and [ncidcnts
illustrative ot" Ministerial l.ifc and Labour in Illinois, with Notes
of Travel through the United States and Canada. By the Rev.
Janu's Shaw ... . London : Hamilton^ Jdams., and Co. Duldin :
ii f or gc Herbert. 1867. 8vo, pp. xvi, 440. Frontispiece and Map.
Shaw (J.) The Military Occupation of Chicago. Speech
of James Shaw in the Illinois Legislature, January 24, 1872.
Springfield. 1872. 8vo. 79919
Shaw (J. B[oylan]), />. 1808,^/. 1890. A Discourse ... before
the American Home Missionary Society ... Brooklyn, 1858.
By James B. Shaw ... New Tork. 1858. 8vo. s. 79920
Shaw. Sermon preached at ... Rochester, on the occasion
t)f the Funeral of John Snell, Rail Road Engineer, on ... Feb-
ruary 22, 1857. ^^y Kev. J. B. Shaw, d.d. ... Roehesler^ IV. T.
Press of Curtis., Butts ^' Co.., 1857. 8vo, pp. 7. 799?-'
Shaw (J.), b. 1707.? d. 1791. The Character of a Pastor,
according to | God's Heart, considered. | A | Sermon | preached in
Braintree South-Parish, at the | Ordination of the Rev. Mr.
Moses Taft, I August 26. 1752.] By John Shaw, a.m. | Pastor of
a Church in Bridgewatcr. | To which are annexed, I Mr. Taft's
Confession of Faith : | The Charge, by the Rev. Mr. Niles : |
and I The Right Hand of Fellowship, by the | Rev. Mr. Bayley. j
Boston: N. E. \ Printed by S. Knee/and^ in ^een-street. 1753. |
Hvo, pp. (4), 35. B., h., w. 79922
Shaw. Holding forth the Word of Life | considered, as it
respects both Minister and | People. | A | Sermon, | Preached in
Barnstable, West Parish, | October pt. 1760. | At | the Ordination
of Mr. Oakes Shaw, | to the Pastoral Office there. | By j John
Shaw, A.M. I Pastor of a Church in Bridgwater. | ,.. | Boston :\
Printed by Green and Russell^ in ^teen-street. \ 1761. | 8vo, pp. 32.
Shaw (J.), b. 1778, d. 1809. Poems by the Late Dr. John
Shaw. To which is prefixed A Biographical Sketch of the
Author [by J. E. Hall]. Published by Edivard Earle., Philadelphia.,
and by Edward "J. Coale^ Baltimore. Fry and Ka/nmerer^ Printers.
1810. i2mo,. pp. viii, 252. c, w. 79924
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Shaw (J.), h. 1773, d. 1H23. Trial of Captain John Shaw,
by the General Court-Martial holden on board the U. S. Ship
Independence, at the Navy Yard, Charlestown, Massachusetis,
upon Charges and Specifications preferred against him by Captain
Isaac Hull, of the United States Navy. Printed from the Official
Record on File in the Navy Department. ['Washington : Davis
and Force. 1822. 8vo, pp. 104. ba., m. 79925
Shaw (J.) A Ramble through the United States, Canada,
and the West Indies. By John Shaw. London. 1856. 8vo,
pp. 370. 79926
"At once superficial and pretentious." — Atbtnaumf 1857, p. 433. Sti Allibonc fur
other worlcs by the same author.
Shaw (J. A.) An Address ... before the Bridgewater Society
for the Promotion of Temperance, Feb. 22, 1828. By John A.
Shaw. ... Boston: Munroe and Francis. 1828. 8vo, pp. 24. h.
Shaw. Address ... before the Public Schools of Municipality
No. Two, City of New-Orleans, P'ebruary 22d, 1850. ... By
John A. Shaw, Superintendent of the Schools. New-Orleans.
1850. 8vo, pp. II. H. 79928
Shaw. Eulogy on John Adams and Thomas Jefferson ...
August 2, 1826, by request of the Inhabitants of Bridgewater.
By John A. Shaw. Taunton : Printed by Samuel IV. Mortimer.
1826. 8vo, pp. 20. H. 79929
Shaw. An Oration delivered before the Citizens of Plymouth,
July 4, 1828. By John A. Shaw. ... Second Edition. Boston:
Munroe and Francis. 1828. 8vo, pp. 24. H. 79930
Shaw (J. C.) The Index to the Session Laws of Minnesota
from 1849 ^o 1^75' ^y John C. Shaw, State Libiarian, assisted
by S. L. Pierce, Esq., of the Ramsay Co. Bar. St. Paul : IVest
Publishing Co. 1876. 8vo. 7993'
Shaw (J. R.) A Narrative of the Life and 7>avels of John
Robert Shaw, the Well-Digger, now resident in Lexington,
Kentucky. Written by Himself. ... Lexington: Printed by Daniel
Bradford. 1807. i2mo, pp. 163, subscribers* names, 164-180.
6 Plates. ba., c. 79932
" The author recites his adventures as a soldier in the Revolution, and subsequent
residence in Pennsylvania. He was among the first settlers that came to Fort M'ln-
tosh ; was a soldier under St. Clair, and dug the first well in Cincinnati, at Fort Wash-
ington. Owing to his success in finding water, he was known among the early settlers
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Sh.iw as a Hroiligal,' 'John R. Shaw ab a buldifr,' etc." — THOMSioN*!! Jiih/ivfrrnfiby r^'
Ohio. Priced hy Robert Clarke it Co. in 1875, $15.
Shaw (J.)i^' •yy^^'^- 1824. The Gospel Call. A Discourse
delivered in Philadelphia, August 15th, 1824. (Iking the Sab-
bath previous to his decease.) Hy the late Rev. Joseph Shaw,
LL.D. ... Philadelphia : 'J. R. Cutinin^ham^ Printer. 1824. 8v(),
pp. X, 9-50. 1!. 79933
Shaw. The Oracles of God, committed to the Church for
universal difFusion. A Sermon delivered by appointment of the
Albany Bible Society ... . By Rev. Joseph Shaw ... . Albany:
Printed by G. J. Loomis & Co. 1820. 8vo, pp. 56. h. 79934
Shaw (J.) Picturesque Views of American Scenery, engraved
by Hill, from Drawings, by Joshua Shaw. Philadelphia, 1820-
1821. Folio. 20 Plates. p- 79935
Issued originally in par's. The above title !j probably from one of" the covers.
Shaw. Picturesque Views of American Scenery, 1829.
Painted by J. Shaw. Engraved by J. Hill. Philadelphia : Pub-
lished by M. Carey y Co. [1829.] Folio, pp. (20). 20 Plates, p.
In this title the date seems to have been originally 1820, and altered to 1829.
Shaw. United States Directory, for the use of Travellers
and Merchants, giving an Account of the principal Establish-
ments of Business and Pleasure throughout the Union. By
Joshua Shaw. Philadelphia: Printed by 'James Maxwell. 1822.
i5mo, pp. ix, 156, with 40 leaves of advertisements, h. "j^^yi
Shaw (J.) Documents relating to the Claim of Joshua Shaw
as the Inventor of Percussion-Caps ... Washington, 1847. ^^"*
Shaw (J. C[rocker]), d, 1847. An Oration li^livered July
4th, 1798, at the request of the Inhabitants of the Town of
Little Crompton, in Celebration of the Anniversary of American
Independence. By Josiah C. Shaw, m.a. ... Newport: Printed
by H. & O, Farnsworth, m,dcc,xcviii. 8vo. w. 79939
Shaw (L.), b, 1781, </. 1861. Address lelivered before the
Bar of Berkshire, on the occasion of his first taking his Seat as
Chief-Justice of the Supreme Judicial Court, September Term,
1830. By Lemuel Shaw ... . From the American Jurist No. 9,
January, 1831. Boston: Stimpson ^ Clapp. 1831. 8vo, pp. 15.
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Shaw. Am Address delivered at the Opening of the New
Court House in Worcester, September 30, 1S45. Hy the Hon.
I.einuel Shaw ... . ff^orcester : Printer/I by Henry "J. Howhiud,
1H45. Svo, pp. 14. H., H., w. 79941
Shaw. A Charge delivered to the (Jrand Jury for the Couiitv
of Kssex, at the Supreme Judicial Court held at Ipswich, May
Term, 1832. ... By Lemuel Shaw, C. J. lioston. [ff^. L. Leiv'n^
Printer. '\ 1832. 8vo, pp. 16. H. 7994;
Shaw. A Discourse delivered before the Officers and Mem-
bers of the Humane Society of Massachusetts, ii. June, 181 1.
Hy Lemuel Shaw. Boston: John Eliot^ '/««. 181 1. 8vo, pp. 24.
Shaw. An Oration delivered at Boston, July 4, 1815, before
the Supreme Executive of the Commonwealth ... in coniniem-
oiation of American Independence. By Lemuel Shaw, Ks(|,
Boston: ''John Eliot. 18 1 5. 8vo, pp. 24. H. 79944
Shaw. Remarks of Chief Justice Shaw, when passing sen-
tence of Death upon Nathan Smith, for the Crime of Murder,
June 7, 1839. Lowell: Leonard Huntress^ Printer. 1839. 8v(),
pp. 7. H. 79945
For ••Obituary Notices" of Chief Justice Shaw, see [Loring (C. G.)], Vol. x., Nu.
42077.
Shaw (L. H.) The Black Man and the War. A Sermon
preached at Sudbury, Mass. ... Nov. 24, 1864, ... By Linus
H. Shaw .... IValthain : Sentinel Office. 1864. 8vo, pp. 24. H.
Shaw. Human Life. A Sermon delivered at North Mendon,
April 30, 1843, '* tieing the Sabbath next succeeding the Inter-
ment of Mr. Seth Davenport. By Linus H. Shaw ... . Milford^
Mass. 1843. ^vo, pp. 12. H. 79947
Shaw. Labor and Reward. A Sermon ... at Hampton
Falls, N. H. February 21, 184 1. By Linus H. Shaw. ... Exeter:
y. L. Beckett.^ Printer. 184 1. 8vo, pp. 18. H. 7994S
Shaw. The War, and its Cause. A Sermon preached at
Sudbury, Mass. ... November 21, 1861 ... . By Linus H. Shaw
... IValtham : "Josiah Hastings. 1861. 8vo, pp. 21. B., H.
Shaw (O.), />. 1737?//. 1807. A | Sermon | preached in Marsh-
field First Parish, April 2, 1766. | at the | Ordination | of the Rev-
erend I Mr. William Shaw, | to the Pastoral Office there. | By |
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Oakcs Shaw, a.m.( Pastor of the- West Parish in Marnstahlc. | ... |
Boston : Printer/ and Sold by Edrs and (iill^ In .^ueen- \ Strtrt^ I 766. j
8v(), pp. 36. MA., M. 79950
Shaw (Oliver), A. 1776,^.1849. The Pre. vidciuc Collection
Dedlxim : li.
7995 J
of Psalm and Hymn runes. In Two Parts.
Mann is' Co. 1815. 8vo, pp. 128.
Also; Social .inJ .S.icrcil Meliiilist ... Pi'itiidence. 1S4;. 4to.
Shaw (P.), ^. 1769, </. 1841. A Sermon, occasioned hv the
Death of Mrs. Sarah Whitman, the amiahic and virtuous C^)n-
sort of The Rev. Levi Whitman. Preached at WellHeet, De-
cember 20, 1803. Bv Philander Shaw, a.m. Pastor of the
Church in Eastham. Pid)lished by desire. ... lioston: Printed
by Alann'tng & Loring^ No. 2. Cornhill. 1804. 8vo, pp. 22. ha.
Shaw (P. H.) The Transitoriness of Human Life : A Ser-
mon preached in the First Church, in Stonington, Conn, on The
Death of Ephraim Williams Noycs, on ... July 10, 1836. IJy
Rev. P. H. Shaw. Ni-w-Tork : "John S. Taylor. 1838. 8vo, pp.
'5- 799 5 J
Shaw (P.) Ramblings in California ; containing a Descrip-
tion of the Country, Life at the Mines, State of Society, Sac.
Interspersed with Characteristic Anecdotes, and Sketches from
Life, being the Five Years' Experience of a (iold Digger. By
Pringle Shaw. Toronto: jfames Bain. [1857?] i2mo, pp. 239.
Shaw (Samuel), b. 1635, d. 1696. The Angelical Life. ...
Boston. 1744. 8vo, pp. 180. 79955
First printed at London in 1665 or earlier.
S[haw]. Immanuel : | Or, A | Discovery | of J true Religion. |
As it imports a living Principle in | the Minds of Men ; grounded |
upon Christ's Discourse with | the Samariianess. John iv. 14. |
Being the latter Clause of The Voice crying in a | Wilderness ;
Or a Continuation of the | Angelical Life. | By S. S.\ ...\ Boston^
N. E. Printed by Rogers and Fow/e^\for y. Edwards in Cornhill.
1741. 1 i8mo, pp. (2), xiv, xvii-xxxviii, 39-259. ba. 79956
First printed at London in 1667 or earlier.
Shaw. Immanuel : | or, a | Discovery | of | true Religion : | as it
imports a living principle in the minds of | Men ; grounded upon
Christ's Discourse | with the Samaritaness. Job. iv. 14. | Being
the latter Clause of The Voice crying in a | Wilderness ; Or a
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Continuation of thc| Anj^clical I-ifo. [My Samuel Shaw. | ... jTlu'
Third Kdition. | lioiton^ Printed by Rogers ami FnvU^ \fiir '/.
Ef'wards^ in Cornbill. 1744.I i8mo, pp. 246. h., ba. 79957
Shaw. The | Voice of one Crying | in a WiUlcrncss. | Or, |
the Business of a Christian,! both antccedaneous to, concomitant
of, and I conse(|uent upon, a sore and heavy Visitation; | Repre-
sented in several Sernions. | First preaeh'd to his own Family,
lying under | such Visitation : And now made Hublick as a
I'hank-Ortcring to the f-ord his Healer. | My Samuel Shaw, a
Servant of (jod in the Gospel of his Soti. | ... | /ioj/ow, Kepriutitl
by Rogers and Fowled/or \ "J. Edwards in Cornhill. 1746.I i8m<),
pp. 176. B., BA., M. 799^y
Shaw (S.), b. 1754, d. 1794. The Journals of Major Samuel
Shaw, the First American Consul at Canton. With a Life of
the Author, by Josiah ^uincy. Boston : (Vm. Crosby and H. P.
Nichols. 1847. ^^1 PP' ^''N 3^°* I'^'trait. a. 79959
The narrative ot" the military lite of Majur Sh.iw is composed cliietly of letters writ-
ten to his nearest relatives and friends, from his enlistment in the American army, at
Camhridye, in December, 1775, to its tinal disbandmcnt, at West Point, in January,
1784.
Shaw (S. 13.) A Centennial Sermon delivered in St. Luke's
Church, Lanesborough, Mass., Oct. 6, 1867, by S. H. Shaw,
[n. p. ?j 1867. 8vo, pp. 22. 79960
Shaw (T. IJ[udd]), b. 1813, d. 1862. Outlines of English
Literature. By Thomas B. Shaw, b.a.. Professor of English
Literature in the Imperial Alexander Lyceum of St. Petersburg.
A new American edition, with a Sketch of American Literature,
by Henry T. Tuckerman ... Philadelphia : Blanchard and Lea,
1852. i2mo, pp. xiii, 25-489. l. 79961
American Literature, pp. 431-4X9. A new edition under the title: Manual of linj;-
lish Literature. By Thomas B. Shaw ... Edited by William Smith ... With a Sketch
of American Literature, by Henry T. Tuckerr.ian ... New Turk: SbelJon & Co. 1S67.
lamo.
Shaw. A Smaller History of English and American Litera-
ture. For the use of Schools. By Thomas B. Shaw ... Edited
by William Smith, ll.d. and Henry T. Tuckerman. Neiv Tfork :
Sheldon &' Co. 1870. i6mo, pp. 374.
'9962
Shaw (T. D.\ b. 1801, d. 1874. Defence of Thompson
Darrah Shaw, Commander United States Navy, before the Naval
Court of Inquiry, ... convened at Washington, under the act to
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amcml thi- act to piomoti' thi* K-fricic-iuv of thi' N.ivv, .ippiuvril
famiarv if\ '^S/- I'nsi'ntcil and read OctolHr k^, 1S57, liy his
Cmiiiscl, Robert K. Sfott. lf''(iih'inf^ton : Hi-nn hilkinhnni. 1S57.
8vo, pp. 40. 79903
Shaw. Memorial ot'T. I). Shaw, Commander United States
Navy, to the President of the United States. lf''ashingto». 1858.
8vo, pp. 16. 799^'4
Shaw (W.) A Poem on the Kxcciition of William Shaw, at
Springfield, F^cc. 13, 1770, tor the Murder of Edward Kast, in
S|)ringficld (jaol. Boston. 1771. 8vo. 799^5
Shaw (W.), h. 1743, d. 18 16. The Kolly and Danger of
presuming on 'I'ime to Conie : illustrated in a Discourse, deliv-
iied at Marshfield, Nov. 24, 181 1, at the Funeral of Six Men
who on the preceding Wednesday evening were fatally Ship-
wrecked on the Neighbouring Shore ... . Hv William Shaw, a.m.
... tidUin : Printed hy Thomas C. Cushing, 1812. 8vo, pp. 20. M.
Shaw. The Resurrection of good Men to a blessed | Immor-
tality, a (jround of Consolation to I surviving Momncrs, | illus-
trated in a I Discourse, I at Plymouth,] July 14, 1799, |a few Days
after the Death and Interment | of the | Rev. Chandler Robliins,
n.n. j Pastor of the First Church of Christ in that Town ;| ... j
IJv William Shaw, a.m.] Pastor of the F'irst Church of Christ in
Marshfield. | ... | Printed by Samuel Hall^ No. 53, Cornbil^ Boston. |
1799. 1 8vo, pp. 24. KA. 79967
Shaw. A | Sermon, | Preached November 14, 1787. | at the |
Ordination | of the | Rev. Ebenezcr Daws, | to the] Pastoral Care
of the First Church, | in |Scituate. | By William Shaw, a.m. | Pas-
tor of the First Church in Marshfield. | Boston : Printed by Ed-
mund Freeman.^ at his Olfice\ North-side of the State-House. | m,dcc,-
i.xxxviii. I 8vo, pp. 29. H. 79968
Shaw. A Sermon, Preached, October 3, 1792, at the Ordi-
nation of the Rev. Josiah Crocker Shaw, to the Pastoral Care of
the Church in Cohasset. By his Father, William Shaw, a.m.
Pastor of the First Church in Marshfield. Printed at Boston., by
I, Thomas., and E. T. Andrews., mdccxciii. 8vo. w. 79969
Shaw (W.) A Practical Narrative of the Autumnal Epidemic
Fever, which prevailed in Philadelphia in the Year 1803. By
William Shaw. Philadelphia: A. ^ G. IVay. 1804. 8vo, pp. 40.
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Shaw (W.) Golden Dreams and Waking Realities ; being
the Adventures of a Gold-Seeker in California and the Pacific
Islands. By William Shaw. London: Smithy Elder & Co. 1851.
Post 8vo, pp. xii, 316. 79971
Shaw (W. J.) Speech of William J. Shaw in the Senate of
California, February 7, 1856, on Constitutional Reform. Sacra-
tnento. 1856. 8vo. 79972
Shaw (W. W.) On the Resurrection. Funeral Sermon on
the Death of Abraham Becker, Esq., delivered by Rev. W, W.
Shaw, at South Worcester, N. Y., Aug. 11, 1868. Albany^ N.
T.: IVeed^ Parsons l^ Co. .^ Printers. 1869. 8vo, pp. 26. b.
Shawanese Indians. See Shawnee Indians.
Shawmut : or the Settlement of Boston by the Puritan Pil-
grims. ... Boston: IVaite^ Peirce and Company. 1 845. i8mo, pp.
136. B. -\- Boston: Charles IVaite. 1847. ^8mo, pp. (2), 5-136.
Frontispiece, b., l. -|- Second Edition. Boston. 1848. i6mo.
Report of the Insurance Commissioners upon the Shawmut
Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Boston, ... April 14,
1857. [Boston, 1857.^ 8vo. s. 79975
Shawnee County, Kansas. Historical Sketch of Shawnee
County, Kansas. Prepared for the occasion of the Centennial
CY-lebration July 4, 1876. Topeka^ Kansas : Commonwealth Steam
Book and "Job Printing House. 1876. Sm. 8vo, pp. 68. 7997^
The Shawnee Indians. See [Guthrie (A.)], Vol. vii. 29324.
Shawnee Language. The Gospel according to Saint Matthew
translated into the Shawanoe Language by Johnston Lykins.
Revised and compared with the received Greek text, by J. A.
Chute, M.D. Shawanoe Baptist Mission.^ Ind. Ter. y. Meeker^
Printer. 1836. i6mo, pp. 64; Nikimoani (hymns), pp. 16. ba.
Iniiian title on verso oF the English title: "Owase opeaticemowa Ceses Kliest, tapa-
lamalikwa okwebile. Mabew otiwekiti. Cinstin Liekins, lieipiwekitiki. Ealimapeai-
iiii, ihenu pinete, ibena cose, nieitimiioicke. 1836." Title from Pilling's "Bibliography
of the Algonquian languages." For a later edition iee Vol. x., No. 42769.
Original and Select Hymns, in the Shawanoe Language. By
Missionaries of the Amcr. Baptist Board of Foreign Missions.
... Second Edition. Shawanoe Baptist Mission Press^ y. G. Pratt^
Printer. 1842. l6mo, pp. 48. 7997^
Indian title on verso of the English title: "Nikimowuni Siwinwike ealitowjwice
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Original and Select Hymns, in the Shawanoc Languaj^e. Pub-
lislicd by one of the Missionaries to the Shawanoc Indians. ...
Kourth Edition. St. Louis : Printed at the Methodist Book Deposit-
ory. 1859. i6mo, pp. 48. 79979
With Indian titlt- as in the second edition. Titles of both editions from Filling's
bibliography.
Shau-wau-nowe Kesauthwau. Shawanoc Sun. \^Shmvanoe
Mission. 1835 to 1837 or 1838?] i6mo? 79980
"March 1st, 1835, the first number of a semi-monthly newspaper, printed at the
Sliawanoe mission house, in the Shawanoe language, was issued. This was the first
newspaper ever published exclusively in an Indian language. It was entitled Shau-ivau-
miue Kaauthivau, [Shawanoe Sun.] It was small, only a quarter sheet, was written
upiin the new system, and edited by Mr. Lykins. The disadv.mtages under whit h it
was prepared for the press were great, and the labor considerable; which accounts for
its diminutive size." — McCoy's History of Baptist Indian Missions, p. 486. In another
place Mr. McCoy adds: "There was issued, until late difficulties occasioned a :,us-
I'cnsiun, a small monthly paper, of only a quarter sheet, edited by Mr. Lykins, entitled
'Shawanowe Kesauthwau' — Shawanoe Sun."
Siwinowe cawclcitake. Liekens wastoti. ... Shawanoe Mission,
J. G. Pratt, Printer. 1838. i8mo, pp. 24. B a. 79981
Primer in the Shawnee language. Corrected title of No. 4277:, Vol. x., note. For
an earlier edition see No. 42771. See also Filling's "Bibliography of tiie Algonqulan
L.inguages," for a full account of books and manuscripts in the Shawnee h'nguage.
The Shawnee Treaty — Swindling by Authority — Peculation
and Fraud by Missionaries — The " Evening Star," &c. [n. p.
n. d.] 8vo, pp. 4. H. 79982
Signed: "Kansas." Si: also Vol. xv., No. 65759; [Thomson (Charles)]; and
"Treaty."
Shea (G.), h. 1826. Alexander Hamilton. A Historical
Stud) . By the Hon. George Shea, Chief-Justice of the Marine
Court. Part i. New Tork : Hurd & Houghton. 1877. ^vo,
PP- 73' 79983
Shea. The Life and Epoch of Alexander Hamilton A His-
torical Study By the Honorable George Shea Chief Justice of
the Marine Court Boston Houghton, Osgood and Company 1879
8vo, pp. ix, 470. Map, Facsimile and 5 Portraits. L. 79984
Shea. Speeches of George Shea for the Defence, on the
Trial of the State of New Jersey vs. Orrin Van Derhoven.
Paterson. 1862. 8vo. 79985
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By J. A. Shea. N'ew Tork. 1831. i2mo, pp. 168. 79986
Shea. Clontarf; or, the Field of the Green Banner. A
Historical Romance, and other Poems. By J. A. Shea. New
Tork. 1843. i2mo, pp. 138. A. 79987
Shea. Parnassian Wild Flowers. By J. A. Shea. IVash-
ington. 1836. i8mo, pp. 72. 79988
Shea. A Poem. Delivered at Suffield, Conn., August 5,
1845. By J. A. Shea. New Tork. 1845. i6mo, pp. 13.
Shea. Poems. By the late John Augustus Shea. Collected
by his Son. New-Tork. 1846. i2mo, pp. 13, 204. Portraits.
Shea (J. [Dawson] G.), b. 1824. Address delivered before
The Missoui. Historical Society, [at St. Louis] July 19, 1878,
the Anniversary of the Discovery of the Mississippi by Mar-
quette and Joliet. By John Gilmary Shea. New Tork: H. J.
Hewitt^ Printer^ 27 Rose Street. 1878. 8vo, title, pp. 18, and
printed covers. 7999 1
Shea. The American Nation : Lives of the Fallen Braves
and Living Heroes. By John G. Shea. Vol. i. New Tork:
I. Farrell & Son. 1863-64. 410. 79992
Issued in numbers. See alio No. 80005, '"/''"•
[Shea.] The Beginnings of the Capuchin Mission in Louis-
iana. [^New Tork. 1889.] 8vo, pp. 6. 79993
Reprinted from tl.e " United States Catholic Historical Magazine," vol. ii., pp. 195-
300. Contains translations of letters by Fathers Bruno de Langres and Raphael de
Luxembourg, Capuchin missionaries to Louisiana.
Shea. A Bibliographical Account of Catholic Bibles, Testa-
ments, and other portions of Scripture translated from the Latin
Vulgate, and printed in the United States. By John Gilmary
Shea. New-Tork: Cramoisy Pre.s. 1859. i6mo, pp. 48. A., L.
Verso of title : " Reprinted from the New York Freeman's Journal."
Shea. Bibliography of Hennepin's Works. By John Gil-
mary Shea. New Tork 'John G. Shea. 1880. 8vo, pp. 13.
An extract from Dr. Shea's translation of Hennepin's " Description of Louisiana."
Shea. The Bursting of Pierre Margry's La Salle Bubble.
By John Gilmary Shea. New Tork : T. B. Sidehotham^ Printer.
1879. 8\ ), pp. 24, and covers. 7999^
" Reprinted from the New York Freeman's Journal."
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Shea. The Catholic Church in Colonial Days. The Thir-
teen Colonies — The Ottawa and Illinois Country — Louisiana —
Florida — Texas — New Mexico and Arizona. 1 521-1763. With
portraits, views, maps, and fac-similes. By John Gilmary Shea.
New York: John G. Shea. 1886. 8vo, pp. (4), xvii, 9-663, (2).
2 Maps, 7 Portraits, 3 Plates and numerous illustrations in the
text. 79997
At the end is the general title of the work of which this forms the first volume :
" A History of the Catholic Church within the Limits of the U lited States," etc. See
No. 80009, infra; and for the second volume. No. 80016, infra.
Shea. The Catholic Churches of New York City, with
Sketches of their History and Lives of the present Pastors.
With an Introduction on the Early History of Catholicity on the
Island and Lives of the Most Reverend Archbishops and Bishops.
Edited by John Gilmary Shea. New York : Lawrence G. Goxld-
ing^Co. 1878. 4to, pp. 748. Portraits and Views. 79998
Shea. Catholic Directory, Almanac, and Ordo for the year
of our Lord 1876. With full returns of the various Dioceses
in the United States and British America .... Compiled by John
Gilmary Shea. New York : D. & J. Sadlier iff Co. 1875. i2mo,
pp. 800. Continued. 79999
Edited by Dr. Shea from 1857 to 1861, with the imprint of Edward Dunigan 6f
Brother; from 1866 to 1890, with the imprint of D. & J. Sadlier.
Shea. A Child's History of the United States. By John
Gilmary Shea, ll.d. ... New York : Hess & McDavitt. [1872.]
3 vols., rl. 8vo, pp. 512 ; 447; (2), 443. Plates. 80000
For a later edition ice No. 80021, infra.
Shea. Columbus and the Men of Palos. By John Gilmary
Shea. {^New York. 1888.] 8vo, pp. 12. 80001
Reprinted from the "United States Catholic Historical Magazine," vol. 11., np. 164-
'75-
Shea. Cramoisy Series of Jesuit Relations. See Vol. xvi.,
pp. 541-542-
Shea. Discovery and Exploration of the Mississippi Valley:
with the Original Narratives of Marquette, Allouez, Membre,
Hennepin, and Anastase Douay. By John Gilmary Shea. With
a facsimile of the newly-discovered map of Marquette. Kedfield.^
Clinton Hall., New York. 1852. 8vo, pp. Ixxx, 267, (i). Map
and Facsimile. l. 80002
This work was also issued as volume iv. of French's "Historical Collections of
Louisiana."
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" Beside the valuable relations, which aftbrd us the first accounts of the Indian tribes
which inhabited tjie vast tract of territory, from the St. Lawrence to the Mississippi,
Mr. Shea has added notes, biographical sketches, and bibliographical accounts of works
upon aboriginal iiistory, which are scarcely to be overestimated. The relations are pre-
ceded by a biography of Father Marquette, and a notice of the Sieur Joliet. The nar-
ratives of Fathers Membre, Douay, and Hennepin are also preceded by a bibliographical
notice of Father Le Clercq's works in pp. 78 to 82; and anntlier similar account of
Father Hennepin's works may be found on pp. 99 to 106." — Field.
Shea. Early Southern Tracts.
I. A Relation of the successcfull beginnings of the Lord Baltemore's Plantation in
Mary-Land ... 1634. 1865. See Vol. xvi., No. 69292.
II. The Sot-weed Factor. 1865. See Cook (E.), Vol. iv., No. 16234, note.
Shea. Early Voyages up and down the Mississippi, by Cave-
lier, St. Cosme, Le Sueur, Gravier, and Guignas. With an
Introduction, Notes, and an Index, By John Gilmary Shea.
Jlhany : Joel Munsell. 1861. Sm. 4to, pp. viii, (2), vii-191. l.
"Munsell's Historical Series. No. viii." One hundred coj)ies printed. A ti:w
copies were also printed on large paper.
[Shea.] An Essay on the Bibliography of the Councils,
Synods and Statutes of the Catholic Church, in the United States.
New Tork^ 1890. 8vo, pp. 16. 80004
Reprinted from the " United States Catholic Historical Magazine," vol. in., pp. 96-
106, 1 51-15 3. This list is a revision, with some additions, of the one prepared by Dr.
Shea for this Dictionary, Vol. xvii., pp. 521-529.
Shea. The Fallen Brave : A Biographical Memorial of the
American Officers who have given their Lives for the preserva-
tion of the Union. Edited by John Gilmary Shea. ... New-
Tor k : Charles B. Richardson & Co. 1861. 4to, pp. 224. 8 Por-
traits. BA. 80005
Also issued with the following title: "The Fallen Brave: a Biographical Memorial
of the American Officers who have given their lives for the preservation of the Union.
Edited by John Gilmary Shea. With Fine Portraits on Steel, by J. A. O'Neill. New
York: Rose & Tousey. i86i." The cover of the first number has the title: "The
Fallen Brave. The Victims of the Rebellion : A Biographical Memorial of Officers
Killed in Defence of the Union ... New York: Rose & Tousey, 1862." See also No.
7999*> *"/"■'»•
Shea. The First Epic of our Country. By the Poet Con-
quistador of New Mexico, Captain Gaspar de Villagra. By
John Gilmary Shea. [New Tork. 1887.] 8vo, pp. 16. L.
Reprinted from the "United States Catholic Historical Magazine," i. 167-182.
Shea. A French-Onondaga Dictionary, from a Manuscript
of the Seventeenth Century. By John Gilmary Shea .... New
Tork: Cramo'tsy Press, i860. [Second title:] Dictionnaire Fran-
^ois-Onontaguif, edite d'apres un manuscrit du i"]^ siecle par
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A., L. 80007
One hundred copies printed. A few
Contents : Supplement grammaticale,
Jean-Marie Shea. Nouvelle York :
8vo, pp. (4), vii-viii, 103.
Shea's " Library of American Linguistics, i."
copies were also printed on large paper in quarto,
pp. 3-85 Dictionnaire, pp. 9-103.
"The original manuscript of the present volume is preserved in the Mazarin Library
at Paris, and is supposed to be of the close of the seventeenth century. It is apparently
the work of one of the Jesuit Fathers whose missions in New York extended from the
middle of the seventeenth to the close of the first decade in the succeeding century." —
Extract from preface.
Shea. The Hierarchy of the Catholic Church in the United
States, embracing Sketches of all the Archbishops and Bishops
from the Establishment of the See of Baltimore to the present
Time, also an Account of the Plenary Councils of Baltimore
and a Brief History of the Church in the United States. By
John Gilmary Shea. A^i u York : Office of Catholic Publications.
1886. 8vo, pp. 402. 80008
Reissued later with some additions.
Shea. A History of the Catholic Church within the Limits
of the United States, from the first attempted colonization to the
present time. With portraits, views, maps, and fac-similes. By
John Gilmary Shea. New York: John G. Shea. 1886-88. Vols.
I. and II., 8vo. 80009
This is the general title of a work planned to comprise five volumes, of which the
first two have been published, each under a special title. See No. 79997, supra, and
No. 80016, irfra.
Shea. History of the Catholic Missions among the Indian
Tribes of the United States, 1 529-1854. By John Gilmary
Shea .... New York: Edward Dunigan c?" Brother. 1855. i2mo,
engraved title, printed title, and pp. (2), 5-514, Facsimiles iv. 5
Portraits. l. 80010
Engraved title: Catholic Missions among the Ind'in Tribes of the United States,
[Picture of Catharine Tehgakwita] By John G. Sh^a. New York: E. Dunigan &
Brother, 151 Fulton St. Portrait of John Bapst, S. J., facing the engraved title; por-
trait of Father Anthony Peyri, O. S. F., facing p. 39 ; portrait of Father John de Bre-
beuf, S. J., facing p. 163; portrait of Father Isaac Jogues, S. J., facing p. 205; por-
trait of P. J. De Smet, S. J., facing p. 468.
Shea. History of the Catholic Missions among the Indian
Tribes of the United States, 1 529-1 854. By John Gilmary
Shea ... . New York: Edward Duni" . ^^ brother., [James B.
Kirker.) 1857. i2mo, engraved title, printed title, and pp. (2),
5-495, Facsimiles i-iv, Appendix and index 497-514. 3 Por-
traits. 800 II
Portrait of Father Anthony Peyri, O. S. F., facing the engraved title ; portrait of
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facing p. 204, Some copies of this issue contain also the portrait of I*. J. De Sinct,
Shea. History of the Catholic Missions among the Indian
Tribes of the United States, 1 529-1 854. By John Gilniary
Shea ... . New Tork : T. IV. Strong^ late Edivard Dutilgan Ijf
Brother^ Catholic Publishing House, [1870?] Large i2mo, pp.
514. 80012
Subsequent issues have the imprint of P. y. Kcntdy.
Shea. Geschichte der katholischen Missionen untcr den
Indianer-Stammen der Vereinigten Staaten. 1 529-1 860. Von
John Gilmarv Shea .... Aus dem Englischen iihersetzt von J.
Roth. Sr. Heiligkeit Papst Pius ix gewidmet. Mit 6 Stahl-
stichen. lViir%burg. Verlag von C. Etlinger. [1858?] i2mo,
pp. 668. 6 Plates. 80013
[Shea.] Illinois, Osage and Otoptata Chiefs in Paris, in
1725. [New Tork. 1890.] 8vo, pp. 7. 800 14
Reprinted from the " United States Catholic Historical Magazine," vol. in., pp. i6o-
166. Contains extracts from "The Host Man," London, Jan. 27, 1726.
Shea and McGee (Thomas Darcy). Die katholischc Kirchc
in den Vereinigten Staaten von Nordamerika, dargestellt von cin-
heimlschen Schriftstellern. Deutsch von den Benediktinern zu
St. Meinrad im Indianer Staat. ... Regensburg : G. f. Manz.
1864. 8vo, pp. xvi, 518. c. 80015
Contains lives by Dr. Shea of missionaries killed within the limits of the United
States.
Shea. Library of American Linguistics.
I. a French-Onondaga Dictionary, i860. See No. 80007, supra.
II. A Selish or Flat-Head Grammar. 1861. See Mcngarini (G.), Vol. xii., Nj.
47861.
III. A Grammatical Sketch of the Heve Language. 1861. See Smith (Bucking-
ham).
IV. Grammar of the Mutsun Language. 18 61. See Arroyo de la Cuesta (F.), Vol.
I., No. 2 II 6.
V. Grammar of the Pima or Nevome. 1862. See Vol. i., No. 2124.
vi. Grammar and Dictionary of the Yakama Language. 1862. See Pandosy (M.
C), Vol. XIV., No. 58420.
VII. Vocabulary of the Language of San Antonio Mission, California, 1861. Ste
Sitjar (B.)
VIII. A Vocabulary or Phrase Book of the Mutsun Language of Alta Califo'nia.
1862. See Arroyo de la Cuesta (F.), Vol. i.. No. 2118.
IX. Grammar of the Mikmaquc Language of Nova Scotia. 1864. See Maillard (A.
S.), Vol. XI., No. 43887.
?c. Radices Verborum Iroquaeorum. 1862. See Bruyas (J.), Vol. in., No. 8779.
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XI. Alphabetical Vocabularies of the Clallam and Lummi. 1863, See Gibbs (O.),
Vol. VII., No. 27300.
XII. A Dictionary of the Chinook Jargon. 1863. See Gibbs (O.), Vol. vii,, No.
27301.
XIII. Alphabetical Vocabulary of the Chinook Language. 1863. See Gibbs (G.),
Vol. VII., No. 27299.
One hundred copies of each were printed on small paper in octavo, and ten copies on
large paper in quarto. !n 1865 Dr. Shea issued the piispcctus of a "French-Illinois
l)ictii)n.iry," supposed to be the work of Rev. Joseph Ignatius Le Boulanger, from
which the following extract is made: "Ab it is liable to perish by any untoward acci-
dent, I have obtained permission to print one hundred copies. The dictionary will form
ov(:r five hundred pages, in fine type, double column, similar to that used in the French-
Unondaga Dictionary issued by me. It will be issued in four parts, of about one hund-
red and twenty-five pages each, at $5 per part. Ten copies will be printed on large
paper, at $10 per part." Only one signature, however, containing pages 1-8 with the
heading " Dictionnaire," was ever printed. The undertaking was interrupted by the
owner of the manuscript, who requested its return, and not long after made the state-
ment that it had been lost or stolen. After his death the manuscript was sold by auc-
tion in New York, March 6th, 1884, for $240. It is now in'the library of the late
John Carter Brown, at Providence.
"Shea's American Linguistics. Series 11.," comprises the following:
I. Grammar and Dictionary of the Language of the Hidatsa (Minnetarees, Grosven-
tres of the Missouri). With an Introductory Sketch of the Tribe. By Washington
Matthews. New Tori : Cramoisy Press. 1873. 8vo, pp. 48. Contents: Introduction,
pp. v-xxv; Hidatsa Grammar, pp. 27-59; Hidatsa-English Dictionary, pp. 61-143;
Local Names, pp. 144-148.
II. Hidatsa (Minnetaree) English Dictionary. By Washington Matthews. New
York: Cramoisy Press. 1874. 8vo, pp. (4), 149-168. Contents: English-Hidatsa
Vocabulary.
Shea. Life and Times of the Most Rev. John Carroll,
Bishop and First Archbishop of Baltimore. Embracing the His-
tory of the Catholic Church in the United States. 1763-18 15.
With portraits, views, and fac-similes. By John Gilmary Shea.
New York: John G. Shea. 1888. 8vo, pp. (4), 11-695, (2).
Frontispiece, 4 Portraits, and numerous illustrations in the text.
At the end is the general title of the work of which this forms the second volume :
"A History of the Catholic Church M^iihin the Limits of the United States," etc. See
No. 80009, supra i and for the first volume. No. 79997, supra.
Shea. The Lincoln Memorial : A Record of the Life, As-
sassination and Obsequies of the Martyred President. Edited by
John Gilmary Shea, ll.d. ... New York: Bunce iff Huntington.
1865. 8vo, pp. 288. Portrait and Plate. 80017
Shea. Perils of the Ocean and Wilderness : or, Narratives
of Shipwreck and Indian Captivity. Gleaned from Early Mis-
sionary Annals. By John (almary Shea ... . Boston: Patrick
Donahue. [1856.] i2mo, pp. 206. 800 1 8
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Contains an acrount of the sliipwrrck of Father Charles Laleinant and others, ort'
Cape Breton; [mjues Captivity; Captivity of Rene Goupil ; Hrrasani't Captivity ; and
Crespel's Voyages. An edition, lio'ion, 1857, 1 inio, pp. 206, is described in R(d)frt
Clarke Sc Co.'s *' Bibliothocu Americana" tor 1S78. The book was issued until the
great fire in Bobtun, in 1872.
Shea. Pope- Day in America. Hy John Ciilmary Shea.
(Read before the United States Catholic Historical Society, Jan-
uary 19, 1888.) [Niiv Tork. 1888.] 8vo, pp. 7. 80019
Reprinted from the "United States Catholic Historical Magazine," vol. 11., pp. 1-7.
Shea. A School History of the United States, from the Ear-
liest Period to the Present Time. Hy John G. Shea. New
Tork: E. Dutiigan ^' Brother, 1853. i6mo. -\- \^Ibid.'\ 1855,
i6mo. 80020
Shea. The Story of a Great Nation, or Our Country's
Achievements, Military, Naval, Political and Civil. By John
Gilmary Shea. New Tork: Gny Brothers. 1886. 8vo, pp. 990.
A new edition of the "Child's History of the United States."
Shea. Where arc the Remains of Columbus ? Hy John
Gilmary Shea, ll.d. Reprinted from the Magazine of Ameri-
can History, January, 1883. New Tork: A. S. Barnes & Cc.
1883. 4to, cover-title, and pp. 17. 80022
Shea. Why is Canada not a part of the United States?
Read before the U. S. Catholic Historical Society, Nov. 25th,
1889, by John Gilmary Shea. \^New Tork. 1890.] 8vo, pp. 15.
Reprinted from the "United States Catholic Historical Magazine," vol. iii., pp. 113-
127.
Besides the series of Jesuit Relations and the Library of American Linguistics alrc.idy
referred to, Dr. Shea has edited, translated and published many other works, of wliich
the following is a partial list :
Narrative of a Captivity among The Mohawk Indians, a description of New Nether-
land in 1642-3, and other Papers. By Father Isaac Jogues ... With a Memoir ... by
John Gilmary Shea. 1856. He.- Vol. ix., No. 36142.
The Catholic Church in the United States ... By Henry De Courcy ... Translated
and Enlarged by John Gilmary Shea. 1856. See Vol. v., No, 19201.
The Lite of Saint Angela Merici, of Brescia : Foundress of the Order of Saint
Ursula. By the Abbe Parenty ... With an Account of the Order in Ireland, Canada
and the United States, by John Gilmary Shea. Philadelphia : P. F. Cunningham. 1858.
i6mo, pp. 251.
Diary of George Washington, from 1789 to 1791 ... with his Journal of a Tour to
the Ohio, in 1753. [With notes by John Gilmary Shea.] Edited by Benson J. Los-
sing. i860. See Washingl-jn (G.)
Novum Belgium: An Account of New Netherland in 1643-4. By Father Isaac
Jogues ... With ... Notes, by John Gilmary Shea. i86z. See Vol. ix., No. 36144.
SHEA.
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By Jolin Miller. A new
By John Gllmary ShcJ,
A Description of the Province and City of New York ...
edition with un introduction and copious historic;il nutesi.
1S62. Hee Vol. XII., No. 49026.
The Operations of the French Fleet under the Count Ue Grasse in 178 i-i as
described in two contemporaneous journals. ['I'ranalated and annotated by J, O. Sliea.j
1X64. See Vol. v., No. 28332.
The History of the Five Indian Na'ions of the Province of New York. By Cad-
wallader Cidden ... With an Introduction and Notes, by John (Jilm.iry Shea. 1866.
See Vol. IV., No. 1427 1.
History and General Description of New France. By the Rev. I'. F. X. de Charle-
voix, S. J. Translated, with Notes, by John Gilniary Shea. 1866-72,6 vols. See
Vol. ill.. No. 121 37.
A Character of the Province of Maryland. I scribed in Four Distinct Parts ... By
Oeorge Alsop. A new edition with an introduction and copious historical notes. By
John Gilniary Shea, ll.d. ... New York: fyHliam Goiuam. 1869. 8vo, pp. 125.
Puitrait and Map. l. Five hundred copies printed on small paper, and sixty-four
copies on large paper in quarto.
A Description of Louisiana, By Father Liuis Hennepin, Recollect Missionary.
Trinsl.iti 1 from tlie edition of 1683, and compared with the Nouvelle Decouverte, the
other Contemporaneous Papers. By John Gilmary Shea.
1880. 8vo, pp. (4), s-40, 4i*-S3*, (6), 43-407. Map
La Salle Documents and
New York jfohn G. Shea.
and I'late. l.
First Establishment of the Faith in New France. By Father Christian Le Clercq,
Recollect Missionary. Now first translated, with notes, by John Gilmary Shea. ...
New York: John G. Shea. 1881. 2 vols., 8vo, pp. 410, (2); 354, (l). Map, 5 Por-
traits, and 6 Facsimiles, l.
The Expedition of Don Diego Dionisio de Penalosa, Governor of New Mexico, from
Santa Fe to the River Mischipi and Ouivira, in 1662, as described by Father Nicholas
de Freytas O. S. F. With an Account of Penalosa's projects to aid the French to con-
quer the Mining Country in Nortliern Mexico; and his connections with Cavelier de
la Salle. By John Gilmary Shea. New York. 1882. 8vo, pp. loi. In Spanish and
English.
Relation de la prise des Forts de Choueguen, ou Oswego ... [Edited by Dr. Shea.
1882.] See Vol. XVI., No. 69270, note.
The Life of Father Isaac Jogues, Missionary Priest of the Society of Jesus, slain by
the Mohawk Iroquois, in the present State of New York, Oct. 18, 1646. By the Rev.
Felix Martin, S. J. With Father Jogues* account of the Captivity and Death of his
Companion, Rene Goupil, slain Sept. 29, 1642. Translated from the French by John
Gilmary Shea, with a map of the Mohawk country, by Gen. John S. Clark. Ne'w
York, Cincinnati and St. Louis: lienziger Brothers. 1 88 5. I2mo, pp. 263. Portrait.
+ Second Edition. \_Ibi(J. 1886. 1 i2mo, pp. 258. Portrait.
Account of the Voyage of the Ursulines to New Orleans in 1727.
John Gilmary Shea from the edition ... printed in ... 1859. [1887.]
pain (Mere St. Augustin de)].
Decreta Concilii Provincialis Oregonensis i. Sancti Pauli habiti diebus 28-29 Febru-
arii et I Martii 1 848. [Edited by Dr. Shea. New York. 1887.] 8vo, pp. 7. Re-
printed iTom the " United States Catholic Historical M.agazine," vol. i., pp. 74-80.
Oration on the Death of Gen. George Washington Addressed to the Catholic Con-
gregation of St. Mary's Church of Albany, by the Rev. Matthew O'Brien, d.d., Pastor
of the same, for February 22, 1800, the day appointed by Congress. (From the Albany
"Gazette," February 27, 1800.) [Edited by Dr. J. G. Shea. New York. 1887.J
(Translated by
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vol. I., pp. i87-«93-
Statutes relating to Florida, in the Diucesan Synod, held by hia Majenty'i Command,
by the Ri^jht Rev. Dr. John Uarcia dc I'alacios, Biihop of Cuba, in June, 1684,
(Translated by Dr. Siica. New Tori. 1887.) 8vo, pp. 13. Reprinted from t!..
** United States Catliolic Hiitorical Magazine," vol. i., pp. 287-197.
Statutes of the Diocese of Louisiana and the Floridas. Issued by the Rt. Rev. Luii
Ignatius Feflalver y Cardenas, 179;, with a transi ition by J>d)n (iilnury Shea. Ntw
7'irk. 1887. 8vo, pp. 29. In Spanish and English. Reprinted from the "United
States Catholic Historical Magazine," vol. i.
Captivity of Father Peter Milet, S.J. among the Oneida Indians. His own Narra-
tive, with supplementary Documents. [Traiisiatcrd from the I'reneh, and edited by Dr.
Shea.] Ntiv York. 1888. 8vo, pp. 18. Reprinted from the " United States Cathtdic
Historical Magazine," vol. 11.
The Destruction of New Mexico Settlements and Missions, and the Re-conquest
of the Country. Told in a letter of Father Silvestre Velez de Escalante to Father
Augustine Morfi. [Transl.ited by Dr. Shea. Neiu Turk. 1890.] 8vo, pp. 16. Re-
printed from the "United States Catholic Historical Magazine," vol. in., pp. 73-88.
Dr. Shea was editor of the " Historical Magazine " from 1859 to 1865. He has also
edited the "United St.ites Catholic Historical Magazine," since its commencement in
January, 1887.
Sheafer (Pfctcr] W[enrick]), b, 1819. The Anthracite
Coal Fields of" Pennsylvania, and their Exhaustion. Read before
the American Association tor the Advancement of Science, at
Saratoga, August, 1880, by P. W. Sheafer .... Harrishurg : Lane
S. Hart^ Printer. 1881. 8vo, pp. 16. 800 24
Sheafer. The Coal Fields of McKean County, Pennsyl-
vania. By P. W. Sheafer. Philadelphia. 1856. 8vo. 80025
Sheafer. Historical Map of Pennsylvania. Showing the
Indian Names of Streams, and Villages, and Paths of Travel ;
the Sites of Old Forts and Battle-fields ; the Successive Pur-
chases from the Indians ; and the Names and Dates of Counties
and County Towns ; with Tables of Forts and Proprietary Man-
ors. Edited by P. W. Sheafer and others. Publication Fund of
the Historical Society of Pennsylvania^ 820 Spruce Street^ Philadel-
phia. 1875. 8vo, pp. 26, (i). Map. L. 80026
Sheafer, and others. North Western Pennsylvania Oil and
Coal Company. Reports by P. W. Sheafer, of Pennsylvania ...
Dr. Charles T. Jackson ... of Massachusetts, William F. Rob-
erts, of Pennsylvania, Geologist and Engineer. [Philadelphia?^
January^ 1865. 8vo, pp. 36. Map. b. 80027
Sheahan (J. W.) and Upton (G. P.) Chicago. Its Past,
Present, and Future. Embracing a detailed Narrative of the
Great Conflagration ... a condensed Historv of Chicago, its Pop-
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ulation^ Growth, and Public Works. ... By James W. Sheahan
and George P. Upton. ... Chicago. 1872. 8vo, pp. 527. Plates.
Sheahan. Corporation Laws of the City of Washington to
the end of the Fiftieth Council [to June 3, 1853, inclusive]. To
which are added the Laws enacted between that day and October
loth, 1853. Revised and compiled by James W. Sheahan ...
If'ashington. 1853. ^^^' ^' ^0029
Sheahan. Eulogy upon Stephen A. Douglas ... before the
Chicago University, Chicago, July 3, 1861. Uy James W. Shea-
han. Chicago. 1 86 1. 8vo, pp. 28. H. 80030
Sheahan. The Great Conflagration. Chicago : its Past,
Present and Future. Embracing a detailed Narrative of the
Great Conflagration in the North, South, and West Divisions :
Origin, Progress and Results of the Fire. Prominent Buildings
burned, character of buildings, losses and insurance, graphic
description of the flames, scenes and incidents, loss of life, the
flight of the people. Also, a condensed history of Chicago, its
population, growth and great pub!ic works. And a statement of
all the great fires of the world. By James W. Sheahan and
Cicc.rge P. Upton .... With numerous illustrations. Union Pub-
lishing Co.: 165 Twenty-second street^ Chicago^ III. ... 187 1. 8vo,
pp. 16, 19-458. 2 Maps, 2 Plates, and Illustrations in the text.
Sheahan. The Life of Stephen A. Douglas. By James W.
Sheahan. New Tork : Harper iff Brothers, i860. i2mo, pp. xi,
528. Portrait. 80032
Sheahan. ... The Printer; Read before the Franklin Scciety
of the City of Chicago, By James W. Sheahan, October 27,
1869. Chicago : Published by the Franklin Society, 1869. 4to, pp.
20. B., c. 80033
" Franlclin Society Publications, i."
Sheardown (T. S.) Half a Century's Labors in the Gospel,
including Thirty-five Years of Backwoods* Mission Work, and
Evangelizing, in New York and Pennsylvania. An Autobiogra-
phy. By Thomas S. Sheardown. ... \_Lewisburg, Pa.:^ 0. N.
I'f^orden and [Troy ^ N. 7".;] E. B. Case. 1866. i2mo, pp. 372.
Portrait. ba. 80034
ShI'ARMAN (A.) Directions for Buzzards Bay and New Bed-
ford. Compiled and Published by Abraham Shearman, Jun.
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whiih arc aiMrd, Sclfifinns (mm his l.cttcri. Ncto Utilford i I'linnd for Abraham
Hhtjrman, 'Jr. Utnj. I.imliey, Frinttr. i8lS. Ililiii, I'p. xi, 30S.
Shkarman (K. VV.) Annual Report of the Sii|HTintfnil(iit
of Public Instruction in Michigan for the year 1^5,^. l.uusiug,
1853. 8vo. A. 8oo;jf)
Sti alio Vol. XII., No. 4XXoa.
[Shfarman (Sunincr U.)] Class ol" 1S61. An Oration ami
a Poem, (ielivcred at Hrown University, on Class I)a\', June 1 j,
1861. Providence : Alillif 13 Simons. 1 861. 8vo, pp. 28. n.
[Shkhkearf. (John), m.d., h. 1709, d. 1788.] An | Answer]
to a Pamphlet, call'd The] Conduct | of the] Ministry | Impartially
Examined. | In which it is proved, | that neither Imbecillity nor
Ignorance | in the M r have been the Causes of | the present
unhappy Situation of this | Nation. | Hy the Author of the Four
Letters | to the People of England. | ... | London : \ Printed for M.
(joopery at the Giobe^ Pater-noster- Row. \ M ucc i.vi. | 8vo, pp. 100.
Relates to the inclHcient romlutt of the ministry in the diiiputes with Frame,
especially in America, on the Oliio and elsewhere, under Washington, Braddock, etc.
For this and later publications, the doctor was fined and put in the pillory. A chani/e
of guvernment brought him a ch.inge of sentiment and a pension. Hee '• Monthly
Review," xv. 673, unJ Stevens's " Nuggets," vol. iii., No. 3371.
[Shebbeare.] An | Answer | to the | Printed Speech | of|
Edmund Burke, Esq ; | Spoken in the | House of Commons, April
19th, 1774. I In which I His Knowledge in Polity, Legislature,
Humankind,] History, Commerce and Finance, is candidly exam-
ined ; I his Arguments are fairly refuted; the Conduct of Ad- J
ministration is fully defended ; and his Oratoric Talents ] are
clearly exposed to view. ] Addressed to the People. ] London : T.
Evans. M.DCC.LXXV. 8vo, pp. iv, 222. i^0039
"This pamphlet contains so many slanderous invectives, coarse witticisms, vulgar
obscene allusions, and scandalous epithets, that exalted as the author himself has t'ur-
merly been, his answer falls beneath all notice." — Monthly Rcvieiu, lii. 551. Sec also
Vol. III., No. 9291.
Shebbeare. An Answer to the Queries, contained in A Let-
ter to Dr. Shebbeare, Printed in the Public Ledger, August lo.
Together with Animadversions on Two Speeches in Defence of
the Printers of A Paper, subscribed A South Briton. The First
pronounced by The Right Hon. Thomas Townsend, in the
House of Commons, And printed in the London Packet of Feb-
ruary 18. The Second by The Right Learned Counsellor Lee,
in Guildhall, And printed in the Public Ledger of August I2.
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In the Kxaminatiun of which a Comparison naturally arises
between the public and private Virtues of Their Present Majes-
ties, and those of King William and (Jucen Mary. I'hc Merits,
also of Roman Catholics, and of Dissenters from the C'hurch of
Kngland, respecting Allegiance and Liberty, and their Claims to
National Protection, are fairy stated, from their past and pres-
ent Transactions, i^y J. SliLbboare, m.u. London: S. Hooper,
[1775.] 8vo, title, and pp. 179. c, s. 80040
Shkbbeake. An I Appendix | to a | Letter to Dr. Shebbeare. |
To which arc added, | Some Observations on a Pamphlet, I enti-
tled, Taxation no Tyranny: | In which the Sophistry of that
Author's I Reasoning is detected. | Hy a Doctor of Laws [/'. /.
Hugh Haillie, ll.d.J. | London : \ Printed for J. Donaldson^ Corner
0/ /irundel \ Street in the Strand, \mdcclx\v.\ 8vo, pp. 80. ha.
Corrected title of No. 2760, Vol. i., ami No. 36304, Vol. ix.
Sheuheare. An Essay on the Origin, Progress and Estab-
lishment of National Society; in which The Principles of Gov-
ernment, the Definitions of physical, moral, civil, and religious
Liberty, contained in Dr. Price's Observations, &c. are fairly
examined and fully refuted : Together with A Justification of
the Legislature, in reducing America to Obedience by Force.
To which is added an Appendix on the Excellent and admirable
in Mr. Burke's second printed Speech of the 22d of March,
1775. ... By J. Shebbeare, M.d. London: Printed /or J. Bew.
MDCCLXxvi. 8vo, pp. (4), 212. -f Second Edition. [^Ibid.']
MDCCLXXVi. 8vo, pp. (4), 212. 80042
"This performance of Dr. Shebbeare contains many tenets repugnant to the prin-
ciples of all free governments; reasoning often founded on misrepresentations and
untruths; language, frequently intemperate, foul and opprobrious; and humor, often
coarse, low, and indelicate." — Monthly Review, lv. 140.
[Shebbeare.] A Fifth Letter, by the Author of Eour former
Letters to the People of England ; In which some new Lights
are thrown on particular Aftairs ; and contains an Answer to a
Court Pamphlet, intitled, The Conduct of the Ministry Impar-
tially Examined. Also, a Letter, shewing The Reasons of the
Misconduct and Miscarriage of the Navy. ... London: Prined
\^\c] for AI. Collier. 1757. 8vo, pp. 96. 80043
[Shebbeare.] A Fifth | Letter | to the | People of England, |
on I the Subversion of the Constitution : | and, | the Necessity of
its being restored. | ... | The Second Edition. | London : \ Printed for
J. Morgan in Pater-Noster-Row.\ 1757. | 8vo, pp. (4), 99. h.
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[Shebbeare.] a First | Letter | to the | People of England. (
On the present Situation and Conduct | of | National Affairs. | ... I
The Fourth Edition. \ London :\ Printed in the year, 1756. | 8vo,
pp. 56. B. 80045
Relates to the war in America. Fur other editions tee No. 80052, in/ra.
[Shebbeare.] A Fourth I Letter | to the | People of England. |
On the I Conduct of the M rs in Alliances, | Fleets, and
Armies, since the first | Differences on the Ohio, to the] taking of
Minorca by the French. | ... | London: | Printed for Ad. Collier^
Bookseller at the Royal-\ Exchange^ 1756. | 8vo, pp. (4), 1 1 1. h.
-f- The Second Edition. \^Ibid.'\ mdcclvi. 8vo, pp. (4), iii.
Other editions as follows ;
[Shebbeare.] A Fourth Letter to the People of England.
On the Conduct of the M rs in Alliances, Fleets and Ar-
mies, since the First Differences on the Ohio, to the taking of
Minorca by the French. ... London: Printed for M. Collier.
M.DCC.LVi. 8vo, title, and pp. 49. 80047
[Shebbeare.] Fourth Letter to the People of England. ...
London; Printed for M. Cooper .^ in Pater-noster Row. 1756. 8vo,
pp. 43. ba. 80048
"This elicited : A Full and Particular Answer to all The Calumnies, Misrepresent-
ations, and Falsehoods, Contained in a Pamphlet, called A Fourth Letter to the People
of England. London: T. Harris. 1756. 8vo, title, and pp. 61.
[Shebbeare .?] A | Letter, | from | Batista Angeloni, | Who
resided many Years in London, | To his Friend | Manzorii. |
Wherein the Quakers are politically and religiously | considered, j
To which is added, | The Cloven-Foot discovered. | ... | Printed at
Carolina : \ And sold by Edward Merefield^ at the Corner of \ Arch-
street .^ and opposite the Church Burying-Ground^ | in Philadelphia. |
[1757 ?] 8vo, pp. 8. H., p. 80049
Pages 7 and 8 contain some strictures in verse on the conduct of the Quakers
towards the Indians. This edition and the one following are 'ntered by Mr. Hildeburn
under the year 1764, where they perhaps belong. Dr. Shebbea.e published a collection
of letters under the pseudonym of Batista Angeloni [see Nos. 80053 """^ 8ooS7» '"/'''')>
and for that reason, probably, this letter is sometimes attributed to him.
[Shebbeare ?] A | Letter, | from | Batista Angeloni, | Who
resided many Years in London, To his P'riend | Manzoni. j
Wherein the Quakers are political y and religiously | considered, j
To which is added, [The Cloven-Foot discovered. [... \Ephrata:\
Re-printed.^ and Sold by several Store-Keepers in the | County of Lan-
caster.\ [n. d.] 8vo, pp. 8. N., P. 80050
SHEBBEARE.
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[Shebbeare.] a Letter to His Grace the D — e of N e,
on the Duty he owes to Himself, his King, his Country, and his
God, at this important Moment. London. 1757. 8vo, pp. 47.
See the " European Magazine," xiv. 167.
[Shebbeare.] A | Letter | to the | People of England, | on the |
present Situation and Conduct | of | National Affairs. | Letter 1. 1
... I London: \ Printed for f. Scott ^ at the Black-Swan in \ Pater-
miter-Rovu.\iMiCQ.y.y .\ 8vo, pp. (2), 58. c, h. + The Second
Edition. \lbid?^ 1755- 8vo, pp. (2), 58. + The Third Edi-
tion. London: Printed in the Year^ ^75^. 8vo, pp. 56. P., s.
-|- The Sixth Edition. London: Printed in the Tear^ 1756- 8vo,
pp. 34. H. 80052
For another edition see No. 80045, supra.
[Shebbeare.] Letters | on the | English Nation : | By | Batista
Angeloni,|a Jesuit, | who resided many years in London. | Trans-
lated from the Original It2:lian,|By the | Author of the Marriage
Act a Novel. | ... | London : Printed in the Tear M Dec LV. | 2
vols., 8vo, pp. Ix, (4), 228 ; (8), 296. B. -|- The Second Edi-
tion with corrections. London. M Dcc Lvi. 2 vols., 8vo.
[Shebbeare.] Le Peuple | Instruit ; | ou | les Alliances dans
lesquelles les Ministres | de la Grande-Bretagne ont engage la |
Nation, & I'emploi qu'ils ont fait de ses | Escadres & de ses
Armees, depuis le commencement des troubles sur I'Ohio, j
jusqu'a la perte de Minorque, conside-|res dans une Quatrieme
Lettre au Peu-|ple d'Angleterre. |Ouvrage traduit de I'Anglois. |
... \^Paris?'\ M.DCC. Lvi. I 8vo, pp. xxiv, 212. a., b. 80054
a translation by Edmonde Jacques Genet of Dr. Shebbeare's " Fourth Letter."
[Shebbeare.] Le Peuple Juge. See Vol. xvi., No. 68284.
[Shebbeare.] A Prophetic Fragment of a Future Chronicle.
By the Author of the Four Letters to the People of England.
London: M. Collier. 1756. 8vo, pp. 23. 80055
[Shebbeare.] Reasons Humbly Offered. See Vol. xvi., No.
68283.
This is attributed to Dr. Shebbeare in the *' European Magazine," xiv. 167.
[Shebbearl.] a Second Letter to the People of England,
on Foreign Subsidies, Subsidiary Armies, and Their Conse-
quences to this Nation London: "J. Scott. 1755. 8vo, pp. 56.
+ The Second Edition. \_Ibid.'\ 1755. 8vo, pp. 56. -j- The
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Printed in the Tear^ '756. 8vo. 80056
This elicited ; An Answer to a Pamphlet, called, A Second Letter to the People.
In which the Subsidiary System is Fairly Stated, and amply Considered. London : M,
Cooper. M. Dcc. Lv. 8vo, pp. (4), 35. For a note on this "Answer," tee Stevens's
" Nuggets," vol. III., No. 3370.
[Shebbeare.] Select Letters on the English Nation : by
Batista Angeloni, a Jesuit ... Translated from the original
Italian ... Dublin. 1763. 8vo. bm. 80057
[Shebbeare."! A Seventh Letter to the People of England
upon Political-Writing, True-Patriotism, Jacobitism and evil
and corrupt Adm ns. London. 1758. 8vo, pp. 59. 80058
"This was seized before it was finished and suppressed. On a copy of this pam-
phlet, (perhaps the only one remaining) purchased out of the library of Philip Carteret
Webb, Esq. the Solicitor of the Treasury, is the following memorandum; 'January
I9« 175^' Seized this book in sheets, part at William Toleman's, an apothecary in
Gracious-alley, Well-close-square ; and part at Jos. Smith's, printer, in the same place,
some of the sheets taken off the press in my presence. By me N. Carrington.* " —
European Magazine, xiv. 167, 168.
[Shebbeare.] A Seventh Letter to the People of England.
A Defence of the Prerogative Royal, as it was exerted in his
Majesty's Proclamation for the prohibiting the Exportation of
Corn ; in which it is proved that this Authority ever has been,
is, and must be essential to the Constitution, and inseparable
from the Rights and Liberties of the Subject. London. 1767.
8vo. 80059
[Shebbeare.] A Sixth Letter to the People of England on
the Progress of National Ruin, in which it is shewn, that the
present grandeur of France, and calamities of this Nation, are
owing to the influence of Hanover on the Councils of England.
London. 1757. 8vo, pp. 1 21. s. 80060
[Shebbeare.] A Third Letter to the People of England,
On Liberty, Taxes, and the Application of Public Money.
London: J. Scott. 1756. 8vo, pp. 60. -}- The Second Edition.
[Ibid.'] 1756. 8vo, pp. 60. c. + The Third Edition. Lon-
don: Printed in the Tear, 1756. 8vo, pp. 54. 80061
[Shebbeare.] Three Letters to the People of England, i.
On the Present Situation and Conduct of National Affairs. 11.
On Foreign Subsidies, etc. in. On Liberty, Taxes, and the
Application of Public Money. The Sixth Edition. London.
1756. 8vo. 80062
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"Dr. Shebbeare distinguished himself as a political writer in the reigns of George 11.
and George in. Commencing as an apothecary at Bristol, he went to Paris, whce he
obtained the degree of m.d. On his return to England he began his literary career
by writing on a variety of subjects. But he was brought more conspicuously to public
notice by a series of * Letters to the People of England,' the most successful of his
works, though it subjected him to a prosecution. On the publication of his 'Third
Letter' in 1756, orders were issued for his arrest; but it was not till January, 1758,
after the 'Sixth Letter' made its appearance, that he was taken into custody; when a
•Seventh Letter,' then in the press, was likewise seized. He was tried for the alleged
libel, and being convicted, was sentenced to pay a fine of ,£5, be imprisoned three
years, and to stand in the pillory. On his release from confinement under the reign of
a new sovereign, and the administration of Lord Bute, he obtained a pension, for which
he defended the conduct of government in the American war. His apostasy from the
popular cause consigned him to contempt, and he died almost forgotten in 1788 at the
age of seventy-nine." — Gorton's Bii'graphua! Dictionary.
" He deserves to be remembered as a respectable name in literature, were it only
for his admirable 'Letters on the English Nation,' under the name of Battista Ange-
loni, a [esuit." — Boswki.l's Life of ycbnson.
For "An Account of the Life and Writings of Dr. John Shebbeare," with a por-
trait, and a list of his published works, see the "European Magazine," vol. xiv. (1788),
pp. 83-87, 166-168. See also Vol. i., No. 3761 ; Vol. ix.. No. 36305 ; and Vol. xii.,
No. 47576.
Sheboygan County, fVis. Proceedings of the Board of
Supervisors of Sheboyg?n Co., Wis., for 1870. Sheboygan. 1870.
8vo. Continued. 80063
Charter of the Sheboygan and Fond du Lac Road Com-
pany ... 1848. 8vo. 80064
Shecut (J[ohn] L[inn£eus] E[dward] W[hitridge]), b. 1770,
(I. 1836. An Essay on the prevailing, or Yellow-Fever, of
1817; together with preliminary Observations, and an Enquiry
into the Causes which produced it. ... By J. L. E. W. Shecut,
... Charleston: Printed by J. E. Aliller. 181 7. 8vo, pp. 34. b.
Shecut. Flora Carolinaeensis ; or, a Historical, Medical, and
Economical Display of the Vegetable Kingdom ; according to
the Linnaean, or Sexual System of Botany. Volume i. ... By
John L. E. W. Shecut. ... Charleston: Printed for the Author.^ by
John Hoff. 1806. 8vo, pp. (4), 579, (6). 4 Plates. H. 80066
No more published.
[Shecut.] Ish-noo-ju-lut-sche ; or the Eagle of the Mo-
hawks. A Tale of the Seventeenth Century. In two volumes.
... New-York: P. Price^ 130 Fulton Street. 1841. 2 vols., i8mo,
pp. 234; vi, 5-284. c. 80067
Shecut. Shecut's Medical and Philosophical Essays. Con-
taining: ist. Topographical, Historical and other Sketches of
the City of Charleston, from its first settlement to the present
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Second Edition, with Improvements. 3d. An Essay on Con-
tagions and Infections, (Second improved Edition.) and, 4th. An
Essay on the Principles and Properties of the Electric Fluid.
The whole of which are designed as illustrative of the Domestic
Origin of the Yellow Fever of Charleston ; and, as conducing
to the formation of a Medical History of the State of South-
Carolina. By J. L. E. W. Shecut, Practitioner of Physic, and
Member of the Literary and Philosophical Society of South-
Carolina. Charleston : Printed for the Author^ by A. E. Miller.
Copy-Right Secured. 18 19. 8vo, pp. viii, 260, (2). Plate.
Dr. Shecut also wag the author of the following works ; Elements of Natural Phi-
losophy ... 1826. — An Inquiry into the Properties and Power of the Electric Fluid,
and its Artificial Application to Medical Uses. ... 1818. — A New Theory of the
Earth ... 1826.
Shedd (H.) Home Missionary Life. An Autobiographical
Discourse delivered at the opening of the Presbytery of Frank-
lin, in Delaware, Ohio, April 5th, 1864. By Henry Shedd, the
retiring Moderator. Mt. Gilead: From the Sentinel Printing Office.
1872. 8vo, pp. 22. 80069
" An historical narrative of the Author's thirty-one years service in Morrow County,
Ohio." — I'homson.
[Shedd (William), b. 1798, d. 1830.] Letters to the Rev.
W. E. Channing, d.d., on the Existence and Agency of Fallen
Spirits. By Canonicus. Boston. 1828. i6mo, pp. 156.
Shedd (W.) The Influence of Temperance upon intellectual
Discipline. A Discourse ... before the Temperance Society of
the University of Vermont, April 20, 1844, By Rev. William
Shedd. ... Burlington: Printed by Stilman Fletcher. 1844. 8vo,
pp. 31. B. 80071
Shedd (W. G. T.), b. 1820. Africa and Colonization. An
Address ... before the Massachusetts Colonization Society, May
27, 1857. ^y William G. T. Shedd. ... Andover : Printed by
Warren F. Draper. 1857. ^vo, pp. 24. b. 80072
Shedd. Congregationalism and Symbolism : A Discourse ...
before the Congregational Library Association, May 25, 1858.
By William G. T. Shedd. ... Andover: Printed by Warren F,
Draper. 1858. 8vo, pp. 31. b., s. 80073
From the " Bibliotheca Sacra" for July, 1858.
Shedd. A Discourse ... before the American Education
Society, May 28, 1855. ... Boston. 1855. 8vo. b. 80074
SHEDDEN.
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Shedo. Discourses and Essays. By William G. T. Shedd.
Andover. 1855. i2mo. ■{- Andover : IVarrtn F. Draper. 1862.
i2mo, pp. 324. B., c. 80075
Shedd. Lectures upon the Philosophy of History. By Will-
iam G. T. Shedd. Andover: Warren F. Draper. 1856. i2mo,
pp. 128. c. 80076
Shedd. Literary Essays. By William G. T. Shedd. New
York: Charles Scribner's Sons. 1878. 8vo, pp. x, (1), 365, Por-
trait. 80077
Shedd. The Matter, Manner, and Spirit of Preaching. An
Address ... to the Graduating Class in Union Theological Sem-
inary, May 7th, 1866. By William G. T. Shedd, d.d. ... New
York: Charles Scribner l^ Co. 1866. 8vo, pp. 15.
80078
Shedd. The Method and Influence of Theological Studies.
A Discourse ... at Burlington, before the Literary Societies of
the University of Vermont, August 5th, 1845. By Rev. Will-
iam G. T. Shedd. ... Burlington. 1845. 8vo, pp. 52. B., s.
Shedd. The Nature and Importance of a Natural Rhetoric :
An Address ... on the Occasion of his Inauguration to the Chair
of Sacred Rhetoric and Pastoral Theology, in the Theological
Seminary at Auburn, June 16, 1852. By Rev. W. G. T. Shedd.
Auburn, N. T. : y. C. Ivison & Company. 1852. 8vo, pp. 32. B.
Shedd. The Nature and Influence of the Historic Spirit :
An Inaugural Discourse, B William G. T. Shedd ... Brown
Professor in Andover Theological Seminary. ... Andover: JV.
F. Draper iff Brother. 1854. 8vo, pp. 52.
H., S. 80081
Shedd. The true Nature of the Beautiful, and its Influence
upon Culture. A Discourse ... before the Literary Societies of
Amherst College, August 13, 185 1. By Rev. William G. T.
Shedd. ... Northampton: Hopkins, Bridgman iff Co. 1 85 1. 8vo,
pp. 31. B. 80082
Shedd. The Union and the War. A Sermon preached No-
vember 27, 1862. By William G. T. Shedd, d.d. New York:
Charles Scribner. 1 863. i2mo, pp. 40. 80083
Shedden (W.) Case in the House of Lords respecting the
Scotch Estates of the late William Shedden, Merchant of New
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York, both Appellant and Respondent's Cases. London. 1806-
1808. 2 parts, folio. 80084
Title from a bookseller's catalogue.
Shee (J.) The Pilgrim ; addressed to General John Shee,
with the Gentlemen in the United States, to whom the immedi-
ate care of our Seaport Defence is Committed. With a Supple-
ment. [^Philadelphia. 1 807.] 8vo. N. 80085
[Sheed (J. J.)] A Letter from a Gentleman of Baltimore to
his Friend in the State of New York, on the Subject of Slavery.
Baltimore: Sherwood If^ Co. ^ Printers. 1841. i2mo, pp. (2), 12.
BA., H. + \_Il>id.'\ 1 84 1. 8vo, pp. 9. B. 80086
Signed! "J. J. S."
Sheln (I.) The Narrow Way. By Elder Isaac Sheen.
/V/jno. [186-?] 8vo, pp. 8. 80087
A Mormon religious tract. Also: The Plan of Salvation. ... Piano, [n. d.] 8vo,
pp. 18.
Sheep without a Shepherd ; or the Rector's Cure of Souls: A
Contribution to the Trinity Church (Question. By One of the
Disfranchised. New-York. 1857. 8vo, pp. 41. b. 80088
Sheerman (John H.) See Sherman.
Sheet Almanack — 1824. Together with the Declaration uf
Independence [and Constitution] of the United States of Amer-
ica, [n. p. 1824.] Folio, pp. 2. H. 80089
[Sheffey (Daniel), b. 1760, d. 1830.] Address, etc. [On
the War of i8i2. IVashington. 1815.] 8vo, pp. 27. b.
Dated ! "Washington, February, 1815," and signed : " D. Sheffey."
Sheffey. Speech of Mr. Sheffey on the ... Bill for raising
an additional Military Force of 25,000 Men. House of Repre-
sentatives ... January 3, 1812. \}Vashington. 18 12.] 8vo, pp.
26. BA. 80091
Sheffey. Speech of the Hon. Daniel Sheffey on a Bill
authorizing a Loan of 25,000,000 Dollars, delivered in the
House of Representatives of the United States, February nth,
1814. Alexandria: Privted by Snowden and Simms. 18 14 8vo,
pp. 38. BA., N., W. 80092
Sheffey. Speech of the Hon. Daniel Sheff^ey, on the Bill
**To authorize the President of the United States to call upon
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the several States and Territories thereof for their respective
quotas of Eighty Thousand Men for the Defence of the Front-
iers" ... in the House of Representatives ... December [lOth],
18 14. IVashington City; Printed by Rapine and Elliot. [1814.]
8vo, pp. 16. BA., N. 80093
Sheffield (A.) In Memoriam. Mr. Amos Sheffield, Say-
brook, Conn. March 23, 1868. Hartford: Printed by Clark i^
Booth. 1868. 8vo, pp. 51. 80094
Sheffield (John, Lord). See [Holroyd (John Baker), \st
Earl of Sheffield^ Vol. viii., Nos. 32631-32642.
[Sheffield (S.)] In Memory of a Beloved Wife and Mother
[Sarah Sheffield]. February 26, 1864. [n. p. n. d.] Sq. 8vo,
pp. 136. Portrait. 80095
Sheffield (W. E.) A complete Digest of the Decisions of
the Supreme Court, of the State of Wisconsin, in Law and
Equity ... down to, and including, the Cases reported in Vol.
XIV, Wis. Reports. By Wm. E. Sheffield ... . Chicago: E. B.
Myers and Company. 1865. 8vo, pp. 608. B. 80096
Sheffield (W. P.), b. 1819. Conduct of the War. Speech
of Hon. W. P. Sheffield, of Rhode Island. Delivered in the
House of Representatives, January 27, 1862. \^fVashington :
Scammell & Co., Printers. 1862.] 8vo, pp. 7. 80097
Sheffield. Historical Address, of the City of Newport,
delivered July 4th, 1876, With an Appendix. By William P.
Sheffield. ... Newport: "John P. Sanborn ^ Co. ... Printers. 1876.
8vo, pp. 68, XV. 80098
Sheffield. A Historical Sketch of Block Island. By Will-
iam P. Sheffield. Newport: John P. Sanborn £ff 60., Printers.
1876. 8vo, pp. 62. 80099
Sheffield. House of Representatives. Speech of William
P. Sheffield, of Newport, upon the Resolution to Annul the
Decree of the Supreme Court, in the Case, Ives vs. Hazard,
delivered January 17, 1859. Providence: Knowles, Anthony ^ Co.,
Printers. 1859. 8vo, pp. ii. 80100
Sheffield. Speech of William P. Sheffield ... upon the Bil
10 Confiscate the Property and to free the Slaves of Rebels from
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servitude. ... May 23, 1862. [n. p. 1862.] 8vo.
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Sheffield, Mass. Centennial Celebration of the Town of
Sheffield, Berkshire Co., Mass., June i8 and 19, 1876. By the
Secretaries of the Committee appointed by the Town. [n. p.
1876.] 8vo. 80102
First Annual Report of the Visitors of the Sheffield Scien-
tific School of Yale College to the General Assembly of the
State of Connecticut ; together with an Historical Statement
respecting the School, and an account of the established Course
of Study. New Haven. 1866. 8vo, pp. 40. Continued.
Shehane (C. F. R.) a Key to Universalism ... Griffin
\_Ga.'\ 1854. i8mo, pp. 180. 80104
Also, in connection with J. L. Chapman: Discussion ... Do the Scriptures teach
the Doctrine of Endless Punishment, etc. Notasulga [yl/a. l^S°•^ ^^"i PP- 136.—
In connection with L. Pierce: A Theological Discussion held in Aniericus, Gj., 14-
16 Mar., 1850. [On question of Eternal Punishment.] Notjsuljra yAla. 1850.]
8vo, pp. 80. Titles from Dexter's "Congregationalism."
Sheil (R. L.), b. 1793, d. 1 85 1. Speeches of Richard L.
Sheil. Edited by Thos. MacNevin, Esq. London. 1847. 8vu,
pp. Ixii, 378. 80105
Includes a speech on the sugar duties.
The Chekinah ; Monthly. Devoted to the Emancipation of
Mind ; the Elucidation of Vital, Mental, and Spiritual Phe-
nomena, and the Progress of Man. Conducted by Brittan h
Partridge. ... Vol. ii. No. 2. December, 1852. ... New York:
Partridge ^ Brittan. [1852.] 8vo. H. 80106
The first volume was edited by S. B. Brittan. Continued to 1853 or later, in three
or more volumes.
Shelburne ([William Petty Fitzmaurice, Marquis of Lans-
downe^l Earl of), b. 1737, d. 1805. A | Defence | of the | Right
Honorable the | Earl of Shelburne, | from the | Reproaches of his
Numerous Enemies ; | In a Letter to | Sir George Saville, Bart. |
And intended for the Direction of all other Members of Par- j
liament, whose Object is rather to restore the Glory of thej
British Empire, than administer to the Views of a Faction. | To
which is added | a Postscript | addressed to | the Right Honorable |
John Earl of Stair. | Fourth Edition. | London : \ Printed for J.
Stockdale ... mdcclxxxii. 8vo, pp. 96. b. + Fifth Edition.
[Ibid.'] mdcclxxxiii. 8vo, pp. (2), 96. -\- Sixth Edition. [/t;W.]
MDCCLXXXiii. 8vo, pp. 96. -f- Seventh Edition. [/&/V.] mdcc-
lxxxiii. 8vo, pp. 96. + Eighth Edition. [Ibid.'] mdcclxxxiii.
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SHELBURNE PALLS.
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8vo, title, and pp. 96. -f Ninth Edition. [Ibid.'] mdcclxxxiii.
8v(), pp. 96. BA. 80107
By Denis O'Brycn. Improved title of No. 56437, Vol. xiii.
Shelburne. An Examination into the Principles, Conduct,
and Designs of the Earl of Shelburne, taken from a late Speech.
London. 1783. 8vo. 80108
On the peace with America. See alto Vol. vi., No. 13347.
Shelburne. Letter to the Earl of Shelburne. See Vol. x.,
Nos. 40469, 40530.
Shelburne. Reply to the Defence of the Earl of Shelburne,
in which the Falsehood, Calumny and Malevolence of that Pam-
phlet are Exposed and Refuted. London. 1783. 8vo, pp. 35.
Shelburne. A Short, but serious, Reply to .the Author of a
(mock) Defence of the Earl of Shelburne ; intended to prevent
Prejudice, and to expose Malignity and Deception. London :
Bell. 1783. 4to. 801 10
See *• Monthly Review," lxviii. 85.
Shelburne. Speech of the E^rl of Shelburne in the House
of Lords, 13 Feb., 1783, on the Articles of Peace. Ipswich.
[1783.] 4to. 801 1 1
Shelburne. A | Vindication | of the | Earl of Shelburne, | from
the 1 unjust and virulent Aspersions in a | Pamphlet, intitled, | " A
Defence of the | Earl of Shelburne" | and addressed | "To Sir
George Saville, Bart." | in a | Letter to Sir George Saville, Bart. |
London: \ Printed /or J. Debrett^ Piccadilly ... | M DCC Lxxxii. |
8vo, pp. 53. B. 801 12
Shelburne. A Word at Parting to the Earl of Shelburne.
London : J. Dehrett. mdcclxxxii. 8vo, pp. 43. 801 13
See also Vol. xii.. No. 49988.
Shelburne, Mass. Congregational Church in Shelburne,
Mass., March 12, 1832. Greenfield: Phelps £ff Ingersoll, Printers.
1832. i2mo, pp. II. H. 801 14
Shelburne Falls, Mass. A Catalogue of the Officers and
Students of Shelburne Falls Academy, 1847-8. Shelburne Falls,
Mass. Greenfield: Printed by C. A. Mirick. 1848. i2mo, pp.
xiv. 80 II 5
f. i'
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SHP.F.DON.
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[Shelby (Isaac), h. 1750, c/. 1826. 1 Battle of King's Moun-
tain. To the Public, fn. p. 1823?) i2mo, pp. 24. w. 80116
Signed on page Ijt " haac Shrlhy. Aj'ril, 1823." The lait eleven pigei contjin
Hocumenli, letteri, and papers relating to hit servicei in the revolution, and eiprci.i!|y
at the battle of King's Mountain. The p.imphirt wai elicited by a newspaper article
entitled "Col. William Campbell and Governor Shelby," written by Mr. William C.
Frrston. Information furnished by Mr. Edmund M. Barton.
Catalogue of Shelby College, Shelby ville, Ky., 1853. Louis-
ville, 1853. ^^°' 80117
Sheldon (A. (J.) Life of Asa G. Sheldon, Wilmington Farmer.
In Two Arrangements, ff^oburn : E. 7. Moody ^ Printer. 1862.
i2mo, title, pp. 374, (i). Portrait. h. 801 18
Sheldon (Dorcasina). See [Tenney {Mrs. T.)]
Sheldon {Mrs. E[lectra] M.) The Early History of Michi-
gan, from the first Settlement to 18 15. By E. M. Sheldon.
New York : A. S. Barnes ^ Company .... Detroit : Kerr^ Alorlty
isf Co. 1856. 8vo, pp. 409. 4 Portraits. a. 80119
"The whole of this volume is devoted to details of the Jesuit missions among the
Indians, and the association of the French with them, derived largely from unpublished
manuscripts." — Field. Also; The Clevelands ; showing the Influence of a Christian
Family in a New Settlement ... New York : Amerkan Trad Hodety. i860. i6mo,
Sheldon (E.) Proceedings of a Court Martial on the Tryal
of Col. Elisha Sheldon, at Fish-kill, Oct. 25, 1780. ... Hartford.
1780. 8vo. s. 80120
Very rare. Mr. Brinley's copy (No. 4141) sold for $16.
Sheldon (G.) The Hand of God recognized. A Discourse
... 22d February, 1846, in the Independent or Congregational
Church, at Dorchester, St. George's Parish, S. C, in Observ-
ance of the 150th Anniversary of the Building of the Church.
By Rev. George Sheldon .... Charleston : Surges (sf 'James^ Print-
ers. 1846. 8vo, pp. 22. B. 80121
Sheldon (H. O.) A Lecture ... before the Society for the
Promotion of Useful Knowledge, upon the Lyceum System of
Education, with some Account of the first Lyceum Village,
Berea, Ohio. By H. O. Sheldon. Cincinnati : Ephraim Morgan
l^ Co. 1842. 8vo, pp. 14. H. 80122
Sheldon. The Sheldon Magazine ; or, A Genealogical List
of the Sheldons in America, with Biographical and Historical
Notes, and Notices of other Families with which this intermar-
ried. By Rev. Henry Olcott Sheldon. No. i. Loudonvillt^
SHELDON.
4ti
/Ishland Co.y Ohio. [yunt^'\ 1855. 8vo, pp. 28. -f No. ii. Sid-
n/Vy Ohioy Januaryy 1857. 8vo, pp. 28-55. -j- No. III. Sidney^
Ohioy Aprils '857. 8vo, pp. 55-82. + No. 4. Octobtr^ 1 857.
8vo, pp. 82-1 12. 80123
In the catalogue of the Library uf Cungreii the magaxine ii deicribed ai containing
|i|<. iv, II, and leaves 113.
Shkldon (H. S.) Documentary History of SufficKi, in the
Colony and Province of the Massachusetts Bay, in New Eng-
land, 1 660- 1 749. Collected, transcribed and published by Hez-
ckiah Spencer Sheldon. First Period, 1660-1682. Second Pe-
riod, 1682-1715. Third Period, 1716-1749. 250 Copies only
Printed. Springfield^ Man,: Printtd by the Clark IV. Bryan Com-
pany. MDCCCLXXIX. 8vO, pp. (4), 78. 80124
Sheldon (J.) The Harvest Home: An Address ... at Evans
... By James Sheldon. Buffalo. 1856. 8vo. s. 80125
Shkldon. An Oration delivered before the Citizens of Buf-
falo, July 5th, 1852, by James Sheldon. ... Buffalo: Steam PresSy
Jnvitty Thomas iff Co. 1852. 8vo, pp. 27. 80126
Sheldon. Oration delivered July 4th, 1865, at Eden, Erie
Co., N. Y. By James Sheldon. Buffalo. 1865. 8vo, pp. 30,
(i). B. 80127
Sheldon (J. O.) Address ... at the Annual Meeting of the
N. Y. State Agricultural Society, Albany, February 9, 1865.
By James O. Sheldon .... Jlbany. 1865. 8vo, pp. 30. b.
Sheldon (L. A[llen]), h. 1829. Speech of Hon. Lionel A.
Sheldon in the House of Representatives, Dec. 21, 1871, con-
cerning the Levees of the Mississippi. Washington. 1871. 8vo.
Sheldon (L. H.) The Moral Responsibility of the Citizen
and Nation in respect to the Fugitive Slave Bill. A Discourse
delivered April 10, 1851, On Occasion of the Public Fast, in
the Orthodox Congregational Church, Townsend, Mass. By
Rev. L. H. Sheldon ... Andover : John D. Flagg. 1851. 8vo,
pp. 30. 80130
[Sheldon (M. L.)] A Petition to the Forty-first Congress
... for Claims of America Citizens against the Credit Foncier
of Poland, and thp Russian Ciovernment. Neiu York : John Pol-
hemuSy Printer. 1870. 8vo, pp. 47. H. 80131
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Shkldon (W.) Cursory Rfmarks|()n the | I/aws| concerning |
Usury. I And I On some late I'rocccdings, | in | Cases of Usury. | My
W. Sheldon, | of Norwich, Connecticut. | ... | Norwich : \ i^rinttd
and Sold by John Trumbull. \ May^ »79y- 1 Hvo, pp. 63. w.
Sheldon (W.) Aerial Navigation and the Patent Laws. By
William Sheldon. Boiton. 1850. 8vo, pp. 46. ^O'jj
Sheldon (VV.) Mormonism Examined: or Was Joseph
Smith a Divinely Inspired Prophet .' A Refutation of Mormon-
ism, containing over One Hundred Proofs of its Fallacy. Ex-
amined in the light of their own inspired works, such as " The
Book of Mormon," "The Book of Doctrines and Covenants,"
"The Inspired Translation." By William Sheldon, Brodhead,
Wis. ... Published by the Author. [Broadheady IVis, Advertiser
Printy yineland., N. J. 187-?] i6mo, pp. 184. H0134
Shkldon (W. D.) The "Twenty-Seventh." A Regimental
History. By Winthrop D. Sheldon, a.m., late lieutenant Com-
pany H. New Haven: Morris ^ Benham. 1866. l2mo, pp.
144. Portrait. b. 80135
A hiitury of the 27th Regiment of Connecticut Volunteers, embracing periunjl
sketches of officers and men.
Sheldon's Business ... Directory ... of New York, Boston,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, &c. &c. ... New Tork. 1845. ^vo. s.
Shellabarger (S.), b. 1817. Encouragement of Foreign
Commerce. Speech of Hon. Samuel Shellabarger ... in the
House of Representatives, January 21, 1873. IVashington : F.
isf y. Rives ^ Geo. A. Bailey. 1873. ^^o, pp. 15. h. 80 137
Shellabarger. Enforcement of Fourteenth Amendment.
Speech of Hon. Samuel Shellabarger, of Ohio, in the House of
Representatives, April 6, 187 1. [^fVashington. i%']i.'\ 8vo, pp. 8
Shellabarger. Messrs. Vallandigham, Richardson and Cox.
A Reply. Speech of Hon. Samuel Shellabarger of Ohio ... Jan-
uary 27, 1863. [n. p. 1863.] 8vo, pp. 16. H. 80139
Shellabarger. Reconstruction. Speech of Hon. S. Shel-
labarger, of Ohio ... in House of Representatives, January 8,
1866. [^JVashington. 1866.] 8vo, pp. 8. b. 80140
Shellabarger. The Relations of the Constitution and of
Public Law to Rebellion. Speech of Hon. Samuel Shellabarger,
SHRI.TUN.
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of Ohio^ Delivered in the House of Representatives, February
24, 1862. [ff^ashington. 1862.] 8vo, pp. 16. 80141
Shbllabaroer. Rights of Citizens. Speech of Hon. Sam-
uel Shellahargerf of Ohio ... House rf Representatives, July 25,
1866. On the Bill to declare and protect all the Privileges and
Immunities of Citizens of the United States in the several States.
[ff^ashington. 1866.] 8vo, pp. 8. H. 80142
Shbllabaroer. Speech of Hon. Samuel ShcUabargcr, of
Ohio, on the Habeas Corpus ; Delivered in the House of Rep-
resentatives, May 12, 1862. IVaihington : Printed at the Congres-
sional Globe Office, 1862. 8vo, pp. 14. 80 1 43
Shf.llararoer. Speech of Hon. Samuel Shcllabargcr ... at
Springfield, Ohio, August 16. The Crisis and our Duty. The
Union Policy contrasted with that of the President. [Columbus^
Ohio: Glenn & Heide^ Printers. 186-?] 8vo, pp. 12. H.
Shrllabarger. Speech of Hon. Samuel Shcllabargcr, of
Ohio, on Reconstruction ... in the House of Representatives,
January 24, 1867. 8vo, pp. 8. e. 80145
Shellabarger. Who are the Authors of the Rebellion ?
Speech of Hon. Samuel Shellahareer in reply to Messrs. Vallan-
digham, Richardson and Cox ... January 27, 1863. [^IVashing-
ton. 1863.] 8vo, pp. 16. 80146
Alio; Speech on the Disfranchisement of the Rebels ... April 21, 1866. [ffasb-
ington. 1866.] 8vo.
Shelley's Petroleum, Oil and Railway Guide of West Virginia,
Ohio, Kentucky, and Pennsylvania. Issued Monthly. Febru-
ary. [A^ew Tork : M. M. Shelley. 1865.] 8vo, pp. 27. ' Maps.
Shelly (A. F.), pseudon. Ostrea ; or, the Loves of the
Oysters. A Lay by A. Fishe Shelly, Esq. New Tork: T. jf.
Crowen. 1857. i^mo, pp. 72. 80148
By James Watson Gerard. See also Sombre (S.), pseuJon.
First Annual Report of the Trustees of "The Sheltering
Arms" .... New-Tork : George F. Nesbitt ^ Co.^ Printers. 1865.
8vo, pp. 15, (i). Continued. h. 80149
Shelton (F[rederic] W[illiam]), b. 1814, </. 1881. Lectures
before the Huntington Library Association. By the Rev. F.
W. Shelton ... . New-Tork: Printed by J. P. Prall. 1850. 8vo,
pp. 36. H. 80150
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[Shelton.] The Trollopiad ; or Travelling Gentleman in
America: a Satire, By Nil Admirari, Esq. ... New York: C.
Shepard. 1837. i2mo, pp. 151.
B., c.
80151
Shelton. Up the River. By F. W. Shelton .... With
Illustrations from Original Designs. New Tork : Charles Scrih-
ner. 1853. i2mo, pp. (2), xxi, (i), 335. Frontispiece. l.
A series of rural sketches. Also : Crystalline; or The Heiress of Fall Down Castle.
A Romance. ... New Tork: Char/es Scribner. 1854.. I2mo, pp. (4), 11-202. 4
Plates. — Peeps from a Belfry: or the Parish Sketch Book. ... Neiu 7'ork: Charlei
isiiihner. 1855. i2mo, pp. (4), 11-294. — The Rector of St. Bardolph's; or, Super-
annuated. ... Neiv Tork: Charles Scribner. 1853. izmo, pp. xvii, 11-344. Frontis-
piece.— Salander and the Dragon; A Romance of the Hartz Prison. ... New Tork:
Samuel Hueiton ... George P. Putnam. 1850. Sq. i6mo, pp. (4), 9-184. 4 Plates.
[Shelton (Philo S.)] The Law of Special Reprisals, [n. p.
1858.] 8vo, pp. 30. H. 80153
Shelton. Venezuelan Outrage upon United States Citizens
and Property at Shelton's Isle. Derby., Conn. 1855. [Inside
half-title :] Memoranda of Philo S. Shelton, in his Case for State
Department. 8vo, cover-title, and pp. 23. h. 80154
Shelton (W.), b. 1798, d. 1883. An Historical Sermon ...
St. Paul's Cathedral, Buffalo ... February 19th, 1867. By the
Rev. William Shelton, d.d. [^Buffalo. 1867.] 8vo, pp. 20.
Shelton. Sermon preached by Rev'd William Shelton, d.d.
Rector of St. Paul's Church, Buffalo, November 2d, 1851.
Being the first sermon preached by him in the Church. Buffalo:
Seaver. 1851. 8vo, pp. 23. 80 1 56
Shelton's New Almanac ... 1815. ... Bridgeport [^Conn.'] 1815.
i6mo. 80157
Shelton Family. Brief Memoir. See [Dixon (B. H.)],
Vol. v., N. 20354.
Shelvocke (G.) a I Voyage | round the | World | By the Way
of the I Great South Sea, | Perform'd in the Years 17 19, 20, 21,
22, in the | Speedwell of London, of 24 Guns and 100 Men,|
(under His Majesty's Commission to cruize on the | Spaniards in
the late War with the Spanish Crown) | till she was cast away on
the Island of Juan Fernandes, | in May 1720; and afterwards
continu'd in the Reco- 1 very, the Jesus Maria and Sacra Familia,
&c. I By Capt. George Shelvocke, Commander of | the Speedwell,
Recovery, &c. in this Expedition. | [Vignette.] | London : J Printed
SHEPARD.
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for J. Senex^ at the Globe against St. Dunstan's Churchy \ Fleetstreet ;
W. and J. Innys^ at the Prince' s-Jrms in St. PauVs \ Church-yard ;
and y. Oshorn and T. Longman^ at the \ Ship in Pater-noster Row.
MDCCXxvi. I 8vo, pp. (8), Preface xxxii, Contents (4), text 468.
Map and 4 Plates. b., h. l. 80158
The plates are as follows : (i) An Indian of y" Island of Chiloe in pursuit uf a
Bull, p. 106; (z) The pusture of a Sea-Lion, etc., p. 153; (3) An Indian of y"
Southernmost parts of California, etc., p. 404; (4) Two Californian Women, etc., p.
404.
" Two histories were published of this voyage. This, written by Captain Shel-
vocke, was intended by him as a vindication of his conduct, having been accused of
piracy and embezzlement. The other was written by one of Shelvocke's officers,
William Betagh [see Vol. 11., No. 5057], who was roughly treated in Shelvocke's nar-
rative, and, in return, wrote with the design of exposing Shelvocke. Both narratives
are written with spirit." — Burney.
Shelvocke. A | Voyage | Round the | World, | By the Way of
the I Great South Sea : | Performed in a private Expedition during
the War, which | broke out with Spain, in the Year 1718. | By
Capt. George Shelvocke. | The Second Edition, revised and
republished | By George Shelvocke, Esq. | [Vignette.] | London : |
Printed for IV. Innys and J. Richardson^ M. i5f T. Longman^ \ in
Pater-noster-row . mdcclvii. | 8vo, pp. (6), iii, (3), 476. Map
and 4 Plates. l. 80159
Shelvocke. Reise um die Welt, auf dem Wege durch die
grosse Siidsee, welche derselbt in einer Privatexpedition wahrend
des Krieges, welcher mit Spanien im Jahr 17 18 ausbrach, unter-
nommen. Aus dem Englischen. Bremen : Georg Ludewig Fors-
ter. 1787. 8vo, pp. 407. j.c.B. 80160
Shemain (Theodorus van). See Van Shemain.
Shenston (T. S.) The Oxford Gazetteer ; containing a
Complete History of the County of Oxford, from its first Settle-
ment, together with a full abstract of each census. By Thomas
S. Shenston. Hamilton^ C. W. 1852. 8vo, pp. 216. Map. s.
Also: The County Warden, and Municipal OfHc-''s Assistant ... Brantford, 1851.
8vo, pp. III.
Shepard (A. K.) The Land of the Aztecs ; or. Two Years
in Mexico. By A. K. Shepard. Albany: IVeed., Parsons & Co.
i2mo, pp. 209.
JS/\a« ^*> ^*
80162
1859.
Shepard. Papers on Spanish America. By A. K. Shepard.
Albany, A\ T. : Joel Munsell. 1868. 8vo, pp. 75. L. 80163
Contents: The Colonial Policy of Spain; The Island of St. Domingo; Letter from
Panama; The Mining and Agriculture of Mexico; Mexico before the French Invasion.
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Shepard (C. U.), b. 1804, d. 1886. Address ... before the
New Haven Horticultural Society, September 25, 1838. By
Charles Upham Shepard. New Haven : Babcock ^ Galpin^ Print-
ers. 1838. 8vo, pp. 24. B. 80164
Shepard. Geology of Upper Illinois. By Charles U. Shep-
ard. New Haven. 1838. 8vo, pp. 31. N. 80 1 65
From the *• American Journal of Science and Arts," No. i, Vol. 34.
Shepard. Manual of the Cultivation of the Sugar-cane, and
the Fabrication and Refinement of Sugar. Prepared under the
direction of the Hon. Secretary of the Treasury, U. S. By
Charles Upham Shepard. Washington. 1833. 8vo, pp. 122. s.
Shepard. A Report on the Geological Survey of Connecti-
cut. By Charles Upham Shepard, m.d. ... New Haven: Printed
by B. L. Hamlen. 1837. 8vo, pp. 188. a., c, m. 80167
Shepard. Report on American Meteorites. ... By Charles
Upham Shepard. From the American Journal of Scunicn •^^y\
Arts, Second Series. New Haven : Printed hy B. L. Hatnlen.
1848. 8vo, pp. 55. B. 80168
Shepard. Reports of Professor Charles U. Shepard, and
Forrest Shepherd, Esq. respecting Mineral Deposits in the States
of Missouri and Illinois. ... \New Haven. 1840.] 8vo. Folded
Map. B. 80169
Shepard. Treatise on Mineralogy. By Charles Upham
Shepard, a.b. ... New-Haven : Hezekiah Howe. 1832. i2mo,
pp. xix, (i), 256. Illustrated, b. + Second Edition. New
Haven. 1839. 2 parts in one vol. 8vo. + Third Edition, with
725 Illustrations. New Haven. 1857. ^^o> PP* ^t 452-
Shepard. Treatise on Mineralogy. Second Part. Consist-
ing of Descriptions of the Species, and Tables illustrative of their
Natural and Chemical Affinities. By Charles Upham Shepard,
... With 500 Woodcuts. New-Haven. 1825. 2 vols., i2mo.
Also: Syllabus to Lectures on Chemistry ... New York. 1841. 8vo.
Shepard (D.) Oration before the Colchester Educational
Association, July 4, 1843. ^Y Daniel Shepard. [n. p. 1843.]
8vo. B., s. 80172
Shepard {Mrs. D. E. G.), b. 1820, d. 1853. Cut-Flowers
[in verse]. By Mrs. D. E. G. Shepard. Edited by J. G. Hol-
land. Springfield., Mass. 1854. i2mo, pp. 168. 801 73
SHEPARD.
417
Shepard (E. C.) Francia. A Tale of the Revolutions of
Paraguay, from Authentic Sources. By E. Clarence Shepard.
London: Richard Bentley. 1851. Post 8vo, title, and pp. 210.
Shepard (E. H.) The Autobiography of Elihu H. Shepard,
formerly Professor of Languages in St. Louis College. ... St.
Louis: George Knapp & Co. 1869. 8vo, pp. 275. Photographic
Portraits. ba. 80175
Shepard. The Early History of St. Louis and Missouri
from its first Exploration by white men in 1673 to 1843. ^Y
Elihu H. Shepard ... . St. Louis: Southwestern Book and Publish-
ing Co. 1870. 8vo, pp. 170. B. 80176
Shepard (E.) Thoughts on the Prophecies; applicable to
the Times. By Enoch Shepard, Deacon of the First Presbyte-
rian Church in Marietta. Marietta : Joseph Israel. 1812. i2mo,
pp. 157. 80177
Shepard (G.) A Discourse commemorative of Rev. Benja-
min Tappan, d.d., late Secretary of the Maine Missionary So-
ciety, delivered ... June 22, 1864. By George Shepard ... .
Portland: Printed by Brown Thurston. 1864. 8vo, pp. 23.
Shepard. A Sermon, preached at the Anniversary of the
Maine Missionary Society, at Searsport, June 22, 1864. By
George Shepard .... Portland: Printed by Brown Thurston. 1864.
8vo, pp. 47, (i). B. 80179
Shepard. Sermons by the late Rev. George Shepard, Pro-
fessor in the Theological Seminary, Bangor, Maine. With a
Memorial by Professor D. S. Talcott. Boston : Nichols y Noyes.
1868. i2mo, pp. xxxix, 368. Portrait. 80180
Also: Two Discourses on the Divinity of Christ ... Halloivell. 1833. 8vo, pp. 48.
Shepard (L F.), b. 1816, d. 1889. Liberty and its Mission.
An Oration ... West Killingley, Conn. July 4, 1856. By Isaac
F. Shepard, Esq. Boston: Ticknor Iff Fields. 1856. 8vo, pp. 26.
Shepard. Memorial Day. May 30, 1870. Oration By
Gen. L F. Shepard ... at Jefferson Barracks, St. Louis, Mo.
St. Louis. 1870. 8vo, pp. 16. H. 80182
Shepard. Pebbles from Castalia. By Isaac F. Shepard.
Boston : Whipple U Damrell. 1840. i2mo, pp. 160. c. 80 183
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Shepard. Poetry of Feeling, and Spiritual Melodi»;s. By
Isaac F. Shepard. Boston: Lewis (^ Sampson. 1844. 24010, pp.
128. 80184
Shepard. Scenes and Songs of Social Life. A Miscellany.
By Isaac F. Shepard. Boston : Saxon ^ Kelt, 1846. i6mo, pp.
336. c. 80185
Shepard (J. B.) An Address ... before the two Literary
Societies, of the University of North Carolina : in Gerard Hall.
By James B. Shepard, June 5th, 1844. ... Raleigh^ N. C:
Printed by Thomas Loring. 1844. 8vo, pp. 26. H. 80186
Shepard (J.), b. 1648, d. 1720. Early Offerings best Ac-
cepted : I and Early Preparations |The best Security against | Evil
Dayes. | Or, | The Wise Mans Counsel to the | Young Man, lay-
ing a Solemn | Charge upon all Young Persons, | to begin to be
Good Betimes ; | Or, To Remember their Creator | in the Dayes
of Youth. I The Substance of what was more largely | Insisted on,
from Eccle. xii. i. Preached] at Lynn, in the County of Essex,
N. E. I By Jeremiah Shepard, m.a. | and Pastor of the Church
there. | ... \ Boston : Printed by B. Green ^ for Eleazer Phillips. \ Sold
at his Shop at the Sign of the Eagle | in Newbury Street. 1 7 1 2. |
Sm. 8vo, pp. (2), vi, 159. M. 80187
Shepard. An Ephemeris ... 1672. See Vol. xv., pp. 103,
104.
Shepard. God's Conduct of His Church [through the] Wil-
derness, I with His I Glorious Arm, | to make Himself an | Everlast-
ing Name. | A | Sermon | Preached by Order of the Honourable |
Representatives, of the Province of | the Massachusetts- Bay, in
New-Eng-|land. On May the 25th. 1715. | Being their Anni-
versary Day for Election of | His M^esties Council for that
Province. I By Jeremiah Shepard, a.m. Pastor I of the Church of
Lynn. | ... ) Boston, Printed by John Allen, for Nicholas Boone, at \ the
Sign of the Bible in Cornhill. 1715.I Sm. 8vo, pp. (2), 34. M.
Shepard. A Sort of | Believers | never | Saved. | Or, | The
Danger of Miscarrying in Point of | Salvation, by a false Inef-
fectual I Faith ; a Faith having no Root ; where- 1 by Many Pro-
fessors either fall away | after Hoptfu! Beginnings ; or Miss of j
Heaven in the Height of their Hopes. | The Substance of Two
Sermons; Part] of the Opening and Applying the! Parable of the
Sower, and the Seed | that fell on the Rock, Luk. viii. 13.)
SHEPARD.
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Preached at Lynn, in the County of Essex, N. E. | By Jeremiah
Shepard, m.a. | ... | Published at the Request of some of the
Inhabitants I of the Town, for the Benefit of others in the Place. |
Boston : Printed by B. Green : Sold by Eleazer Phillips at his Shop
under the Town-house in Kings Street. 171 1. Sm. 8vo, pp. (2),
iv, 72. 80189
There viras a copy in the library of the American Antiquarian Society at Worcester,
according to the printed catalogue of 1837, but I am now informed by the librarian
that the book cannot be found.
Shepard (S.), b. 1739, d. 1 8 15. An I Answer | to the | Pub-
lications I Of I Messieurs | Thurston, | Woodman, | and | Coe, |
Respecting their Pretended] Divine Right | of | Infant Baptism, [so
called. I By Samuel Shepard, ) Preacher of the Gospel. \Exeter:\
Printed by Henry Ranlet^ for the Author, j m, dcc, xciii. | 8vo, pp.
96. w. 80190
This elicited; Observations | on | Samuel Shepard's | Three Letters | on | Baptism. | In
a Letter to a Friend. [By Moses Brown.] | Providence : \ Printed by J. Carter. \ m,dcc,-
xciii.| i2mo, pp. 23. w.
Shepard. An Examination of the Account lately Published
by Mr. E. Smith, in two Pamphlets, respecting Original Sin —
the Death Adam was to die the day he eat the forbidden fruit,
and the final end of the wicked after the resurrection day. In
an Epistle to the said E. Smith. By Samuel Shepard. ... Exeter:
Printed by Ranlet b' Norris. 1806. i2mo, pp. 78. H. 80 191
Shepard. The Principle of Universal Salvation Examined
By Samuel Shepard. Exeter, mdccxcviii. 8vo,
80192
and Tried,
pp. 36.
Shepard
Friends call
A I Scriptural Enquiry, | concerning what the
Scriptural Baptism ; | Being | An Answer | to a Pub-
lication of a Friend | in Rhode-Island, by the name of | Moses
Brown. [ By Samuel Shepard, | Preacher of the Gospel. | Printed at
Exeter^\by Henry Ranlet^for the Author. \ M,DCC,xciv. | 8vo, pp.
38. w. 80193
Shepard (S.), b. \']'J2^ d. 1846. A Sermon, delivered at
Lenox, (Massachusetts) February 20th, 1806; being the day of
the Execution of Ephraim Wheeler, pursuant to his sentence,
for a rape committed on his daughter, Betsy Wheeler. By
Samuel Shepard, a.m. Pastor of the Church in Lenox. ... Stock-
bridge: Printed by H. Willard. — March^ 1806. 8vo, pp. 18. +
Second Stockbridge Edition. Stockbridge : Printed by H. Willard.
—Aprils 1806. 8vo, pp. 24. 80194
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Shepard. a Sermon, preached in the Audience of His Ex-
cellency Caleb Strong, Esq. Governor ; His Honor, Edward H.
Robbins, Esq. Lieutenant Governor ; The Honorable the Coun-
cil, Senate, and House of Representatives of the Commonwealth
of Massachusetts, on the Anniversary Election, May 28, 1806.
By Samuel Shepard, a.m. ... Boston: Toung iff Minns^ Printers to
the State. 1 806. 8vo, pp. 31. 80195
Alio: Half-Century Sermon ... Lenox ... 1845. 8vo.
Shepard (S. E.) The Duty of Christians to Civil Govern-
ment. By S. E. Shepard. Cincinnati: H. S. Bosworth. [186-?]
i2mo, pp. 24. 80196
Shepard (S.) Accrostics, a Number of Original Pieces of
Poetry and Select Songs. Composed and Compiled by Sylvanus
Shepard. [n. p.:] Printed for the Author^ August^ 18 14. i2mo,
pp. 24. 80197
Shepard (T.), h, 1605, d. 1649. The Autobiography of
Thomas Shepard, the celebrated Minister of Cambridge, N. E.
With additional Notices of his Life and Character, by Nehemiah
Adams, Pastor of the First Church in connexion with the Shepard
Society, Cambridge. Boston : Published by Pierce and Parker. 1832.
i2mo, pp. V, (3), 7-129. B. 80198
Thomas Shepard'j "Memoir of his own Life" is also printed in Young's "Chron-
icles of the First Planters of ... Massachusetts Bay," pp. 497-558.
Shepard. The Beginning of the Sabbath. See ** Theses
Sabbaticae," 1649, *^5°» "''^ ^^S^t infrot notes.
Shepard. Certain | Select Cases | Resolved. | Specially, tending
to the right | ordering of the heart, that we | may comfortably
walke I with God in our gene- 1 ral and particular | Callings. | Sent
over from New-England | in a Letter, to a precious | Friend here. |
By Thomas Shepheard | Sometimes of Emanuel-Col-lledge in
Cambridge, now | Preacher of Gods Word | in New-England. |
London.^ \ Printed by M. Simmons^ for "John Roth- 1 well., at the Sun
and Fountain in \ Pauls Church-yard. 1648. | 24mo, pp. (18), i-
168, (8), 169-247, (i). Signatures in twelves. b. 80199
An address of ten pages "To the Christian Reader," is signed "William Adderley."
Anothe*" address of three pages is signed "John Geree and William Greenhill." Mr.
Shepard's "Certain Select Cases" ends on page i68, and is followed by a catechism
with the title :
The First | Principles | of the Oracles of | God. | Collected | By Thomas Shepheard, |
Sometimes of Emanuel-CuUedge. Now Preacher | of Gods Word in | New-England. |
... I Londoitfl Printed by M. Simmons, 1648.] This portion has the heading, "The Sum
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of Christian Religion, in way of Question and Answer," and fills the remainder of the
volume. The address "To the Christian Reader" is signed "William Adderly."
Shepard. Certain | Select Cases | Resolved. | Specially, tending
to the right | ordering of the heart, that | we may comfortably
walk I with God in our general | and particular Callings. | By
Thomas Shephard, | Sometimes of Emanuel-Colledge | in Cam-
bridge, Now Preacher of | Gods Word in New- 1 England. | Z,o«-
don^ Printed by fV. H.for John Rothwelly at the Sun\and Fountain
in Pauls Church-yard^ near \ the little North-door. 1650.] 8vo, pp.
(8), 87. A in four, b-f in eights, and o in four. l. 80200
The first leaf, recto blank, contains on the verso the " Imprimatur Joseph Caryl,"
and the words: "This Reverend Author hath other practicall peeces. Viz. The
Treatise of the Sabbath. Sincere Convert. Sound Beleever." The title, verso blank,
is followed by an address of four pages "To the Christian Reader," signed "William
Adderley," and "Dated from Charterhouse in London, Febr. i. 1647." The "Cer-
tain Select Cases" end on page 53. Pages 55-87 contain a catechism with the fol-
lowing title :
The First | Principles | of the | Oracles | of | God. | Collected { By Thomas Shephard, |
Sometimes of Emanuel-Colledge. | Now Preacher of Gods Word | in New-England. |...
I f,ondon,\PrinteJ hy IV. Hunt, 1650.I An address "To the Christian Reader" on pp.
57-58 is signed by " William Adderley," and " Dated, From Charterhouse in London,
February, i. 1647." Another address to the "Christian Reader" on page 59 is signed
"John Geree, and Will. Greenhill. Mar. 27. 1648." The text begins on page 61
with the heading: "The Sum of Christian Religion: In way of Question and An-
swer. Delivered by Mr. Th. Shephard in N. E."
Resolved. 1655. See
Shepard. Certain Select Cases
"Theses Sabbaticse," 1655, /«/r<», note.
Shepard. Certain | Select Cases | Resolved. | Specially, tending
to the right | ordering of the Heart, that | we may comfortably
v/alk I with God in our gene-|ral and particular | Callings. | By
Thomas Shephard, | Sometimes of Emanuel Col- 1 ledge in Cam-
bridge } Now I Preacher of Gods Word | in New-England. | [Z,o«-
don:"] Re-printed in the Tear, 1695. | 24mo, pp. (8), 112. a-e in
twelves. L. 80201
Pages 75-112 contain a catechism with the following title:
The First | Principles | of the | Oracles | of | God. | Collected | By Thomas Shephard, |
Sometime of Emanuel Col-|ledge in Cambridge; Now | Preacher of God's Word | in
New-England. |... I /J*-^r/»«</;n the Tear, 1695.I The running heading of this portion
is : " The Sum of Christian Religion."
For a later edition, see "Three Valuable Pieces," 1747, infra.
Shepard. The Change of the Sabbath. See "Theses
Sabbaticae," 1649, 1650, and 1655, in/ra, notes.
Shepard. The | Church-Membership | of Children, | and their
Right to I Baptisme, | According to that holy and everlasting
Covenant of God, I established between Himself, and the Faith-
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in a Letter, sent unto a worthy Friend of the| Author, and many
Yeares agoe written touching that subject ; | By Thomas Shepard,
sometimes Pastor of the Church | of Christ at Cambridg in New-
England. I Published at the earnest request of many j for the C'on-
solation | and Encouragement, both of Parents and Children in
the Lord. | ... | Cambridg\ Printed by Samuel Green. 1663. | 4:0, pp.
(22), 26.
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Following the title is "A Preface to the Reader" of 18 pages, by Thomas Shtpard'
and two pages of anagrams, with verses, on Shepard, hy John Wilson. The letter
"was written by the Author's own hand: and not three months before the time nf
his Dissolution, and sent to one who, before the receipt thereof, was not so clear in
the point of Infant-Baptisme, but was hereby recovered, and stablished in the tiiith."
Three copies were in Mr. Brinley's sale, Nos. 862, 6220, and 7799.
A second edition, CamhriJge, 1669, in mentioned in Haven's list of ante-revolution-
ary publications, but its existence is doubtful,
Shepard. The Church-Membership of Children, and their
Right to Baptism ... Boston^ reprinted. 1762. i2mo. 80203
Shepard. The Church-Membership of Children, and their
Right to Baptism ... New London^ reprinted by T. Green. 1769.
Sm. 8vo, pp. 40. 80204
Shepard. The | Clear Sun-shine of the Gospel | breaking
forth I upon the | Indians | in | New-England. | Or, | An Historical!
Narration of Gods | Wonderfull Workings upon sundry of the |
Indians, both chief Governors and Common-people, | in bringing
them to a willing and desired submission to | the Ordinances of
the Gospel ; and framing their] hearts to an earnest inquirie after
the knowledge | of God the Father, and of Jesus Christ | the
Saviour of the World. | By Mr. Thomas Shepard Minister of the
Gospel of IJesus Christ at Cambridge in New-England. | ... | Lon-
don^ Printed by R. Cotes for John Bellamy at the three golden \ Lions
in Cornhill near the Royall Exchange., 1648. | 410, pp. (14), 38.
a in four (including a preliminary blank leaf), a in four, b-f in
fours (including a final blank leaf). b., h., l., w. 80205
Contents: Title, verso blank; the epistle dedicatory, "To the Right Honourable
the Lords & Commons Assembled In High Court of Parliament," in six pages, signnt
by Stephen Marshall, Jeremy Whitaker, Edm. Calamy, William Greenhill, John
Downam, Philip Nye, Syd. Symptson, William Carter, Tho, Goodwin, Tho. Case,
Simeon Ashe, and Samuel Bolton; the epistle to the reader, "To the Godly and wi-ll
affected of this Kingdome of England," etc., in six pages, signed by the same twelve;
text, pp. 1-38. This includes, "Conclusions and Orders made and .igrted upon by
divers Sachims and other principall men amongst the Indians at Concord, in the end
of the eleventh moneth, An. 1646," pp. 4-5 ; "The Order made last Generall Court
,?t Boston the z6. pf May, 1647. concerning the Indians, &c.," pp. 15-16; "The
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dated from " Roxbury tliis 14. of Septemb, 1647," pp. 16-19.
Thii it the third uf the aeries of tracts relating to the propagation of the gospel
among the Indians of New England. It w.is reprinted in the "Collections " of the
Massachusetts Historical Society, third series, vol. iv., pp. 2J-67, and again as follows:
Shbpard. The Clear Sunshine of" the Gospel Breaking Forth
upon the Indians in New-England. By Thomas Shepard. New
K'ork : Reprinted for Joseph Sabin. 1865. 410, pp. (22), 56, and
covers. l. 80206
" Sabin's Reprints, Quarto Series. No. x." Two hundred copies printed on small
paper, and fifty copies on large paper.
[Shepard.] The ] Day-Breaking, | if not | The Sun-Rising |
of the I Gospell | With the | Indians in New-England. | . . . | London^ j
Printed by Rich. Cotes^ for Fulk Clifton^ and are to bee\ sold at his
shop under Saint Margarets Church on\Neiv-Jish-street Hill^ 1647. |
4to, pp. (2), 25. A-c in fours, d in two. l. 80207
Corrected title of No. 22146, Vol. vi. On the verso of the title is the following
address "To the Reader. Hee that pen'd these following Relations, is a Minister of
Christ in New England, so eminently godly and fairhfull, that what he here reports, as
an eye or an eare witnesse, is not to be questioned ; Were he willing his name should
bee mentioned, it would be an abundant, if not a redundant, Testimoniall to all that
know him. Nathan. Warde," This notice has been supposed by some writers to
refer to John Eliot, and the tract is accordingly sometimes ascribed to him. The evi-
dence seems to indicate, however, that Thomas Shepard was the minister referred to,
and that he wrote the relation. It is the second of the series of tracts relating to 'le
propagation of the gospel among the Indians of New England. It was reprinted ui
the "Collections" of the Massachusetts Historical Society, third series, vol. iv., pp.
1-23, and again as follows:
[Shepard.] The Day Breaking if not the Sun Rising of the
Gospel with the Indians in New England. New Tork : Reprinted
for Joseph Sabin. 1865. 4to, pp. (6), 32, and covers. L. 80208
"Sabin's Reprints, Quarto Series. No. ix." Two hundred copies were printed on
small paper, and fifty copies on large paper. Corrected title of No. 22147, Vol. vi.
Shepard. A Defence of the Answer. 1648. See Allin (J.)
and Shepard (T.), Vol. i., No. 921; and for a later edition, see
"A Treatise of Liturgies," 1653, infra.
Shepard. The First Principles. See " Certain Select Cases,"
1648, 1650, and 1695, supra^ notes; "Theses Sabbaticae," 1655,
infray note; and "Three Valuable Pieces," 1747, infra.
Shepard. Four | Necessary Cases | of | Conscience | Of daily
Use. I Resolved in a letter of Mf | Thomas Shepheard, To a |
Dear Friend of his j Now Publi- 1 shed by that Friend, for the
good of I others \ together with an addition | of something of his
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may behold a Pastours Love | and a Fathers Care. | ... | Loudon^
Prtnttd^ by y. L. for C. Meredith^ | at the Crane in Pauls Church-
yard.\ [1651 ?] 24mo, pp. (24), i-ioi, (21), 1-133, (4)- a in
eight (ai lacking), b-m in twelves, and n in four (including a
final blank leaf). l. 80209
Following the title is the epiatle dedicatory in ten pa(:ps, the erratj on one page,
verso blank, and the address to the reader in ten pages. On the verso oi' page loi
begins another dedication wliich tills twelve pages, and is followed by an addrcsi!) "To
the Christian Reader" in eight pages. At the end is another address "To the
Reader" in tour pages.
"Dedicated by R. H. 'To his dear and only Son, R. H. now a Student of ...
Graye* Inne.' 'To the Reader' (lo pp.) rontains a brief memoir of Sla-pjid,
Shepard's letter occupies pp. l-ioi. It is followed by a Discourse on John 6. 27, liv
R. H. (pp. 133), with a dedicatory epistle to his 'two daughters Margaret and Eliza-
beth.'
"The names of the daughters and their ages ('the elder drawing ncer to sixteen
years,' and the younger 'now thirteen years,') sufficiently identify R. H., the 'dear
friend' to whom Shepard's letter was addressed, with Richard Harlakenden, H^q., df
Zarls-Colne in Essex, the elder brother of Roger Harlakenden who came with Mr.
Shepard to New England and became a member of his church in Cambridge. Tlicii
sister Mabel married John Haynes, governor of MassacliUbelts >ind first goverimr ol
Connecticut. During Mr. Shepard's minibtry at E.irls Culiie the Harl.tkendeti l.niiily
had been his warm friends, and had dune all in their power to protect liitn from the
persecution which finally drove him from England. Richard H.irlakend'n's Hist witi;
was Alice, daughter of Sir Henry Mildmuy, by whom he had the son Ridiaid to
whom this volume is dedicated. By his second wife, Mary Denny, he hM\ three
daughters, Margarti, Mary, and Eli^&abetb : Mary died young. The others weie about
sixteen and thirteen years of age, respectively, in 1651 — which Axes, nearly, the date
of publication.
"The volume must be very rare. It seems to have escaped the notice of English
and American bibliographers, of the editors of Shepard's works, and of all his biogra-
phers. It is not named in the catalogues of the Prince, Am. Antiquarian Society's,
Harvard College, or Mass. Hist. Society's libraries, nor in any other which the writer
of this note has consulted." — J. H. Trumbull.
Shepard. Meditations and Spiritual Experiences. 1747-
See ** Three Valuable Pieces," infra.
Shepard. Meditations | and | Spiritual £xperiences|of | Mr,
Thomas Shepard, | Late worthy and dear Pastor of the Church
of Christ I in Cambridge, in New-England, from November 25,!
1640-to December 27. 1641. Transcribed out | of his own
Book, written with his own Hand ; and | left by him to his Son
Thomas Shepard, with thisJWord prefixed — Try all Things, and
hold fast that | which is good. | Boston^ Printed: \ Edinburgh Re-
printedy and sold at the Printing-\ House in the Fish-market, m.dcc-
XLix.j Sm. 8vo, pp. 80. BA., w. 80210
Prefixed is " Some Account of Mr. Shepard, by a Minister in New-England," signed
Thomas Prince. The book was also reprinted, Glasgow, 1847, lamo.
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Shkparo. New Knglands| Lamentatiun | fur | Old Englands
present errours, rjid di-| visions, and their feared future desola-
tions I if not timely prevented. | Occasioned by the increase of
Anabaptists, I Rigid Separatists, Antinomians and Familists. [To-
gether with I Some seasonable remedies, against the infection of
those I errours, prescribed | in | A Letter sent from M"^ Thomas
Shepard, somet-me of lm-|manuell Colledge in Cambridge, and
now Minister of [the Gospell at Cambridge in New England, to |
a godly friend of his in Buers in Suft'ulk. | Imprimatur, James
Cranford. | London^ \ Printed by George Miller^ mdc.xlv. | 4to, pp,
(2), 6. B., c, L. 8021 1
On the verso of the title ii a notice dated "Buers, March 19," and signed "John
Thornbecke." Shepard's letter begins on page i, and ends on page 6 with the date,
"Cambridge, Decemb. 10. 1644." Rev. H. M. Dexter, in his bijiliography of" Con-
gregationalism, No. 1023, enters the title ot' an edition dated 1644, which is doubtless
an error. The Thomason copy in the British Museum, which* seems to be the one
referred to, gives the date of publication as March, 1645.
Shkpard. The | Parable | of the | Ten Virgins | opened &
applied : Heing the Substance of divers | Sermons | on Matth. 25.
I, — 13. Wherein, the Difference between the Sincere Chris-
tian and the most Refined Hypocrite, the Nature and Characters
of Saving | and of Common Grace, the Dangers and Diseases
incident to | most flourishing Churches or Christians, and other
Spiritual I Truths of greatest importance, are clearly | discovered,
and practically Improved, |Hy Thomas Shepard] late Worthy and
FaithfuU Pastor of the Church of Christ at | Cambridge in New-
England. | Now Published from the Authours own Notes, at the
desires of | many, for the common Benefit of the Lords people, |
( Jonathan Mitchell Minister at Cambridge, "j in New-
By< Tho: Shepard, Son to the Reverend Author, > England. |
( now Minister at Charles-Town j ••• I
London y\ Printed by J. H. for "John Rothwell^ at the Fountain in
Goldsmiths- Row in Cheapside^ \ and Samuel Thomson at the Bishops
Head in Pauls Church-yard. 1660. j 2 parts in one vol., folio, pp.
(8), 240, 203, table (5). a., c, m. 80212
The address "To the Reader, And Especially to the Inhabitants of Cambridge in
Ncw-Englnnd," is signed by "Jon.ithan Mitchel." Another address "To the Reader,"
is signed by " William Grecniiill, Edmund Calamy, John Jackson, Simeon Ash, Will-
iam Taylor."
A supposed edition of 1659 is mentioned in Allibone's Dictionary, probably on the
authority of the Library Cal.ilogue of the Massachusetts Historical Society. The copy
belonging to that institution, however, is of the 1660 edition, hut it lacks the portion
of tile imprint containing the year, which is torn otf. The date of 1 659 is found at
the end of the preliminary address to the reader.
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•>■■■' 3- I VVherein, the Dirtirence between the Sincere Chris-
tian and I the most Rcliiied Hypocrite, the Nature 5c Characters
of Saving | and of Common (irace, the Dangers and Diseases
incident to I most flourishing Churches or Christians, and other
Spiritual | 'I ruths of greatest importance, are clearly jdiscovcrcjl,
and practically Improved, | By | 'I'homas Shepard | Late Worthy
ind Faithful Pastor of the Church of Christ at | Cambridge in
New-England.] Now published from the Authors own Notes, at
the desires of ) many, for the common Benefit of the Lords
people, ]
{Jonathan Mitchell Minister at Cambridge, "J in New-
Tho. Shepard, Son to the Reverend Author,
now Minister at Charles-Town
[^London:] Re-printed^ and carefully Corrected in the Y'ear^\ 1695.1
2 parts in one vol., folio, pp. (8), 232, 190, table (5). ba., c.
Shepard. The j Parable] of the] Ten Virgins, ] opened and
applied : ] being the substance of divers ] Sermons, ) on Matthew
XXV. 1,-14. ] Wherein] the Difl^erence between the Sincere Chris-
tian] and the most refined Hypocrite, j the Nature ar 'haracters
of ] Saving and Common Grace,] the Dangers and es inci-
dent to most Flourishing Churches, ] or Christians, and other
Spiritual Truths of greatest] importance, are clearly Discovered,
and Practically Improved : ] By ] Thomas Shepard, ] late worthy
and faithful Pastor of the Church of Christ ] at Cambridge in
New-England. ] ... j Falkirk: \ Printed and sold by T. Johnston.]
1797.] 2 vols., 8vo, pp. 496 ; 344. B. 80214
Shepard. The Parable of the Ten Virgins opened and
applied. By Thomas Shepard. With a Biographical Preface by
the Rev. James Foote. Aberdeen. 1853. ^^°» PP* ''''» S^*^* ^^'
Other editions : Aberdeen. 1838. lamu. -^^ London. 1839. i2tno,
Shepard. The Saints Jewel. See " The Sincere Convert,"
1655, 1657, 1659, 1664, 1667, 1672, 1680, 1692, 1S12, infra.
Shepard. The Saint's Jewel, shewing how to apply the
Promises. And the Soul's Invitation unto Jesus Christ. In Two
Sermons. By Thomas Shepard ... Boston: Printed /or D. Gooiin.
1743. i2mo, pp. 38. w. 80216
Shepard. Sampwutteahac ] yuinnuppekompauacnin. ] Wahu-
womook oggussemesuog Sampwutteahae] Wunnamptamwaenuog,
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Thomas Shcphar(l|Ouinmippcnumun en Indiane Unnontmwaon-
^anit nashpe | Nr Qiittianataniwc wiittinneumoh Christ | Noh
assoowcsit I John Klioc.|Kah nawhiitrhc tit aiycuongash ogfriisse-
nicsi" ontrh«-tcamin | Nashpe | (Jrindal Rawson. | ... | ^V/w/'/vV/^*-. |
Piinttil hy Siimufl Grten in the Y'tar^ 16H9.I Sm. Hvo, pp. (4"),
161. I.. 80217
|()lir) Kliiit'a trannlation Into tlir Iriilian l.inKu.it>r u( M.iisjcliiiiietti of Slirp.ird'ii
" SintiTr ConviTf," ii'vini'il jiid .itnriuli'il liy (iiiii<l.ill H.iwsun. Tlif tianiil.ition wjs
rn.i'lr .n r.iily .is 1664, hut w.ii nut piintcil uiilil 16X1;. Mr. Kliot .ilso tr.iilsUtril
Slii'iMiil'ii *' Souiiii Hrlirver" into Indi.lli, l)Ut it w.is pioli.ihly never printnl.
Shkj'ARI). The Sanctification of the Sabbath. See "Theses
Sabbaticic," 1649, 1650, anil 1655, m/>va, notes.
Shkparu. The I Sincere I Convert, I Discovering! the Paucity
of I True Mclcevcrs i I ami the great difficulty of [Saving Con-
version. | Hy Tho. Shephcard, sometimes of|Immanuel Colledge
in Cambridge. | ... | London^ \ hinted hv T. P. ami M. S. for Hum- \
phrey Ulunden^ at the (untie in Cor ihill. | 1641. | Sm. 8vo, pp.
(18), 266. B. 80218
SuKi'ARD. 7'he Sincere Convert, Discovering the Paucity of
True Beleevers, and the great Difficulty of Saving Conversion.
\\y Tho. Shepheard ... London. 1642. Sm. 8vo. 80219
Shepard. The|Sincere|Convcrt, I Discovering I the Paucity |
of true Believers ; I And the great Difficultie of | Saving Conver-
sion.! By Tho. Shepheard, sometimes! of Immanuel Colledge in
Cambridge. | ... ! London^ \ Printed by T. P. and M. <S\ ayid are \ to
he sold by "John Sweetings at the Angel \ in Popes-head Alley ^^ *643' |
Sm. 8vo, pp. (18), 266. 80220
Shepard. The ! Sincere Convert: ! Discovering ! the small
number of true ! Beleevers, ! and the great difficulty of Saving |
Conversion. I Wherein is excellently and plainly | opened these
choyce and Divine | Principles ; |
1. I'hat there is a God, and this God is most |
glorious. ]
2. I'hat God made Man in a blessed estate. |
Viz. \ 3. Mans misery by his Fall. |
4. Christ the onely Redeemer by price. |
5. 'T'hat few are saved, and that with difficulty. |
6. That Mans perdition is of himselfe. |
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bridge. | The tourth Edition, corrected and much amended] by the
Author. I ... I London^ printed by Matthew Simmons for lohn Sweet-
ingy\and are to he sold at his Shop at the Angel in\ Popes- head' Alley,
1646.1 Sm. 8vo, pp. (18), 270. H. 80221
Shepard. The Sincere Convert, discovering the paucitie of
True Believers, and the great difficulty of Saving Conversion.
By Tho. Shepheard ... . Edinburgh^ Printed by Gideon Lithgow.
1647. Sm. 8vo. 80222
Probably the first Scotch edition. It is a reprint of one of the early London edi-
tions, with 'he bri.-f title.
Shepard. The Sincere Convert ; Discovering The small
number of true Beleevers ; And the great difficulty of Saving-
Conversion. Wherein is excellently and plainly opened these
choyce and Divine Principles ;
^ I. That there is a God, and this God is most glorious.
2. That God made man in a blessed estate.
3. Man's misery by his Fall.
4. Christ the only Redeemer by price.
5. That few are saved, and that with difficulty.
6. That Man's perdition is of himself.
10 : '^hepheard, sometimes of Emanuel Colledge in Cam-
bridge. The Fifth Edition, corrected and much amended by the
author. ... London: Printed by Richard Cotes ... 1648. [Colo-
plion :] Printed for fohn Sweetings and sold at his shop at | the Angel
in Popeshead Alley^ 1648.] Sm. 8vo, pp. (18), 270. b. 80223
The title-leaf of the Boston Public Library copy is lacking, but is included in the
number of preliminary pages given above. The above title is copied from the sale
catalogue of Mr. Almon W. Griswold's library (1876), No. 768, where the date is
printed 1643, probably by mistake.
Shepard. The | Sincere Convert : | Discovering | the small
number of true | Beleevers, | and the great difficulty of Saving]
Conversion. | Wherein is excellently and plainly | opened these
choyce and Divine [Principles ;|
1. That there is a God, and this God is most glo-|
rious. I
2. That God made Man in a blessed estate. |
iz. ■{ 3. Mans misery by his Fall. |
4. Christ the onely Redeemer by price. |
5. That few are saved, and that with difficulty. |
6. That Mans perdition is of himselfe. |
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By Tho: Shepheard, sometimes of Emanuel | Colledge in Cam-
bridge. [The fifth Edition, corrected, and much amended] by the
Author. I ... I London^ Printed by Matthew Simmons^ for "John Sweet-
ings I *'*"i o^' ^0 f>f JoAj^ <^t ^" ShoPs at the Angel in \ Popes-head Alley y
1650. 1 Sm. 8vo, pp. (18), 270. M. 80224
Shepard. The | Sincere Convert. | Discovering | The small
number of true | Beleevers, | And the great difficulty of Saving |
Conversion. | Wherein is excellently and plainly | opened these
choyce and Divine] Principles ;|
^i. That there is a God, and this God is most gIo-|
rious. I
2. That God made Man in a blessed estate. |
Viz. \ 3. Mans misery by his Fall. |
4. Christ the onely Redeemer by price. |
5. That few are saved, and that with difficulty. |
6. That Mans perdition is of himselfe. j
By Tho : Shepheard, sometimes of Emanuel | Colledge in Cam-
bridge. | The fifth Edition, corrected, and much amended] by the
Author. ] ... ] London^ Printed by M. S. for 'J, Sweeting \ and are to
be sold at the Angell in \ Popes-head Alley ^ 1 650. | Sm. 8vo, pp. (14),
154. c. 80225
Pages 1 1 5-1 35, and 138-153 are wrongly numbered 215-235, and 238-253; pages
136 and 154 are marked 326 and 354.
Shepard. The ] Sincere Convert :] Discovering] The small
number of true ] Beleevers, ] And the great difficulty of Saving)
Conversion. ] Wherein is excellently and plainly opened ] these
choice and Divine Principles ; ]
(^ \. That there is a God, and this God is most glorious.]
2. That God made man in a blessed estate, j
3. Man's misery by his Fall. ]
4. Christ the only Redeemer by price. ]
5. That few are saved, and that with difficulty. |
6. That mans perdition is of himself.]
Whereto is now added the Saints Jewell, shewing how to apply
the Promises; And] the Souls Invitation unto Jesus Christ. ] By
Tho. Sheppard, sometimes of Emanuel | Colledge in Cambridge. |
Corrected and much amended by the Author. ] ... ] London^ Printed
by E. CoteSy for John Sweetings ] at the Angel in Popes-head Alley^
1655.] Sm. 8vo, pp. (16), 247. 80226
The second treatise has a separate title as follows : "The Saints Jewel, shewing how
to apply the Promise. And the Souls Invitation unto Jesus Christ. In two Sermons,"
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Shepard. The Sincere Convert : Discovering The small
number of ^rue Beleevers, And the great difficulty of Saving
Conversion Wherein is excellently and plainly opened these
choice and Divine Principles :
1. That there is a God, and this God is most glorious.
2. That God made man in a blessed estate.
3. Mans misery by his Fall.
4. Christ the only Redeemer by Price.
5. That few are saved, and that with difficulty.
^6. That mans perdition is of himself.
Whereto is now added the Saint's Jewel, shewing how to apply
the Promises ; and the Soul's Invitation unto Jesus Christ. Hy
Tho. Sheppard, sometimes of Emanuel Colledge in Cambridge.
Corrected and much amended by the Author. ... London^ Printed
by y. Macock^ for "John Sweeting ... 1657. Sm. 8vo, pp. (16),
237. c. 80227
The second treatise fills pp. 197-237, beginning with the following title: "The
Saints Jewel, shewing how to apply the Fromise. And the Souls Invitation unto Jesus
Christ. In two Sermons," etc. LunJun : 'John Sweeting. 1 657.
Shepard. The Sincere Convert, Discovering the small
number of true Beleevers, and the great difficulty of Saving
Conversion. Wherein is excellently and plainly opened these
choice and Divine Principles :
'i. That there is a God, and this God is most glorious.
2. That God made man in a bless'.'d estate.
3. Mans misery by his fall.
4. Christ the only Redeemer by Price.
5. That few are saved, and that with difficulty.
^6. That mans perdition is of himself.
Whereto is now added the Saints Jewel, shewing how to apply
the promise ; And the Souls Invitation unto Jesus Christ. By
Tho. Sheppard, sometimes of Emanuel Colledge in Cambridge.
Corrected and much enlarged by the Author. ... London.^ Printed
by G. D. for John Sweeting.^ at the Angel in Popes-head Alley. 1659.
Sm. 8vo, pp. (16), 216. j.c.B. 80228
Pages 181-216 contain : The | Saints Jewel, | shewing | how to apply the Promise.]
And The
Shepherd.
Viz.
Souls Invitation | unto | Jesus Christ. | In Two Sermons Preached byjThomas
.. I London, Printed for John Sweetings 1659.I
Shepard. The | Sincere Convert, | Discovering | The small
number of true | Beleevers, | And the great difficulty of Saving]
Conversion. I Wherein is excellently and plainly opened | these
choice and Divine Principles : |
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1. That there is a God, and this God is most glorious. |
2. That God made man in a blessed estate. |
3. Mans misery by his fall. |
4. Christ the only Redeemer by Price. |
5. That few are saved, and that with difficulty. |
^6. That mans perdition is of himself. |
Whereto is now added the Saints Jewel, shewing | how to apply
the promise; And the Souls Invi-|tation unto Jesus Christ. | By
Tho. Shepherd, sometimes of Emanuel | Colledge in Cambridge. |
Corrected and much amended by the Author. | ... | London^
Printed hy Tho : Mabb^ for Robert Home, at the Angel in Popes-
head-alley. 1664. 1 Sm. 8vo, pp. (16), 216. 80229
A new treatise begins on page 181, with the title: "The Saints Jewel, shewing
how to apply the Promise. And The Souls Invitation unto Jesus Christ," etc, Lon-
doriy 1664.
Shepard. The Sincere Convert
S.Green. 1664. i2mo, pp. 190.
Cambridge : Printed by
80230
This edition is mentioned in Haven's list of ante-revolutionary publications.
Viz. ^
Shepard. The | Sincere Convert : | Discovering the small
number of [True Believers, | And the great difficulty of | saving
Conversion. | Wherein are excellently and plainly opened these |
choice and Divine Principles : |
(^i. That there is a God, and this God is most glorious. |
2. That God made Man in a blessed estate. |
3. Mans misery by his Fall. |
4. Christ the onely Redeemer by price. |
5. That few are saved, and that with difficulty.]
6. That Mans perdition is of himself. |
Whereto is now added [The Saint's Jewel, shewing how to | apply
the Promises; and | The Soul's Invitation unto | Jesus Christ. | By
Tho. Sheppard, sometimes of Emanuel | College in Cambridge. |
Corrected and much amended by the Author. | ... | London, \
Printed by J. Flesher for Robert Home at Gresham-college, in \ the
first Court in Bishops-gate-street. 1667. | Sm. 8vo, pp. (16), 237.
With a separate title to the second treatise: "The Saint's Jewel, shewing how to
apply the Promises. And The Soul's Invitation unto Jesus Christ," etc., London,
1667,
Shepard. The Sincere Convert : discovering the small
number of true Believers, and the great difficulty of saving Con-
version ... Glasgow: Robert Sanders. 1667. Sm. 8vo, pp. 214.
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Shepard. The | Sincere Convert : | Discovering the small
number of | True Believers, | And the great difficulty of | Saving
Conversion. I Wherein are excellently and plainly openc^ these |
choice and Divine Principles:]
1. That there is a God, and this God is most glorious. |
2. That God made Man in a blessed estate. |
3. Man's misery by his Fall. |
4. Christ the onely Redeemer by price. |
5. That few are saved, and that with difficulty. |
6. That Man's perdition is of himself. |
Whereto is now added | The Saint's Jewel, shewing how to [apply
the Promises; and [The Soul's Invitation untojjesus Christ.] By
Tho. Sheppard, sometimes of Emanuel ) Colledge in Cambridge. ]
... ] London^ \ Printed by E. Flesher for Robert Horn at the South
En-\ trance of the Royal Exchange. 1672. ) Sm. 8vo, pp. (16),
223. B. 80233
The second treatise is paged continuously with the Sincere Convert, and has the
title: "The I Saints Jewel, | shewing | how to apply the Promise. | And the|Souls Invita-
tion I unto I Jesus Christ. | In Two Sermons Preached by | Thomas Siieppard. | ... | Lon-
don, Printed for Robert Uorne. 1 672."
Shepard. The Sincere Convert : Discovering the small
number of True Believers, and the great difficulty of saving
Conversion. Wherein are excellently and plainly opened these
Choice aiiu Divine Principles: ... To which is now added The
Saint's Jewel, shewing how to apply the Promises; and The
Soul's Invitation unto Jesus Christ. By Tho. Sheppard, some-
times of Emanuel Colledge in Cambridge ... London^ Printed by
M. Flesher for Robert Horn. i68o. Sm. 8vo, pp. (i6), 203.
Pages 183-203 contain, with a separate title : "The Saints Jewel, shewing how to
apply the Promise. And the Soul's Invitation to Jesus Christ. ... London, Printed/or
Rob. Horn. 1680."
Shepard. The ] Sincere Convert : ] Discovering the small
Number of] True Believers, ] And the great difficulty of] Saving
Conversion. ] Wherein are excellently and plainly opened these j
Choice and Divine Principles : Viz: ] i. That there is a God, and
this God is most glorious. ] 2. That God made Man in a Blessed
estate. ] 3. Man's Misery by his Fall. ] 4. Christ the only Redeemer
by price, j 5. That few are saved, and that with difficulty. ] 6.
That Man's Perdition is of himself, j Whereto is now added,)
The Saint's Jewel, shewing how to] apply the Promises; and the
Soul's I Invitation unto Jesus Christ. ] By Tho. Sheppard, some-
times of Emanuel j College in Cambridge] ...] Z,on^o«; J /V/n/^ii/
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433
for 7. Horn^ at the South Entrance of \ the Royal Exchange^ 1692. |
Sm. 8vo, pp. (24), 216 (wrongly numbered 116). n., H. 80235
Title of the second treatiiic : "The | Saint's Jewel: | siiewing | how to apply the
Promise. I And the | Soul's Invitation | unto |Jesus Christ. {In Two Sermons, Preach'd|by
Thomas Sheppard. |... { Lo»</on ; Printed for T. Horriy 169Z."
Shepard. The | Sincere Convert : | discovering | the small
Number | of | True Believers, | and | the great Difficulty | of | Saving
Conversion. | Newly Corrected and Amended. | By Thomas
Shepard, | sometime of Emanuel College in Cambridge, since |
Preacher of the Gospel in New England. | ... | Boston : | Printed by
J. Draper^ for D. Henchman in \Cornhil. M DCCXLll. | l2mo,
pp. (2), vi, (2), 165, (i). B., BA. 80236
Shepard. The Sincere Convert discovering the small Num-
ber of True Believers. By Thomas Shepherd. Philadelphia :
in Hi am Bradford. 1743. 12 mo. 80237
Title from Hildeburn.
Shepard. The Sincere Convert, and The Sound Believer,
to which arc added, The Saint's Jewel and The Soul's Invitation
unto Jesus Christ. ... A New Edition, with Notes. Paisley: S.
and A. Toung. i8i2. i2mo. 80238
For Mr. Eliot's translation into Indian of the "Sincere Convert," tee No. 80217,
supra.
Shepard. Some Select Cases resolved. See " Three Valu-
able Pieces," 1747, infra.
Shepard. The | Sound Beleever. | Or, | A Treatise | of | Evan-
gelicall Conversion. | Discovering | The work of Christs Spirit, in |
reconciling of a sinner to God. | By Tho: Shepard, sometimes | of
Emmanuel Colledge in Cambridge, ( Now Preacher of Gods
Word I in New-England. | ... | London., \ Printed for R. Dawlman.
1645. 1 Sm. 8vo, pp. (6), 347, table 348-352. b. 80239
Shepard. The Sound Beleever. Or, A Treatise of Evan-
gelicall Conversion. Discovering the work of Christ's Spirit, in
reconciling of a sinner to God. By Tho. Shepard ... Edinburgh:
Printed by R. Bryson. 1645. Sm. 8vo. 80240
Shepard. The Sound Beleever. A Treatise of Evangelical!
Conversion. Discovering the work of Christs Spirit, in recon-
ciling of a sinner to God. By Thomas Shepard, sometimes of
Emmanuel Colledge in Cambridge, now Preacher of Gods Word
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in New-England. ... London^ Printed for R. Dawlman. 1649.
Sm. 8vo, pp. (6), 347, table (3). s. 80241
Shepard. The I Sound Beleever. | A | Treatise | of | Evan-
gelicall Conversion. I Discovering I the work of Christs Spirit, in |
reconciling of a sinner to God. | By Tho. Shepard, sometimes | of
Emmanuel Colledge in Cambridge, | Now Preacher of Gods
Word in | New-England. | ... | London^ \ Printed in the Teere^ 1652. |
Sm. 8vo, pp. (5), 317, (3). B. 80242
Shepard. The | Sound Beleever. | A | Treatise | of | Evangel-
icall Conversion. | Discovering I The work of Christs Spirit, in |
reconciling of a Sinner to God. | By Thomas Shepard, | sometimes
of Emmanuel Coledge in Cam- 1 bridge, now Preacher of Gods
Word in | New-England. | ... | London^ | Printed for Andrew Crooke
at the\ Green-Dragon in Pauls-church-yard., \ M. DC. Liii. | Sm. 8vo,
PP- (5)> i-36> 36-ioo> i3»-*99i 240-3 »7> table (3). j.c.b., c.
Shepard. The Sound Believer : or, a Treatise of Evan-
gelical Conversion. Discovering the work of Christs Spirit in
reconciling a sinner to God. By Thomas Shepard ... Edinburgh:
Gideon Lithgow. 1658. Sm. 8vo, pp. 368. 80244
Shepard. The Sound | Believer. | A | Treatise | of | Evangelical
Conversion. I Discovering I the Work of Christs Spirit, in | recon-
ciling of a Sinner to God. | By Thomas Shepard, | somtimes of
Emanuel Coledge in Cam- 1 bridge, now Preacher of Gods Word
in I New-England. | ... | London., | Printed for Andrew Crooke at the\
Green-Dragon in Pau/s- Church-yard \ M. DC Lix. | Sm. 8vo, pp,
334. h. 8024s
Shepard. The Sound Believer. A Treatise of Evangelical
Convers'.on. Discovering the Work of Christs Spirit, in recon-
ciling of a sinner to God. By Thomas Shepard, sometimes of
Emanuel Colledge in Cambridge, now Preacher of Gods Word
in New-England. ... London., Printed by yo. Cotterel, for Andrew
Crooke. M. DC. LXXI. Sm. 8vo, pp. 332, table (3). 80246
Shepard. The Sound Believer. A Treatise of Evangelicall
Conversion. Discovering The Work of Christ's Spirit, in recon-
ciling of a Sinner to God. By Tho. Shepherd, sometimes of
Emanuel Colledge in Cambridge, Now Preacher of God's Word
in New-England. Aberdeen., Printed by James Nicol. 1730. i2mo,
pp. 325. 80247
SHEPARD.
435
bHEPARD. The Sound Believer. A Treatise of Evangelicall
Conversion. Discovering the Work of Christ's Spirit, in recon-
ciling of a Sinner to God. ... Glmgow. 1734. i2mo. 80248
Shepard. The I Sound Believer. | A |Treatisc|of| Evangelical
Conversion. I Discovering the Work of Christ's | Spirit, in recon-
ciling of a Sin-|ner to God. | By Thomas Shepard, [sometime of
Emanuel College in Cambridge, | since Preacher of God's Word
in New-England. | ... | Boston: \ Printed by J. Draper^ for D,
Henchman^ in Cornhill. 1736.I l2mo, pp. (2), ii, 281. ba., h.
Shepard. The Sound Believer ; or, a Treatise of Evangel-
ical Conversion, discovering the Work of Christ's Spirit in recon-
ciling a Sinner to God. ... Glasgow: ff^illiam Duncan. 1737.
i2mo. 80250
Shepard. The | Sound Believer. | A [Treatise |of| Evangelical
Conversion. | Discovering the Work of Christ's | Spirit, in recon-
ciling of a Sinner | to God. | By Thomas Shepard, | Sometime of
Enianuel-College in Cambridge, since | Preacher of God's Word
in New-England. | ... | Boston: \ Printed by Green^ Bushell^ and
Allen^ for\D. Henchman^ in Cornhil. 1742. i2mo, pp. (2), iv,
258. B., c, M. 80251
Another edition: London. 1849. i8mo. See also "The Sincere Convert," 1812,
supra,
Shepard. Subjection | to | Christ | in all his | Ordinances, |
and Appointments, | The best means to preserve our | Liberty, j
Together with a | Treatise | Of Ineffectual Hearing the Word;]
How we may know whether we have heard | the same effectually :
And by what means it may | become effectual unto us. [With
some remarkable Passages of his Life. | By Tho. Shephard, late
Pastor of the Church] of Christ in Cambridge in New-England, j
Now published by Mr. Jonathan Michell | Pastor of the said
Church in New-England. | ... | Z,o«^5«, Printed for "John Rothweli
and are to be sold by | 77*0. Brewster,, at the three Bibles,, in Pauls
Church- \ yard neer the West end 1652. | 8vo, pp. (16), 195, table
(ii). c, w. 80252
The preliminary epist'e "To the Reader," by William Greenhill and Samuel
Mather, contains a brief account of the author.
Shepard. Subjection to Christ, | in all his | Ordinances | and j
Appointments, | The best means to preserve our | Liberty. |
Together with a | Treatise | of | Ineffectual hearing the Word ; |
How we may know whether we | have heard the same effectually :
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I And by what means it may become J effectual unto us. | With
some remarkable passages of his life | By Tho. Shephard late
Pastor of the Church | of Christ in Cambridge in Mew-England
[j/V]. I Now published by Mr. Jonathan Michel, | Pastor of the
said Church in New-England. | ... | London^ Printed for Tho,
Brewster^ at the \ three Bibles in Pauls Church-yard. 1654. | 8vo,
pp. (16), 195, table (11). A-o in eights. l. 80253
Shepard. Subjection | to | Christ | in all His | Ordinances, | and |
Appointments, | The best means to preserve our | Liberty. |
Together with a | Treatise | of | Ineffectual Hearing the Word ; |
How we may know whether we have heard the | same effectually :
And by what means it may | become effectuall unto us. | With
some remarkable Passages of his life. | By Thomas Shephard,
late Pastor of the | Church of Christ in Cambridge in | New-
England. I ... I London^ \ Printed by S. G. for "John Rothwell at the \
Fountain in Cheap-side. 1657. | 8vo, pp. (16), iio. B. 80254
The Sabbaths
are clearly
discussed.
sundry Sermons
Shepard. Theses Sabbaticae. |Or,|The Doctrine | of the
Sabbath: I Wherein I
I. Morality.
II. Change.
III. Beginning.
IV. Sanctification,
Which were first handled more largely in | sunary sermons in
Cambridge in New-England | in opening of the fourth Command
ment. | In unfolding whereof many Scriptures are cleared, divers
Cases of Con- 1 science resolved, and the Morall Law as a rule
of life to a Believer, | occasionally and distinctly handled. | By
Thomas Shepard, Pastor of the Church of | Christ at Cambridge
in New-England. | ... | London^ Printed by T. R. and E. M. for
fohn Rothwell at Sun and | Fountaine in Pauls Church-yard. 1 649. |
4to, part I., pp. (20), 151, (1); part 11., pp. 32; parts in. and
IV., pp. (4), 50 [/. e. 58]. B., j.c.B. 80255
The second, third and fourth parts have separate titles as follows ;
The Change of the Sabbath. Wherein the true Grounds of the Change of the
Day are plainly opened. Sundry Scriptures also (usually alledged) for this Change are
more fully cleared and vindicated from what Mr. Brabuurne and Mr. Primrose have
alledged against the same. The second Part. Londoriy printed for yobn Rothwell.
1649.
The Beginning of the Sabbath. Wherein five severall Opinions about the begin-
ning of the Sabbath are set down ; the Arguments commonly used for the four first of
them are answered ; and the truth uf the fifth, for its beginning in the Evening, con-
firmed. By Thomas Shepard, Pastor of the Church of Christ at Cambridge in New-
England. The third Part. LonJon, Printed for John Rothwell. 1 649.
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The Sjnctificatiiin of the Sahbath. Wherein the true Rest of the Day, togrther
with the right manner of sanctifying of tlie Day, are hrietiy opened. By Thomaa
Shepard, Pastor of the Church of Christ at Camliridge in New-England. The fourth
Fart. LonJon, PrinleJ for yobn Rothwel/. 1649.
One of the parts is wrongly dared 1640.
Shepard. Theses Sabbaticse. | Or, | The Ductrine | of the|
Sabbath :| wherein |
{I. Morality. ^
II. Change. (are clearly]
III. Beginning. | discussed. |
IV. Sanctification. I
Which were first handled more largely fin sundry Sermons in
Cambridg in New-England | in opening of the fourth Command-
ment. I In unfolding whereof many Scriptures are cleared, di-| vers
Cases of Conscience resolved, and the Morall | Law as a rule
of life to a Believer, occasional- |ly and distinctly handled. | By
Thomas Shepard, Pastor of the Church of | Christ at Cambridge
in New England. | ... | Lon^ow, Printed by T. R. and E. M. for
John Rothwell at\Sun and Fountain in Pauls Church-yard. 1650. |
Sm. 8vo, part i., pp. (28), 184 ; parts 11., in. and iv., pp. (4), 95.
The second, third and fourth parts have separate titles as follows :
The I Change I of the I Sabbath. I Wherein the true Grounds | of the Change of the
Day are | plainly opened. | Sundry Scriptures also (usually al-|ledged) for this Change are
more fully { cleared and vindicated from what | Mr. Brabourne and Mr. Primrose { have
alledged againstfthe same. {The second PAn.\London.\Printed for John Rotbtuell. 1650. |
The I Beginning I of the | Sabbath | Wherein five severall Opi-|nion8 about the begin-
ning of the I Sabbath are set down ; the Arguments { commonly used for the four first
uf them I are answered ; and the truth of thej fifth, for its beginning in | the Evening,
confirmed. { By Thomas Shepard, Pastor of the Church of [Christ at Cambridge in
New-England. |The third Part.\LonJon,\PrinteJfor lobn Rothwell. 1650.]
The I Sanctification | of the { Sabbath. | V/herein | the true Rest of the Day, | toge her
with the right manner | of Sanctifying of the Day, { are briefly opened. { By Thomas
Shepard, Pastor of the Church of {Christ at Cambridge in New-England. | The fourth
?iixX.\London,\Prinud for lobn Rotbtuell, 1650.I
Theses Sabbaticse. | Or, | The Doctrine | of the |
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Which were first handled more largely | in sundry Sermons in
Cambridg in New Eng-|land, in opening of the fourth Com-
mandment. I In unfolding whereof many Scriptures are cleared,
di-|vers Cases of Conscience resolved, and the Moral | Law as a
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By Thomas Shepard, Pastor of the Church of | Christ at Cam-
bridge in New-England. I ... I /.««r/(9«, Printed hy S. G. for John
Rothwtll at tht Foun- \ tain and Bear in Goldsmiths rmu in Cheop-
j/V/. I1655.I Sm. 8vo, pp. (28), 1-320; Certain Select Cases,
PP- (2), 323-324* (2), 1-32 s The First Principles, pp. (5), 1-17.
The iignjturea are continuoun through the whole volume. The second, third and
fourth parti of " Theset Sabbaticic" have separate titlen ! *• Tlir Change of thr Sab-
bath," etc., " The Beginning of the Sabbath," etc., and "The Sanctification of the
Sabbath," etc.} but the pagination in continuous. On page [321] is the tullowing
title t
Certain | Select Cases { Resolved. | Specially, tending to the { Right ordering of the
Heart, I that we may comfortably|walk with God in our ge-|nerall and particular | Oall-
ingi. I By | Thomas Shephard, { sometimes of Emanuel Collrge in | Camlnidgc, Nuw
Preacher of { Ouds Word in licvt-]Ln^\3tnA.\London,\Printed for yobn Rnihivcll. 1655.1
This portion contains three preliminary leaves and 32 pages. It is followed hy :
The First | Principles | of the | Oracles | of | God. | Collected by { Thomas Shephard,]
Sometimes of Emanuel College in [Cambridge, Now Preacher of | Gods Word in Ni-w-
England. | ... | London, \ Printed for Jfohn Ruiiwcl. 1655. | The p.igination of this pirt
begins on the verso of the third leaf with 1, and runs to 17, which is on the vers>> of
the eleventh leaf. The signatures run from Zi to Aa4, in continuation of the pie-
ceding parts. L.
Shepard. Three Valuable Pieces, j Viz. | Select Cases | Re-
solved ; I First Principles | of the Oracles of God, | or | Sum of Chris-
tian Religion ; I Both corrected by Four several Editions : | and | A
private Diary ; | Containing Meditations and Experiences | nevir
before Published. | By Thomas Shepard, m.a. | of Emmanuel-
College in Cambridge in England : | Afterward Minister of the
Church of Cambridge in | New-England. | With some Account of
the Rev. Author. | ... | Boston : \ Printed and sold by Rogers and
Fowle in l^een- Street. 1747. | Sm. 8vo, pp. (2), 7, (6), 53 ; (4),
27 } (2), vi, 73. BA., C, H., W. 80258
Edited by Rev. Thomas Prince, who gives in the preface a brief account of the
author's life. Each one of the three pieces has a special title as follows:
Some I Select Cases | resolved. | Specially, tending to the right | Ordering of the
Heart, that { we may comfortably walk with | God in our general and par-|ticular Call-
ings : &c.|In a Letter to a pious Friend in England. |By Thomas Shepard, M.A.|Foritieriy
of Emmanuel-College in Cambridge in £n(;land : afterward Minister of Cambridpe in
New-England. | Corrected by Four several Editions ; | Boston : Printed and Sold hy Risers
and Fotole in\Siueen-ureet. 1747. | This treatise ends on page 53, and is followed by:
The I First Principles | of the | Oracles of God. | Collected ] By Thomas Shepard, |... |
Boston : Printed and Sold hy Rogers and Fotvle in \ li^ueen- Street, 1747. | This part con-
tains pp. (4), 27, and is followed by:
Meditations | and | Spiritual Experiences | of | Mr. Thomas Shepard, | Late worthy and
dear Pastor of the Church of Christ | in Cambridge, in New-England, from November
25. 1 1640 — to December 27. 1641. Transcribed out | of his own Book, written with
his own Hand; and | left by him to his Son Thomas Shepard, with this {Word prefixed
SHIil'AKI).
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■--Try all Tiling!, ann hold fust that {which i', good, | Hoiton: l'tinie(l and Sold hy
Rogin and Fotv/e in | iQue^n-ttreii. 1747.I Tliii portion contains pp. (a), vi, 73,
Sheparu. A|Treatise|of I Liturgies, I Power of the Keyes,|
And of mutter of the Visible Church.] In Answer|'ro the Rev-
erend Servant of Christ, | Mr. John Ball.|Hv Thomas Shephard,
Sometimes fellow of | Emanuel-Colledgc in Cambridge, and late
Pastour|of Cambridge in Ncw-Englaiul. | ... | /.««//»«, | A-/«/^// by
E. Cotes for Andrew Crooke^ and are to be sold \ at the Green Dragon
in Pauls Church-yard^ ^^SS-I 4*"» PP- (^)» 2I2. 80259
Title Airnithed by Rev. Henry M. Drxter, from a copy in hit posieision. For an
earlier edition entitlfd "A Def'rnte of the Answer," etc., printed in 1648, i« Allin
(J.) and Shepard (T.), Vol. 1., No. 921.
Shepard. Two Questions, | Viz. |i. Whether an account of
the Work of Grace | is to be required of those that are Ad- 1
mitted to full Communion in the Church? | ii. Whether the
whole Church is to be | Judge thereof.? | Judiciously Answered. |
By Mr. Thomas Shepard, sometimes a famous | Pastor of the
Church of Cambridge, | in New-England. | ... | Boston in N. E.\
Printed and Sold by Bartholomew Green^ \ and John Allen. \ 1697. |
Sm. 8vo, pp. 15. M. 80260
Shepard. Wine | for | Gospel Wantons : | or, | Cautions | against
[Spirituall Drunkenness. | Being the brief Notes of a Sermon
Preached at [Cambridge in New-England, upon a Day of Publick
Fasting I and Pruyer throughout the Colony, June 25. 1645. |in ref-
erence to the sad estate of the Lords | People in England. | By that
Reverend Servant of the Lord,] Mr. Thomas Shepard deceased,)
Sometimes the Pastor of the Church of Christ there. |...
Charles Chauncv.
Imprimatur,
John Sherman.
Cambridge: Printed in the Tear 1668. | 4to, pp. 15. w. 8026 1
Printed by Samuel Green or Marmaduke Johnson.
Shepard. The Works of Thomas Shepard, First Pastor of
The First Church, Cambiidge, Mass. With a Memoir of his
Life and Character [by J. A. Albro]. ... Boston. 1853. 3 vols.,
i2mo, pp. cxcii, 351 ; 635 ; xii, (i), 9-540. B. 80262
Mr. Shepard also preached the Massachusetts election sermons for 1637 and 1638.
An outline of the sermon for 1638 was first printed, from the original manuscript, in
tile "New-England Historical & Genealogical Register," vol. xxiv. (1870), pp. 361-
366.
Shepard (T.), ^. 1635, </. 1677. Eye-Salve, | Or A | Watch-
Word I From our Lord lesus Christ unto his Churches : |
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Especially those within the Culony u( the Massachusets | In
New-England. | To take heed of Ap«)stacy: | Or | A Treatise of
Remembrance of what (lod hath been to us, as also | what wc
ought, and what we ought not to be to him, as we de-|sirc the
prolonging of our Pros|)er()us Daves in the Land which | the
Lord our (lod hath given us. | By Thomas Shepard, Teacher of
Who was ap[)ointctl bv the
Election | at Boston, May
the Church of Christ in|Charlstown
Magistrates, to Preach on the day of
15, i6y2.\ ...\Camhidge Printed by Samutt Grttn^ '^'73'| 4'",
pp. (4), 52. B., HA., M. 80263
The address to .he "Chriitian Reader," in signed "Thomas Tliarher." Mr Mcn-
zies's copy sold for $45 ; Mr, Drinley's tor $10.
For "An Klegie upon The Death of the Reverend Mr. Thoni.)! Shfp.ird," |iiiiiii'il
in 1677, set (Oakfs (Uri.in)], Vol, xiii., No. 563X1. S'f ,i!sn Sibley 'it " IJicigt jpliii ,il
Sketches of Graduates of Harvard University," vol. 1., pp. 317-334.
Shrpard (T.) a Discourse preached at the Dedication of the
New Congregational Church, ... Nov. 25, 1856 ... My Riv.
Thomas Shepard ... Prov'uitnce : Saytes^ Miller iJ Simoui. 1S57.
8vo, pp. 29. 80264
Shepard. An Historical Discourse from Psalm xi.viii. 12,
13, delivered in Bristol, November 25, 1856, on the Occasion
of taking leave of the Old House of Worship, reviewing the
chief Incidents in the History of the Church and Society since
their Formation ; the latter, in 1680, and the former in 1687.
By Rev. Thomas Shepard ... Providence: Sayles^ Miller b* Simons.
1857. 8vo» PP' '^^' 80265
This title and the 01. ibllowing are from Bartlett's "Bibliography of Rhode Isl.ind."
Shepard. A Ministry of Fourteen Years. A Discourse
preached from Psalm xc. 12, at Ashfield, Mass., June 16, 1859,
it being the 40th anniversary of his settlement in that town. By
Rev. Thomas Shepard ... Providence: Knowles^ Anthony y Co.
1859. ^vo, pp. 24. 80266
Shkpard. The Pastor's twenty-fifth Annual,
of a Ministry of 25 years. By Thomas Shepard, n.n.. Pastor ot
ch in Bristol, R. L Providence: Knoivlesy
B. 80267
A Memorial
Pastor of
the Congregational Churcl
Anthony £5" Co. i860. 8vo, pp. 9.
Shepard. The Retired Pastor's Annual. A Retrospective
of Four Score Years. By Thomas Shepard, d.d. Bristol, R. I.
Providence: Hammond.^ Angell ^ Co.^ Printers. 1873. 8vo, pp.
(2), 18. 80268
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[Shei'ard (W. a.)] Rejoinder to the Second Section of the
" Reply " of Hon. H. Mann, [/iotton. 184.5. J Hvo, pp. 56. B.
Shkphard (C) The Colonial Practice of Saint Vincent:
Containing an Abstract of the Court Acts, and the Rules of the
several Courts in the Island ; also Observations on the common
assurances in general use in the West Indies: with an Appendix
of Precedents. By Charles Shephard, a.B. ... London: Charlts
Hunter. 1822. 8vo, pp. xxi, (2), 316. H. 80270
Shkphaki). An Historical Account of the Island of Saint
Vincent. By Charles Shephard, Esq. London: Printed by IV,
Nicol. 1831. 8vo, pp. xvi, (4), 2i6, Ixxvi. 2 Plates. ba.
Shki'HARD (|.) The Commercial (juide and Continental
Negt)tiator i being an accurate Comparison, K(|ualization, and
Arrangement of the Weights, Measures, and Monies of Kurope,
North and South Americas, &c. with those of Cireat Britain. By
James Shephard. Derby. 1 821. 8vo. p. 80272
Shki'HARD (Thomas), of Cambridge. See Shepard.
Shkphkard (Thomas), 0/ Cambridge. See Shepard.
Shephkrd (C.) An Oration, delivered at (jrccnfield, July 4,
1809, the thirty fourth Anniversary of American Independence.
By Charles Shepherd. ... Northampton. 1809. 8vo, pp. 20. ba.
[Shkpherd (Daniel).] Saratoga. A Story of 1787. New
York: IV. P. Fetridge iff Co. 1856. i2mo, pp. 400. c. 80274
The book was written by the late D.inirl Shepherd, ot" S.ir.)to(;a, whose name appears
in the notice of copyriglit. In the preface the author says : •' For all artistic purposes,
wli.itcvcr might be true is true ; and this boolc is presented tu the public as a faithful
though uf course an incomplete picture of Saratoga in 1787."
[Shepherd.] Saratoga ; an Indian Tale of Frontier Life. A
True Story of 1787. Philadelphia: T. B. Peterson isf Bros. 1877.
i2mo, pp. 400. 80275
Shepherd (E.) The Columbian Accountant. By E. Shep-
herd. Third Edition. New Tork. 1812. i2mo. 80276
Shepherd (F.) Report of Forrest Shepherd, Esq. To the
Boston Association for purchasing Mineral Properly in Missouri
and Illinois. \^New Haven. 1840.] 8vo, pp. 12. Folded Map.
Shepherd. Report of Forrest Shepherd, Esq., on the Min-
eral Lands of the Montreal Mining Company on the Shores of
Lake Superior, [n. p. 1846.] 8vo, pp. 32. h. 80278
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Haven, on certain Mineral f>ands in the Ontonagon District,
selected ?fd located by the late Algernon Merryweather ... .
Bostop . Geo, C. Rand ^ Jvery. 1863. 8vo, pp. 16. H. 80279
See alio Shepard (C. U.), No. 80169, supra.
Shepherd (J. W.) Reports in the Supreme Court of Ala-
By J. W. Shepherd. Montgomery. 1861. 8vo. 80280
Shepherd (J.) Poor Job, 1750. | An | Almanack | for the
Year of our Lord | 1750. \ And | from the Creation, by Scrip-
ture, 5759. I Being the Second after Bissextile, | or Leap-Year. |
Wherein is contained, the Lunations, Eclipses, Judgment of
the I Weather, Planets Motions, and mutual Aspects, Sun | and
Moon's Rising and Setting, Length of Days, Time | of High
Water, Feasts and Fasts of the Church of Eng-|land, Courts in
New-England, General Meetings, &c. | Fitted to the Meridian
of Rhode-Island ; | but will serve (without any sensible Error) ia
all the I adjacent Places, even from Newfoundland to South] Caro-
lina. I By Job Shepherd, Philom. | ... | A'i?z^/)or/; Printed and Sold
by James Franklin^ at \ the Printing- Office under the Town-School-
House.\ [1749?] Sm. 8vo. h. 80281
Shepherd. Poor Job, 1752. | An | Almanack | For the Year
of our Lord | 1752. | And | From the Creation, by Scripture,
5761. I Being Bissextile, or Leap -Year. | Wherein is contained,]
The Lunations, Eclipses, Judgment of the ] Weather, Planets
Motions, and mutual Aspects, Sun ] and Moon's Rising and Set-
ting, Length of Days, Time ] of High Water, P'easts and Fasts
of the Church of Eng- ] land. Courts in New-England, General
Meetings, &c j Fitted to the Meridian of Rhode-Island;] but will
serve (without any sensible Error) in all the ] adjacent Places,
even from Newfoundland to South-] Carolina. ] By Job Shepherd,
Philom. ] ... ] Newport : Printed and Sold by James Franklin^ at \ the
Printing- Cjffjct under the Town-School- House. \ [1751 ?] Sm. 8vo,
pp. (24). L. 80282
Improved title of No. 64069, Vol. xv. The preface begins: " Kind Reader. From
the favourable Reception of my two last Years Almanacks, I have again ventured
upon a third," etc. In the calendar for September is the following interesting note on
the change from old to new style :
" Kind Reader, You have now such a Year as you never saw before, nor will see
hereafter : The King and Parliament of Great-Britain having thought proper to enact,
That the Month of September, 1752, shall contain bur 19 Days, which will shorten
this Year 11 Days, and have extended the same throughout the British Dominions, so
that we . re not to have two Beginnings to our Years, but the first of January is to be
the first Day and first Month of the Year 1752: Eleven Days are taken from Septem-
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ber, and begin I, a, 14, 15, &c. Be not much astonished, nor look with Concern,
dear Reader, at such a Deduct'on of Days, nor regret as ftir the Loss of so much Time;
but tai<e this fur your Consolation, That your Expences will perhaps appear lighter, and
your Mind be more at Ease : And, what an Iiidulgi-iice is here, for those who love
their Pillows, to lie down in Peace on the ad of this Month, and not perhaps awake,
or be disturb'd, 'till the 14th in the Morning! And Reader, this is not to hasten the
Payment of Debts, Freedom of Apprentices or Servants, or the coming-to Age of
Minors, but the Number of Natural Days in all Agreements are to be fultilled. All
Church Holidays and Courts, are to be on the same nominal Days they were before;
but Fairs (after the 2d of September) alter the nominal Days, and so seem to be held
eleven Days later. Now, Reader, since 'tis likely you may never have such another
Year, nor such another Almanack, I would advise you to improve the one for your
own Sake, and I recommend the other, for the Sake of Your Friend, Poor Job."
Also: Poor Job, 1755. An Almanack ... Newport, James Franklin. [1754?]
Sm. 8vo. For the almanac of 1758, see Vol. xv.. No. 64070.
Shepherd (Samuel). Statutes at Large of Virginia, from
October Session, 1792, to December Session, 1808, inclusive:
Being a Continuation of Hening. ... Rtcbmond. 1835-36. 3
vols., 8vo. 80283
Shepherd (Thomas), of Cambridge. See Shepard.
Shepherd (T[homas] J[aines].) The Days that are Past :
Two Discourses in Commemoration of the Founding of the
First Presbyterian Church in Northern Liberties. By Rev. T.
J. Shepherd. Philadelphia: Lindsay iff Blakiiion. 1864. i2mo,
pp. 191. 80284
Shepherd {Dr. [William]). Library of Useful Knowledge.
History of the American Revolution. By the Rev. Dr. Shep-
herd. Published under the Superintendence of the Society for
the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge. London: Robert Baldwin.
[1830.] 8vo, pp. 64. 80285
[Shepherd.] A History of the American Revolution. Pub-
lished in London under the Superintendence of the Society for
the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge. First American Edition.
[Edited by Benjamin Guild.] With Notes and Cuts. Boston:
Stimpson and Clapp. 1832. i2mo, pp. 202. Maps and Wood-
cuts. BA. + With Additional Notes. Columbus^ O. 1834.
i2nio, pp. 278. 80286
[Shepherd.] A History of the American Revolution. First
Published in London under the Superintendence of the Society
tor the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge. Improved with Maps
and other Illustrations. Also Revised and Enlarged. By Rev.
J. L. Blake. New Tori: Harper 13" Brothers. 1846. l2mo, pp.
252. 80287
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[Shepherd.] Historia de la Revolucion de los Estados Unidos
de America, rublicada en Londres bajo la Inspeccion de la
Sociedad de Conucimientos Utiles, revisada y aumetitada pur el
Presb. J. Blake .... Traducida al Castellano por S. C B. Nueva
Tori. Imprenta de Mesa^ Calk de Ann N". 21. 1854. i2mo, pp.
264, (6). H. 80288
Shepley (D.) Memoir, with Sermons, of Rev. Josiah Peet.
By Rev. David Shepley. ... New York: 'John F. Trow^ Printer,
M.DCCC.LIV. 8vo, pp. 344. Portrait. B. 80289
See also Vol. xiii., No. 55757.
Shepley (E.), h. 1789, d. 1877. Speech of Mr. Shepley, of
Maine, on the Bill to provide Compensation for French Spolia-
tions prior to 1800. ... in the Senate ... December 22, 1834.
City of IVashington: Printed by Blair £ff Rives. 1 834. 8vo, pp. 8.
Also: Speech ... on the Removal of the Deposites ... IVasbington. 1834. Svo.
Mr. Shepley also compiled: The Revised Statutes of Maine, passed April 17, 1857.
Hulloivell. 1857. 8vo.
Sheppard (Abiel Wood). See [Sheppard (J. H.)], No. 80309.
Sheppard (F. H.) Love Afloat.
Navy. By F. H. Sheppard, u.s.n.
1875. i2mo, pp. 483.
A Story of the American
New Tork : Sheldon & Co.
80291
Sheppard (F.), b. 1823. The Constitutional Text-Book:
a Practical and Familiar Exposition of the Constitution of the
United States, and of Portions of the Public and Administrative
Law of the Federal Government. ... By Furman Sheppard.
Designed especially for the Use of High Schools, Academies,
and Colleges. Philadelphia: Sower .^ Barnes i^ Potts. [1855.]
C. -\- Philadelphia : Childs ^ Peterson. [1856.]
B. -f llbid.l 1857. i^mo. + llbid.'] 1858.
80292
I2mc,
i2mo.
pp. 324.
pp. 324.
i2mo, pp. 324.
Sheppard. The First Book of the Constitution : a Familiar
Exposition of the Constitution of the United States. Designed
for the Use of Schools. By Furman Sheppard. Philadelphia.
1 86 1. i2mo, pp. 202. + Revised Edition. Philadelphia: Soiver^
Barnes i5f Potts. 1866. i2mo, pp. 210.
80293
Sheppard (G.), b. 1820. A Glimpse of the Far-West. By
George Sheppard. Newcastle. .1844. i2mo. -|- Second Edi-
tion. London, [n. d.] i2mo. 80294
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Sheppard. a Handbook of the North-West. By George
Sheppard. London. 1849. i2mo, pp. 300. 80295
Also: The Theory and Practice of Life Assurance. ... Hamilton. 1856. 8vo. The
substance of a lecture delivered before the Mechanic's Institute, Toronto.
Sheppard {Mrs. J. C.) Chants Canadiens avec accompagne-
ment de piano. ... ^ehec. 1856. 8vo. 80296
Sheppard (J. H.) Practical Treatise on the Use of Peruvian
and Ichaboe African Guano, the Most Powerful, Portable, and
the Cheapest Manure in the World, with Rules for its applica-
tion to all soils and crops, horticulture, greenhouses, &c. To
which is added valuable information on Wheat Culture, and the
nature and modes of using Gypsum as a Manure, with accounts
of numerous experiments. By J. H. Sheppard, Author of " Hints
to Landlord and Tenant," " Farmer's Manual," " Treatise on
Gypsum," "Corn Laws," &c., &c., &c. First American, from
Second London Edition. E. K. Collins & Co. 56 South-Street,
New- York, are now selling the ship Shakspeare's cargo of Guano,
just arrived from Irhaboe, warranted pure as imported. March
19, 1845. ^' ^' Clayton fsf Sons., Printers and Stationers., 6 Tontine
Buildings., IVall-street., N. T. [1845.] ^^o, pp. 60, and covers.
Allibone mentions : Second edition, London, 1854.
Sheppard (J. H[annibal]), b. 1789, d. 1873. ^" Address ...
at Wiscasset, before Lincoln Lodge ; on the Anniversary of St.
John the Baptist [June 24], a.l. 5815. ... By John H. Shep-
pard. Hallowell : Printed by Ezekiel Goodale. 1815. 8vo, pp. 24.
Sheppaicd. Address ... at the Consecration of the Grand
Lodge of Maine, Jun" 24, 1820. By John H. Sheppard. Port-
land. 1820. 8vo, pp. 16. 80299
Shepp/ id. An Address, delivered before Lincoln Lodge,
Wiscasset, June 24, a.l. 5831. By John H. Sheppard ... .
Boston: Pr, ted by Beals and Homer. 1 83 1. 8vo, pp. 32. -f
Second Ediuon. [Ibid.'] 1831. 8vo, pp. 32. w. -f Third
Edition. [Ibid.] 1831. 8vo, pp. 32. ba. 80300
Also issued with ths half-title : " Defence of Masonry."
Sheppard. Address ... at Portland, before the Grand Lodge
and Chapter of Maine ... June [24], a.l. 5844. By John H.
Sheppard, p.h.p. & k.t. ... Boston : Printed by Tuttle and Den-
nett. 1844. 8vo, pp. 80, 8. M. 80301
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Lodge, in presence of the M. W. Grand Lodge of Massachu-
setts, ... June 24, A.L. 5846. By R. W. John H. Sheppard.
Boston : Printed by Tutt/e and Dennett. 1846. 8vo, pp. 44. m.
Sheppard. Address at the Installation of Columbian Lodge,
Boston ... By John H. Sheppard. Boston. 1847. 8vo, pp. 32.
Sheppard. A Brief History of the New England Historic-
Genealogical Society, read at the Monthly Meeting, May 7, 1862,
By J. H. Sheppard, a.m.. Librarian of the Society. Albany: J,
Munsell. 1862. 8vo, pp. 17, and covers.
ba. 80304
Sheppard. Brief Memoir of Dr. Winslow Lewis. [With
genealogy.] By John H. Sheppard, Esq. P'rom the New Eng-
land Historical and Genealogical Register. Albany.^ N. K; J.
Munsell. 1863. 8vo, pp. 33. B. 80305
Sheppard. A Brief Sketch of Commodore Samuel Tucker.
By John H. Sheppard, a.m. ... Reprinted from the New-Eng-
land Historical and Genealogical Register for April, 1872.
Boston: Printed by David Clapp ^ Son. 1872. 8vo, pp. 24, and
covers. Portrait. l. 80306
Sheppard. The Crusaders. A Poem delivered in Boston,
June 24, 1858, before De Molay and Virginia Encampments.
By John H. Sheppard. Boston. 1859. i2mo, pp. 11. 80307
Sheppard. Defence of Masonry. See No. 80300, supra.
Sheppard. Eulogy ... in Wiscasset, April 22, 1841, on
William Henry Harrison. By John H. Sheppard. Wiscasset^
Maine. 184 1. 8vo, pp. 23. 80308
[Sheppard.] In Memoriam. By a Bereaved Father. On
Abiel Wood Sheppard. Boston. 1864. 8vo, pp. 3. 80309
Sheppard. Letter to John Quincy Adams on the Subject of
John Adams's Opinion of Masonry. ... Boston. 1831. 8vo, pp. 7.
Sheppard. The Life of Samuel Tucker, Commodore in the
American Revolution. By John H. Sheppard, a.m., Librarian
of the New England Historic-Genealogical Society. ... Boston:
Printed by Alfred Mudge h^ Son. 1868. 8vo, pp. 384. Portrait.
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Sheppard. Memoir of Hon. Robert Hooper. By John H.
Sheppard, a.m. Reprinted from the N. E. Historical and Gene-
alogical Register for July, 1868. Boston: David Clapp i^ Sorty
Printers. 1868. 8vo, pp. 10. Portrait. 803 12
Sheppard. Memoir of John H. Sheppard. [Heading on
page 3:] Memoir. John H. Sheppard — Register of Probate,
181 7-1834. [^Boston. 186-?] 8vo, pp. 7. l. 80313
An autobiography.
Sheppard. Memoir of Marshall P. Wilder. By John H.
Sheppard, a.m., Librarian. (From the New England Historical
and Genealogical Register for April, 1867.) Boston: David
Clapp ^ Son y Printers. 1867. 8vo, pp. 54. Portrait. B. 803 14
Sheppard. A Memoir of Samuel G. Drake, a.m.. Author
of the Book of the Indians, History of Boston, etc., etc. By
John H. Sheppard .... Albany: Printed for private distribution^ by
J. Munsell. 1863. Sm. 4to, pp. 36. h. 80315
Sheppard. A Plea for Masonry : Address before Washing-
ton Lodge, Burlington, Vt., June 24, 1850. By John H. Shep-
pard ... Burlington. 1850. 8vo, pp. 37. 80316
Sheppard. Reminiscences of Lucius Manlius Sargent : with
an Appendix containing a Genealogy of his Family, and other
matters. By John H. Sheppard. Boston: Printed by David
Clapp tff Son. 1871. 8vo, pp. (2), 51, and covers. Portrait, l.
Sheppard. Reminiscences of the Vaughan Family, and more
particularly of Benjamin Vaughan, ll.d. Read before the New
England Historic-Genealogical Society, August 2, 1865. By
John H. Sheppard, a.m.. Librarian of the Society. With a few
Additions, a Genealogy and Notes. ... Boston: David Clapp ^
5o«, Printers. 1865. 8vo, pp. 40, and covers. B., L. 80318
Sheppard. Review of the Centennial Memorial of St.
Andrew's Lodge. By John H. Sheppard. Boston. 1870. 8vo,
pp. II. 80319
Sheppard. Sketch of Hon. Nathan Appleton, ll.d. By
John H. Sheppard, a.m. [^Boston. 1862.] 8vo, pp. 12. 80320
Sheppard. Sketch of Hon. Thomas Tolman, By John H.
Sheppard, reprinted from the "Freemasons' Monthly Magazine."
Boston. 1869. 8vo, pp. 11. b. 80321
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speare, by the New- England Historic-Genealogical Society, at
Boston, Mass., April 23, 1864. Remarks and Ode by John H.
Sheppard. Boston : Printed for the Society^ By George C. Rand iff
Avery, mdccclxiv. 8vo, pp. 16, and covers. l. 80322
Also included in the complete account of the celebration, for which ice "Tercente-
nary."
Sheppard. Ward's Magnet; or, Heavenly Attractions. ...
Boston. 1866. 8vo, pp. 6. 80323
Reprinted from the "New England Historical & Genealogical Register," Vol. xx.,
pp. 255-259. See also Ward (Samuel). Also: A Sketch of the British Museum, ...
Boston. 1869. 4to, pp. 14.
Sketch of the Life of John H. Sheppard, a.m., author of "The Life of Commo-
dore Tucker," "The Defence of Masonry," &c. By John Ward Dean, a.m. Boston;
18 Somerset Street. 1873. 8vo, pp. 16, and covers. I'ortrait. l. Reprinted from
the " New England Historical & Genealogical Register," Vol. xxvii., pp. 335-346.
Sheppard (J. S.) Sheppard'.s Indiana State Gazetteer and
Shippers* Guide, for 1866-7. Cincinnati .^O.: "J. S. Sheppard ill'
Co. [1866.] 8vo. BM. 80324
Sheppard. Sheppard's Mississippi State Gazetteer and Ship-
pers* Guide for 1866-7. Memphis^ Tenn. St. Louis^ Mo. [1866.]
8vo. BM. 80325
Sheppard. Sheppard's Shippers' Guide to the South and
West: embracing Twenty-three States. Cincinnati: y. S. Shep-
pard y Co. [1868.] 8vo, pp. 781. 80326
[Sheppard (Moses), b. 1771, d. 1857.] African Slave Trade
in Jamaica, and Comparative Treatment of Slaves. Read before
the Maryland Historical Society, October, 1854. {^Baltimore :"]
Printed for the Maryland Historical Society^ by John D. Toy.
[1854.] 8vo, pp. 14. 80327
No. 22 of the publications of the Maryland Historical Society.
Sheppard (^horms)., of Cambridge, i^/f^ Shepard.
S[heppard] (W.) Mr. Aislabie's Two Speeches considered,
with his Tryal at large in both Houses of Parliament ; wherein
the learned Speeches for and against him, in the several Debates,
are faithfully inserted. To which are added, Remarks upon a
Scandalous Libel, called a Vindicatioii of the Honour and Justice
of Parliament. By W S , Esquire. London. 1721. 410,
pp. 24. s. 80328
In reply to No. 548, Vol. i.
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Sheppard (W. p.) Haiul Hook, or Annual Record of Hor-
ticultural and Agricultural Statistics. By VV. P. Sheppard. New
Tori. i860. 8vo. 80329
Sherburne (A.), b. 1765, d. 1831. Memoirs of Andrew
Sherburne: a Pensioner of the Navy of the Revolution. Written
by Himself. ... fVilliam IVilliams^ tJtica ; 1828. 1 2mo, half-title,
title, 4 other leaves (1 blank), pp. 13-262, Errata (1). l. 80330
The author was born in Rye, New Hampsliire, in 1765, shipped from Portsmouth
on board the Congress ship of war, the Ranger, in 1779, anu afterwards served in other
public and private war ships until he was taken prisoner in 1 78 1 and carried to Ports-
mouth, in England, where he was tried and coniitiitted to prison, " for rebellion, pir.icy,
and high treason, on his Majesty's high seas," etc.
Sherburne. Memoirs of Andrew Sherburne : a Pensioner of
the Navy of the Revolution. Written by Himself. ... Second
Edition, Enlarged and Improved. Providence: H. H. liroxun.
1831. i2mo, pp. 312. Frontispiece. B. 80331
Sherburne (H.) The Oriental Philanthropist, or True
Republican. ... By Henry Sherburne, a. b. ... Portsmouth: IVm.
Treadwell ilf Co. 1800. l2mo, pp. 215. BA., c, 80332
Two copies in the Library of Congress differ from each other in pages 1 1 3-1 15,
which were probably reprinted.
Sherburne (J.) A Narrative of the principal Incidents in
the Life and Adventures of Capt. Jacob Sherburne, for many
years Master of Vessels in ihe Merchant Service, and now
Keeper of the Light-house, on Dice's Head, Castine, Maine.
Written by himself. Castine: Printed by B. F. Bond. 1829.
i2mo, pp. 96. H. 80333
Sherburne (J. H.), ^. 1794, d. 1850? Life and Character of
the Chevalier John Paul Jones, A Captain in the Navy of the
United States during their Revolutionary War. Dedicated to
the Officers of the American Navy. ... By John Henry Sher-
burne, Register of the Navy of the United States. City of Wash-
ington. 1825. New York., Sold by fV heeler W Campbell. Fanderpool
is* Cole., Printers^ N. T. 8vo, pp. 364. Portrait. b., c. 80334
I have seen the description of a copy containing 387 pages.
Sherburne. The Life of Paul Jones, from Original Docu-
ments in the possession of John Henry Sherburne, Esq. Register
cf the Navy of the United States. London : John Murray.
MDCCCXXV. Post 8vo, pp. xii, 320. A., B. 80335
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a Captain in the United States Navy during the Revolutionary
War. By John Henry Sherburne ... Second Edition. New-
York : Adrianct^ Sherman isf Co. mdcccli. 8vo, pp. xvi, q-408.
Portrait and Facsimile. b., c. 80336
Sherburne. Leven van Paul Jones. Uit het Engelsch ...
Groningen. 1829. 8vo. Portrait. ^0337
Alio: The Tourist's Guide, or Pencillings in England and on the Continent ( with
the expenses, conveyances, diatunces, sights, hotels, ... and important hints tu the
tourist. ... Philadelphia. 1847. lamo.
According to .^pplttons' Cyclopadia of American Biography the following works by
Mr. Sherburne were also published: "Osceola," a Tragedy} "Erratic Poems;" and
" Naval Sketches" {Philadelphia, 1845). See alto Wood (John).
Sherburne (J. W.) Trial of Jonathan W. Sherburne for
Disobedience of Orders, ... Before a Naval Court Martial con-
vened in the City of Baltimore, April 6, 1810. Baltimore. 18 18.
8vo. 80338
Sherer (J.) Adventures of a Gold-Digger. By John Sherer.
London: Bryce. [1856.?] 8vo, pp. 360. ^^339
Sheridan (R. B.), b. 1751, d. 1816. Pizarro ; a Tragedy
in Five Acts, as performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane :
taken from the German Drama of Kotzebue, and adapted to the
English Stage. By Richard Brinsley Sheridan. London: J.
Ridgway. 1 799. 8vo. 2 Plates. 80340
Also printed on fine paper. Twenty or more editions were printed in the same yejr.
The twenty-sixth edition appeared in 1800.
Sheridan. Sheridan's Play of Pizarro, or the Spaniards in
Peru ... Arranged for representation ... with ... notes, by Charles
Kean. London, [1856.] 8vo, pp. ix, 67. 80341
Sheridan. Sheridan's Tragic Play of Pizarro ; or, the
Spaniards in Peru ... London, [n. d.] 8vo. 80342
The following work relates to this tragedy :
Sheridan and Kotzebue. The Enterprising Adventures of Pizarro, preceded by a
brief sketch of the voyages and discoveries of Columbus and Cortez : To which are
subjoined the Histories of Alunzo and Cura, On which Kotzebue founded his two
celebrated Plays of the Virgin of the Sun and the Death of Rolla. Also Varieties and
Oppositions of Criticisms on the Play of Pizarro : With biographical Sketches of
Sheridan and Kotzebue. The whole forming a comprehensive account of these Plays
and the grand ballads of Cora, — and Rolla and Cora, at the Royal Circus, and Royal
Amphitheatre. ... Dedicated to R. B. Sheridan, Esq. London: Published hy J. Fair-
burn, No. 146 Minories; and sold by Hunt, No. 32, and by fVest and Hughes, No. 40,
Paternoster Roto i also by all the Booksellers and Stationers in Town and Country. 1 799.
A superior Edition^ on fine •wove Paper , hot-pressed^ with Proof - Impressions of the Plate,
SHERLKY.
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Prill Fi-vt ShiHinf^s. Vrinttil hy II. I.. Calahin, Ingram'Court, Fimhurcb-Slretl. Svo,
pp. viii, 144. Plate. By Jnhn Brittun.
Sheridan. The Real and Genuine School for Scandal, a
Comedy; By Brinsley Sheridan. Philadelphia: Robert Bell. 1782.
8vo, pp. 64. P. 80343
Sheridan. Speeches of the Right Hon. Richard Brinsley
Sheridan. With a Sketch of his Life. Edited by a Constitutional
Friend. London. 18 16. 5 vols., 8vo, -[- Second Edition, cor-
rected and improved. London: H. G. Bohn. 1842. 3 vols., 8vo.
Includes his speeches on the American Revolution, the colonies, slavery, etc.
Sheridan (T.), b. 1721, d. 1788. A Course of Lectures on
Elocution. A New Edition. By Thomas Sheridan, a.m. Provi-
dence {Rhode Island): Carter and fVilkinson. m,dcc,xcvi. i2mo,
pp. 156. 80345
First printed at London in 1762.
Sheridan. Dictionary of the English Language. By Thomas
Sheridan ... Fourth edition, revised by John Andrews, d.d.. Pro-
fessor in the College of Philadelphia. Philadelphia. 1789. Sq.
lamo. ^0346
First printed at London in 1780.
Sheridan. A | Rhetorical Grammar | of the | F^nglish I>an-
giiage, I Calculated solely for the Purposes of Teaching] Propriety
of Prt)nunciation, I and I Justness of Delivery, [In That Tongue,]
by the I Organs of Speech. | By Thomas Sheridan, a.m. | Author
of the Lectures on Elocution. | The American Edition is pub-
lished under the Inspection of | Archibald Gamble, a.m. Professor
of English I and Oratory, in the University of Pennsylvania. |
Philadelphia : \ Printed and Sold by Robert Belly in Third | St^eet^
and Francis Bailey., in Market Street. | M, dcc, lxxxiii. | Sm. 8vo,
pp. xvi, 218, (2). H.S.P., M., s. 80347
Title from Hildeburn. First printed at London in 1780.
Sheridan. A Short Address to the Public upon a Subject of
the utmost Importance to the Future Safety and Welfare of the
British Dominions. By Thomas Sheridan. London. 1783. 4to.
Sherley {A)y (R.) and (T.) The Three Brothers; or, the
Travels and Adventures of Sir Anthony, Sir Robert, &c Sir
Thomas Sherley, in Persia, Russia, Turkey, Spain, Etc. With
Portraits. I^ondon : Printed for Hurst ^ Robinson., ^ Co ... and A.
Constable ^ Co. Edinburgh. 1825. i2mo, pp. iv, 204. 3 Por-
traits. L. 80349
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I'ligrt 18-11 cont.iin "A true rrlation of the Voyagr undcrtakrn l)y Sir Anthony
Sherlcy, Knt. Aniui 1596, intended for the Isle of St. Toniii, but performed to St,
Jiigo, Uominicj, Margarita, along the coast of Terra Kirma, let.," extracted from
Hakiuyt'l collection of voyagei, vol. lii, (1600), p. 598-601.
[Sherlock (Thomas), Dfa» of Chichester^ Bishop of London^
b, \byH^ ci. 1761.] A I Letter I from the | Lord Bishopjofj Lon-
don, | to the I Clergy and People | of (London and Westminster j |
On Occasion of the Iate| Earthquakes. | London :\ Printed by Fer-
tue and Goadby^ ... MDCCL. 8vo, pp. i6. HA. 80350
"More than 100,000 copiei of this Letter were aold within * month." — Allibonh.
[Sherlock.] A I Letter | from the | Lord Bishop|of| London, |
to the I Clergy and People | of | London and Westminster; | On
Occasion of the Late | Earthquakes. | London; Printed: | Bostofi ;
N. E, Re- Printed and Sold by John \ Draper .^ in Cornhill ... | 1 750. |
8V0, pp. 15. BA., M. 80351
Sherlock. The Pastoral Monitor; or, the Effigies nf Bishop
Sherlock, and his Letter on the late dreadful Earthquakes. Lon-
don. [1750.] Folio, I page. 80352
The bishop speaks of the great quantity of books sent to the plantations in America.
[Sherlock.] A Serii 1 preached before the Society for tnc
PropagHtion of the Gospel in Foreign Parts [on Matthew iv. 17.]
... By Thomas, Dean of Chichester. London. 17 16. Svo, pp.
24, 38. j.c.B. 80353
Sherlock (W.) Church Organization. The Constitution
of the Church in the United States of America, in Canada, and
in New Zealand, &c. With an Introduction by the Rev. W.
Sherlock, ba. ... Dublin : Hodges.^ Smith., and Foster. 1868. 8vo,
pp. xxxii, 130. -f- Second Edition, Revised. Dublin: Hodges^
Foster fs* Co. 1869. 8vo, pp. xxxix, (1), 137 [/'. e. 129], (1). b.
Sherlock's Letter Extra. See [Southwick (Solomon)].
Sherman (D.) History of the Revisions of the Discipline
of the Methodist Episcopal Church. By David Sherman, d.d.
New Tork : Nelson iff Phillips. 1874. i2mo, pp. 422. 80355
Sherman. Sketches of New England Divines. By Rev. D.
Sherman. New Tork : Carlton Isf Porter, i860. i2mo, pp. 443.
Sherman (E.) The Narrative of Eleazer Sherman, giving
an Account of his Life, Experience, Call to the Ministry of the
Gospel, and Travels as such to the present time. ... Providence.
1828. i2mo, pp. 108. H. -\- Providence. 1 832. izmo.
SHFRMAN.
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Sherman. Trial of VAi\vi Klea/.cr Sherman before an Kccle-
siastical Council, hcKI at the Meeting House ut the Christian
Society, in Providence, July 21, 1835. Prov'uUnct: H. H. Brown.
1835. 8vo, pp. 16. 80358
Sherman (H.), b. 1H08, //. 1879. An Analytical Digest of
the Law of Marine Insurance 5 containinjj; a I)igi" t of all the
Cases adjudged in tins State, from the earliest Reports duwn to
the present Time ; with References to an Appendix of Cases
decided in the Supreme, Circuit and District Courts of the
United States, from the earliest peilod down to the year 1830.
Hy Henry Sherman ... Nnv If'ork, 1841. 8vo. -f New York.
1844. 8vo. 80359
Sherman. Governmental History of the United States of
America, from the Earliest Settlements to the Adnption of the
Present Constitution. By Henry Sherman ... New fork. 1844.
i2mo. 80360
Shkrman. The Governmental History of the United States
of America, from the Earliest Settlement to the Adoption of the
Present Federal Constitution. In Four Parts. By Henry Sher-
man, Counselor at Law. Author of *' Sherman's Marine Insur-
ance." "Slavery in the United States, its national recognition and
relations." Etc. Hartford: m.dccc.lx. 8vo, pp. xvi, 13-1006.
Sherman. Kossuth: his Career; his Mission. A Lecture
ilelivered at New Haven, Feb. 16, 1852, and at Bridgeport,
March 5, 1852. For the benefit of "The Kossuth Fund." By
Henry Sherman. ... Hartford: Case., Tiffany and Company . 1852.
8vo, pp. 35. B. 80362
Sherman. Slavery in the United States of America ; its
National Recognition and Relations, from the Establishment of
the Confederacy, to the Present Time. A Word to the North
and the South. By Henry Sherman, Counsellor at Law. ...
Hartford : y. O. Hurlburt. 1858. l2mo, pp. xvi, 9-187. A. -f
Second Edition. Hartford: Hurlburt ^ Pond. i860. i2mo, pp.
xvi, 9-187. c. 80363
[Sherman (Henry B.)] A Homily for the Times. The
Lofty and the Lowly: a Sermon ... By a Presbyter of New
Jersey. ... New- Tor k : Stanford and Swords. MDCCCXLV. Svo,
pp. 28. B. 80364
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Shkkman. These Three. A Scirnon preached at Wood-
bury, Conn., on occniiion of its Bi-C\*ntcnnial Celebration, July
5, 1859. Hy the Rev. Henry Beers Shernian, m.a. ... Nfuunk^
N, J. 1859. 8vo, pp. 18. B. 80365
S[hhrman] (Jfohn]), A. 1613, //. 16H5. An Almanack. 1674,
1676, 1677. Stt Vol. XV., p. 104.
Sherman (J.), h, 1772, d. 1828. A Description of 'FVi-ntDii
P'alls, Oneida County, New-York. Hv John Sherman. Ui'uu;
Printed hy IVilliam fVillianis. 1827. i8mo, pp. 18, and covers.
-f [^Ibid.'] 1828. l8mo, pp. 18, and covers H. I [lhid.'\ iSjO.
i8mo, pp. 18, and covers, l. -| Utica : Prfssof'lf'illidmltill-
iams. 1838. i8mo, pp. 23, and covers. | ^etv Jo/i. 1S44.
i2mo, pp. 23, and covers, -f A'ew I'ori : fn/liam H, (Jolyer.
1847. i2mo, pp. 23, and covers. 80366
Sherman. One (lod in one Person onlv: and Jesus Christ a
Beinji distinct from God, dependent upon Him for his Kxist<ii<i-
and his Various Powers; Maintained and Defended. ... By jdlwi
Sherman, Pastor tf the First Church in Mansfield, (Coim.)
ff^'orcesttr : from the Press of Isaiah Thomas^ "Jr. 1 805. 8vo, pp.
200. w. 80367
Sherman. The Philosophy of Language illustrated: an
entirely new System of Grammar ; wholly divested of scholastic
Rubbish, of traditionary Falsehood, and Absurdity, and reduced
to Principles of Fact and Common Sense ... By John Sherman.
7rtnton-Falh : Danby y Maynardy Printers. 1 826. i2mo, pp.
324. B. 80368
Sherman. Trenton Falls, Picturesque and Descriptive : edited
by N. Parker Willis; embracing the original essay of John Sher-
man, the First Proprietor and Resident. The principal illustra-
tions from original designs by Heine, Kummer and Muller.
Engraved on wood by N. Orr. New Tork : Published for the
Proprietor by George P. Putnam^ 155 Broadway. 1 851. Sq. 161110,
pp. 90, (i). Engraved title and 9 Plates, l. + ^<'^t; Y'ork : J.
G. Gregory., mdccclxii. Sq. i6mo, pp. 96. 12 Plates. + Netv
y'ork. 1865. Sq. i6mo. -^ New Tork : N. Orr i^ Co. 1868.
Sq. i6mo, pp. 96. 15 Plates. . 80369
Sherman. A View of Ecclesiastical Proceedings in the
County of Windham, Connecticut, in which the original Associ-
ation of that County and a few Members of the First Church in
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Mansfield vvcrc concerned \ containinj^ public Documents ...
relating to the Subject. 'I'o which arc annexed the Result of"
Council, and Addresses to the Society. Hy John Sherman, A.B.,
now Minister of the Reformed Christian Church in Oneida
County, Uiica ■ Printed hy /fstihel Sewait/. 1806. 8vo, pp. I lO.
Shkkman. A| Vision|re8pectinu; the Fate] of the | Rev. John
Sherman's I Last Publication, | i)r his |*' View of Ecclesiastical
Proceedings," | &c. &c.|Oflercd to the Public | as a Spur to the
Lovers of Truth and long estab-| lished Doctrines to defend the
Religion of | our Fathers against the daring At- {tempt of modern
Innovators in | Church and State. | ... | /V/w/^-r/ a/ lVorctsttr^\By
Thomas i'f Sturtevant.\iSob.\ 8vo, pp. 14. M., w. 80371
Sherman (J.), l>. 1823. Chartering of Railroad Companies.
Speech of Hon. John Sherman ... in the Senate ... |anuary 6,
1869. f Washington: F. isf J. Riva W Geo. A, Bailey. 1869. 8vo,
pp. 14. B. 80372
Sherman. The Expenditures of the (jcneral Government.
Speech of Hon. John Sherman ... in the House of Represent-
atives, May 27, 1858. [^IVashington: Buell isf Blanchard^ Printers.
1858. J 8vo, pp. 8. H. 80373
Sherman. Frauds in Naval Contracts. Speech of Hon.
John Sherman, of Ohio, delivered in the United States House of
Representatives, June 13, i860, [n. p. i860.] 8vo, pp. 8.
Sherman. The Funding Bill. Speech of Hon. John Sher-
man, of Ohio ... in the Senate ... February 27, 1868. ff^ash-
ington: F. isf J. Rives iff Geo. A. Bailey. 1868. 8vo, pp. 16. B.
Sherman. Lecompton Constitution. Speech of Hon. John
Sherman ... in the House ... Jan. 28, 1858. On the admission
of Kansas ... . \Washington. 1858.] 8vo, pp. 8. ba. 80376
Sherman. Letter from Hon. John Sherman. Washington,
December 22, i860, [n. p. n. d.j 8vo, pp. 8. 80377
Sherman. Letter from the Hon. John Sherman, Senator from
Ohio, in reply to S. Teackle Wallis, Esq. of Maryland. Balti-
more: Published by the National Union Reading Room Association.
"John IV. Woods., Printer. 1863. 8vo, pp. 8. B. 80378
For the complete "Correspondence" itt Wallis (S. T.)
Sherman. Public Debt and Currency. Speech of Hon.
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ington: F. (ff y. Rives ^ Geo. A. Bailey. [1869.] 8vo, pp. 16. h.
Sherman, The Republican Party — Its History and Policy.
A Speech by Hon. John Sherman, of" Ohio, delivered at the
Cooper Institute, in ... New York, April 13, i860, [n. p.
i860.] 8vo, pp. 16. 80380
Sherman. Revenue and Expenditures. Speech of Hon.
John Sherman, of Ohio, delivered in the United States House of
Representatives, May 7, i860, [n. p. i860.] 8vo, pp. 8.
Sherman. Selected Speeches and Reports of Finance and
Taxation, from 1859 to 1878. By John Sherman. New Tori:
D. Appletonl^ Co. 1879. 8vo, pp. 640. 80382
Sherman. Slaves and Slavery: How affected by the War.
Remarks of Hon. John Sherman ... in the Senate, April 2,
1862. \^fVashington.^ D. C: Scammill ^ Co.^ Printers. 1862.]
8vo, pp. 15. H. 80383
Sherman. Speech of Hon. John Sherman, of Ohio, In
reply to Mr. Stephens, of Georgia, and Review of Mr. Oliver's
Minority Report. Before tiic House of Representatives, July
30, 1856. \_IVashington. 1856.] 8vo, pp. 8. 80384
Sherman. Speech of Hon. John Sherman ... on Taxatit)n
of Bank Bills; ... in the Senate, January 8, 1863. IFashington.
1863. 8vo, pp. 15. h, 80385
Sherman. Speech by Hon. John Sherman, of Ohio, on
Emancipation a Compensation for Military Service rendered
by Slaves. Delivered in the Senate of the United States, F'ebru-
ary 2, 1864. Washington^ D. C: McGill & JVitherow., Printers.
1864. 8vo, pp. 16. B. 80386
Sherman. Speech of Hon. John Sherman ... on the Gen-
eral Policy of the Government ... Senate ... February 27, 1865.
[Washington. 1865.] 8vo, pp. 8.
Sherman. Speech of Hon. John Sherman
ation of Southern States, ... in the Senate,
1866. Washington. 1866. 8vo, pp. 22.
Sherman. Uniform Natior.jl Currency. Speech of Hun.
John Sherman, in the Senate ... February 10, 1863. [li. p.
n. d.] 8vo, pp. 16. B. 80389
80387
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Also: New-England Luyal Publication Society. Senator Sherman's Fallacies; or,
Honesty the Best Policy. By E. A. Boston: J4. IVilliams and Co. 1868. 8vo, pp.
39. Fret'ace signed " Edward Atkinson."
[Sherman (John H.)] A General Account of Miranda's
Expedition. Including the Trial and Execution of Ten of his
Officers, and an Account of the Imprisonment and Sufferings of
the Remainder of his Officers and Men who were taken Prison-
ers. Upon the authority of a person who was an Officer under
Miranda, who was taken and condemned to ten years imprison-
ment, and who after suffering nearly two years, effected his return
home. New-York: Printed hy M^Farlane and Long. 1808. 8vo,
pp. 120. B., N. 80390
The name of the author is given ii; tlie copyright notice. Sec alio [Biggs (J.)],
Vol. II., Nos. 5333, 5334.
Sherman (J.) The administrations of parochial Bishops valid, |
Init those of Diocesans invalid. | A | Supplement | To the Answer,
to the Revd. Mr. Learning's | Dissertations : And to three Let-
ters for the I purpose of supporting the exclusive right of | Ordina-
tion by Diocesan Bishops : Two of | them signed Rector and one
Weaver. Sup- 1 posed to originate from the Resentment of | the
Diocesan, or Superintendant of all the | Diocesan Clergy and
Churches in C'>nnec- | ticut. | By Josiah Sherman, a.m. late Paro-
chial I Bishop of Goshen. | ... | Fairfield: \ Printed: by Forgue and
^wZ/ff/fj'. I m,dcc,lxxxix. I i2mo, pp. 24.. w. 80391
Sherman. Christ the true victim and conqueror. | A| History
of th'.* War, I in which the Son of God engaged with all the
powers I of darkness, concerning the righteousness of God as|
moral Governor — How it commenced ; and how he | decided it,
by being made a victim and sacrifice in | the devil's kingdom ;
by means of which, he conquer- |ed and destroyed God's enemies
— made atonement | for sin — paid the price of our ransom —
merited the [kingdom of the universe to himself — and redeemed |
multitudes to God out of every nation. | By Josiah Sherman, a.m. j
...\Litchfield :\ Printed by T. Collier. [1782.?] 8vo, pp. 66. ba.
Sherman. God in no sense the Author of Sin. | Being | an
Attempt I to I reconcile the Divine Pre-ordination of | all events
with human Liberty, | and the Praise and Blame-worthiness of
moral I Actions. By Josiah Sherman, a.m.] Pastor of the Church
in Goshen, j... Hartford :\ Printed by Hudsoti and Goodwin., near
the ^r/V/^^. I M..DCC.LXXXIV. 8vo, pp. 30. H. 80393
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and Laws for the Regulation of Business in the Assembly. By
Richard C. Sherman. Jlbany and Utica. 1857. i8mo, pp.
96. 80394
Sherman (R.), b. 1721, d. 1793. ^" I Almanack, | For the
Year of our Lord Christ, | 1750. | Being the Second Year after
Leap- Year, and | in the Twenty Third Year of the Reign of | our
most gracious Sovereign Lord King| George the Second, j Wherein
is contained the Lunations, Eclipses, | Suns Rising and Setting,
the mutual Aspects] of the Planets, and their Places in the Eclip-|
tick. Rising and Setting of the Seven Stars, | Time of High-
Water, Moons Age, Courts,] Fairs, General Meetings, observable
Days, I Judgment of the Weather, and a Description | of the
Roads, &c. I Fitted to the Latitude of 41 Degrees, Noith,|and
for the Meridian of the City of New- 1 York but may without
sensible Error, serve all the Neighbouring Governments. | By
Roger Sherman, j New-Tor k. \ Printed and Sold by Henry De Foreest^
living in lVall-\ Street^ at the sign "f printing Press. \ [1749?] Sm.
8vo, pp. (24). 80395
Title furnished by Mr. Charles R. Hildeburn. Also published at New York with
the same imprint for 1751 and 1752. See a/so No. 80397, infra.
Sherman. An Astronomical Diary, | or. An | Almanack | for
the Year of our Lord Christ, | 1 750. | Being the 2d Year after Bis-
sextile or Leap-Year. | And in the Twenty-third Year of the
Reign of our | most gracious Sovereign King George ii. | Wherein
is contained the Lunations, Eclipses of I the Luminaries, Aspects,
Sun, Moon and Seven Stars | Rising and Setting, Time of High
Water at Boston, and] sundry other Places, Courts in the several
Governments | in New-England, and Province of New- York,
Fasts and I Festivals of the Church of England, Quakers General
I Meetings, and other observable Days, Spring Tides |Judgment
of Weather, &c. | Calculated for the Meridian of Boston, in(
New-England, Lat. 42 Deg. 25 Min. North] and about 4 Hours,
& 40 Min. West from the] Meridian of London. ] By Roger Sher-
man. I ... ] BostONy in New-England : ] Printed by J. Draper ^ for the
Booksellers.\...\ [1749.?] Sm. 8vo. H. 80396
Also for 1751 and 1752, printed at Boston.
Sherman. An Astronomical Diary, or an Almanack for the
Year of our Lord Christ, 1753. ... By Roger Sherman. New
York: Printed and sold by Henry De Foreest. 1753. Sm. 8vo.
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Sherman. An Astronomical Diary, | or, an] Almanack, | For
the year of our Lord Christ, | 1753. | Being the first after Bissex-
tile, or Leap- 1 Year : and in the Twenty Sixth Year | of the
Reign of our most Gracious Sovc-| reign King George 11. |
Wherein is contained the Lunations, Eclipses, | Mutual Aspects
of the Planets, Sun and [Moon's Rising & Setting, Rising, Setting
& I Southing of the Seven Stars. Time of High] Water, Courts,
Observable days. Spring j Tides, Judgment of the Weather, etc. |
Calculated for the Lat. of 41 Deg. North & the | Meridian of
New London in Connecticut. | By Roger Sherman. | ... | New Lon-
don : I Printed and sold by T. Green. 1753. | Sm. 8vo, pp. (16).
"The last two pages are devoted to 'some tlio'ts upon the Loss and Damage which
the Inhabitants of the Colony of Connecticut have sustain'd by the depreciation of the
Bills of Credit of 7?. Island Si N. Hampshire, since the year 1750.'" — Trumbull.
Sherman. An Astronomical Diary,- or, an | Almanack, | For
the Year of our Lord Christ, | 1754. | Being the Second Year
after Bissextile, or | Leap- Year : in the 27 Year of the Reign of
King Cjeorge 11. | Wherein is contained the Lunations, Eclipses, |
Mutual Aspects of the Planets and their | places in the Ecliptic.
Sun and Moon's Rising | & Setting, Rising, Setting & Southing
of I the Seven Stars. Time of High Water, Courts, | Observable
days. Spring Tides, Judgment | of the Weather etc. | Calculated
for the Lat. of 41 Deg. North & the | Meridian of New London
in Connecticut. | By Roger Sherman. | ... | N. London : Printed and
sold hy T. Green^ 1754- 1 ^'""' ^vo. ^©399
This title and the one preceding were furnislied by Hon. George F. Hoar, from
copies in his possession.
Sherman. An Astronomical Diary; or an Almanack, For ...
1755 ... For the Meridian of Boston ... By Roger Sherman.
Boston: Daniel Fowle, [1754?] Sm. 8vo.
80400
Sherman. The Connecticut Diary ; | or, | Almanack] For the
Year of our Lord Christ | 1756. | Being the Bissextile or Leap
Year, | In the 29'^ Year of the Reign of King George the Sec-
ond. I Wherein is contained, the Lunations, Eclipses, Sun's and
Moon's I rising and setting; rising, setting and southing of the
seven | Stars ; Time of High Water, Courts, Observable Days,
Spring I I'ides, Judgment of the Weather, etc. | Calculated for the
Latitude of 41 Degrees North, and the | Meridian of New- Haven
in Connecticut. | By Roger Sherman. | New Haven : Printed and
sold hy J. Parker. \ [1755.''] Sm. 8vo. 80401
Title furnished by Hon. George F. Hoar, from the copy \r. his possession.
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Sherman. An Astronomical Diary, | or, an | Almanack | for
the Year of our Lord Christ, | 1760. | Being the Bissextile or
Leap-Year. | In the 33d Year of the Reign of King George n. |
Wherein is contained the Lunations, Eclipses, Sun's and Moon's
Rising and Setting, Aspects, Time of High | water. Courts,
observable Days, Spring Tides, Judg-|ment of the Weather. |
Calculated for the Meridian of Boston, in | New-England, Lati-
tude 42 Degrees 25 | Minutes North.] By Roger Sherman. | ... |
Boston : Printed for D. Henchman^ \ J. Edwards^ M. Dennis^ J.
IVinter^ \ T. Leverett^ and S. IVebb. 1 760. | ... | Sm. 8vo, pp.
(24). B. 80402
Sherman. An Almanack for the Year of our Lord Christ,
1 76 1. ... By Roger Sherman. ... Boston: Printed by D. is^ J,
Kneeland. [1760?] Sm. 8vo. ^0403
With the figure of an Indian on the title. The verses on the title-page of this
almanac are reprinted in the Brinley catalogue, No. 7362.
[Sherman.] A | Caveat against Injustice, | or an | Enquiry into
the evil Consequences | of a Fluctuating] Medium | of | Exchange,
I Wherein is considered, whether the Bills of Credit on ] the
Neighbouring Governments, are a legal Tender in ] Payments of
Money, ] In the Colony ] of] Connecticut, ] For Debts due by
Book, and otherwise, where the Con-] tract Mentions only Old-
Tenor Money. ] By Philoeunomos. ] New Tork^ Printed by Henry
De Foreest in King-Street. 1 752. i6mo, pp. 15. 80404
"When this tract was written, Roger Sherman was in business as a country-mer-
chant, in New Milford, but was prosecuting the study of law. He was not admitted
to the bar until December, 1754. This is not only the earliest but (with the exception
of his Almanacs) the only work published by the man whom Jefferson pointed out as
one 'who never said a foolish thing in his life.'" — J. H. Trumbull.
Mr. Brinley 's copy, with the author's autograph, "By Roger Sherman," written on
the title-page, and addressed in the same hand, " For Mr. Edward Wigglesworth," sold
for $100. It is now in the possession of Hon. George F. Hoar, of Worcester, Mas-
sachusetts. No other copy is known to be extant.
[Sherman Y\ Remarks ] on a Pamphlet, | entituled ] "A Dis-
sertation on the political Union] and Constitution of the Thirteen
United J States of North America."]" By a Citizen of Philadel-
phia [/'. e. Pelatiah Webster]." ] With some brief Observations,]
Whether all the Western Lands, not actually purchased] or con-
quered by the Crown of Great-Britain, antece-jdent to the late
Cession, made to the Thirteen United | States of North-America,
ought not to be considered ]as ceded to the Thirteen States jointly
--- And whether all ] the confiscated Estates c"^ ".'no e People, by
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some termed | Loyalists, are to be considered as forfeited to the
States I in which they were resident, or to all the States included]
in the Confederation. | By a Connecticut Farmer. | \^New Haven f]
Printed^ M,DCC,LXXXiv. | 8vo, pp. 43. c, s., w. 80405
Improved title of No. 69397, Vol. xvi. This seems to be the tract referred to by
Pelatiah Webster, in one of his letters, as follows : " Mr. Sherman of Connecticut has
leplied to my pamphlet, being displeased with my views concerning the western lands.
1 enclose you a copy of his pamphlet." For the above extract I am indebted to Mr.
Paul Leicester Fjrd, who has also supplied me with material for the following para-
graph.
A series of Ave articles relating to the proposed adoption of the Federal Constitution
was printed in The Neiv Ha-ven Gazette for November 15th, lad, agth, December 6th
and aoth, 1787. The first article is unsigned, but the four others are published over
the pseudonym of "A Countryman." In Mr. Ford's file of this newspaper, the
former owner, Mr. Simeon Baldwin, who resided in New Haven at the time of pub-
lication, has written at the bottom of the first three of these articles the name of
Roger Sherman as author. Two other articles, on reforming law suits, appeared in
the same gazette for November 6th and 27th, over the same signature, under both of
which Mr. Baldwin has written Sherman's name. In the numbers for December iSth
and 25th, .■788, are two more articles on the Constitution, each signed "A Citizen of
New Haven." These also are attributed by Mr. Baldwin to Roger Sherman. A cor-
respondence between John Adams and Mr. Sherman concerning these last two articles
is printed in Adams's fVoris, vi. 427-442. Mr. Ford has announced his intention to
reprint the seven articles on the Constitution, with the correspondence, in a work to
be entitled : " Essays on the U. S, Constitution, published during its discussion by the
people, 1787-8."
It is evidently to one of these articles that James Madison refers in a letter to
Edmund Randolph, dated April 12th, 1789, in which he says: "a paper which will
probably be republished in the Virginia Gazettes, under the signature o^ a citizen of
New Haven, unfolds Mr. Sherman's opinions." This reference has been supplied by
Hon. George F. Hoar, who also writes that '* Mr. Sherman is undoubtedly the author
of the Report of the Connecticut Delegation in the Convention which framed the
Constitution, which is to be found in the later editions of Elliot's Debates."
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Character of the Late Hon. Roger Minott Sherman. New
Haven: B. L. Hamlen. 1846. 8vo, pp. 21. Portrait. 80406
Sherman (S. N.) Eulogy upon President Lincoln. Deliv-
ered April 19, 1865, at the U. S. A. General Hospital, Grafton,
West Va., by Surg. S. N. Sherman, U. S. V. (in charge.) Graf-
ton: D. F. Shriner^ Printer. 1865. 8vo, pp. 14. 80407
Sherman (S. S.) Sketch of the Life of J. A. Lapham. By
S.S.Sherman. Milwaukee. 1875. 8vo, pp. 80. 80408
Sherman (S. G.) Address before the North Kingstown
Temperance Society, November 4, 1832. By Sylvester G.
Sherman. Providence : IVm. Simons., Jr. 1832. 8vo, pp. 16.
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Sherman. Report of the Committee on the Petition of
Henry J. Duft' and others. By Sylvester G. Sherman, Esq.,
Chairman of the Committee. Made to the House of Represent-
atives of the Legislature of Rhode Island, at the January session,
1847. Providence: M. B. Toung. 1847. 8vo, pp. 16. 80410
Sherman (W[illiam] T[ecumseh]), ^. 1820. Correspondence
between General W. T. Sherman, U. S. Army, and Major Gen-
eral W. S. Hancock, U. S. Army, &c., &c. Sahtt Paul. 1871.
8vo, pp. 35. 804 1 1
Sherman. Description of the Sword made by Tiffany & Co.,
for presentation to Gen. Sherman, by Gentlemen of New York.
[n. p. n. d.] 8vo, pp. 7. 80412
Sherman. General and Field Orders. Campaign of the
Armies of the Tennessee, Ohio and Cumberland, Maj. Gen.
W. T. Sherman, Commanding, 1864-5. St. Louis: R. P.
Studley and Co.., Printers. 1865, 8vo, pp. 250. ^0413
Sherman. General Sherman's Official Account of his (ircat
March through Georgia and the Carolinas, From his Departure
from Chattanooga to the Surrender of Cieneral Johnston, and the
Confederate Forces under his Command. To Which are Added
General Sherman's Evidence before the Congressional Com-
mittee on the Conduct o^ the War ; the Animadversions of Sec-
retary Stanton and General Halleck ; with a Defence of his Pro-
ceedings, &c. New y'ort: tiunce ij Huntington. 1865. Hvo, pp.
214, and covers. h. 80414
Also published with the heading : The Hero's Own Story.
Sherman. Major-General Sherman's Reports, i. Campaign
against Atlanta. 2. Campaign against Savannah. 3. Campaign
through the Carolinas. 4. Johnston's Truce and Surrender. 5.
Story of the March through Georgia (by a Staft' Officer). Official
Copy, complete. Neiv y'ork : Beadle ^ Co, [186-.?] i2mo, pp.
84. 80415
Sherman. Memoirs of General William T. Sherman. By
Himself. In Two Volumes. ... New y'ork: D. Jppieton and
Company. 1875. 2 vols., 8vo, pp. 405 ; 409. Map. 80416
Sherman. Reply of Maj. C^en. Sherman to the Mayor of
Atlanta, and Spe^< hes of Maj. (Jen. Hooker, Delivered in the
Cities of Brooklyn and New York, Sept. 22, 1864. Letter of
Lieut. Gen. Grant, [n. p. 1864. J ^^o, pp. 6, (2j. 80417
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Sherman. Reply of Maj. Gen. Sherman to the Mayor of
Atlanta, and Speeches of Maj. Gen. Hooker, Delivered in ....
Brooklyn and New York, Sept. 22, 1864. Letter of Lieut.
Gen. Grant. Voices from the Army. [n. p. 1864.] 8vo, pp. 8.
Sherman. Sherman vs. Hood, — " A Low Tart, inclined to be
very Sweet" — Something for Douglas Democrats to remember —
An Appeal to History — Where Governor Seymour got his
Lessons" — On the Chicago Surrender, A Poem. By Bayard
Taylor, etc. [New York. 18^4.] 8vo, pp. 4. B. 804 19
Loyal Publication Suciety, No. 6i.
Sherman. Who Burnt Columbia? Part ist. Official Depo-
sitions of Wm. Tecumseh Sherman, "General of the Army of
the United States," and Gen. O. O. Howard, U. S. A., for the
Defence; and Extracts from some of. the Depositions for the
Claimants. ... Charleston^ S, C. : IValker^ Evans i^ Cogswell. 1873.
i2mo, pp. 121. 80420
Articles of Association of the Sherman Institute, for the
Encouragement of Industry and Education. New- Tor k : Pub-
lished at the Tribune Office. 1842. 8vo, pp. 8. 8042 1
The Sherman Institute for the Encouragement of Industry and
Education. Constitution, with explanatory Remarks, and Regu-
lations in the Organization of the Institute. New York, 1845.
8vo, pp. 8. H. 80422
Shkrmer (H. B.) Farewell Sermon of Rev. Henry B. Sher-
mer, delivered at the Baptist Church, in Newton, December 9,
i860. Newton. i86i. Imp. 8vo, pp. 7. 80423
Sherrard (R. a.) a Narrative of the Wonderful Escape
and Dreadful Sufferings of Colonel James Paul, after the Defeat
of Col. Crawford [in 1782], when that unfortunate Commander,
and many of his men, were inhumanly burnt at the stake, and
others were slaughtered by other modes of torture known only to
the Savages. By Robert A. Sherrard. Printed for J. Drake.
Cincinnati : Spiller^ Printer. 1869. 8vo, pp. 22. 80424
First printed in the "Cincinnati Uaily Times," July j, 1869.
Sherrill (H.) An Essay on Epidemics, as they appeared in
Dutchess County, from 1809 to 1825. ... with an Appendix,
containing an account of the Epidemic Cholera, as it appeared in
Poughkeepsie in 1832. By Hunting Sherrill, m.d. ... New-
York : Printed by Booth i^ Smith. 3832. 8vo, pp. 184,38. H.
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Sherrill. Pathology of Epidemic Cholera, with some pre-
liminary Observations on the History of the Disease ... . By
Hunting Sherrill ... . New Tori. 1835. i2mo. 80426
Cuntaint an account of the disease as it prevailed in Fuughkecpsie in 1832 and 1834.
Shcrrill. a Review of the Diseases of Dutchess County
from 1809 ^" 1825: ... Also, an Essay on a Disease of the
Jaw Hones; and an account of the Dysentery as it prevailed at
Hyde Park, New York, in the Summer and Autumn of 1826.
My Hunting Sherrill, m.d. New Tork. 1826. 8vo, pp. 184. ii.
Sherwin (W. T.) Memoirs of the Life of Thomas Paine,
with Observations on his Writings, Critical and Explanatory.
To which is added. An Appendix, containing Several of Mr.
Paine's Unpublished Pieces. By W. T. Sherwin. London: Pub-
lished by R. Carlile, 1819. 8vo, pp. viii, 232, xlviii. Portrait.
"It will be some consolation lo the conscientious unbeliever to know that Mr,
Paine's death-bed recantation, about which we have heard so much, is an inveiutil
story, like those which are told about Voltaire, D'Alembcrt, and others who have liclil
similar opinions."— I'lcfuie.
Sherwood (A.), />. i-jgi^d. 1879. Address ... Mcrce*- Uni-
versity, Penfield, Georgia, on the 7th Feb. 1840. By Adicl Sher-
wood ... . ff^ashington, Ga.: Printed by M. J. Kappel. 1840.
8vo, pp. 12, H. 80429
Shkrwoou. a Gazetteer of the State of (icorgia. By Adiel
Sherwood. Charleston^ S. C IV. Riley. 1827. i8nio, pp. 143.
Sherwooi). a Gazetteer of the State of Georgia. By Adiel
Sherwood. Second Edition. Philadelphia : Printed by J. IF.
Martin and W. R. Boden. 1829. l8mo, pp. 300, Erratta [;/V],
I leaf. Map. B., H., c. 80431
Willi an .ippendix of biographical sketches, etc.
Sherwood. A (jazetteer of the State of Georgia. ... By
Adiel Sherwood. Third Edition, greatly enlarged and improved.
IVashington City: Printed by P. Force. 1837. l2mo, pp. (4), 344.
Map. A., M. 80432
Some copies are d>:scribed as containing 356 pages.
Sherwood. A Gazetteer of (Georgia; containing a Particular
Description of the State ; its Resources, Counties, Towns,
Villages ... . By Adiel Sherwood ... . Fourth Edition, Revised
and Corrected. Georgia: Macon: S. Boy kin .... i860. i2mo,
pp. 209. Map. c. 80433
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Sherwood (G. W.) Eulogy on the Life and Character of
William Wirt ... before the William Wirt Society on Wfldncs-
ilay 22d October 1834. Hy George W. Sherwood. ... Balti-
more: Printed by "Jas. Lucas tsf E. K. Denver. 1834. 8vo, pp. 36.
Sherwood (H.) A Welcome to Albert, Prince of Walt",
and other Poems. By Harold Sherwood. Toronto, i860. 8vo,
pp. 48. Portrait. 80435
Sherwood (Henry). P'ederative Union of the British North
American Provinces. Toronto. 1850. 8vo, pp. 8. 80436
[Sherwood.] Letter to the President of the Board of Trade,
Toronto, on the Usury Laws. By a Citizen. Toronto. 1847.
8vo, pp. 16. 80437
Sherwood. Report, of a Select Committee, of the House of
Assembly, on the Political State of the Provinces of Upper and
Lower Canada. H. Sherwood, Ksq. m.im'. Chairman. Printed
by order of the Commons House of Assembly. \ Montreal :'\ R.
Stanton^ Printer to the ^teen's Alost Excellent Majesty. 1838. 8vo,
pp. 65, »6, and covers. s. 80438
Sherwood (H. H.) The Astro-magnetic Almanac, for
1843. In which all the Motions of the Earth are demonstrated,
in accordance with the Thi'ory of the ancient Eastern Nations.
Hy H. W. Sherwood, M.n. ... Calendar by David Young, Philom.
... New Tork. [1843. J i2mo, pp. 72. h. 80439
Sherwood (J. E.) Californii: her Wealth and Resources,
with ... the ()fficial and other Correspondence of the day,
relating to the Gold Region ; Colonel Mason's Report, and all
that Part of the Presider.t's Message having reference to the
Country ... By J. Ely Sherwood. ... New Tork: George F. Nes-
bitt. 1848. 8vo, pp. 40. 80440
Sherwood. The Pocket Guide to California, Sea and Land
Route. By J. Ely Sherwood. New Tork. 1849. ^^o. A.
Sherwood (J. M.), b. 18 14, d. 1890. Plea for the Old
Foinidation^:. A Sermon, doctrinal and historical, delivered at
the Re-Dedication of the Presbyterian Church at Bloomficld, N.
J. On Sabbath Morning and Afternoon, Dec. 18, 1853. By
Rev. James Manning Sherwood, Pastor of the Church. With
an Appendix of Historical Memoranda, by the Rev. Stephen
Dodd. ... New Tork : M. W. Dodd. 1854. i2mo, pp. 108.
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Sherwood (J. D.), /;, 1818. The Comic History of the
Uiiiti'd States, from a Period prior to the Dtscovcry of America
to Times long subsequent to the Present. Hy John I). Sherwootl.
With original illustrations by Harry Scratchly. Boston : Fields^
Osgood id: Co. 1870. i?m'\ pp. 550. c. -\- Boston : HoNghton^
Mifflin y Co. 1 88 1. i2mo, pp. 550.
80443
[Shkrwood (I^orenzo).] Democratic Platform. People's
Resolutions. A Republican Form of Government : Definition,
Manhood Suffrage. New Tork : C. S. ff^estcott isf Co. 1865,
8vo, pp. 15. H. 80444
Sherwood. The Great Questions of the Times, exempli-
fied in the Antagonistic Principles involved in The Slaveht)Uler's
Rebellion against Democratic Institutions as well as against th',-
National Union ; as set forth in the Speech of the Hon. Lorenzo
Sherwood ex-member of the Texan Legislature, delivered at
Champlain, in Northern N. Y., Oct. 1862; and also in the
1. Resolutions of the Democratic League; 2 Li an Economic
View of the Present Contest, by S. Dewitt Hloodgood ; 3 In the
Views of the Loyal Press of the North ; 4. And in an Incipient
Chapter of the Rebellion, concerning " The Texan Secessionists,
versus, Lorenzo Sherwood in 1856." Arranged for publication,
on request from the Democratic League and other friends of the
Union, by Henry O'RicIly. New iork : C. S. IVestcott isf Co.y
Printers. 1862. 8vo, pp. 32, and covers. H. 80445
Sherwood. Memorial to Congress on Utilizing Rail Road
Capital ... [n. p. ?] 1867. 8vo. 80446
Sherwood. Pretext of the Rebels and their Sympathizers
refuted by a Logic of Facts. Rebellion against Free Govern-
ment, as well as against the National Union, [n. p. n. d.] 8vo,
pp. 16. 80447
Sherwood. Speech of Lorenzo Sherwood respecting the
Course of the Slaveholders' Conspiracy against Democratic Prin-
ciples, [n. p. 1862.] 8vo, pp. 8. 80448
Sherwood. ... The United States, et al., Libcllants and
Captors, vs. The Steamship Peterhoff. ... In Prize. Argument
of Lorenzo Sherwoorl, Advocate for Almond & Redgate, Owners,
Consignees and Agents of ... Claimants. ... New Tori: C. S.
fVestcott y Co. 1863. 8vo, pp. 42. ba. 80449
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SiURWooi) (R[« iibcn]), h. I7H(), il. 185^1. The Christian
Soldier: A Siininn, picathcil in St. Jaiiir^ C'himli, Hyvlc I*aik,
the third Siiiidav after Trinity, 1840. \\\ the Rev. R. Sherwood,
Rector of saiil ehiireh ... Pnnt^hkeipsif : Printtul h ^JucksoH <sf
Sihrani. 1840. 8vo, p|). ?. I,(l). 80450
^ifKHWODi). Chinch Offerings or the Duty, the IVleasiirr,
and the Mode of honourinfi; thi- Lord with oui Sii'istancc. A
Scinioii i! the Anniversary C'rlrlMatioii of the '•• Prolv ^tant Kpis-
lopal Tract Society," " New York Mihic and Common Prayer
liook Society," and " Kdiicatinn and iVIis>.ionarv Society «)f the
|)io(ese of N. Y.," In the Chinch of the As elision. City of
New York ... September 2K, 1K42. Hy the Rev. Rcul ' n Sher-
wood, n.l)., Rector of St. James' Church, Hyde Park, Dutchess
County, New York, ^f^"lv )'ork : I'libliihiul hy the i'iA. Kpii.
Tract Society. 1843. i 2mo, pp. \i). 8045 1
rroti'i.tiiU K|)ihii>|).il Trait , Nn. 1^7,
SliiKWooiJ. I^cainhle ... of the Ref(»rnud Dutch ChiKch,
llydi-l'ark, with a Note from Rev. R. Sherwood, Rector of St.
J.iuies' Church. /'oitf:;hJ(:ccp>/e^ M }'. [ •83f^) i 2mo, pp. 12. s.
[Shkhwood.] The Reviewer reviewed: or Doctor Hrownlee,
versus he Hihie; versus the Catholic Chinch; versus the Fathers,
ancient and modern ; ver ,u-< his own crci ' , versus himself. My
Philalethes. ... Poughkccpsie : Printt'd hy \' akson Is' Schram. 1S40.
Svo, pp. 81. H. 80453
Shkkwdod. The VVorknu-n, and their Work, in God's
Building. Sermon at the Opening of the Annual Convention
of the Protestant Kpis<"()pal Church in ... New York ... Sep-
tember 24th, 1845. '^y ^^^ ^^y. Reuben Sherwond, D.i). ...
New York : Henry M. Onder don k ^ Co. m.dccc.xi.v. 8vo, pp.
23,(1). H. 80454
Sherwood (S.) The | Church's Flight] into the | Wilderness : |
An I Address] On the Times. | Containing | Some very interesting
and important Observations on | Scripture Prophecies : | Shewing,
that sundry of them plainly relate to Cireat-j Britain, and the
American Colonies ; [and arc fulfilling in the present day. | Deliv-
ered on a Public Occasion, January 17, 1776,! Hy Samuel Sher-
wood, A.M. I ... I New-York : Printed by S. Loudon. \ m.dcc.lxxvi. |
Svo, pp. 54. BA., M. 80455
Dedicated to Hun. John Hancock and to all tlie "respectable members" ot' the
Continental Congress. The preface is dated April I, 1776.
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Sherwood. A | Sermon, | Containing, | Scriptural Instructions
to Civil Rulers, I and all Free-born Subjects. | In which the Princi-
ples of sound Policy and good | Government are established and
vindicated ; and | some Doctrines advanced and zealously propa-
gated I by New-England Tories, are considered j and refuted. |
Delivered on the public Fast, [August 31, 1774. | With an Address
to the Freemen of the Colony. I By Samuel Sherwood, a.m. |
Pastor of a Church of Christ in Fairfield. | Also, An Appendix, |
Stating the heavy Grievances the Colonies labour under | from
several late Acts of the British Parliament, | and shewing what
we have just Reason to expect the | Consequences of these
Measures will be. By the Rev. Ebenezer Baldwin, of Danbury. |
\ New-Haven^ Printed by T. and S. Green. \ [1774.] 8vo,
81,(1).
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B., M. 80456
Sherwood (S. R.) Rattlepate ; or. The Missing Deed. By
S. R. Sherwood. New Tork : Beadle ^ Co. 1868. i8mo, pp.
!00. 80457
Shewen (W.), b. 1631? d. 1695. A Brief I Testimony |
against | Tale-Bearers, | Whisperers, | and | Back-biters, | Shewing j
That where they are given ear unto amongst Friends, | Neighbors,
and Relations, or in any Christian So- 1 ciety, such can never live
in Peace, Concord and
printed at Philadelphia
Sm. 4to, pp. 21.
Unity. I •••I By William Shewen. j Re-
by Reynier jansenj in the Tear^ I70i'|
H.S.P. 804.58
Title from Hildebuin's " Issues of the Press in Pennsylvania." Mr. Brinley's two
copies (Nos. 3457, 3458), sold for $50 and $22, respectively. First printed ac Lon-
don in 1686.
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Shewen. Counsel | to the | Christian-Traveller : | Also, | Medi-
tations and Experiences | made public, | As a Testimony to the
right Way of | God, revealed and made known in this the Day | of
his glorious Appearing in his People ; that! they may be encour-
aged to walk therein to the | End thereof. | The Fifth Edition, Re-
vis'd and Corrected. | To which is Added, | A Treatise concerning
Thoughts and Imaginations, Good and | Evil ; also, a few Words
concerning the Life of a Christian, | and Christian Worship. | By
W. Shewen. | ... | Dublin^ Printed ; Jfnd^ j Lancaster^ Re-printed by
Francis Bailey | for Caleb Johnson. | mdcclxxiii. | 8vo, pp. xv, 95.
H.S.P. -\- Salem : Printed by Thomas C. Gushing ; sold by W. Carl-
ton. 1793. 8vo. 80459
First piinted at London in 1683.
SHIELDS.
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Shewen. Good Advice to Youth.
Philadelphia : Reynier Jansen, 1701.
By William Shewen.
80460
Five hundred copies were ordered to be printed by the Philadelphia Monthly Meet-
ing, on 28th 1 2th mo. 1700. Title from Hildeburn.
Sheys (J B.) Oration ... at Paterson, July 4, 1825, by
James B. Sheys. Newark. 1826. 8vo. 80461
Shields (B. G.) Speech of Benjamin G. Shields, of Ala-
bama, on the Bill to repeal the Independent Treasury. Deliv-
ered in the House of Representatives, August 7, 1841. Wash-
ington: Printed by Blair and Rives. 1 84 1. 8vo, pp. 29. BA.
Shields (C. W[oodruff]), b. 1825. Address at the Funeral
of John R. Kane ... By Charles W. Shields ... Philadelphia.
1858. 8vo, pp. 15. 80463
Shields. A Discourse in Memory of AVilliam Darrach, m.d.
preached in The Second Presbyterian Church, May 21, 1865.
By the Pastor, Charles W. Shields, d.d. Philadelphia : Ledger
Book and Job Printing Establishment. 1865. 8vo, pp. 23.
Shields. Funeral Eulogy at the Obsequies of Dr. E. K.
Kane. Delivered in the Second Presbyterian Church, Philadel-
phia. By Charles W. Shields, Pastor of the Church. Philadel-
phia: Parry and M'-Millan. 1857. i2mo, pp. 34. l. 80465
Also : Philosophia Ultima. Charles Woodruff" Shields. Philadelphia : y. B. Lip-
pincott & Co. 1861. 8vo, pp. 96. l. — The Final Philosophy, or System of Perfectible
Knowledge issuing from the Harmony of Science and Religion. ... New Tori: Scrib-
ner, Armstrong & Co. 1 877. 8vo, pp. viii, 609. -f Second Edition, revised. Nett/
Tori: Charles Scribners' Sons. 1 879. 8vo, pp. viii, 61 1. — Philosophia Ultima; or.
Science of the Sciences. ... Third edition, abridged and revised. New Tori: Charles
Scribners' Sons. 1888-89. Vols. i. and 11., 8vo.
Shields (E. J.) Address on the Progress of Popular Science,
Liteiature, and Knowledge, in the United States, and their pres-
ent Condition and Prospects in Tennessee. Delivered before the
Alumni Society of the Nashville University, at Nashville, Ten-
nessee, October 4, 1836. By the Hon. E. J. Shields. fVash-
ington : Printed by Gales and Seaton. 1836. 8vo, pp.31. H.
Shields. Speech of the Hon. E. J. Shields, of Tennessee,
on the bill to change the organization of the Post Office Depart-
ment, and to provide more effectually for the Settlement of the
Accounts thereof. Delivered in the House of Representatives
of the United States. May 20, 1836. Washington: National
Intelligencer Office. 1836. 8vo, pp. 16. 80467
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1 85 1. [Report as to the relative efficiency of the repeating Pis-
tols, invented by Samuel Colt, and other inventors. IVashington.
1 85 1.] 8vo. 80468
Shields. Speech of Mr. Shields, of Illinois, on the Territo-
rial Question. ... in the Senate ... April 5, 1850. tVashington :
Printed by Jno. T. Towers. 1850. 8vo, pp. 16. H. 80469
Shields. Speech of Hon. James Shields . . on the Resolu-
tions expressive of Sympathy for the exiled Irish Patriots. [De-
livered Jan. 29, 1852.] IVashington. 1852. 8vo, pp. 8. h.
Shiels (Andrew). The Witch of the Wescot ; a Talc of
Nova Scotia in three Cantos ; and other Waste Leaves of Liter-
ature. ... Halifax. 1 83 1. 8vo, pp. 224. 8047 1
Shier (J.) First Report from the Select Committee on Cey-
lon and British Guiana ; together with the Minutes of Evidence,
and Appendix. Lotulon. 1849. Folio, pp. 383. 80472
Shier. Second Report on Thorough-Drainage, with special
reference to its application to British Guiana. ... Demerary. 1850.
8vo. ^0473
Shier. Report on the Clarification of Cane-Juice, with prac-
tical Directions for conducting the Process. ... Demerara 1850.
8vo. 80474
Shillaber (B[enjamin] P[enhallow]), h. 1814, d. 1890.
Knitting-work : a Web of many Textures, wrought by Ruth
Partington, (B. P. Shillaber.) ... Boston: Brown.^ Taggard &
Chase. 1 859. i2mo, pp. A08. H. 80475
For a later edition see No. 80478, infra.
Shillaber. Life and Sayings of Mrs. Partington, and others
of the Family. Edited by B. P. Shillaber, of the Boston Post.
. . . New Tork : J. C. Derby .^ 8 Park Place. Boston : Phillips^ Samp-
son and Cornpany. Cincinnati: H. IV. Derby. 1854. l2mo, pp.
384. 8 Plates, l. -\- New Tork. 1859. i2mo. 80476
" 30,000 copies were sold in a brief period." — Allibone.
Shillaber. Lines in Pleasant Places : Rhythmics of many
Moods and Quantities, Wise and Otherwise. ... Boston: A.
Williams^ Co. 1874. i2mo. 80477
SHILLIBEER.
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Popular Edition. Boston. 1882. l2mo, pp.
80482
Shillaber. Mrs. Partington's Knitting Work, and what was
done by her plaguy boy, Ike : A Web of many Textures as woven
by Ruth herself. Philadelphia: J. E. Potter & Co. 1868. i2mo.
For an earlier edition lee No. 80475, supra.
Shillaber. Partingtonian Patchwork. ... By B. P. Shillaber.
Boston: Lee and Shepard. 1873. l2mo, pp. 360. ^^479
Shillabfr. Rhymes with Reason and without. By B. P.
Shillaber. Boston: A. Tompkins ^ B. B. Mussey I'f Co. 1853.
i6mo, pp. 336. Portrait, c. -{-New Tork : J. C. Derby. 1854.
i6mo, pp. 336. Portrait. c. 80480
[Shillaber.] A very Brief and very Comprehensive Life of
Ben. Franklin, Printer, Done into Quamt Verse, by one of the
Typos. September 17th, 1856. [^Boston? 1856.] Folio, I page.
Title from Ford's " Franklin Bibliography," No. 960, which see for a specimen verse.
Shillaber. Wide-Swath. Embracing " Lines in PLasant
Places," etc. ~
305-
Also: Cruises with Captain Bob on Sea and Land ... Boston : Lee & Shepard. 1880.
i2mo, pp. (2), 326. — The Double-runner Club: or, the lively Boys of Riverton. ...
Boston; Lee Sf Shepard. 1 882. i6mo, pp. 314. — Ike Partington; or, the Adven-
tures of a Human Boy and his Friends. ... Boston: Lee & Shepard. 1879. i6mo, pp.
225. — Mrs. Partington's Carpet-Bag of "^un. ... New Tork: Dick & Fitzgerald, [n.
d.] l2mo.
Shillibeer (J.) A Narrative of the Briton's Voyage, to Pit-
cairn's Island. Bv Lieut. J. Shillibeer, r.m. Illustrated with
eighteen Etchings by the Author, from Drawings on the spot.
Taunton: Printed for the Author by J. IV. Marriott. 1817. 8vo,
pp. (4), iii, (2), 179, (2). 16 Plates. b/. 80483
Shillibeer. A Narrative of the Briton's Voyage, to Pitcairn's
Island ; including an Interesting Sketch of the Present State of
the Brazils and of Spanish South America. By Lieut. J. Shilli-
beer, R.M. Illustrated with Sixteen Etchings by the Author,
from Drawings on the Spot. Second Edition. London : Printed
for Law and IVhittaker ... . 1817. 8vo, pp. vii, (4), 180. 16
Plates, c. + Third Edition. [Ibid.'] 18 18. 8vo, pp. vii, (4),
•80. 16 Plates. A. 80484
Shillibeer. Ontmoetingen op eene reis naar het eiland Pit-
cairn, bevattende eene schets van den tegenwoordige toestand der
Brazilien en van Spaansch America. Uit het Engelsch. ... Dord-
recht. 1 8 19. 8vo. 80485
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The Shilling Song Book. New York, [i860.] 32ino.
Also! The Shilling Song Book. No. i. [Boston. i86a.] i6mo. — The Shilling
Song Book. No. 3. A Collection of the most favorite National, Patriotic, Sentimental
and Comic Ballads of the Day. [Ntw York. 1864.] i6mo.
A Shilling's Worth of the United States of America ; or, an
Epitome of its Finances, Railroads, Trade, Laws, Population ...
Compiled by Belding, Keith and Co. ... London and New fork:
Cassell^ Petter iff Galpin. [1868.] 8vo, pp. 118, (2). c. 80487
Shillinglaw (J. J.) A Narrative of Arctic Discovery, from
the Earliest Period to the Present Time ; with the Details of the
Measures adopted by Her Majesty's Government for the Relief
of the Expedition under Sir John Franklin. By John J. Shilling-
law. ... London: IVilliam Shoberl. 1850. Post 8vo, pp. xv, (i),
XX, 348. Portrait and 2 Maps, ba., c, p. -f Second Edition.
London: IVilliam Shoberl. 185 1. Post 8vo, pp. xx, 364. Por-
trait and 2 Maps. b. 80488
Shillitoe (T.), b. 1754.? d. 1836. A brief Sketch of the
Life and religious Labours of Thomas Shillitoe. Philadelphia.
[1840.M Sm. 8vo, pp. 40. H. -\- York: Printed and sold by John
Lewis Ltnney. Sold also by Harvey and Darton., London. 1841.
i2tno. 80489
Shillitoe. Journal of the Life, Labours and Travels [in
Europe and America] of Thomas Shillitoe, in the Service of the
Gospel of Jesus Christ. ... London: Harvey and Darton. 1839.
2 vols., 8vo. -\- The Second Edition. [^Ihid.'\ 1839. 2 vols.,
8vo. 80490
Reprinted in "The Friends* Library," voi. in., Philadelphia, 1839. 8vo.
Shiloh, TVww. Battle Field of Shiloh. [n. p. 1862.?] 8vo,
pp. 8. 80491
Shimeall (R[ichard] C[unningham]), j. 1803, d. 1874. Age
of the World, as founded on the Sacred Records, Historic and
Prophetic ; and the " Signs of the Times," viewed in the Aspect
of Premonitions of the Speedy Establishment on 'he Earth, of
the Millenial State, by the Second, Personal, Pre-millenial Advent
of Christ: with an Introductory Essay ... . By the Rev. R. C
Shimeall .... New York: Swords.^ Stanford ^ Co. 1842. i2mo,
pp. xxvii, (i), 364. BA. 80492
Shimeall. Letter to James Lenox, Esq., on the Prophetical
Aspect of the Times, including Animadversions on an Article in
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the " New York Evangelist," " Is Napoleon Antichrist ?" By
the Rev. R. C Shimeall, Member ot" the Presbytery of New
York. Nnv It'ork : John F. Trow ^ Co., 50 Greene street. 1866.
i2mo, pp. 24, notes 289-296, and printed covers. ^©493
A begging letter, requesting pecuni.iry uid in publisihing the prophetical works uf the
author.
Shimeall. Political Economy ot" Prophecy, with special
reference to its relation to the History of the Church, and the
Civil, Military, and Ecclesiastical History of the Roman Empire,
and of its last Emperors, the three Napoleons, with an Appendix
on The Pope's late Encyclical, and the Firman of the Sultan of
Turkey, Prophetically and Historically demonstrated. ... By the
Rev. R. C. Shimeall ... New Tork : John F. Trow & Co. 1866.
i2mo, pp. 297, subscribers (3). Frontispiece, maps and diagrams.
-|- Second Thousand. [//>;>/.] 1866. i2mo. 80494
Contains applications to American artairs.
[Shimeall,] Startling Facts. A Tract for the Times
(Extra). The City of New York The Greatest Missionary Field
on the Continent: being an appeal to the Protestant Evangelical
Churches of the City in behalf of the hundreds of thousands now
destitute of the ordinary means of grace. By •MAOi'TXSiN.
New Tori : Richard Brhikerhoff. 1864. 8vo, pp. 19. 80495
Also numerous other prophetical works.
Dc Shiney Eye, Crooked Shin, and Oh, Susannah Songster.
Nevj Tork. [186-?] 32mo. 80496
Shinn and W'ashington (Messrs), See Vol. xv., No. 64591.
Shinn (J. L.) and Forscutt (M. H.) Discussion between
Rev. John L. Shinn of the Universalist Church, and Elder Mark
H. Forscutt, of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter day Saints, held at Rock Creek, Ills., August ioth-i3th,
1875. Piano. 1876. 8vo, pp. 194. ^0497
Shinn (W. M.) Address before the Philological Institute ...
on its Fourteenth Anniversary ... by Wm. M. Shinn. Pittsburgh.
1842. 8vo. 80498
The Ship Archer and the Caulkers' Strike.
Signed " Neptune."
2jniu, pp. 8
Boston. 1866.
H. 80499
... Ship Canal around the Falls of Niagara. (To accompany
bill H. R. No. 466.) In the House of Representatives, Febru-
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printed of the report made to this House on the 25th day of Janu-
ary last, by the Committee on Roads and Canals, in favor of the
construction of a ship canal around the Falls of Niagara. [^IVash-
ington. 1838.] 8vo. 80500
With heading: "a5th Congress, 2d Scssinn. [Rep, No. 463.] Ho. of Reps."
Ship Canal between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Report
of British Engineers. New York: IVm, C Bryant l^ Co.^ Printers.
1852. 8vo, pp. 12, and covers. 80501
... Ship Canal to coinicct Mississippi River and Lake Michigan.
(To accompany bill H. R. No. 288.) February 20, 1862. —
Ordered to be printed. February 27, 1862. — Ordered, That
10,000 extra copies be printed for the use of the House. Mr.
F. P. Blair, jr., from the Committee on Military Affairs, made
the following Report. \^fVasbington. 1862.] 8vo, pp. 13.
With heading ; '• 37th Congress, 2d Session. House of Representatives. Report
No. 37.
Shipherd (J. R.) History of the Oberlin- Wellington Rescue.
... Compiled by Jacob R. Shipherd. With an Introduction by
Prof. Henry E. Peck and Hon. Ralph Plumb. Boston : John P.
Jewett and Company. 1859. 8vo, pp. vii, (l), 280. B. 80503
"An extraordinary case, under the Fugitive Slave Act. Wellington is located thirty-
lix miles southwest of Cleveland ; Oberlin is nine miles north of Wellington. In
January, 1856, a negro slave, called John, w.is missing from a plantation in Mason
county, Kentucky. In August, 1856, a friend of the owner recognized John at Ober-
lin, and with the aid of friends from Kentucky arrested him with the intention of
taking him back. They took him to Wellington, where he was rescued by a large
body of persons from Oberlin and Wellington — hence the title. Thirty-seven of tlie
rescuers were indicted by the State, and confined foi many months in the Cleveland jail,
while the trial progressed. They were finally acquitted and great was the rejoicing.
The account of the aflair is contained in 280 double column, solidly printed pages." —
Thomson's Bibliography of Ohio.
[Shipley] (J.), b. 17 14, d. 1788. A Sermon Preached before
the Incorporated Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in
Foreign Parts; at their Anniversary Meeting in the Parish Church
of St. Mary-Le-Bow, on Friday February 19, 1773. By the
Right Reverend Jonathan Lord Bishop of St. Asaph. London:
Printed by T. Harrison and S. Brooke, mdcclxxiii. 4to, pp.
xxiv, 62, (i). 80504
[Shipley.] A | Sermon | Preached before the | Incorporated
Society I for the | Propagation of 'he Gospel in | Foreign !'.nis;|at
their I Anniversary Meeting] in the| Parish Church of St. Mary-
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Le-Bow, [on February 19, 1773. | By the Right Reverend | Jona-
than Lord Bishop of St. Asaph. | Loudon Printed: \ Boston^ New-
England^ Re- Printed: \ And to be Sold by Thomas and ^John Fleet ^\ at
the Heart and Crown in Cornhill. 1773. | 8vo, pp. 17. ba., c, m.
[Shipley.] A | Sermon | preached before the | Incorporated
Society I for tne | Propagation of the (Jospcl in Foreign Parts, | at
their I Anniversary Meeting | in the | Parish Church of St. Mary-
Le-Bow, |on Friday February 19. i773.|By the Right Reverend]
Jonathan Lord Bishop of St. Asaph. London^ Printed: Norwich^
Re-printed by Green y Spooner. \ [1773 ?] 8vo, pp. 16, and over.
[Shiplky.I a I Sermon | Preached before the | Incorporated
Society I for tne | Propagation of the (Jospel in | foreign Parts; | at
their | Anniversary Meeting | in the | Parish Churcji of St. Mary-
Lc-Bow, I On Friday, February 19, 1773. | By the Right Reverend
[Jonathan Lord Bishop of St. Asaph. | Zowr/o/;, Printed :\ Newport^
Rhode-Island^ Reprinted and Sold | by Solomon Southwick^ in ^ueen-
iSV/V^/, I M,DCC,LXXIII.| 8vO, pp. 16. B. 80507
[Shipley.] A Sermon preached before the Incorporated
Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts ; at
their An.iiversary Meeting in the Parish Church of St. Mary-Le-
Bow, on Friday, February 19, 1773. By the Right Reverend
Jonathan Lord Bishop of St. Asaph. New-Tork : printed by
Hodge and Shober^ for Noel and Hazard. M.ucc.LXXiii. 8v(), pp.
16. c, p. 80508
[Shipley.] A | Sermon | Preached before the | Incorporated
Society | for the | Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts ; | at
their I Anniversary Meeting | in the [Parish Church of St. Mary-
le-Bow, [ On Friday, February 19, 1773. | ^Y ^^^ Right Reverend |
Jonathan Lord Bishop of St. Asaph. | Philadt 'phia : I Printed by
Robert Belly in Third-street^ \ And Sold by \ William fVoodhouse^ in
Front-street. \ MDCCLXxiii. | 8vo, half-title, title, and pp. 3-20. P.
Puhlished at 9d. on fine paper, and 6d. on common paper. Title from Hildeburn,
who also mentions an edition, Philadelphia ; Robert Aitken. 1773. 8vo,
Shipley. A ] Sermon | Preached before the | Incorporated
Societ) [ for the | Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts ; [ at
their I Anniversary Meeting | in the [Parish Church of St. Mary-
le-Bow,[on Friday, February 19, 1773. | By the Right Reverend}
Jonathan Shipley, | Lord Bishop of St. Asaph. | A New Edition.]
London ; Printed for f. Whiston^ Bookseller ^ in Fleet-street. | M Dcc-
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[SHiPr.KY.] A I Speech | intended to have been spoken | on the |
Hill|foi| AltciinK the Charters] of the | Colony of Massachusett's
Hay. I London : \ Printed for T. Ccuhll^ in the Strand. \ M Dcc Lxxi v. |
8vo, pp. vii, 36. 80511
"A golden speech unspoken, which illustrates the wisdom, justice, foresight, and
eloquence of the good bishop. It will not he unpleasant for Americans tu hear his
opinion — ' My Lords, I look upon North America as the only great nursery of freemen
now left upon the face of the earth.' " See also •• Monthly Review," ti. 70.
[Shipley.] A | Speech | intended to have been spoken | on the |
Hill I for] Altering the Charters] of the! Colony of Massachusett's
Bay. I The Second Edition. | London : \ lYinted for T. Cadell^ in the
Strand. \M hqc \.x\\v .\ 8vo, pp. vii, 36. h. 80512
[Shipley.] A | Speech | intended to have been spoken | on the |
Bill I for I Altering the Charters] of the | Colony of Massachusett's
Bay. I The Third Edition, j Z,oWo« ; | Printed for T. Cadell^ in the
i'/r^^W. I M DCC lxxiv. I 8vo, pp. vii, 36. ^0513
[Shipley.] A | Speech | intended to have been spoken [ on the |
Bill I for] Altering the Charters] of the) Colony of Massachusett's
Bay.] The Fourth ¥.A\t\on.\ London :\ Printed for T. Cadell., in the
Strand. \ M dcc lxxiv. ] 8vo, pp. vii, 36. l., m. 80514
Also; The Fifth Edition. Loudoni Printed for T. Cadell. 1774. 8vo, pp. vii, 36.
+ The Sixth Edition. London. 1774. 8vo.
[Shipley.] A j Speech] intended to have been spoken] on the]
Bill] for] Altering the Charters] of the] Colony of Massachusett's
Bay. 1 London: \ To be had of Goadby and Berry .^ Stationers .\ Sweet-
ing's-J/Iev, Royal-Exchange. \...\ [1774.] Sm. 8vo, pp. i6. H.
[Shipley.] A ] Speech ] intended to have been spoken ] on the |
Bill] for] altering the Charters ] of the ) Colony of Massachusett's
Bay. ] The Sixth Edition. ] London., Printed. \ Boston: \ Reprinted^ and
Sold by Edes and Gill., \ in ^ueen-Street. \ m,dcc,lxxiv. ) 8vo, pp.
24. B., M. 80516
Shipley. A ] Speech ] intended to have been spoken] on the|
Bill] for] altering the Charter ] of the I Colony of Massachusetts-
Bay. ] By the] Rev. Jonathan Shipley, Lord Bishop) of St. Asaph. |
London., Printed : Price is. Sterl. \ Boston., N. E. Reprinted., and
sold., for 6 Coppers., that ] every North- American may be possessed of
so valuable a Pamphlet j for a small expense., at Greenleaf's Printing-
Ojfice.\ [1774.] 8vo, pp. 12. H. 80517
Shipley. A ] Speech ] intended to have been spoken in thc|
House of Lords, | on the j Bill ] for altering the Charter of the
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Colony of I Massachusctt's-Hay.| Written by the Reverend Dr.
Jonathan Ship-] Icy, Lord Bishop of S*. Asaph. | Salem: N. E.\
Printed and Sold by E. Russell^ at the\ New Printing- O/ficey in Ruck-
Street, lead-\ing from the State- House to Marblehead. \ M.DCC,-
Lxxiv.| 8vo, pp. i6. M. 80518
Shipley. A [Speech, [intended to have been spoken on the
Hill I for altering the Charters of the Colony of | Massachusetts-
Hay. I Written by the Rev. Dr. Jonathan Shipley, | Lord Hishop
of St. Asaph. I [Colophon :] Salem : Re-printed and sold by S. and
E. Hall.\ [1774.] 4to, pp. 16. M. 80519
f Shipley.] A Speech intended to have been spoken on the
I for Altering the Charters of the Colony of Massachusetts
Hay. London Printed: Hartford, reprinted ... 1774. i2nio.
This is tailed the " Fifth edition."
[Shipley.] A Speech intended to have been spoken on the
Hill for altering the Charters of the Colony of Massachusetts
Hay. London, Printed. New York: Reprinted by J. Holt. 1774.
8vo, pp. 18. c. 80521
[Shipley.] A | Speech | intended to have been spoken | By the
Hishop of St. Asaph, | on the | Bill
the I Colony of Massachusetts Bay.
Reprinted and Sold by\ Benjamin Towne, in Front- Street, near the (
Coffee-House.\ [1774.] 8vo, pp. 18. H.s.P. 80522
Title from Hildeburn.
for I Altering the Charters |of
London, Printed : \ Philadelphia,
[Shipley.] A | Speech | Intended to have been spoken | on the
I Bill I for I Altering the Charters | of the | Colony of Massachusett's
Bay. I The Third Edition. | London, Printed; \ Philadelphia : | ^^-
printed and Sold, by fVilliam and Thomas | Bradford, at the London
Coffee-House.\u.iiCC.t.xyiiv .\ 8vo, pp. vi, 29. H. 80523
Shipley. A | Speech, | intended to have been spoken | on the
I Hill I for altering the Charters | of tht Colony of | Massachusetts
Bay. I By the Rev. Dr. Jonathan Shipley, | Lord Bishop of St.
Asaph. I Though it is not above three weeks since this piece]
appeared first in America, this is the Fifth | Edition ; besides sev-
eral in England, where | it sold at One Shilling '6\.tx\\n^.\ Lancas-
ter: I Printed and Sold by Francis Bailey. \ MDCCLXXiv. | Sm. 8vo,
pp. 24. P. 80524
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Hay. I A New Edition. | London: \ Printed for T, Cadell^ in tbt
Strand, \ M IKX Lxxx 11. 1 8vo, pp. vii, 36. c, H. S0525
Shiplfy. The | Whole of the celebrated | Speech | of ( The
Rev. Dr. Jonathan Shipley,] I^ord Hishop of St. Asaph ; | Intended
to have been spoken on the Hill for altering | the Charter of the
Province of the Massachusetts- 1 Hay ; but want of Time, or sonic
other Circumstance, | prevented his delivering it in the House of
Lords ; | for which Reason it was printed in a large Pamphiet, |
and sold at One Shilling, Sterling ; and is allowed to | be one of
the best Pieces ever wrote on the present | Disputes between
North-America and Great-Britain. | Printed by S. Southwick^ in
^teen-Street^ \ Newport^ Rhode Island^ Sept. 1 774. | 4to, pp. 20.
For two replies to Shipley's speech, see "A Complaint," Vol. iv., No. 15050} and
"A Speech never intended to be spoken."
Shipley. The Works of the Right Reverend Jonathan Ship-
ley, d.d. ... London: T.CadelL m.dcc.xcii. 2 vols., 8vo, pp.
xii, 402, Portrait ; vii, 358. S0527
Shipman (S. V.) Specifications for the Rotunda and Dome
of the State Capitol, Madison, Wisconsin. By S. V. Shipman.
\_Madiion, n. d.] 8vo. 80528
Shipman (T. L.) Historical Discourse. A New "Year's Ser-
mon. Delivered in the Congregational Church, Jewett City,
Conn. ... By Thomas L. Shipman. Norwich. 1856. 8vo, pp.
17. 80529
Shipman. "The Saint waiting his Change." A Sermon ...
at the Funeral of Rev. Timothy Tuttle ... June 9, 1864. By
Rev. T. L. Shipman. ... Norwich: John IV. Stedtnan^ Printer.
1864. 8vo, pp. 23. B. 80530
Ship-Owners' Association of the State of New York. Con-
stitution and By-Laws, as amended, June 12, 1867. New Tork:
L. H. Biglow ^ Co. 1867. 8vo, pp. 15. c. 80531 .
Shipp (B.), b. 18 1 3. Fame: and other Poems. By Barnard
Shipp. Philadelphia : E. H. Butler ^ Co. 1848. i2mo, pp. 212.
Shipp. The History of Hernando de Soto and Florida ; or,
Record of the Events of Fifty-six Years, from 15 12 to 1568.
By Barnard Shipp. Philadelphia : Collins^ Printer^ 705 Jayne Street.
1 88 1. 8vo, pp. xii, 689. 80533
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Shif'P. The Progress of Frretlom •, and other Poems. By
Barnard Shipp. New Tt'oi k : Adriance^ Sherman i^ Co. 1852.
l2mo, pp. 219. R., c. 805 {4
Shippen (Edward). See Vol. viii., No. 30039.
Shippen Papers. See [Balch (T.), editor']^ Vol. i., No. 2871.
The Shipper's Guide; containing a complete list of" all Railroad
Stations, Canal and River Towns, ... in the United States and
Canadas. Biijf'alo : James A. Phelps. 1859. i2mo, pp. 374, (i).
Shippky (J.) Specimens ; or Leisure Hours poetically em-
ployed on various Subjects; Moral, Political & Religious. ... By
Josiah Shippey, a.h. With notes critical and explanatory; Also,
a brief History of the Life of the Author, from the year 17/8 to
the year 1841 ; to which is added a Synopsis of all the parts of
Learning. By Samuel Johnson, d.d. President of King's, now
Columbia, College, New-York. Neiv-lt'ork : Printed hy Joseph
B. Allee^ 104 Beekman-street. 1841. i2mo, pp. (4), vii-238. L.
The Shipwreck and Adventures of Monsieur Pierre Viaud.
See [Dubois-Fontanelle (J. G.)], Vol. v., No. 21020.
Shipwrecks and Disasters at Sea ; or Historical Narratives of
the most noted Calamities and Providential Deliverances, which
have resulted from Maritime Enterprise; with a Sketch of various
Expedients for preserving the Lives of Mariners. ... Edinburgh:
Constable and Co. 1812. 3 vols., 8vo. Maps. c. 80537
Stt " Monthly Review," lxxiv. 380.
Shipwrecks and Disasters at Sea ; Narratives of the most
remarkable Wrecks, Conflagrations, Mutinies, &c., comprising
the Loss of the Wager, Mutiny of the Bounty, and several others.
New edition, unabridged. London: H.G. Bohn. 1846-51-54.
i2mo. 80538
Title From Dohn's Lowndes. Also: New edition. London. 1866. 8vo.
The Shipwrecks of December, 1839; being a full account of
the dreadful Hurricanes of December 15, 21 and 27, on the
Coast of Massachusetts, in which were lost more than ninety
vessels. Boston. 1840. i2mo, pp. 24. 80539
Shiras (A.) Life and Letters of Rev. James May, d.d., by
Rev. Alexander Shiras, a.m. Philadelphia : Protestant Episcopal
Book Society. [1865.] i2rno, pp. 185. Portrait. 80540
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Shiras (C. p.) The Redemption of Labor, and other Poems.
By Charles P. Shiras. Pittsburgh : Published by IV. H. IVhitney,
Third Street. 1852. 8vo, pp. 120, and covers. L. 80541
The cover-title is dated 1853.
Shiriff (Charles). Thoughts on Emigration and on the
Candidas as an opening for it. ... ^ebec. 1 831. 8v(). 80542
Shirley [Walter]. A Narrative of the Principal Circum-
stances relative to the Rev. Mr. Wesley's late Conference, hold
in Bristol, August the 6th, 1771, at which the Rev. Mr. Shirley,
and others, his Friends, were present. With the Declaration
then agreed to by Mr. Wesley, and Fifty-Three of the Preachers
in Connexion with him. In a Letter to a P riend. By the Rev.
Mr. Shirley. The Second Edition. Bath , Printed by IV. G>,
in fVestgate- Street^ for T. Mills., Bookseller.^ in King* s-Mead-Square.
... I77I. 8vO, pp. 24. BA., M. 80543
This elicited the following reply ;
An I Impartial View, | Of a | Narrative | of the| Principal Circumstances | Relative to (
The Rev. Mr. Wesley's late Conference,! Held at Bristol, August the 6th, 1771, &c. |
With the{ Declaration then Agreed to by Mr. Wes-|ley, and Fifty Three of his Preach-
ers. I By the Rev. Mr. Shirley. | In which the Reader is presented with the Minutes of'
the I Conference, the preceeding Year, w hich gave great offence,] as containing Justifica-
tion by Works, and overturning the | Gospel of Christ; Lady Huntingdon's, and Mr. |
Shirley's Letters to Mr. Wesley, on the Occasion : — And | the Declaration which satis-
fied the Objectors. | The Author's chief Design is to shew. That this Famous | Declara-
tion, declares nothing in Favor of Justification | By Faith Only, but is perfectly consist-
ent with Justifica-jtion and Salvation by Works: — That Mr. Wesley, ne-|ver intended
it as a Recantation of the offensive Miiintes ;| and Consequently, that the Joy that hath
been occasioned by | it, and Mr. Shirley's Narrative, on the other Side | of the Water,
hath been only rejoycing in a Thing of | nought. | By A Lover of Truth, | in America. |
.,.\Boston :\Printed and Sold by y. Kneeland, next to the Treasurer's\Office, in Milk-St'tet.
1773. 1 8vo, pp. 33. w.
Shirley (W.), b. 1693, ^* ^77'* ^^^ I Conduct | of | Major
Gen. Shirley, | late | General and Commander in Chief] of his|
Majesty's Forces | in | North America. | Briefly stated.] London:]
Printed for R. and y. Dodsley^ in Pall-mall; | And Sold by M. Cooper^
at the Glob" in Pater-\noster Row. 1 758. | 8vo, pp. (8), 124, Ap-
pendix 125-130, (i). BA., H. 80544
The authorship of this pamphlet is sometimes attributed to General Shirley himself.
It was probably written, however, by his secretary, William Alexander, afterwards called
Earl of Stirling. It relates to the war in America, the attack on Niagara, etc. See
"Monthly Review," xviii. iSz; Tudor 's "Otis," chap. iv. ; and Duer's "Life of
William Alexander, Earl of Stirling."
Shirley. A Conference. 1742. See Vol. iv., No. 15435.
Shirley. A Conference. 1753. See Vol. iv., No. 15436.
SHIRLEY.
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Shirley. A Journal of the Proceedings. 1754. "S"*?^ Vol. ix.,
No. 36730.
Shirley. A | Letter | from | William Shirley, Esq ; | Governor
of Massachuset's Bay, | To his Grace the | Duke of Newcastle:]
with I A Journal of the Siege of | Louisbourg, and other Opera-
tions of the I Forces, during the Expedition against | the French
Settlements on Cape Breton ; | drawn up at the Desire of the
Council I and House of Representatives of the [Province of Mas-
sachuset's Bay ; approved | and attested by Sir William Pepperrell,
I and the other Principal Officers who | commanded in the said
Expedition. | Published by Authority. | London : j Printed by E.
Owen in IVarivick-Lane. 1746. | [Price Six-penceM 8vo, pp. 32.
A-D in fours. B., l. 80545
Shirley. A | Letter | from | William Shirley, Esq ; | Governor
of Massachusett's-Bay, I To his Grace the| Duke of Newcastle : |
with I A Journal of the Siege of | Louisbourg, and other Opera-
tions of the I Forces, during the Expedition against the | P'rench
Settlements on Cape-Breton ; drawn | up at the Desire of the
Council and House | of Representatives of the Province of Mas- |
sachusett's-Bay ; approved and attested by | Sir Wi'liam Pepperrel,
and the other Prin- 1 cipal Officers who command<;d in the said |
Expedition. | Published by Authority.] ... \Lot:don: \ Printed by E.
Owen^ in Warwick- Lane. 1746. | Boston in New- England : | ^^-
printed by "J. Draper^ Printer to His Excellency \ the Governor ilf
Council^ for D. Henchman\in Cornhil.\ [1746.] 4to, pp. 31. w.
Shirley. A Letter from William Shirley, Esq; Governor of
Massachusetts-Bay, To his Grace the Duke of Newcastle : with
a Journal of the Siege of Louisbourg, and other Operations of
the Forces, during the Expedition against the French Settlements
on Cape Breton ... Boston: Reprinted by Rogers and Fowle. 1746.
8vo, pp. 16. 80547
Shirley. A Letter from William Shirley, Governor of Mas-
sachusetts Bav, to his Grace the Duke of Newcastle : with a
say
Journal of the Siege of Louisbourg
James Parker. 1746. 8vo, pp. 20.
New Tork : Reprinted by
J.C.B. 80548
Shirley. A Letter from William Shirley, Esq; Governor of
Massachuset's Bay, To His Grace the Duke of Newcastle: with
A Journal of the Siege of Louisbourg, and other Operations of
the Forces, during the Expedition against the French Settlements
on Cape Breton, drawn up at the Desire of the Council and
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appro ;'ed and attested by Sir William Pepperrell, and the other
Principal Officers who Commanded in the said Expedition. ...
London: Printed by E. Owen. 1748. 8vo, pp. 32. j.c.B. 80549
[Shirley.] Memoirs of the Principal Transactions of the
Last War between the English and French in North America.
From the Commencement of it in 1744, to the Conclusion of
the Treaty at Aix la Chapelle. Containing in Particular An
Account of the Importance of Nova Scotia or Acadie and the
Island of Cape Breton to both Nations. London: R. iff J. Dods-
ley. M.DCc.Lvn. 8vo, pp. viii, 102. J.c.B., c. w. 80550
See "Monthly Review," xviii. i8i.
[Shirley.] Memoirs of the Principal Transactions of the
Last War between the English and French in North-America.
From the Commencement of it in 1744, to the Conclusion of
the Treaty at Aix la Chapelle. Containing in Particular An
Account of the Importance of Nova Scotia or Acadie, and the
Island of Cape Breton to both Nations. The Third Edition.
London^ Printed. Boston^ New- England ; Re-printed and Sold by
Green and Russell^ at their Printing- Office in ^ueen-street. mdcc-
Lviii. 8vo, pp. iv, 9-80. BA., c. w. 80551
Shirreff (E.) The Chivalry of the South. By Emily Shir-
refF. ... London: Ladies* Emancipation Society. 1864. i6mo, pp.
14. BA. 80552
Shirreff. A few more Words on the Chivalry of the South.
By Emily ShirrefF. ... London: Ladies' Emancipation Society. 1864.
i6mo, pp. 38.
h. 80553
Shirreff (P.) A Tour through North America ; together
with a Comprehensive View of the Canadas and United States,
as adapted for Agricultural Emigration. By Patrick ShirrefF,
Farmer, Mungoswells, East Lothian. Edinburgh: Oliver and
Boyd ... Printed by Ballantyne and Company. 1835. 8vo, pp. (4),
iv, V, 473. B., BA. 80554
Shirti iff (Roswell). See ShurtlefF.
Shive y (J. M.) Route and Distances to Oregon and Cali-
fornia, with a Description of Watering Places, Crossings, Dan-
gerous Indians, etc. By J. M. Shively. Washington: W. Greer.
1846. 8vo, pp. 15. c. 80555
SHORT.
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80555
Shoberl (F.) The World in Miniature. Edited by Frede-
rick Shoberl. ... London. 1821. 12 vols., i2mo. P. 80556
Shocking Calamity ! Particulars of the Tragical Death of
Mrs. Ann Taylor, Her Son William Francis Taylor — Mrs. Eli-
zabeth Brewer — Mrs. Patrick Jackson and Wife and Miss Eliza
Palfrey, who fell Victims to the Awful Conflagration in Broad-
Street, Boston, ... January 17, 1821. ... Boston: N.Coverly.
[1821.] 8vo, p. 24. H. 80557
Shoemaker (I.) Some | Account | of | Isaac Shoemaker, | of
the I Township of Cheltenham, in the County of Philadel-| phia,
(Son of John Shoemaker of the same place) | who departed this
Life on the 31st. day of the se-| vcnth month 1779, in the twenty-
fifth year of his | Age. | {Philadelphia. 1779?] 8vo, pp. 8. P.
Title from Hildcburn.
Shoemaker (R. M.) Reports of Preliminary Surveys for the
Union Pacific Railway from Fort Riley to Denver City. By R.
M. Shoemaker. Cincinnati. 1866. 8vo. Map. 80559
Shoepac Recollections. See [Wilcox (O. B.)]
Shanes and the Bones. {Philadelphia. 1861.] i6mo. 80560
By William Duane. In verse.
Shoppe (Sigismund van). See Schoppe.
Shores of Vespucci. See [Tufts (Marshall)].
Short (Bob), pseudon. Patriotic Effusions ; by Bob Short.
New-Tor k : Published by L. and F. Lockwood^ No. 154 Broadway.
J. & y. Harper, printers. 1 8 19. i8mo, half-title, title, and pp.
5-46, Contents (i). l. 80561
Short (C. W[ilkins]), b. 1794, d. 1863. Biographical Mem-
oir of H. Hurlbert Eaton, m.d. By Charles W. Short, m.d.
[Lexington, Ky.?'\ 1832. 8vo. s. 80562
Short. Sketch of the Progress of Botany in Western Amer-
ica. By Charles W. Short. Lexington, Ky. 1836. 8vo.
Also, with H. H. Eaton: Notices of Western Botany and Conchology. (From the
Transactions of the Journal of Medicine, February, 1831.) [n. p. 1831.] 8vo. —
With Robert Peter, M.D. : Plants of Kentucky, [n. p. 183-?] 8vo.
Short (C. W.) Remarks, i. On the Position of Barracks
in the West Indies, as affecting the health of Europeans, ii. On
the health and management of European Soldiers serving in the
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Corps considered. By Charles W. Short .... London: Calkin tsf
Budd. 1844. 8vo, pp. (2), 40. B. 80564
Short (J. T.) Historical Reference Lists for the Use of
Students in the Ohio State University. By John T. Short.
ColutnbuSyO.: J. H. Smythe. 1882. i2mo, pp. (2), 5-96.
Short. The North Americans of Antiquity Their Origin,
Migrations, and Type of Civilization Considered By John T.
Short New York Harper ^ Brothers 1 880 8vo, pp. (2), vii-
544. Frontispiece, and numerous Woodcuts in the text, -f Sec-
ond Edition. \lbid^ 1880. 8vo, pp. (2), viii-544. Frontispiece
and Woodcuts. 80566
Short. Ohio : A Sketch of Industrial Progress. By John
T. Short. Columbus^ O.: A. H. Smythe. 1882. i6mo, pp. 56.
Short (M.), <^. 1731. A thankful Memorial of God's sparing
Mercy. | Discourses | upon | A Recovery from Sickness. I ... | By
Matthew Short, a.m. | Pastor of the Church of Christ in Easton. |
Boston^ N. E. I Printed by S. Knee/and and T. Green \ in ^ueen-
Street. mdccxxix. | 8vo, pp. (6), 33.
B., M. 80568
Short (Richard). [Six Perspective Views of Belle Isle, from
drawings made by command of Admiral Keppell, by R. Short.]
London. 1763. Obi. folio. 6 Plates. 80569
Short. [Twelve Views in Quebec, in 1759, from drawings
taken on the spot by Richard Short, by command of Vice Admi-
ral Saunders.] London. 1761. Folio. ba. 80570
Twelve double-page engravings, each dated "London, Sept. i, 1761." They are as
follows : I . General view of Quebec, from Pointe Levi ; a. North West part of the
Town of Quebec J 3. The Intendant's Palace; 4. The Treasury and Jesuits College j
5. The Jesuits College and Church; 6. The inside of the Jesuits Chapel; 7. The
Cathedral, Jesuits College, and RecoUet Friars Church ; 8. The Inside of the Recoilet
Friars Church; 9. The Orphans, or Ursuline Nunnery; 10 and 11. The Bishop's
House in Ruins; iz. 1 he Church of Notre Dame de la Victoire, built in 1695 and
destroyed in 1759. On the last plate is engraved: "To the Hon*"'" S' Charles Saunders,
Vice Admiral of the Blues, and Knight of the most Honourable Order of the Bath,
these Twelve Views of the principal Buildings in Quebec, are most Humbly Inscribed
by his most Obedient Humble Servant Richard Short."
Short (T.) Discourses | on | Tea, |
Sugar, 1 ( Spirits,
Milk, V ^ Punch,
Made-Wines j (^Tobacco, &c.
With I Plain and Useful Rules | for | Gouty People. | By Thomas
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Short, M.D. I London : Printed for T. Longman^ in Pater-noster-row i
I and A. Miller^ in the Strand. \ M DCC L. | 8vo, pp. vi, (4), 424.
Short. Dissertation upon Tea, explaining its Nature, Prop-
erties, and Natural History. ... London. 1730. 4to. 80572
Short. Mcdicina Britannica : | Or a | Treatise | on such | Phys-
ical Plants ; | as are | Generally to be found in the Fields or Gar-
dens I In Great-Britain : | Containing | A particular Account of their
Nature Vir-|tues, and Uses. J Together with the Observations of
the most learned Physicians, | as well anticnt as modern, commu-
nicated to the late ingcMi-|ous Mr. Ray, and the learned Dr. Sim.
Pauli. I Adapted more especially to the Occasions, of those, whose
Condition or Situation | of life deprives them, in a great Measure,
of the Helps of the Learned. | By Tho. Short, of Sheffield, m.d. |
To which is added, | An Appendix : | Containing | The true Prep-
aration, Preservation, Uses and Doses of most | Forms of Reme-
dies necessary for private Families. | The Third Edition. | With a
Preface by Mr. John Bartram, Botanist of [Pennsylvania, and his
Notes throughout the Work, shewing the Places, | where many
of the described Plants are to be found in these Parts of | Amer-
ica, their Differences in Name, Appearance and Virtue, from
those I of the same Kind in Europe ; and an Appendix, contain-
ing a Description | of a Number o^ Plants peculiar to America,
their Uses, Virtues, &c. \ London Printed: \Philadelphia Re-printed^
and sold by B. Franklin.^ and \ D. Hall., at the Post-0 ffice in Market-
street. MDCCLi. I 8vo, pp. XX, 339, 40, 7. 80573
Title from Hildeburn. Mr. Brinley's copy (No. 3316) sold for $8. First printed at
London in I74S- Another variety of the above < Jition as follows :
Short. A [Treatise | on such | Physical Plants,] as are [Gen-
erally to be found in the Fields or Gardens | in Great-Britain : |
containing! A particular Account of their Nature, Vir-|tues, and
Uses. [ Together wif h the Observations of the most learned Phy-
sicians, [ as well ancient as modern, communicated to the late
ingeni- [ ous Mr. Ray, and the learn'^^^ O-. Sim. Pauli. ( Adapted
more especially to the Occasions of those, whose Condition or
Situation | of Life deprives them, in a great Measure, of the Helps
of the Learned. I By Tho. .hort, of Sheffield, m.d. [To which is
added, [ An Appendix : [ containing | The true Preparation, Pres-
ervation, Uses and Doses of most [ Forms of Remedies necessary
for private Familes. [ The Third Edition. ( With a Preface by Mr.
John Bartram, Botanist of [ Pennsylvania, and his Notes through-
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Plants arc to be found in these Parts of | America, their Differ-
ences in Name, Appearance and Virtue, from those | of the same
Kind in Europe ; and an Appendix, containing a Description | of
a Number of Plants peculiar to America, their Uses, Virtues,
&c. I London Printed: \ Philadelphia Re-printed^ and Sold by B
Franklin,, and \ D. Hall^ at the Post-Office,, in Market-street.
Mdccli. I 8vo, pp. XX, 339, 40, 7. c. 80574
A titlf variation of the preceding number, furnished by Mr. James C. Pilling.
Short. Mcdicina Britannica. By Thomas Short. Philadel-
phia: B. Franklin,, and D. Hall. 1765. 80S75
Title from Hildcburn.
lutionary publications.
This edition is also mentioned in Haven's list of ante-rcvu-
Short (T.) Case of Thomas Short, etc., whose Brother
Settled in Virginia, and who left several Children to whom the
Respondents were Guardians. London: Privately Printed, 1779.
Folio. 80576
Title from a bookseller's catalogue.
A Short Account from ... Darien. 1699. See No. 78232,
supra.
A Short Account of a late Short Administration. London : J.
IVilkie. 1766. Folio. 80577
By Edmund Burke. Improved title of No. 9299, Vol. iii. See " Monthly Review,"
XXXV. 160.
A I Short Account I of | Algiers, | containing | A Description | of
the I Climate of that Country,] of the | Manners and Customs | of
the I Inhabitants, | and of their several Wars against Spain, | France,
England, Holland, Venice, and | other Powers of Europe, from
the Usurpation of Barbarossa | and the Invasion of the | Emperor
Charles v. to | the Present Time ; | With a concise | View of the
Origin I of the Rupture | between] Algiers and the United States.]
... I Philadelphia : Printed by y. Parker /or M. Carey. 1794. 8vo,
pp. (2), 46. Map. B. 80578
Improved title of No. 765, Vol. i.
A ] Short Account | of | Algiers, ] and ] of its several Wars ] against
Spain, France, England, Holland, ] Venice, and other Powers of
Europe, from ] the Usurpation of Barbarossa and the J Invasion of
the Emperor Charles v. to ] the Present Time. ] With ] A concise
View 1 of the J Origin of the Rupture ] between ] Algiers and the
United States. | ... ]To which is added, j A Copious Appendix,)
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containing I Letters from Captains Penrose,] M'Shane, and | sundry
other American Captives, with | a Description of the Treatment)
those Prisoners experience, j Second Edition, improved. | Philadel-
phia: Printed for Mathew Carey. 1794. 8vo, pp. 50. Map. B.
For a ater edition tee •' A Short History of Algiers," infra.
A Short Account of Prince Edward Island. See [Hill (S. S.)],
Vol. VIII., No. 31861.
A Short Account of some of the Proceedings of the Deputies
and Committee, appointed to take Care of the Civil Affairs of
the Dissenters. [^London. 1767?] Sm. 4to, pp. 24. 80580
Contains a brief chronological account of the dissenters, in Great Britain and the
American colonies, from 1737 to 1767. At the end, " N. B. All Letters and Repre-
sentations, relative to the Civil Affairs of the Dissenters, are desired to be directed to
Jasper Mauduit, Esq; at Hackney, near London."
A Short Account of some of the Proceedings of the Deputies
and Committee, appointed to take Care of the Civil Affairs of
the Dissenters. London. 1768. Sm. 410, pp. 28, and covers.
Contains references to glebe lands in New England, disorders in Connecticut, com-
plaints from Virginia, etc., and a letter from the Congregational pastors of Massachu-
setts, 1768. Probably by Jasper Mauduit. A copy of this edition is in the British
Museum.
A Short Account of that part of Africa. See [Benezet (A.)],
Vol. II., Nos. 4686, 4687.
A Short Accoun*^ of the African Slave Trade, and an Address
to the People of Great Britain, on the Propriety of abstaining
from West India Sugar and Rum. ... Sevenoaks : Printed for a
Society, m.dcc.xci. 8vo, pp. 16. e. 80582
A Short I Account | of t'ne | Bahama Islands, | their Climate, Pro-
ductions, &c. I To which are added, | some Strictures upon their
relative and political Situation, the | Defects of their present Gov-
ernment, &c. &c. I By a Barrister at Law, | late His Majesty's
Solicitor General of those Islands, | and King's Counsel for the
Provinces of | Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. | London: | Printed
in the Tear 1789. | 4to, pp. (4), 44. H. 80583
By John Graves. For the first edition, printed in 1708, jm Vol. vii.. No. 28348.
"The author of this pamphlet (John Graves Esq.) has prefixed to it the following
advertisement. ' This is no Catchpenny pamphlet, for not a copy of it ever has been,
nor (we trust) ever will be sold. It was written some weeks ago, for the information
of the ministry, and was therefore sent, in manuscript, to the confidential servants of
the crown principally entrusted with the direction of colonial affairs. But as the griev-
ances of which it treats still remain unredressed and unnoticed^ a few copies are now
printed, in order to be submitted to the consideration of those to whom the people of an
oppresjed colony may with confidence look up for protection and relief.' " — Rich.
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A Short I Account | of the I Convinccmcnt | of] Kilwaiil Andrews.
[^Philadelphia: Joseph Crukshank. 1782?] Sm. 8vo, pp. 4.
Title frum Hildcburn.
A short Account of the Effects of the late Hurritanc in the
West Indies, as far as relates to the Missions of the Brethrin in
the Islands of St. Croix and St. Christopher. [London. 17H5.]
8vo, pp. 10.
80585
Published December jist, 1785.
A Short Account of the Establishment. See [Plowden (C.)],
Vol. XV., No. 63433.
A Short Account of the Exemplary Life. See [Glendcnning
(W.)], Vol. VII., No. 27573.
A Short Account of the Expedition against Quebec. See
[Moncrief [Major)]^ Vol. xii.. No. 49955.
A Short I Account I of the] First Settlement | of the| Provinces |
of I Virginia, Maryland, New-York, New-|Jersey, and Pcnsyl-
vania, |by the | English. I To which is annexed, | A Map of Mary-
land, according to the j Bounds mentioned in the Charter, and (
also of the adjacent Country, Anno 1630. | Loudon : Printed in the
Tear mdccxxxv. 4to, pp. (2), 20. Map. c, h. 80586
A Short Account of the Hartford Convention, taken from
Official Documents, and addressed to the Fair Minded and the
Well Disposed. To which is added an attc ited copy of the
Secret Journal of that Body. Boston: O. Everett. 1823. 8vo,
pp. 36. 80587
By Theodore Lyman, Jr. Improved title of No. 9799, Vol. iii., and No. 42802,
Vol. X. The name of George Cabot at the end of the secret journal certifies tu the
authenticity of the record.
A Short I Account | of the | Hurricane, | that pass'd thro' the
English Leeward | Caribbee Islands, on Saturday | the 30th of June
1733. I With Remarks. | In a Letter from an Inhabitant of His|
Majesty's Island of Nevis, to a Gentleman in | London. | ... | Lon-
don. 1733. 8vo, pp. (2, 30. B. 80588
Improved title of Nos. 10895 ""'^ izot6, Vol. in.
A Short Account of the Interest. See Jamaica, Vol. ix.. No.
35661.
A Short Account Of the late Application to Parliament. See
Vol. VII., No. 27608.
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A Short Account of the Manifest Hand of God. See Barba-
does, Vol. I., No. 3287.
A Short Account of the most Effectual Means. See [Blane
(Gilbert)], Vol. 11., No. 5871.
A Short Account of the Motives. See Vol. viii., No. 31838.
A I Short Account |of the | Nava' Actions] of the | last War ; |
in order to prove | that the French Nation never gave such slcn-|
der Proofs of Maritime Greatness as | during that Period ; | With j
Observations on the Discipline, | and Hints for the Improvement,!
of the I B'itish Navy. | By an Officer. | London : J. Murray. M DCC-
1.XXXVIP.. 8vo, pp. viii, 148. H. + Second Edition. London.
1790. 8vo, pp. 147. N. 80589
Sit " Monthly Review," lxxix. 547.
A I Short Account | of | The Province | of | New England, | in |
North America, | From the First Discovery thereof; | selected
from I Various Authors, | with | Additional Remarks. | London :
Printed for the Author. [1774.] 8vo, pp. 32. H. 80590
" The cupies uf this work appear to have bi;en numbered. I have one with the No.
7,706." — Rich. The Harvard copy is marked •jm'job.
A Short Account of the Rise and Progress. iS"^^ Canada, Vol.
III., No. 10606.
A Short A :count of the State of Mendon Third Parish. See
Vol. XII., No. 47821.
A Short Address to ♦^he Aged Union Citizens. See Vol. xi..
No. 45360.
A I Short Address I to the | Disinterested and Unprejudiced | Citi-
zens, Merchants and Manufacturers, | of Great Britain, | on the |
Importance of the Trade of this Country with the| United States
of America : | also, | Reasons | why, as Customers, they should not
be re- 1 stricted, like other foreign nations, from | sending raw
materials to this country in | payment of British Goods. By a
Manufacturer. | London : \ John Stockdale. M DCC Lxxxv.
24
>vo,
pp.
BA., W. 80591
A Short Address | to the | Government, the | Merchants, Man-
ufacturers, and the | Colonists in America, and the Sugar Islands,
I on the present state of Affairs. | By a Member of Parliament. |
London: \ G. Robinson^ \ mdcclxxv. | 8vo, pp. (2), 40. BA. 80592
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By Anthcjny D.icon. Improved title of Nn. 2638, Vol, 1. Thi; writer leti out with
the .ixiiim that *'the legislative authcjiity ot Cireat Britain (■xtrrfda itKclf to all iti
dominions in that ri-servu;" and then a^k.^, " Aiu tlie C4doni(-ii a part ot° the Brititli
doriiiniont, or are tlify not ? It tliey aiir, then iliey are subject to the lupreme authority
of Great Britain \ and was there ever any iiupreme authority in the world without any
power of taxation ? "
A Short Address to the People of Scotland, on the subject of
the Slave Trade, with a Summary View of the P'.vidence, deliv-
ered before a Committee of the House of Commons, on the part
of the Petitioners for its Abolition. Edinburgh. 1 792. 8vo.
By Mr. Houldlirooke.
Short Advice | To the Counties of I New- York. | Fortunati
nimium sua si bona norunt Eboracenses ! I By a Country Gentle-
man. I New-Tor k : \ Printed by James Rivtngton^ '774'| ^vo, pp.
15. BA., H., L. 80594
Perhaps by Isaac Wilkins. Ute Wilkins's deposition in Ford's " Winnowings in
American History. Revolutionary Narratives. No. iii.," Brooklyn, 1890, pp. 15-16.
A Short American Tramp in the Fall of 1864. By the Editor
of " Life in Normandy." Edinburgh : Edmonston and Douglas,
MDCCCLXV. 8vo, pp. vii, 427. Plate and Map. b., c. 80595
By John Francis Campbell.
A I Short and Easy | Guide I to | Arithmetick, | particularly adapted
I to the I Use of Farmers and Tradesmen | in the | United States of
America : | containing | all that is necessary to transact | common
Business : | Besides other useful Matters. | Designed for the Use of
Schools and private Families. | Boston : Printed by Samuel Hall.
MDCcxciv. Sm. 8vo, pp. 64. h. 80596
A "Short and Easy Method" with a late Writer, arrogating to
himself the Title of "Orthodox Clergyman." In a Letter to
a young Gentleman, just entered on a Course of Theological
Studies, with a View to the Christian Ministry. By an Aged
Clergyman of Massachusetts. ... Boston. 18 15. 8vo, pp. 28.
By Jacob Norton f See the Brinley catalogue, No. 6364.
A Short and Easie Method with the Deists ... The Sixth Edi-
tion. New Tori: reprinted by Henry De Foreest. 1745. i6mo,
pp. X, (4), 70. 80598
By Charlei Leslie. For other editions tet Vol. x., Nos. 40192-40194.
Short-and-Fat (Sampson), pseudon. See [Kettell (S.)], Vol.
IX., No. 37654.
iJ^i^'f.i^kA-il'L!Lk-3^^&^i-Jl}^'a-&\j^'iihtkS-lird.'
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491
A Short and Friendly | Caution I to the ] (loo'l People of Kng-
iand. I ... I London : | Printed for J. lyilkie^ in St. Pauls Church-yard.
MDCCI.XVI. 8vc, pp. (4), 20. H. 80599
"This short and friemlly gi'mk-man tiltn furiuusly at the coUinieij and aiiureH the
giiud pfoplf of England that they must all be unavoidably ruined by a repeal of the
stamp act." — Monthly Review, xxxiv. ij8.
A short and hasty Essay in favour of Danciny; and Musick :
Hy an old Inhabitant of Concord, which he has almost been com-
pelled to W'ite in self-defence ! Probably to be Continued. (Jon-
cord^ Mi. Printed by J. T. Peters^ /'or the Juthor. 1H17. 8vo, pp.
12. H. 80600
A Short and Impartial View. »SV^ No. 782J3, supra.
Short and necessary Observations in the Settlement of the
African Trade ; with Petition of several Planters and other
Inhabitants of the Island of Uarbadues. London. 171 1. Fuliu.
Sit alto No. 80604, in/ra,
A Short and sincere Declaration, | To our Honorable Assembly,
and all others in high or low Station of Admi-| nistration, and to
all Friends and Inhabitants of this Country, to whose | Sight this
may come, be they English or Germans. [^Philadelphia ? 1775.]
Folio, I leaf. P. 80602
"A Mennonite protest against militaiy service, presented to the Assembly Nov. 7,
1775." Title and note from Hildeburn.
A Short and True | Account | Of a | Young Youth ; | Born in
Philadelphia of honest and true | Christian Parents ; who was
taken a-|way by an Angel the 31st of January | 1768. up to the
Coelestical Parts, j where the Lord of Host show'd her | great
Wonders and Supernatural Things. | ... | Translated from the
German. | Philadelphia printed by Anthony Arm- \ bruster in Third-
street^ 1 768. 1 8vo, pp. 8. p. 80603
The " Young Youth " was one Susannah Stout.
A short and true account of the importance and necessity of
settling :he African Trade this present session of parliament ...
[London. 17 12?] Folio. bm. 80604
See alto No. 80601, tupra.
Short] Animadversions I on the | Difference now set up [between
I Gin and Rum, | and | our Mother Country and Colonies. | London :
C. Henderson, mdcclx. 410, pp. 19. H. 80605
See " Monthly Review," xxii. 508.
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A Short Answer to an Klaboratc Pamphlet, entitled, The
Importance of the Sugar Plantatit)iis, Sic. Composed of many
Words, mui'h Malice, very little Argument, and abundance of
false Reasoning. Shewing, that the iTill now depending for pro-
hibiting the Commerce carried on between our Northern Colo-
nies, and the foreign Sugar Plantations, tends to the impoverishing
and ruin of those Colonies ; the weakening of the Power of the
British Empire in those parts -, and would put it in the power of
our Sugar Plantations to make us pay them what price they please
to ask fur their Sugars. In a Letter to a Noble Peer. [^London.]
MDCcxxxi. 8vo, pp. 23. J.C.B. 8of)o6
In reply to Nn. 34396, Vol. ix.
Short Answers to Reckless Fabrications. See Vol. in.. No.
8864, note.
Short Appeal from the Decrees of King Caucus and
Albany Regency to the People. \_New Tork. 1824?] 8vo.
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A Short Appeal to the People of Great-Britain ; upon the
unavoidable necessity of the present war with our disatJectcd
Colonies. ... London: Printed for G. Kearsley^ No. 46, Fleet-street .
M DCC Lxxvi. (/V/iv Twopence.) 8vo, pp. 24. P. 80608
"Another ministerial hand-bill." — Monthly Review, lv. 64, Said to be by tlic
author of " Hypocriiy Unmjiked," ;. t. Dr. Samuel Johnson,
A I Short Appeal | to the | People of Great Britain ; | upon the |
unavoidable Necessity | of the [Present War with our | disaffected
Colonies. | ••• | The Second Edition. | London: \ Printed for G.
Kearsley. \ mdcclxxvi. j 8vo, pp. 24. b. 80609
A Short but serious Address to the Inhabitants of Pennsyl-
vania, by a Well wisher to his King and Country. Philadelphia:
IVilliam Goddard. 1770. 8vo. 806 10
Title from Hildeburn.
A Short I Catechism | for some | Congregations of Jesus | Of the |
Reformed Religion | In Pennsylvania, | Who keep to the ancient
Synod of Bern ;| Agreeable to | The Doctrine] Of the | Moravian
Church. I First published | In German, | By John Bechtel, | Minister
of the Word of God. | Philadelphia : \ Printed hy Isaiah IVarner^
almost opposite \ to Charles Brockden's in Chesnut- 1 Street, mdccxlii. |
Sm. i2mo, pp. 36. 8061 1
Title from Hildeburn, No. 4618. There is an edition in German as follows:
Kurtzer | Catechismus | Vor etliche | Gemeinen Jesu | Aus der Reformirten Religion |
SHDRT.
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ln| Pennsylvanii, I Die slch rum alfi-n Birnrr Syno.li) | h.ilfn ! | Herausgrgrben | von |
iolutinft Beihtcin, I Du-ntrn di-i WorU iiiHU>t.\ l'l>ilaiU/phi<i,\ (itJruch hji Htnjamin
V<iM/t/(n,|i74i.{ 14ml), |ip. 44. H.I.P.
"Thii ettltiiin of Bcclitcrii Catcchiini wji pr'nitcd in (iernuny." Title 4nJ note
from Hildeburn, No. 4617. Fur the edition ttMy ()rii)tctl by Frunltlin ui Vol, 1., No.
4IS].
A Short Collection of the fiiost Remarkable Passages. 1651.
[By Arthur Woodiioth.] See Sonimer Islands, "Copy of a Peti-
tion."
A Short Compendium of Ancient and Modern Geography,
translated from the French by Mr. de Lansegiic. London: Logo-
graphic Press. 1791. 8vo. c. 80612
A Short I Confession | of | Faith j | lieing the Substance of all
the Funda- 1 mentals of Our Salvation. | Owned and approved by
divers Churches I in London, owning Personal Flection and | Final
Perseverance. I ... I /'/'/7rt^/<'//)^/rt; | Prititcd hy Andrew Bradford^ for
Daniel \l'Vhite^ ''734'| ^'"' ^^o, pp. 39. 806 1 3
Title from Hildeburn'i " Issues of the I'less in Feiinnylvanij."
A Short I Confession | of | Faith, | of the | Church of Christ, | at |
Newport in Rhode-Island, | Under the Care of | Mr. Daniel
White } I being the | Substance of the Fundamentals] of Salvation.]
Approv'd of by divers Churches in London, | owning Personal
Election and Final Per- 1 severance. | ... | Printed at Philadelphia,
1 73 1. 1 London, Re-printed, /or A. IVard, in Little-\ Britain, mdcc-
XLVII. Price bd.\ i2mo, pp. 36. L. 80614
A short Consideration of Senator Sumner's Resolutions, and a
Plan of Treating the Subject, on Principles of Anicrican Law
and Liberty, suggested, [n. p. 1862.] Svo, pp. 13. ba. 80615
Dated: February 11, 1862.
Short Considerations vpon some late Extraordinary Grants.
And other Particvlars of a late Patriot's Condvct. London: L
Almon. CI3I3CCLXVI. 8vo, pp. 31. j.c.b. 80616
Relates to the Hun. William Pitt.
A Short Correspondence between the Howard Street Church
and an aggrieved Member [Thomas Prince]. Salem. 1835. 8vo,
pp. 16.
H. 80617
A Short Defence of the Opposition. See [Wilmot (John
Eardley)].
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A I Short Description I Of the I American Colonies ; | belonging
to the I Crown of Great Britain. ) Engrav'd | By George Bickham,
Senf. \London : Ptibl'nh'd according to Act of Parliament and Sold by
' 0. Bick
teo.
ckham. 1749. Folio, 34 leaves.
j.c.B. 80618
An extract from Bickhani's " British Monarchy," for which tee Vol. 11., No. 5222.
It is entirely engraved on copperplates. " At the head of many of the pages is a scene
or group characteristic of the particular colony referred to. There are also vignettes
with the Colonial Arms or appropriate devices. The date is at the end." — J. R. Bart-
LETT. The first edition uf the complete work is dated 1743. Some copies are also
dated 1747 nd 1748.
A Short Description of the Province of South-Carolina. See
[Milligan {/>r.)], Vol. xii., No. 49086.
A Short Description. See Tennessee.
A Short Direction for an Unregenerate Sinner, shewing him
how he may come to Christ. Written in Dutch by a Lover of
the Truth, and Translated into English by a Well-Wisher to all
Men. New York: Printed by 'John Peter Zenger. 1739. i2mo,
pp. 24. H.s.p. 80619
Mr. Brinley's copy sold for $15.
A Short I Discovrsc | of the New- 1 fovnd-land : |Contayni[n]g[
Diverse Reasons | and inducements, for the plan- 1 ting of that
Countrey. | Published for the satisfaction of all such J as shall be
willing to be Adventurers | in the said Plantation. | [Vignette.] |
Dvblin^ I Pnnted by the Societie of Stationers. M. DC. xxill. | 4to, 15
unnumbered leaves. K., bm., l. 80620
Collation: I preliminary leaf (Ai); title, verso blank (Az); dedication "To the
Right Honovrable Heniy Lo: Gary, Viscount of Falkland," signed "T. C," in two
pages (A3) J "A Uiscuvrse of the New-found-land," seventeen unnumbered pages j
"Conditions propounded by tlie right honorable the Lord Viscount Falkland, Lo :
Deputie gene. all of the Kingdome of Ireland; to all such as wil joine with him for
the plantation tf a Colonic in the South-Easr p;>.rts of Newfoundland," five unnum-
bered pages; •• i*)stscript," one page, verso blank; I blank leaf. A-D in fours.
The preliminary leaf (Ai) is lacking in the Boston Public and Lenox copies.
A Short Discourse Shewing That cur Salvation. See [Mather
(C.)], Vol. XI., No. 46508.
A Short I Discourse | shewing | The great Inconvenience of joyn-
ing the Plantation | Charters with those of England in the | Gen-
eral Act of Restoration, and the Necessity of | having for them a
Particular Act. | ... Wherein is Contained, | A full Answer to a
late Pamphlet Intituled, | New England Vindicated &c. | ... [Zo«-
don. 1689?] Folio, pp. 4. BM. 80621
Reprinted in the "Andros Tracts," vol. 11., pp. 135-147, for which see Whitmure
(W. H.)
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A I Short, Easy, | and | Comprehensive | Method | of | Prayer. |
Translated from the German.! And published for a farther Pro-|
motion. Knowledge and Benent | of Inward Prayer, | By a Lover
of Internal Devotion. | Philadelphia^ \ Printed by Henry Miller^ in
Second-street^ next to the Corner of Race-street. \ mdcclxi. | i 2mo,
pp. 36. N. 80622
A I Short, Easy, | and | Comprehensive | Method | of | Prayer. |
Translated from the German. | And published for a farther Pro-
mo-|tion. Knowledge and Benefit of In- j ward Prayer. I By a
Lover of Internal Devotion. | The Second Edition with Addition. |
Germantown, | Printed by Christopher Sower. | mdcclxiii. | i2mo,
pp. 34. H.s.p. 80623
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These two titles from Hildeburn.
Short Essays on a Gold Note Currency.
8vo, pp. 46.
New York. 1858.
B. 80624
A Short Genealogical Account. See [Fogg (William)], Vol.
VI., No. 24941.
A Short Hint, addressed to the Candid and Dispassionate, on
both Sides the Atlantic. London : J. Almon. 1775. 8vo. 80625
By Francis Godolphin Osburnc, duke of Leeds. See "Monthly Review," 1.111. 513.
A Short Historical Account of the Early Society of Meth-
odists, established in the City of New- York, in the year 1763,
through means of Mr. Philip Embury, Capt. Webb, and other
eminently pious advocates of the doctrines and discipline first
inculcated by the Rev. John Wesley, in England. Accompanied
with an accurate view of the Old Methodist Chapel in John-
street, the first erected in America. New-Tor k : Printed and Pub-
lished by W. y P. C. Smith ... 1824.
Plate, colored.
Folio, pp. 8. Large folded
80626
A I Short History | of a | Long Travel, | from | Babylon, | to |
Bethel. | Written the 9th Month, 1691. j The Seventh Edition.)
London : Printed and Sold by J. Sowle^ | and Re-printed by Cornelia
Bradford \ in Philadelphia, IJS^A ^"^' ^^o, pp. 23. h.s.p. 80627
By Stephen Crisp. First printed at London in 171 1.
A short History of a long Travel, from Babylon to Bethel.
By S. C. The Ninth Edition. Philadelphia : James Chattin.
1753. 8vo. 80628
By Stephen Crisp. These two titles from Hildeburn.
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[By Stephen Crisp.] The Tenth Edition. London: Printed;
t^hiladelphia : Reprinted and sold by "James Chattin^ in Church- Alley.
1754. Sm. 8vo. 80629
A I Short History | of a | Long Travel | from | Babylon | to | Bethel.
I The Eighth Edition. | Philadelphia: \ Printed^ and Sold hy Joseph
Crukshank^ in | Second-street^ and hy Benjamin Ferris^ | Stationer and
Book-binder in lVilmington.\ [1770?] l2mo, pp. 24. H.s.p.
By Stephen Crisp. Title from Hildeburn.
A I Short History | of a | Long Travel, | from | Babylon to Bethel,
I the I House of God. | Printed at New Bedford^ {Massachusetts)\ By
John Spooner\for N. Davis^jun. l^ E. Taber. 1794. 8vo, pp. 24.
Signed "S. C," /. e. Stephen Crisp.
A Short History of Algiers, with a concise view of the origin
of the rupture between Algiers and the United States. To which
is added, a copious Appendix : containing Letters from Captains
Penrose, M'Shane, and sundry other American Captives, with a
description of the Treatment those Prisoners experienced. Third
edition, improved. New-Tork : Published by Evert Duyckinck^ no
Pearl-street. IV. IV, f^er mi lye ^ Printer. 1805. Copy Right Secured^
according to Law. 24mo, pp. 106, Contents (2). L. 80632
Improved title of No. 766, Vol. i. For other editions see Nos. 80578, 80579, supra.
A Short History of Barbados. [By George Freer.] See Vol.
I., Nos. 3288, 3289.
A short I history | of late | Administrations, | Shewing their | spirit
and conduct. | From whence it is made evident, | That England is
to be saved by the | Virtue of the People Only. | In a Letter to
the Constituent, by a | Friend to the Constitution. | London : |
Printed by C. Cor belt in Fleet-street. | [Price six-pence.) [1742.] 8vo,
pp. (2), 26. 80633
Relates somewhat to the West Indies, American trade, and Vernon's and Anson's
expeditions. Title from Mr. Paul L. Ford.
A Short I History | of Late | Ecclesiastical Oppressions | in | New-
England and Vermont, | By a Citizen. | In which is exhibited j a
Statement of the | Violation of Religious Liberties, | which are
Ratified by the | Constitution of the United States. | Richmond: \
Printed by James Lyon, at the office of the National Magazine. 1799.
8vo, pp. 19. BA. 80634
Corrected title of No. 32178, Vol. viii.
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A Short History of the Administration during the Summer
Recess of Parliament. London : Fielding ^ IValker. mdcclxxix.
8vo, pp. 77. j.c.B. 80635
Set " Monthly Review," lxi. 466.
A short History of the African Union Meeting and School-
House, erected in Providence (R. I.) in the vears i8ig, '20, '21 ;
with Rules for its future Government. ... Providence : Printed by
Brown £ff Danforth. 1821. 8vo, pp. 32. B. 80636
A Short I History I of the] Conduct | of the | Present Ministry,]
With Regard to the | American Stamp Act. | London : J. Almon.
1766. 8vo, pp. 21, List of Books (3). c, h. 80637
" A most bitter, virulent, outrageous attack on the ministry." — Monthly Re-view^
XXXIV. 338.
A Short I History I of the [Conduct | of the | Present Ministry,)
With Regard to the [American Stamp Act. | The Second Edition.
\ London :\y. Jlmon. 1766. 8vo, pp. 21, List of Books (3). n.
A Short History of the Last Session of Parliament, with Re-
marks. ... London: 'J. Altnon. M Dec Lxxx. 8vo, pp. 99. H., m.
By Dr. Thomas Lewis O'Beirnc. The writer criticizes with great severity the acts
of the Parliament referred to, particularly on account of the disasters which had
attended the British arms in America. See Almon's "Biog. Anecdotes," vol. i., p. 97;
"Gentleman's Magazine," May, 1822, p. 472.
A I Short History | of the | Nature and Consequences | of | Excise
Laws ; I Including | some Account | of the | Recent Interruption to
the Manufactories I of I SnufF and Refined Sugar | ... \ Philadelphia :\
Printed for the Booksellers^\Dec. 7, 1795. 8vo, pp. 1 16. ba., n.
By James Thomson Callender. Improved title of No. 10071, Vol. 111., furnished by
Mr. Paul L. Ford. It relates to the Whiskey Insurrection.
A Short History of the Opposition. See [Macpherson (James)],
Vol. XI., No. 43633 ; also " Observations on a Pamphlet," Vol.
XIII., No. 56490; "A Shorter Answer," infra; and [Wilmot
(John Eardley)].
Short History of the Persecution of John Bamber, Sen., and
James Bamber ; with an Account of their Surrender by Governor
Marcy to the British Government. New York. 1838. 8vo.
A Short History of the Public Debt of Maryland. See Vol.
XI., No. 45361.
A Short History of the Westminster Forum. See [Turner
(Daniel)].
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A short Inquiry into the Commercial Policy of the United
States ; or the Right Principles of Revenue Laws, and Inter-
national Commerce. By a Merchant of Boston [/". e. James
Lloyd Homer]. Boston : lyilliam D. Ticknor and Company.
M DCCC XLV. 8vo, pp. 22. H. 80642
Improved title of No. 32724, Vol. viii,
A I Short Introduction I to I Grammar. [For the Use of the [Col-
lege and Academy | In Philadelphia. | Being a New Edition of |
Whittenhall's Latin Grammar, | With Many | Alterations, Addi-
tions and Amendments. | PVom antient and late Grammarians. [ ... |
Philadelphia : | Printed hy Andrew Steuart^for the College | and Aca-
demy of Philadelphia^ and Sold\ at his Printing-Office at the Bible-
in-\ Hearty in Second- Street ; and by the rest\of the Book-Sellers^ in
Philadelphia^ New-\ Tork^ ilfc. \ MDCCLXll. j Sm. 8vo, pp. iv, 137,
(4). H.s.p. 80643
Title from Hildeburn.
A Short Introduction to Grammar, for the use of the College
and Academy in Philadelphia : being a new edition of Whitten-
hall's Latin Grammar, with many alterations, additions, and
amendments. Second Edition. Philadelphia: Printed by J. Hum-
phreys, Jun.^for the College. 1773. i6mo, pp. v, 145. bm.
A Short Introduction to Latin Grammar, for the Use of the
University and Academy of Pennsylvania ... Philadelphia: Printed
by Charles Cist. 178 1. Sm. 8vo. 80645
A Short Introduction to Latin Grammar. For the Use of the
University and Academy of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. ... Sec-
ond Edition, carefully revised. Philadelphia : Printed by Charles
Cist. M,DCC,LXXXIII. i2mo, pp.
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A Short Inioduction to Latin Grammar, for the Use of the
University and Academy of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. Fourth
Edition, carefully revised. Philadelphia : Printed by Charles Cist.
M,DCC,LXXXIX.
i2mo, pp. iv, 116.
BA. 80647
A Short Introduction to Latin Grammar, for the Use of the
University and Academy of Pennsylvania, in Philadelphia. Fourth
Edition, revised. Boston : John fV. Folsom. 1790. i2mo.
A Short Introduction to Latin Grammar, for the Use of the
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University and Academy of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. Sixth
Edition, corrected and revised. Exeter : J. Latnson. 1794. i2mo.
A Short Introduction to Latin (jrammar, for the Use of the
University and Academy ot Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. Eighth
F)dition, corrected and revised. IVilmhigton : Printed hy Bonsai
and N lies. 1804. i2mo, pp. 108. b. 80650
A Short Introduction to I/atin Grammar, for the use of the
University and Academy of Pennsylvania, in Philadelphia. Care-
fully revised, corrected and amended. ... Alexandria : Printed by
Cottom and Stewart. 1 805. l2mo, pp. 171,
B. 80651
A Short I Introduction | to the | Latin Tongue, | For the Use of
the Lower Forms in I the Laiin School. | Being the Accidence
Abbridg'd and [Compiled in that most easv and] accurate Method,
wherein the | Famous Mr. Ezekiel Cheevcr taught ; | and which
he found the most | advantageous by Seventy years | experience. |
Boston in N. E. I Printed by B. Green^for Benj, Eliot ^ at \ his Shop
under the Town-house. 1709. | i2mo, pp. (2), 1-46 (a-d in sixes);
A Catalogue of Verbs in common use, pp. 1-15 (a, b in fours);
Mistakes to be corrected, i leaf, verso blank. l. 80652
The copy described above was sold at Mr. Brinley's sale (No. 741), for $15.
A Short Introduction to the Latin Tongue .... Boston: B.
Eliot. 1724. i8mo. 80653
A Short I Introduction | to the | Latin Tongue. [ For | The Use of
the Lowpr Forms | in th | Latin School. | Being | The Accidence
abridg'd, and compiled ui that | most easy and accurate Method,
wherein the | famous Mr. Ezekiel Cheever taught ; and which |
he found the most advantageous by Seventy | Years Experience. |
The Sixth Edition, Revised and Corrected. | To which is added, |
A Catalogue of irregular Nouns and Verbs, dispos'd | alphabetic-
ally; also an Abstract of Stirling's | Rhethorick, and the London
Vocabulary. | New-Tor k : \ Printed and Sold by "James Parker^ at the
New \ Printing Office., in Beaver-street., I749«| i6mo, pp. (2), iv,
1-136 and over. 80654
Title furnished by Mr. Charles R. Hlldeburn.
A Short Introduction to the Latin Tongue. The Third Edi-
tion. London: Printed. Philadelphia: Reprinted by jf. Chattin^for
Mascoll Williams^ of Salem ^ in New-England. 1755. lomo, pp.
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Abridged and Compiled in that most easy and accurate Method,
wherein the Famous Mr. Ezekiel Cheever taught .. Seventh
Edition. Boston. 1755. i6mo, pp. 72. 80656
A Short Introduction to the Latin Tongue: for the Use of the
Lower Forms in the Latin School. Being the Accidence abridg'd
and compil'd in that most easy and accurate Method, wherein the
famous Mr. Ezekiel Cheever taught ... Eighth Edition. Boston:
D.^ J. Kneeland. 1761. i6mo, pp. 72. 80657
A Short Introduction to the Latin Tongue, for the use of the
Lower Forms in the Latin School. Being the Accidence abridged
and compiled in that most easy and accurate Method, wherein the
famous Mr. Ezekiel Cheever taught ... Ninth Edition. Boston.
1766. 8vo, pp. 72.
80658
A Short Introduction to the Latin Tongue : For the Use of
the Lower Forms in the Latin Schools. Being the Accidence,
Abridged and Compiled in that most easy and accurate method,
wherein the famous Mr. Ezekiel Cheever taught, and which he
found the most advantageous by Seventy Years' experience.
Third Edition. To which is added, a Catalogue of irregular
Nouns and Verbs, disposed alphabetically. Boston : Printed by
Peter Edes. mdcclxxxv. i6mo, pp. 79. c. 80659
A Short Introduction to the Latin Tongue, for the Use of the
Lower Forms in the Latin School; being the Accidence, abridged
and compiled in that most easy and accurate method, wherein the
famous Mr. Ezekiel Cheever taught .... To which is added, a
Catalogue of Irregular Nouns and Verbs .... Eighteenth edition.
Boston: Printed by T. and J. Fleet. 1785. i2mo, pp. 79. bm.
A Short Introduction to the Latin Tongue : for the use of the
Lower Forms in the Latin School, being the Accidence, abridged
and compiled in that most easy and accurate method, wherein the
famous Mr. Ezekiel Cheever taught, and which he found the
most advantageous, by seventy years experience. To which is
added, a Catalogue of irregular Nouns and Verbs, disposed alpha-
betically. The Eighteenth Edition. Printed by John Mycall^
B. 80661
Newbury-port.
M,DCC,LXXXV,
i6mo, pp. 72.
A Short Introduction to the Latin Tongue ... The Twentieth
Edition. Salem : Printed and sold by Samuel Hall, mdcclxxxv.
i6mo, pp. 86. B. 80662
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A Short Introduction to the Primitive Faith ; as once delivered
to the Saints. Containing the Catechism of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church in America; with an Appendix. ... Bridgeport:
Printed llf Sold by Lazarus Beach. 1 80 1 . 24mo, pp. 71. BA.
A Short Journey in the West Indies, in which are interspersed
curious anecdotes and characters. . . . London : Printed by J. Mur-
ray/or the Author. MDCCXC. 2 vols., i2mo, pp. (4), 155; (2),
161. H. 80664
"A light compositiun, containing some very amusing sketches of West Indian man-
ners, together with slight accounts of West Indian productions for the table. But the
chief object of the work is to exaggerate the hardiihips of negro slavery." — Monthly
Review, iv. 336.
A Short Letter.
The cross-reference to this title under "Excise," Vol. vi., No. 23380, is an error.
The book referred to is entered in its proper place, Vol. vii., No. 27833.
A Short I Narrative and Justification | of the j Proceedings | of
the 1 Committee | Appointed by the | Adventurers, to prosecute the |
Discovery of the Passage | to the | Western Ocean of America ; j
And to Open and Extend the Trade, and | Settle the Countries
beyond Hudson's Bay. | With an Apology for their postponing at
present their | intended Application to Parliament. | To which are
annexed, | The Report and Petitions referred to | in the Narrative ;
I And the Papers prepared to be delivered to the Lords | and Com-
mons, upon presenting the Petition, | as the Foundation for a Par-
liamentary En-|quiry, and the Facts they were prepared to sup-
port : I Now laid before the Publick, for their | future Consideration.
\ London :\ Printed /or J. Robinson in Ludgate-Street.\MTiQCXLix.\
8vo, pp. 30. BA., c, H. 80665
A Short I Narrative | of the | Extraordinary Work | at | Cambus-
lang in Scotland, | In a Letter to a Friend. | With proper | Attesta-
tions, I By Ministers and Others. | Philadelphia : Printed and sold by
Wil- 1 Ham Bradford.^ at the Sign of the \ Bible in Second- Street. 1 742. |
Sm. 8vo, pp. 36, " Books Sold by William Bradford," (3). h.s.p.
By James Robe. First printed at Glasgow in 1742.
A Short I Narrative | of the | Extraordinary Work | at | Cambus-
lang ; I In a Letter to a Friend [by James Robe]. | With proper |
attestations, | by Ministers, Preachers and others. | Boston : \ Re-
printed and Sold by S. Kneeland, and T. Green in \ ^een-Street.
1742. Sm. 8vo, pp. 24. B. 80667
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A Short I Narrative I of [The Horrid Massacre in Boston, per-
petrated | in ''the Evening of the Fifth Day of March, 1770. By |
Soldiers of the XXIXth Regiment; | which with | the XlVth
Regiment | were then Quartered there : | With some | Observations
I on the I State of Things | prior to that | Catastrophe. | Printed hy
Order of the Town of Boston., | and Sold hy Edes and Gill., in ^tteen-
Street^l Jnd T. W J. Fleet., in CornhilL 1770.I 8vo, pp.' 38,
Appendix, 1-80, 79-81. ba. 80668
Improved title of No. 6739, Vol. 11. This is the first issue of the original edition.
A Short Narrative of the horrid Massacre in Boston, perpe-
trated In the Evening of the Fifth Day of March, 1770. By
Soldiers of th'^ XXIXth Regiment; which with the XlVth Regi-
ment were then Quartered there : With some Observations on
the State of Things prior to that Catastrophe. Printed hy Order
of the Toiun of Boston., and Sold hy Edes and Gill., in ^een-Street.,
And T. i5f J. Fleet., in Cornhill., 1770. 8vo, pp. 48, Appendix, i-
87. ' 80669
The second issue of the original edition, containing the subsequently printed "Addi-
tional Observations to a Short Narrative," following the Narrative, and continuously
paged therewith. These additions were also printed in a separate pamphlet, for which
tee Vol. II., No. 6741, .md note.
"When a part of the copies of this Narrative had been sent to England, a restraint
was laid upon the publishing of the remaming copies by a vote in Town Meeting, lest
it might be thought to give an undue bias to the minds of the Jury. This delay of a
few days gave the committee time to add a few more facts. Accordingly the first para-
graph of page 37 was rewritten, and pages 39 to 48 added to the Narrative. The
pagination of the Index was corrected, and pages 85 to 88 added at the end of the
Appendix." — Stevens.
A Short Narrative of the Massacre in Boston, perpetrated by
a party of Soldiers under the command of Captain Preston of the
29th Regiment. Philadelphia : Robert Bell. 1770. 8vo. 80670
Title from Hildeburn.
A Short Narrative of the Horrid Massacre in Boston, perpe-
trated in the Evening of the Fifth Day of March 1770. By
Soldiers of the XXIXth Regiment, which with the XlVth Regi-
ment were then quartered there : with some Observations on the
State of Things prior to that Catastrophe. To which is added
an Appendix, containing The several Depositions referred to in
the preceding Narrative ; and also other Depositions relative to
the Subject of it. Boston., Printed by order of the Town., by Edes
and Gill. London : Reprinted for W. Bingley. mdcclxx. 8vo,
pp. 38, Appendix 1-83. Folded Plate of the Massacre, j.c.b.
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A Short I Narrative | of | The horrid Massacre in Boston, ( per-
petrated | In the Evening of the Fifth Day of March 1770, I by |
Soldiers of the XXIXth Regiment, | Which, with the XlVth
Reeiment, j were then quartered there. | With some | Observations |
on [the state of things | prior to that | Catastrophe. | Printed by Order
of the Town of Boston :\ London^ Re-printed for E. and C. Dilly^ in
the\ Poultry; and J. Jlmon^ in Piccadilly. \ m. dcc. lxx. | 8vo, pp.
166. Frontispiece of the Massacre. l. 80672
A Short Narrative of the Horrid Massacre in Boston in March,
1770. To which is added, An Appendix. New Tork : Re-puh-
lishedwith Notes and Illustrations^ by jfohn Doggett^ fr. 1849. ^^*^>
pp. 122. Plate and Plan. h. 80673
This edition also contains the •• Additional Observations," printed From " the original
in the Library of Harvard University."
A Short Notice of Ariel [/. e. B. H. Payne]. By R. B. A[n-
derson ?]., Yorkville, S. C. Columbia^ S. C. : Office of the Southern
Presbyterian Review. [1867.?] 8vo, pp. 15. 80674
In reply to No. 51170, Vol. xiii.
Short Observations on|Slav:ry,| Introductory to some Extracts
from I the writing of the Abbe Raynal, | on that important ^\xh-
ject.\ [^Philadelphia : Printed by yoseph Cruhhank. 1780?] i2mo,
pp. 12. N., s. 80675
By Anthony Benezet. Improved title (from Hildeburn, Nos. 3993 and 4081) of
our No. 4688, Vol. II.
Short Reasons against The Abolition of the Slave Trade, [n.
p., about 1787.] Folio, pp. 3. 80676
A I Short Relation, | concerning a | Dream, | which the Author
had on September 18, 1769. | With some Remarks on the late
Comet. I Together with a short Exhortation to all into I whose
Hands my Dream may fall. | The Author's Apology to the Printer.
I Be kind enough to excuse the Writing of the | following Dream,
also the Exhortation ; as I have | not been able to hold a Pen in
my Hand for this | 14 years past, but wrote them with a Pen in
my I mouth, which v/as the only Method I could | think of to
communicate it to the Public. | Boston: Printed^ 1769. | New-
London : Re-printed, ly JO. \ i6mo, pp. 12. B. -{-Boston. 1774.
i2mo. 80677
A Short Relation concerning ... William Simpson. See [For-
tescue (W.)], Vol. vi., No. 25 171.
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A Short Reply to a Pamphlet published at Philadelphia, entitled
"A Defence of the Experiments to determine the comparative
Value of the principal Varieties of Fuel used in the United States,
and also in Europe. ... By Marcus Bull, Member of the Ameri-
can Philosophical Society, &c." By One of the Committee of
the American Academy. Boston : Hilliard^ Gray^ Little^ and
IVilkins. 1828. 8vo, pp. 12. BA. 80679
By Jacob Bigclow.
A Short Reply to Mr. Whitefield's Letter, which he wrote in
answer to the Querists ; wherein the said Querists testify their
Satisfaction with some of the Amendments Mr. Whitefield pro-
poses to make of some of the exceptionable Expressions in his
Writings. Together with some other Remarks upon what seems
exceptionable in the present Letter ; which seem to occur to the
Querists. ... Philadelphia: Printed for the ^tterists^ and sold hy R,
Franklin. 1741. 8vo. 80680
Title from Hildeburn.
A Short Reply to the Speech of Earl Aberdeen. See [Mor-
ris (Patrick)], Vol. xii., No. 50859.
A Short I Representation | of | Facts and Circumstances, | relative
to the I Sufferings and Losses] of the] Merchants residing in Great
Britain, | who carried on Trade with America, previous to | the
late War. | London: \ Printed in the Tear\ m,dcc,lxxxix. | 8v(), pp.
32.
A title variation as follows 1
B. 80681
A Short! Representation | of | Facts and Circumstances, | relative
to the I Sufferings and Losses | of the | Merchants | residing in Great
Britain, | who carried on Trade with the United | States of America,
I previous to the late Vf2ir.\ London :\ Printed in the 7>flr|M,DCC,-
Lxxxix. I 8vo, pp. 32. H. 80682
A Short Review of leading and operating Causes of the Dis-
tress of the British West India Colonies, particularly as they
bear upon the Justice and Policy of the Experimental Foreign
Sugar Refinery Bill ; with Remedies suggested for relieving that
Distress. London: Printed by Maurice and Co. 1832. 8vo, pp.
(2), 39. B. 80683
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A short review of the late proceedings at New Orleans ; and
some remarks upon the bill for suspending the privilege of the
Writ of Habeas Corpus, which passed the Senate of the United
States, during the last session of Congress. In two letters to the
Printer. Uy Agrestis. ... South-Carolina^ 1807. 8vo, pp. 42,
P>rata (i). 80684
By Jdacph Allston, son-in-law of Burr. It ib a s.ivago attack on Jell't-inon and Wil-
kinson, and a def'cnst; ot' Burr, and in one ot' the scarcest of tht- pani|ililcts relating to
Burr'd Conspiracy. Title and noti; tumished by Mr. Paul L. Kurd.
A Short Review of the late Proceedings At New-Orleans ;
and some Remarks upon the Hill, for suspending the Privilege of
the Writ of Habeas Corpus, which passed the Senate of the
United States, during the last session of Congress; In two letters,
to the Printer. By Agrestis. ... South Carol! fut^ Printed — Rich-
tnond^ reprinted^ corrected and revised at the Ojfice of the Impartial
Observer, June 1807. 8vo, pp. 35. 80685
A I Short Review I of the | Political State | of | Great- Britain | at
the I Commencement of the Year One Thousand | Seven Hundred
and Eighty-Seven. | ... | Fourth Edition. | London : | Printed for "J.
Debrett. ... m,dcc, Lxxxvii. 8vo, pp. 70. a. 80686
The authorship has been attributed to Sir Nathaniel William Wraxall, and also to
Nathaniel Brassey Halhed. It elicited : The|Feople's Answer|to thejCourt Pamphlet : (
entitled | A Short Review| of the | Political State of Great Britain. |...| [Ltnr/on ;] Frinted
for J. Debriii ... MKCCLXXXVii. 8vo, pp. (4), 50. ■\- Second Edition. \Ibid.'\
M,BCc,LXXxvii. 8vo, pp. (4), 50. 4- Dublin : fVhitt^ Byrne, Moore, and Jonet. M.occ-
Lxxxvii. 8vo, pp. (4), 50. A.
A I Short Review I of the I Political State | of | Great- Britain | at
the I Commencement of the Year One Thousand] Seven Hundred
and Eighty-Seven. | ... | Fifth Edition. | London: J. Debrett.
M,DCC,LXXXVII. 8vO, pp. (2), 7O. BA. 80687
A I Short Review | of the | Political State | of | Great-Britain | At
the I Commencement of the Year One Thousand | Seven Hundred
and Eighty-Seven. I ... I The Sixth Edition, | with Additions. | Low-
don\ Printed for J. Debrett ... M,DCC, Lxxxvii. 8vo, pp. (4), 86.
A., B., c. -f The Seventh Edition, with Additions. [//'/V/.]
M,DCC,LXXXVII. 8vo, pp. (4), 86. A. 80688
A I Short Review | of the | Political State | of | Great Britain | at
the I Commencement of the Year One Thousand | Seven Hundred
and Eighty-Seven. | ... | Philadelphia : Thomas Dobson. | m,dcc,-
Lxxxvu.| i2mo, pp. 48. M. 80689
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siderations on the Benefit which would arise from cultivating
Tropical Productions by Free Labour. H'lrmlngham : lieilby^
Knotty ami Hfilhy. 1827. ^vo, pp. 129. B. 80690
A Short Sketch of the Evidence for the Abolition of the Slave
Trade, delivered before a Committee of the House of Commons.
To which is added, a Recommendation of the subject to the
serious attention of People in jjeneral. London : Printed in the
Tear^ 1792. i2mo. 80691
By William Bell Crjfton, of Wrst Hill, Shcffit-ld, enst of Tewkesbury. For the
original editii n and anotlier reprint let Vol. v., No, 1733s- Another edition at (ollowii :
A Short Sketch of the Evidence for the Abolition of the Slave
Trade, Delivered before a Committee of the House of Commons.
To which is added, a Recommendation of the Subject to the
Serious Attention of People in General. ... London printed^ Phila-
delphia: re-printed by Daniel Lawrence. M.ucc. xcii. i2mo, pp.
28. 8o6g2
Signed at the end " W. B. C," /. t. William Bell Crafton. The second part hus a
separate litle : An Address to the People of Great Britain, on the Propriety of abstain-
ing from West India Sugai and Rum, the tenth edition, 1792.
A Short State of the Countries and Trade of North America.
See Vol. VIII., No. 33552.
A I Short State | of the | Proceedings | of the | Proprietors | of | East
and West Jersey : | Relative to the I Line of Division between
them ; J by which | The Injustice of the Pretended Claim | of |
West-Jersey | To Lands Eastward and adjoining the Line of j
Division as run by John Lawrence | Will h\i^czx.\New-Tork:\
Printed by James A/Ww^/on, | m,dcc,lxxv. | 8vo, pp. 23. h.s.p.
Improved title of No. 53236, Vol. xiii., furnished by Mr. Charles R. Hildeburn.
A Short Statement of the Proceedings at Concord.
IV., No. 15156.
See Vol.
Short Stories and Reminiscences of the Last Fifty Years. By
an Old Traveller. New York. 1842. 2 vols., i2mo, pp. 226}
220. 80694
Short Stories from the Lives of Remarkab'e Women, being
Narratives of Fact to correct Fiction, as related to her Children.
By a Mother. New Tori: J. Miller. 1861. i6mo, engraved
title, pp. 186. 9 Plates. c. 80695
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A Short Story of the Rise ... of tlu- Antinomians. S/f [VVin-
throp (John)].
A Short Topographical Description of ... Upper Canada. »SV/
[Smyth (Daniel William)].
A short Tract. Ste [Sharp (Granville)], No. 79832, supra.
A Short View of the Dispute between the Merchants of Lon-
don, Bristol, and Liverpool, and the Advocates of a New Joint-
Sti)ck Company, concerning the Regulation of the African 'I'rade.
London. 1750. 4to, pp. 18. 80696
A Short View of the Kiuroachments of France in America,
and of the British Commerce with Spain. London. 1750. 8vo,
pp. 16. M. 80697
A Short View of the History of ... Massachusetts Bay. See
[Mauduit (Lsrael)], Vol. xi., Nos. 46920-22.
A Short View of the Lord High Admiral's Jurisdiction, and
of the several Acts for regulating and restraining the Trade of
the British Plantations, And of the Commissions of Vice-Admi-
ralty Courts there. Together with The Heads of a Bill For the
better regulating the same. London Printed in the I'ear mdcc-
Lxxv. 8vo, pp. 39. 80698
A Short View of the Political Life and Transactions Of a late
Right Honourable Commoner. To which is added, A Full
Refutation of an invidious pamphlet supposed to be published
under the sanction of a very popular nobleman, entitled, "An
Enquiry into the Conduct of a late Right Honourable Com-
moner." The Second Edition. London: IV. Griffin. 1766.
8vo, pp. 104. j.c.B. 80699
Relates to the Hon. William Pitt.
A Short View of the State of Affairs with Relation to Great
Britain for Four Years past ; with some Remarks on the Treaty
lately published and a Pamphlet intitled, "Observations" upon it.
London: R. Francklin. 1730. 8vo, pp. 36. w. 80700
By William Fulteney, Earl of" Bath. It relates to events which gave rise to the
treaty of Seville, between Great Britain, France and Spain, and is a defense of that tieaty.
A Short Vindication of Phil. Scot's Defence. See No. 78234,
supra.
A Short Vindication of the Conduct. See Gardiner (S.), VoL
VII., No. 26630*7, note.
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brought against it in a late Pamphlet, entitled, A View of the
Treaty of Commerce with France, Signed at Versailles, Sept. 28,
1786, by Mr. Eden. London: Printed /or "John Stockdale. mdcc-
Lxxxvii. 8vo. 80701
A Short I Vindication | of the | Religious Society called Quakers, |
Against the Aspersions of a nameless Writer in the Pennsylvania
Packet of the 1 1 2th Instant. I [^Philadelphia. 780.] 4to, pp. 4.
Title from Hildeburn.
A Short Vindication of the Religious Society of the People
called Quakers against the Aspersions of a nameless writer in the
Pennsylvania Packet, [n. p. 1780.] 8vo, pp. 24. 80703
A Short Vocabulary in the Language of the Seneca Nation,
and in English. Ung-eish-neut Teu-au-geh neh-huh yoh-weh-
neut-dah Eng-lish. London : Printed ^; IV. iff S. Graves^ 66,
Cheapside. 1818. 8vo, pp. 35, (l). 80704
On the verso of page 35 is the notice: "Shortly to be Published, Phrases and
Religious Lessons in the Language of the Teu-au'-geh, or Seneca Nation j and in
English."
A Short Way to know the World, being a new familiar Method
of teaching Youth the Knowledge of the Globe. London : Printea
for Tho. Osborne in Gray's Inn., next the Walks. 1707. i2mo.
Part 5 relates to America.
\ A shorte and | briefe narration of the two | Nauigations and
Discoueries | to the Northweast partes called | Newe Fravnce : [
First translated out of French into Italian, by that famous | learned
man Gio: Bapt: Ramutius, and now turned [into English by lohn
Florio : Worthy the rea- 1 ding of all Venturers, Trauellers, | and
Discouerers. | Imprinted at Lon- \ don., by H. Bynnemany dwelling | in
Thames stre(Jte, neere vnto \ Baynardes Castell. | ^nno Domini. 1580. j
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Collation : Title, verso blank ; dedication, " To the right worshipful Edmond Bray,
Esquire," dated "From Oxenford the 25. of lune. 1580," i leaf; "To all Gentlemen,
Merchants, and Pilots," 2 leaves ; " The first relation of lames Carthier of the new
land called New Fraunce, newly discouered in the yeare of oure Lorde, 1534," pp. I-
27 ; "A shorte and briefe narration of the Nauigation caused to be made by the King
of France, to the Hands of Canada, Hochelaga, Saguenay, and diuers others, whic^h now
are called New France," etc., pp. 28-78; vocabulary, i unnumbered leaf. Signatures
A and B in twos, c-m in fours.
This is the correct title of our No. 11 144, Vol. iii. It is a translation of Cartier's
Voy.iges. At the end are the words : " Here endeth the second Relation of lames
Carthiers discouerie & | nauigation to the newe founde Lande, by him named | New-
Fraunce, translated out of Italian into Eng-|lishe by I. F."
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Shorter (E. S.) Speech of Hon. Eli S. Shorter, of Alabama,
on the Massachusetts Personal Liberty Bill and the Constitutional
Rights of the South, delivered in the House of Representatives,
April 9, 1856. IVashington. 1856. 8vo, pp. 16. H. 80707
A I Shorter Answer | to the | Short History] of the | Opposition. |
London : \ Printed for Henry Payne^ ... | ... | m dcc lxxix. | 8vo,
pp. 19, (i). 80708
"Rather too short." &«" Monthly Review," lxi. 309. A reply to No. 43633,
Vol. IX.
The Shorter Catechism composed by the Reverend Assembly of
Divines, with the Proofs thereof out of the Scriptures, in Words
at length. ... Boston: Samuel Sew all ^ 1683. ^'^' ^^"i PP* (2)1 54'
Mr. Brinley's copy (No. 739), sold for S21.
The Shorter | Catechism | composed by the | Reverend Assembly
of I Divines | at Westminster. | With Proofs thereof out of the
Scriptures | which are either some of the former- 1 ly quoted places,
or others gathered | from their other Writings ; all fitted | both for
Brevity & Clearness, to this | their Form of Sound Words, | For
the Benefit of Christians in ge- 1 neral, and of Youth & Children
in un- 1 derstanding in particular ; that they j may with more ease
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Harris, and y. jlllen, \ and are to be Sold at the London- \ Coffee-
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The Shorter I Catechism, Composed by the] Reverend Assem-
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Words at length. | Which are either some of the formerly quoted
I Places, or others gathered from their other | Writings ; All fitted,
both for brevity & | Clearness, to this their Form of Sound
Words. For the benefit of Christians in General, and] of Youth,
and Children of Understanding, in | Particular ; that they may with
more Ease | acquaint themselves with the Truth according | to the
Scriptures, and with the Scriptures | themselves. | Boston, in New-
England. I Printed by B. Green, and J. Allen. \ 1698. | l6mo, pp.
(2), 46. M. 807 1 1
The Shorter Catechism, agreed upon by the Reverend Assem-
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1720. i2mo, pp. 24. 80712
The Shorter Catechism of the Assembly of Divines, with the
Proofs at large. Philadelphia: B. Franklin. 1733. i6mo.
Advertised in the Pa. Gazette, March 21, 1733-4. Title and note from Hildeburn.
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The Shorter Catechism, agreed upon by the Assembly of
Divines at Westminster, with the Assistance of Commissioners
from the Church of Scotland, as a part of the Covenanted Uni-
formity in Religion betwixt the Churches of Christ in the King-
doms of Scotland, England, and Ireland, And Approved Anno
1648, by the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, to
be a Directory for Catechising such as are of weaker Capacity.
With the Proof from the Scripture. Philadelphia : Printed by B.
Franklin^ m,dcc,xlv. 8vo, pp. (2), 369-410. 80715
This is part of a collection, of which the general title is as follows ;
The I Confession of Faith, |The Larger and Shorter|Catechisms,| with the|Scripture Proofs
at Large. [Together with|The Sum of Saving Knowledge (contain'd in|the Holy Scrip-
tures, and held forth in the said Con-|fession and Catechisms) and Practical Use there- |
of; Covenants National and Solemn|League Acknowledgement of Sins andjEngagement
to Duties, Directorii's,|Form of Church Government, A:c.|Of Publick-Authority in the (
Church of Scotland. |With| Acts of Assembly and Parliament, rcla-|tive to, and approba-
tive of the %.\me.\...\Philadelpbia :\Printed and Sold by B. Frant/it.\f,i.\'i(. . .v.| l6mo,
pp. 20; The Confession of Faith, (a), 23-164; The Larger Catechism, [z), 167-366;
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The Confession of Faith of the Kirk of Scotland ; or, the National Covenant, ( 2),
449-462; The Solemn Leiigue and Covenant, (2), 465-470; A Solemn Acknowledg-
ment of Publick Sins, (2), 473-482; The Directory for the Public Worship, (2), 484-
521 ; The Form of Piesbyterial Church-Government, (2), S^S-SS?; The Directory for
Family- Worship, (2), 560-567, table (24). Each part contains its own title and
imprint. Title and collution from Hildiburn's " Issues of the Press in Pennsylvania."
For seme of the other titles see Vol. iv., No. 15445 ; Vol. x.. No. 39031 ; Vol. v.. No.
20223; " ■^ Solemn Ai;knowledgnK-nt ;" "The S(>U:mn League and Covenant ;" a/n/
"The Sum of Saving Knowledge."
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Christians in general, and of Youth and Children in Understand-
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Scriptures themselves. Philadelphia : B. Franklin., and D. Hall.
1749. i6mo. 80717
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Thomas Fleet^ \ at the Heart and Crown in Cornhill. \ 1 751. Sm.
8vo, pp. 24 ? B. 80718
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at Length. Lancaster: W. Dunlap. 1754. These two catechisms, with "The Assem-
bly's Catechism " and " The Larger Catechism," are advertised at the end of Rowe's
"Devout Exercises," Lancaster, 1754, sm. 8vo. Titles from Hildeburn.
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by f. and y. Fleet ^\ at the Heart and Crown, 1759. | 8vo, pp. 24.
Title furnished by Mr. William Kelby, from a copy in the library of the New York
Historical Society.
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them approved. | Containing | The Principles of the Christian |
Religion. | With | Scripture Proofs. | Philadelphia, \ Printed by JVill-
iam Bradford, at \ the Corner of Front and Market-Streets, 1760. |
Sm. 8vo, pp. 48. H.s.P. 80722
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The Shorter Catechism of the Westminster Assembly of
Divines. Translated into the Choctaw Language. Vbanumpa
isht vtta vhleha hvt Westminsta ya ai itonahvt aiashvt Katakism
ilc falaio ikbi tok. Chahta anumpa isha a toshowa hoke. Park
Hi/Iy Cherokee Nation : Mission Press^ J. Candy Cff E. Archer^ Printers.
1847. 24mo, pp. 48. + Richmond: Presbyterian Committee of
Publication. [186-?] 24mo, pp. 48, and covers. 80728
Title from Filling's " Bibliography of the Muskhogean Language."
Shortfellow (H. W.), pseudon. The Song of Drop
O'Wather. By Harry Wandsworth Shortfellow. London : G.
Rout/edge and Co. 1856. Sm. 8vo, pp. 120. H. 80729
By Mrs. Mary Cowden Clarke.
Shortfield (L.) Life in the Far West. A Narrative of
Adventure. By Luke Shortfield. London. 1850. i2mo.
Shortfield. The Western Merchant, a Narrative. Con-
taining useful Instructions for the Western Man of Business who
makes his Purchases in the I£ast. Also Information for the
Eastern Man whose Customers are in the West. Likewise,
Hints for those who Design Emigrating to the West. Deduced
from Actual Experience. By Luke Shortfield. Philadelphia:
Griggs Elliot & Co. 1849. J2mo, pp. vii, 268. 80731
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tures in the Western WiKlerness ... By Luke Shortfield. Phila-
delphia: Griggs Elliot &" Co. 1849. i2mo, pp. 270. Illustrations.
[Shortt (William T. P.)] 'Ta ^AedXaayyXafiepiKava upa
(J?) Jlpoyvfivag^para rrjg 'i>payKi.r]g vtrig Ilekag-yiKrjg MovojQtjSAof.
Gesta Anglo-Americana scilicet et Progymnasmata Novae Franciae
Pelasgics. Liber Singularis. [Vignette.] Mert'-ypa^ev iK rrepya-
fi'^vojv "IXepfjiog II. 6 Bpaxvg- ^'EXtOoygdcprjoev 6 ^PeOegooviog T;/
'E^ovirj TToXer Tojd ^'Etec 'Ativ' dnb Oeoyoviag' [^Exeter. 1850.I
8vo, pp. {12), cxiv. h., s. 80733
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Qui. C. Featberstonius, Exonii.) Eight pages in English precede the text, and give a list
of contents or summary of the work. The notes are also in English. The text is in
Greek, and relates to Canada, the Amfican Indians, the French and Indian war, the
American revolution, and the war of 1812. The author says: "The following Greek
treatise on America, is perhaps the only historical Greek classic since the days of Pro-
copius." Corrected title of No. 23964, Vol. vi.
Shortt. Journal of the Principal Occurrences during the
Siege of Quebec by the American Revolutionists under Generals
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Montgomery and Arnold, in 1775-6: containing Many Anecdotes
of moment never yet published, collected from some Old Manu-
scripts Originally Written by an Officer, during the Period of the
Gallant Defence made by Sir Guy Carleton, afterwards Lord
Dorchester. To which are added a rreface and illustrative Notes,
by W. T. P. Shortt. London : Simpkin and Co. 1824. 8vo, pp.
XV, III. 80734
Shoshonee Valley; a Romance. By the Author of " Francis
Berrian." ... Cincinnati. 1830. 2 vols., i2mo. 80735
By Timothy Flint. Improved title of No. 24795, "'''•
Skotwell (E.) The Case of Edmund Shotwell and others,
being a Report of the Evidence and Argument before the Hon.
Edward King, with the Opinion of the Judge. Philadelphia.
1828. 8vo. 80736
See also Vol. vii., No. 28120.
Shotwell (T. L.) vs. Hendrickson. An Authentic Report
of the Testimony in a Cause at issue in the Court of Chancery
of the State of New Jersey, between Thomas L. Shotwell, Com-
plainant, and Joseph Hendrickson and Stacy Dccow, Defendants.
Taken pursuant to the Rules of the Court, by Jeremiah J. Foster,
Master and Examiner in Chancery. Philadelphia: J. Harding^
Printer. 183 1. 8vo, pp. 939. 80737
Shotwell vs. Hendrickson. Decision of the Court of
Chancery of the State of New Jersey, in a cause between Thomas
L. Shotwell, Complainant, and Joseph Hendrickson and Stacy
Decow, Defendants. Also the Opinion of the Supreme Court
of the State of New York, in a Cause in which James Field was
Plaintiff, and Charles Field Defendant. Philadelphia : Printed by
IVilliam Pilkington. 1833. 8vo, pp. lOO. H. 80738
Also: Arguments in the Case of Shotwell vs. Hendrickson, &c. Philadelphia. 1833.
l2mo. See also Vol. v., No. 19205; Vol. viii., No. 31332; Southard (S. L.); Wood
(Geo.) and Williamson (I. H.)
Should Republicans vote. See [Hill (C. W.)], Vol. viii., No.
31811.
Should the Nullifiers succeed. See Vol. xiii., No. 56315.
Shourds (T.) History and Genealogy of Fenwick's Colony,
by Thomas Shourds, of Salem County. Bridgeton^ N. f. : George
F. Nixoriy Publisher. 1876. 8vo, pp. 553, (i). 14 Plates.
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Shower (J.) Practical Reflections on the late Earthquakes
... in Jamaica, England, Sicily, Malta, ... with a Particular and
Historical Account of those and divers other Earthquakes. By
John Shower. London. 1693. 8vo. 80740
Shower. Practical Reflections on the Earthquakes that have
happened in Europe and America, but chiefly in Jamaica, England,
Sicily, Malta, etc. With a Particular and Historical Account of
them and divers other Earthquakes. By John Shower. The
Second Edition. London: Cook. 1750. Svo, pp. viii, 98.
[Shower.] Some | Account | of the I Holy Life and Death | of |
Mr. Henry Gearing, | Late Citizen of London | who departed this
Life January | the 4th, 169!. Aged 61. | With the Trial and
Character of a | real Christian, collected out of his | Papers, for the
Examination of | himself: From which several | other Particulars
are added, for | the Instruction, Encouragement, and | Imitation
of Christians. | Boston in New-England: | Printed for Samuel Phillips^
at the\Brick Shop. 1704. | i2mo, pp. xxxiv, 134. B., h. 80742
First printed at London in 1694. " There is anotii' Ed" Repr'"i Boston. 1720." —
M:. note 0/ Mr. Prince. P.iges 84-1 18 contain " A short Account of the Conversion
of Mrs. P. F. as she left it under her Hand before her Death."
The Showman's Rail-Road Guide.
Co. 1 87 1. i6mo, pp. 172. 2 Plates.
Chicago: A. W. Hall &
c. 80743
Shrady (John). See Vol. xi.. No. 47324.
Shreve (C. J.) A Sermon preached in Christ Church, Guys-
boro', on behalf of the Bishopric Endowment Fund. By Rev.
Charles J. Shreve. Halifax. 1852. Svo, pp. 15. 80744
Also : The Divine Origin and Uninterrupted Succession of Episcopacy maintained.
In a Series of Letters addressed to the Rev. A. W. McLeud, in answer to his Letters
intituled :" The Methodist Ministry Defended." ... Halifax. 1840. Svo, pp. 163.
Shreve (Henry Miller), h. 1785, d. 1854. Memorial of Henry
M. Shreve in relation to the removal of Snags, Sawyers, etc. from
the great western Rivers, by the use of his patented Steam Snag-
Boat. St. Louis., Mo. 1847. ^vo. s. 80745
Shrewsbury {Mr^ See Vol. i., No. 3261.
Shrewsbury, Mass. Report of the School Committee of the
Town of Shrewsbury, ... April i, 1839. ... Worcester: Printed
by Spooner ^ Howland. 1839. Svo, pp. 16. H. 80746
Also: Manual of the Congregational Church ... 1850. Svo.
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Shrewsbury, N. 'J. Constitution and Hy-I^aws of the Poly-
technic Institute of Shrewsbury, Monmouth County, State of
New- Jersey. New- Tor k : Pr''*>ted by Elliott is' Palmer. 1829.
8vo, pp. 12. B. 80747
Shrigley (N.) a True | Relation | of | Virginia | and | Mary-
Land ; I With the Commodities therein, which in | part the Author
saw ; the rest he had from know- 1 ing and Credible persons in the
Moneths of February, I March, April and May : | By Nathaniel
Shrigley, Anno. 1669. | Published by Allowance. | London^ | Printed
by Tho. Milbourn for T'hoinas Hodson Book-binder^ | Living the next
door to the Signe of the Blew-Boar in\Redcross Street. [1669.] 4to,
4 leaves. hm., j.c.b. 80748
Of extreme rarity. Reprinted in Forre's "Tracts," Vol. iii. The above title has
been corrected by Mr. John Nicholas Brown.
Shrimpton (C.) The Black Phantom ; or. Woman's Endur-
ance ; a Narrative connected with the early History of Canada
and the American Revolution. By Charles Shrimpton. New
York: Crowenisf Co. 1867. i2mo, pp. 358. c. 80749
Shrimpton. The Inebriate. [In verse.] By Charles Shrimp-
ton. Cincinnati. 1858. l6mo, pp. 48. 80750
Shrimpton. Lillian ; or. Woman's Endurance. A Narrative
connected with the early History of Canada and the American
Revolution. By Charles Shrimpton. New York : N. Tibbals &
Co. 1868. i6mo, pp. 358. c. 80751
A reissue of "The Black Phantom."
Shriver (A.) Report of the Committee of Grievances and
Courts of Justice, relative to the Official Conduct of the Hon-
orable Abraham Shriver, Associate Judge of the Fifth Judicial
District, with the testimony in relation thereto and printed in
pursuance of the order of the House of Delegates of Maryland.
December Session, 1821. yfnnapolis : Printed by jf. Chandler.
[n. d.] 8vo, pp. 62. 80752
Shriver (J.) An Account of Surveys and Examinations,
with Remarks and Documents, relative to the projected Chesa-
peake and Ohio, and Ohio and Lake Erie Canals. By James
Shriver. Baltimore : Published by Fielding LucaSy yr. 1824. 8vo,
pp. 116. 2 Maps. c. 80753
Shuck (O. T.) The California Scrap-Book : A Repository
of useful Information ... from the various Newspapers and
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Periodicals of the Pacific Coast. Compiled by Oscar T. Shuck.
... San Francisco: H. H, Bancroft & Company. 1869. 8vo, pp.
704.
Illustrations.
B. 80754
Shuck. Representative and Leading Men of the Pacific. By
Oscar T. Shuck. San Francisco. 1870-75. 2 vols., 8vo.
Shuey (D. B.) History of the Shuey Family in America,
from 1732 to 1876. By D. B. Shuey, a.m. Lancaster^ Pa.
Published for the Members of the Family^ by the Author. 1876.
i2mo, pp. 279; "Revised Data," (dated 1877), i page. 80756
Shufeldt (G. a.) History of the Chicago Artesian Well,
a Demonstration of the Truth of the Spiritual Philosophy, with
An Essay on the Origin and Uses of Petroleum. By Geo. A.
Shufeldt, Jr. Chicago : Religio- Philosophical Publishing Association.
1867. 8vo, pp. iv, 58. H. 80757
Shufeldt (R[obert] W[ilson]), b. 1822. The Influences of
Western Civilization in China. A Lecture ... before the Stam-
ford Lyceum. By R. W. Shufeldt, U. S. N., lately in command
of U. S. S. Wachusctt. ... Stamford^ Conn.: Wm. W. Gillespie &
Co., Printers. 1868. 8vo, pp. 36. H. 80758
Shufeldt. ... Reports of Explorations and Surveys to ascer-
tain the practicability of a Ship-canal between the Atlantic and
Pacific Oceans, by the way of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec.
By Robert W. Shufeldt, Captain United States Navy. Made
under the direction of the Secretary of the Navy. fVashington :
Government Printing Office. 1872. 4to, pp. 151. 20 Maps, 11
Plates. A. 80759
With heading : " 2d Congress, 2d Session. Senate. Ex. Doc. No. 6."
Shultz (B.) An Inaugural Botanico-Medical Dissertation, on
the Phytolacca Decandra of Linnaeus. By Benjamin Shultz, of
Pennsylvania, Member of the Philadelphia Medical Society.
Philadelphia, printed by Thomas Dobson, at the Stone-House, No. 41,
South Second-Street. 1795. 8vo, pp. viii, 55. Plate. P. 80760
The large folding plate (W. Bartram del. Thackara exct.) represents the herb in
question, the common pokeburry.
Shultz. An Oration Delivered before the Mosheimian
Society, on July 23d, 1795. Being the day appointed for their
Yearly Meeting. By Benjamin Shultz, m.d. Philadelphia: 7.
Dobson. mdccxcv. 8vo, pp. 14. 80761
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Shultz (T.)» b' 1770, d. 1850. The Acts of the Apostles,
translated into The Arrawack Tongue \ by the Rev. Theodore
Shultz, in Eighteen Hundred and Two. New Tork : Published by
the American Bible Society^ instituted in the year MDCCCXVI. 1850.
i8mo, pp. 119.
Shuman (B.)
[1857.] 8vo.
Curiected title of No. 2099, Vul. 1.
A Guide for All. [Verses.]
80762
Providence.
80763
Shumard (B[enjamin] F[ranklin].) A Catalogue of the
Paleozoic Fossils of North America. By B. F. Shumard. St.
Louis: yfcademy of Sciences. 1865. 8vo, pp. 75. c. 80764
I. Echinodermata.
Shumard and Swallow (G. C.) Descriptions of new Fos-
sils, from the Coal Measures of Missouri and Kansas. By B. F.
Shumard and G. C. Swallow. ... St. Louis^ Mo.: Geo. Anapplsf
Co.^ Printers. 1858. 8vo, pp. 32. b. 80765
Shumway (N.) The American Harmony: containing the
Rules of Singing ; with a Collection of Psalm Tunes, Hymns,
and Anthems. By Nehemiah Shumway. Philadelphia : J.
M'Culloch. 1793. Obi. 8vo, pp. 212. c. 80766
The Shunammite. Recommended to the candid perus. ! of all
denominations of Christions. By G. G , m.m.m. New-
York: Printed by Southwick and Pelsue^ No. 3, New-street. 1 810.
8vo, pp. 16. L. 80767
In verse. By G. Green.
Shunk (F[rancis] R[awn]), b. 1788, d. 1848. Inaugural
Address. See Pennsylvania, Vol. xiv.. No. 60156.
Shunk. Veto Messages of Governor Shunk, of certain Manu-
facturing and Banking Corporations. ... Philadelphia. 1847. ^^o,
pp. 16. B. 80768
Also : A Discourse on the Life and Character of Francis R. Shunk, late Governor of
Pennsylvania: delivered, August 9, 1848, at the request of ... the Citizens of Harris-
burg. By W. R. De Witt .... Harrisburg: I. G. M'KinUy & J. M. G. Leicure,
Printer!. 1848. 8vo, pp. 30. Improved title of No. 19878, Vol. v. Our No. 60435,
Vol. XIV., was compiled by Francis R. Shunk and John S. Wiestling.
Shurtleff (J.) A Concise Review of the Spirit which seemed
to govern in the Time of the late American War, compared with
the Spirit which now prevails ... . By James ShurtlefF. [n. p.
180-?] iimo. w. 80769
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Shurti.kif (J. H.) The (lovcrnmcntal Instructor, or a Brief
and Comprehensive View of the Government of the United
States, and of the State Goverrmients, in Easy Lessons, desijrned
for the use of schools. Hy J. H. Shurtleft. Fourth Edition.
New Tl'ork : Collins^ lirothir tsf Co. 1847. '2mo, pp. 189. H. -|
Revised Edition. New Tf'ork. 1849. i2mo. hm. 80770
or, a Brief and
Shurtleff. The Goverimiental Instructor ;
Comprehensive View of the (lovcrnment of the United States,
and of the State Governments, in easy Lessons, designed for
Schools and Families. By J. B. Shurtleff. Revised Edition.
New 7'ork : Robert B. Collins. 1854. I 2mo, pp. 189. H. 80771
Shurtleff. The Governmental Instructor, a Brief and Com-
prehensive View of the Government of the United States, and
of the State Governments. ... By J. B. Shurtleff. Fhird
revised Edition, corrected by David N. Camp. NeT.v Tork : Col-
iim I3' Brother. [187 1.] i2mo, pp. 193.
Shurtleff (N. B.), b. 1810, d. 1874. Brief
William Shurtleff, of Marshfield. By Nathaniel
Shurtleff. Boston, mdcccl. Sm. 410, pp. 19.
c. 80772
Notice of
Bradstreet
B. 80773
Shurtleff. Calendar for the Hebrew Years 5622-5660 ;
being also for the Years of our Lord 1 861-1900. Nathaniel B.
Shurtleff. Boston: Printed for the use of Ineffable Freemasons. 1863.
8vo, pp. II. H. 80774
Shurtleff. A Decimal System, for the Arrangement and
Administration of Libraries. Nathaniel B. Shurtleff. ... Boston:
Privately Printed. M DCCC LVi. 4to, pp. 80. B. 80775
Shurtleff. A Genealogical Memoir of the Family of Elder
Thomas Leverett, of Boston. By Nathaniel B. Shurtleff. ...
Boston: Printed for the j^uthor. 1850. 8vo, pp. 20. Portrait, b,
Shurtleff. A History of the Old Building on the Corner
School and Washington Street, Boston. By Nathaniel B. Shurt-
leff. Boston. 1870. Sm. 8vo, pp. 8. h. 80777
Shurtleff. The Inaugural Address of Nathaniel B. Shurt-
leff, Mayor of Boston, to the City Council, January 4, 1869.
Boston. 1869. 8vo, pp. vi, 77.
80778
[Shurtleff.] John Beal of Hingham, and one Line of his
Descendants. {Boston
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Shurtlrff. List of the Printed Maps of Boston. Nathaniel
B. ShurtlcfF. Boston. 1863. 8vo, pp. 8. H. 80780
[Shurti.eff.] Memorial of the Inauguration of the Statue
of Franklin. Prepared and Printed by Authority of the City Council^
Boston. 1857. 8vo, pp. (2), 412. 4 Plates. H., L. 80781
Alsu printed on large p.iper in quarto.
The Passengers of the May Flower in 1620.
Bradstreet Shurtleff". Boston : Privately Printed.
Sm. 4to, pp. 24. B., M. 80782
Shurtleff,
By Nathaniel
M DCCC XLIX.
[Shurtleff.] A Perpetual Calendar for Old and New Style;
prepared for the use of those engaged in Antiquarian and Histor-
ical Investigations. Boston. 1848. 8vo, 26 leaves. h. 80783
Shurtleff. A Perpetual Calendar for Old and New Style.
Nathaniel B. Shurtleff'. Second Edition. Boston: Privately Printed.
M DCCC LI. 4to, pp. 47, (i). B., M. 80784
[Shurtleff and Cushman (Henry W.)] The Proceedings
at the Cushman Celebration, at Plymouth, August 15, 1855, in
commemoration of the embarkation of the Plymouth Pilgrims
from Southampton, England ; Together with an Account of tht
Services at the Grave of Elder 1 homas Cushman, August 16.,
1855. Boston: y. M. HeweSy Printer. 1855. 8vo, pp. viii, 76.
[Shurtleff and Cushman.] Proceedings at the Consecra-
tion of the Cushman Monument at Plymouth, September 16,
1858 : including the Discourse and Poem delivered on that occa-
sion, together with a list of contributors to the monument. Boston:
Little., Brown ^ Co. 1859. 8vo, pp. 96. Plate. 80786
Shurtleff. Thunder and Lightning ; and Deaths at Marsh-
field in 1658 and 1666. By Nathaniel Bradstreet Shurtleff. Bos-
ton: Privately Printed. M DCCC l. i2mo, pp. (4), 55. B., H.
Shurtleff. A Topographical and Historical Description of
Boston. By Nathaniel B. Shurtleff. Boston : Printed by request
of the City Council. 187 1. Rl. 8vo, pp. (2), ix, 720. 2 Maps.
+ Second and revised edition. Boston : Noyes^ Holmes^ and Com-
pany^ 117 IVashington street. 1872. Rl. 8vo, pp. ix, 720. 2
Maps. 80788
The Illustrated Pilgrim Almanac (Vol. ix., No. 34338), was edited by Dr. Shurtleff;
also the Records of Massachusetts Bay and the Colony of New Hlymouth, for which
i» Vol. XI., No. 45966, and Vol. xv., No. 63488.
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Shurtlkff (R.) a Discourse Dclivfrctl at the Funeral of
Mrs. Mary Woodward, Consort of the late Hon. Professor
Wo«)(lwaril, in the Meeting-House near Dartmouth C'ollege,
March 29, 1H07. Hy Roswell Shurtleft', a.m. Hanover. 1807.
8vo, pp. 23.
w. 807H9
Shurtlf.ff. An Oration on the Illustrious CJeorge Washing-
ton who died December 14th, 1799. Pronounced before the Citi-
zens of Westmoreland, at the recjuest of their Committee and the
Jerusalem Lodge, February 22d. 1800. liy Roswell Shirtlift' [j/VJ,
A.B. ff^a/poU. 1800. 8vo, pp. 15. 80790
Including Lines adapted tu the uccatiun, by B. White.
Shurtlkff. A Sermon ... before ... the Governor, the
Honorable Council, and ... Legislature, of ... New- Hampshire,
at the General Election, Concord, June 7, 1810. Hy Roswell
Shurtleff ... . Concord^{N. //.), Printed by Isaac Hill. 1810. 8vo,
pp. 23. B. 80791
Shurtleff. A Sermon preached before ... 'he Governor,
... Council, and ... Legislature of ... New H shire, at the
General Election ... June, 1819. By Roswell .left" ... Con-
cord. 1819. 8vo. BM. 80792
Shurtleff (W.), h. 1689, d. 1747. Distressing Dangers,
and Signal | Deliverances, Religiously improv'd. | A | Sermon j
preach'd at | New-Castle | in | New-Hampshire, [January i. 1726,
7. 1 By William Shurtleff, m.a. | In Commemoration | of the Suffer-
ings, | Preservation and De- 1 liverance of a Company of Marrineis,
I many Years since Ship-wreclc'd upon | Boon-Island Rock. [To
which is added, I A Narrative of the same published by | the Com-
mander of said Company [Captain Deanel. | ... | Boston, New-
England: I Printed by B. Green, for Eleazer Kussel \ at Portsmouth,
1727. 1 i2mo, pp. (4), 50. M. 80793
Shurtleff. The Fait?i and Prayer of a dying Malefactor. | A
I Sermon | preach'd December 27. 1739. | On Occasion of the
Execution of two Criminals, | namely, | Sarah Simpson and Penel-
ope Kenny, | and in the Hearing of the Former. | By William
Shurtleff", a.m. | Pastor of a Church in Portsmouth, New-Hamp-
shire. I To which is annex'd a brief Narrative concerning | the
said Criminals : | And a Preface by the Reverend Mr. Fitch. | Bos-
ton : Printed by jf. Draper, for D. Henchman, in | Cornhill. 1 740. |
Svo, pp. (4), iv, 30. M. 80794
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Shurti.kif. Gospel Ministers exhibited under the Notion of
AHURTI.KIF. Uospel Ministers exhihit(
Stars i I and our Lord Jesus Christ as holding these Stars | in his
right Hand. I In a | Sermon I preach'd at the I Ordination | (»n Mr.
ie I Pastoral i
Nathaniel (loolcin. | to the |
()ffiie|of a Church at North-
Hill in the Town of Hampton, [October 31. 1739. | By VVilliam
Shurtlcf}*, A.M. I Pastor of a Cnurch in Portsmouth. | lhston:\
lYmtedhy^y, Draper^ for D. Henihnian.^i»\Cornh'tll^ • 739-1 ^vo,
PP' (4)» 35- H., H. 80795
Shurtlkff. The Labour that attends the Ciospcl-| Ministry,
and the great concern | of all that engage in it : | shewed in a | Ser-
mon I preached at the | Ordination of | the" Revcrcrid | Mr. Nathanael
Morril|in the [Parish of Rye in New-Castle. | Sept. 14th. 1726.
By William Shurtlett*, | v.d.m. | fl«J/o« .- Printed by li. Gnrn^ for
Eleazer Russell at Portsmouth. \ 1727. 8vo, pp. (6), 34. H. 80796
Shurti.eff. a I Letter I to I those of his Brethren | in the | Min-
istry I who refuse to admit | the Rev. Mr. Whitefield | into their
Pulpits. I By William Shurtlctt", ^' a. | and Pastor of the second
Church in Portsmouth in New Hampshire. | With an Appendix
containing the Concurrence of some other] Ministers. | Z?oi/o// ; |
Printed and Sold by Samuel Kneeland and Timothy Green \ in .^een~
Street. 1745.] 410, pp. 23. B., H., W. 80797
Shurtlf.ff. The Obligations upon all Christians to desire
and I endeavour the Salvation of others. | A | Sermon ] preached
September 18. 1741.] On a Monthly Evening Lecture, | at the
North Brick Church, in Middle-Street, | Boston. | By William
Shurtleff, A.M. I Pastor of a Church in Portsmouth. | Publish'd at
the Desire of several Ministers that | heard '\t.\ Boston. 'l Printed by
T. Fleety for D. Henchman in Cornhill. 1741.I 8vo, pp. 27. H.
Annual Catalogue of the Officers and Students of Shurtleff
College, of Alton, Illinois. For the Year ending July, 1841.
Alton., III. 1 84 1. 8vo, pp. 16. Continued. H. 80799
Shute (D.), b. 1722, d. 1802. A Journal of the Rev. Daniel
Shute, D.D. Chaplain in the {Expedition to Canada in 1758. Com-
municated by James Kimball. [^Salem. 1874.] 8vo, pp. 20. n.
Shute. A | Sermon I Preached | To the Ancient and Honorable
[Artillery Company | in] Boston, New England,] June i, 1767.)
Being the Anniversary of their] Election of Officers. ] By Daniel
Shute, A.M. I Pastor of the Third Church in Hingham. ] i5w/o«;
N. E. \ Printed and Sold by Edes and Gill. \ M,DCC,LXVii. | 8vo, pp.
43. H. 80801
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Shute. a I Sermon I Preached before his Excellency] Francis
Bernard, Esq; | Governor, | His Honor | Thomas Hutchinson,
Esq ; I Lieutenant-Governor, | The Honourable | His Majesty's
Council, I And the Honourable] House of Representatives, | Of
the Province of the | Massachuscts-Bay in New-England, | May
25th. 1 768. 1 Being the Aniversary [f/V] for the Election of Hisj
Majesty's Council for said Province, | By | Daniel Shute, a.m. I
Pastor of the Third Church in Hingham. | Boston: New- England : j
Printed by Richard Draper^ Printer to His Excellency the\ Governor^
and toe Honorable His Majesty^s Council. \ mdccxlviii [error for
1768]. 8vo, pp. 70. B., c, H. 80802
Shute. A|Serm()n,| delivered at the Meeting-House|in the|
First Parish in Hingham, March 23, 1 787, (at the | Interment | of
the I Rev. Flibenczer Gay, d.d. | Pastor of the First Church in
Hingham, I Who Died March 18, 1787. IBy Daniel Shute, a.m.|
Pastor of the Second Church in Hingham.] (Published at the
Request of the Parish.) ] Salem : \ Printed by Dabney and Gushing.
MDCCLXXXVII. 8vO, pp. 32. BA., H. 80803
[Shute (James M.)] Rejected Papers in relation to the
Hoosa'' Tunnel. Boston: Wright i^ Potter.^ Printers. 1868. 8vo,
pp. 22. B. 80804
[Shute.] The Road to Safety. A Letter to General Grant
on the Currency. ... Boston: IVright ^Potter., Printers. 1869.
8vo, pp. II. B. 80805
[Shute (Samuel), b. 1653, d. 1742.] George Town ] on
Arrowsick Island Aug. 9th. 1717.] Annoque Regni Regis Georgii
Magnae Britanniae, &c. Quarto, ] A Conference of His Excel-
lency the Governour, ] with the Sachems and Chief Men of the
Eastern ] Indians. ] [Colophon :] Boston : Printed by B. Green^
Printer to His Excellency ] the Governour &' Council : and Sold by
Benj. Elioty \ at his Shop below the Town-house. 1 71 7.] 4to, pp.
13. M. 80806
Mr. Brinley's copy (No. 431) sold for $21.
Shute. The Report of the Lords of the Committee, ] upon ]
Governour Shute's ] Memorial, j with ] His Majesty's Order in
Council thereupon. J [London F 1725.] 4to, pp. (2), 10. H., M.
Diitcil June i, 1725.
"The Report and Order in Council alluded to, grew out of complaints made by Gov-
ernor Shute, of Massachusetts, against the House of Representatives of that Province.
Seven charges were preferred for invading, and encroaching upon, in various ways, the
prerogative of the King. One of these charges was for ' Voting a Publick Fast through-
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out the Province, a thing never attempted by their predecessors.' The Council decided
in the Governor's favor, giving their opinion that ♦ the said House of Representatives
have unlawfully assumed to themselves Powers which don't belong to them, and in an
unwarrantable manner encroached upon His Majesty's authority." — J. R. Bartlett,
See also Rich's " Bibliotheca Americana Nova," vol. 1., p. 37.
Shute. Speech ... to the Council and House of Representa-
tives Convened in General Assembly at Boston, Nov. 7, 17 16.
[Boston. 1 7 16.] Folio, pp. 2. 80808
Shuttlesworth (S.) a I Discourse I delivered in presence of
I His Excellency Thomas Chittenden, Esq. Govv-rnor ; | His
Honor Peter Olcott, Esq. Lieutenant-Governor, | The Honorable
Council, and House of Represent- jatives of the | State of Ver-
mont:] at Windsor, October 13, 1791.I Being the Day of | Gen-
eral Election. | By Samuel Shuttlesworth, a.m. | Pastor of a Church
in Windsor. | Printed at Windsor^ State of Vermont^ \ By James Reed
Hutchins\uiiccxcn.\ 8vo, pp. 16. h. 80809
Shuttleworth (R. J.) Catalogue of the terrestrial and
fluviatile Shells of St. Thomas, West Indies. ... [^New Tork.
1855.] 8vo. 80810
Siamese Twins. An Historical Account of the Siamese
Twin Brothers, from actual Observations. ... New Tork: Printed
by Elliott and Palmer. 183 1. 8vo, pp. 16. H. + Second Edition.
New Tork. 1 83 1. 8vo, pp. 16. s. + Third Edition. New Tork.
1 83 1. 8vo. Portraits. 808 11
Siasconset, Mass. The | Laws of Siasconset. | A | Ballad. | Pro-
posed, j with a Pipe of Tobacco, | As an | Evening's Amusement
to the Fishermen. I (To the tune "Vicar of Bray.") | By A Friend
to Native Simplicity, | Embellished with a Copper-Plate. | Printed
at New Bedford^ {Massachusetts) | By "John Spooner — 1797.I 4to,
pp. (4). w. 80812
Dated: New Bedford, March, 1797.
SiBBALD (C. F.) Auditor's Report on the Estate of Charles
F. Sibbald. Philadelphia, [i^s^}'] 8vo, pp. 272. 80813
SiBBALD (G.) Notes and Observations, on the Pine Lands of
Georgia, shewing the advantages they possess, particulary in the
Culture of Cotton. Addressed to persons Emigrating, and those
disposed to Encourage Migration to this State. Together with a
Plan of Emigration .... To which is added a Geographical Sketch
of the State of Georgia ... . liy George Sibbald, of Augusta.
Augusta: Printed by William y. Bunce. 1 801. 8vo, pp. 71. M.
Some copies contain three additional leaves at the end.
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SiBE' Lius (C.) Of" the I Conversion I of I Five Thousand and
Nine Hundred | East-Indians, | In the Isle Formosa, | neere China, |
To the Profesaion of the true God, in I Jesus Christ ; | By meanes
of M. Ro: Junius, a Minister | lately in l3elph in Holland. | Related
by his good Friend, M. C. Sibellius, Pastor] in Daventrie there,
in a Latine Letter. | Translated to further the Faith and Joy of
many I here, by H. Jessei, a Servant of | Jesus Christ. | With a
Post-script of the Gospels good | Successe also amongst the | West-
Indians, I in New-England. | ... | Imprimatur, Joseph Caryl. Lon-
dot{^ I Printed by lohn Hammond^ and are to be sold at his house voer-
against [sic] <S\ Andrcwes Church in Holborne; and \ in Popes-Head-
Alley^ by H. Allen. 1650. 4to, pp. (8), 38, errata (i). C, J.c.b., l.
The Post-siiipt, pp. 13-38, contains extracts from three of the published tracts
relating to the conversion ot" the Indians in New England : " i. Good Newes of the
Day-Breaking. 11. Of the Cleare Sun-Shine, in. Of the Glorious Progresse of the
Gospel breaking forth upon many West-Indians in New-England." On the last page
is " Part of another Letter, writ by Mr. Eliot, to Mr. Huhg [i/'f] Peters," from Rox-
bury, Oct. 12, 1649.
SiBiEL (Alexander), h. 1709, d. lygi. De Arte Hierogliphum
Mexicanorum ... Dessau. 1782. 8vo. 80816
SiBiEL. Reisen in Mexico ... Dessau. 1785. 2 vols., 8vo.
The author, who was known as Fray Domingo, " because a Jesuit, and was sent to
New Spain in 1734. After being for several years a professor in the college of the order
in Mexico, he was appointed vicar of a remote parish in the northern part of the
country, where he discovered some half-buried monuments of the Aztec architecture
covered with hieroglyphs. He devoted several years to their study, buying, meanwhile,
Aztec antiquities whenever he could find them, and at last was enabled to read part of
the inscriptions." He returned to Germany about the year 1770. 5« " Appletons'
Cyclopaedia of American Biography."
SiBiRE {I' Abbe). L'Aristocratie Nejrriere, ou Reflexions philo-
sophiques et historiques sur I'esclavage et I'affranchissement des
Noirs, dediees a I'assemblee nationale. Par M. I'abbe Sibire,
ancien ami des Africains ; et leur premier Missionaire dans le
royaume de Loango. Paris : Lesclapart. mdcclxxxix. 8vo, pp.
124. J c.B. 80818
Sibley (H[enry] H[astings]), b. 1811, d. 1891. Address
delivered before the Minnesota Historical Society, at its Sixth
Anniversary, Feb. i, 1856. By the Hon. H. H. Sibley. Saint
Paul: Joseph R. Brown, Printer. 1856. 8vo, pp. 17. b. 80819
Sibley. The Homestead Bill. Speech of Hon. H. H. Sib-
ley, of Minnesota, in the House .,. April 24, 1852. In favor
of free grants of Land to Actual Settlers, and in opposition to
the bill making donations of the Public Lands to the several
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States, "for the relief and support of the indigent insane therein."
[fFashington. 1852.] 8vo, pp. 7. H. 80820
Sibley. Journal of Sibley's Indian Expedition during the
summer of 1863. ... fVinona^Minn. 1864. 8vo. 80821
Sibley. Minnesota Territory Its Present Condition and Pros-
pects. By Hon. Henry H. Sibley, [n. p. 1852.] 8vo, pp. 6.
Circular, dated: Washington, February 20, 1852.
Sibley. Speech of Hon. H. H. Sibley, of Minnesota, on the
Territories and our Indian Relations ; delivered in the House of
Representatives, ... August 2, 1850. \_l'Vashington. 1850.] 8vo,
pp. 8. M. 80823
Sibley (J.) A Letter from Dr. John Sibley,-late of Fayette-
ville, (now of Louisiana) to J. Gales, Printer, in Raleigh, [n. p.
1803 ?] 8vo, pp. 8. H. 80824
Dated: Louisiana, Aug. 15, 1803. It contains a description of Louisiana.
Sibley (J. L.), b. 1804, d. 1885. Biographical Sketches of
Graduates of Harvard University, In Cambridge, Massachusetts.
By John Langdon Sibley, m.a.. Librarian of Harvard University,
and Member of the Massachusetts and other Historical Societies.
Volume I. 1 642-1 658. With an Appendix, containing an Ab-
stract of the Steward's Accounts, and Notices of Non-graduates,
from 1649-50 to 1659. Cambridge : Charles fVilliam Sever ^ Uni-
versity Bookstore. 1873. ^^°> PP* ^^t ^^^1 subscribers (5). Vol-
ume ii. 1659-1677. [/&/</.] 1881. 8vo, pp. viii, 557. Volume
III. 1678-1689. i^IbidJ] 1885. 8vo, pp. viii, 457. 80825
Includes bibliographical lists of the writings of the graduates.
Sibley. A History of the Town of Union, in the County of
Lincoln, Maine, to the Middle of the Nineteenth Century ; with
a Family Register of the Settlers before the year 1800, and of
their descendants. By John Langdon Sibley, Member of the
Massachusetts Historical Society. ... Boston: Benjamin B. Mussey
and Co. 1851. i2mo, pp. ix, (3), 540. Portrait. l. 80826
Sibley. Notices of the Triennial and Annual Catalogues of
Harvard University: with a Reprint of the Catalogues of 1674,
1682, and 1700. By John Langdon Sibley, a.m. ... Boston:
Press of yohn IVilson and Son. 1865. 8vo, pp. (4), 67, and covers.
One hundred and fifty copies in octavo reprinted from the Proceedings of the Massa-
chusetts Historical Society for 1864; and thirty additional copies printed on large paper
in qu.irto.
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John Langdon Sibley, of Cambridge, Mass., as recorded in his
book, giving a history of the town of Union in Maine, [n. p.
1854.] i2mo, pp. 20. 80828
Prepared by James Sibley, of Rochester. It contains additional particulars relating
to the Sibleys of Sutton.
Sibley (S.), b. 1769, d. 1846. An | Oration, | delivered at
Mendon, | July 4, 1796, | at the Celebration I of the | Twentieth
Anniversary | of | American Independence. | By Solomon
A.B. I Student at Law.
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Sibyllae Americana; | Genethliacum | Ludovico xvii. | Regni
Gallici Delphino | Prognosticum. | Philadelphia : | Jpud Benjaniinum
Toww^. I M,DCC,Lxxxii. I 4to, pp. 16. c, p. 80830
The pamphlet relates to the revolutionary war in this country, and contains allusions
to Benjamin Franklin and the Marquis de Lafayette.
SiCARD (F.) Simples Notes sur I'Amerique Centrale. Par
Felix Sicard. \^Paris.'\ 1863. 8vo, pp. 18. 80831
SiCARDo (Jose). Christiandad del Japon, y diladada persecu-
cion que padecio. Memorias sacras de los martyres de las illustres
religiones de Santo Domingo, San Francisco, Compania de Jesus:
y crecido numero de Seglares : y con especialidad de los Religiosos
del Orden de N. P. S. Augustin. ... Madrid^ F. Sanz. 1698.
Folio. 80832
The author wjs professor in the University of Mexico, and synodal visitor of the
bishopric of Michoacan.
SiCARDO. Interrogatorio de la Vida y virtudes del Ven Her-
mano Fr. Bartolome de Jesus y Maria, Religioso Lego de S.
Agustin, natural de la Villa de Jalapa de la Feria, para las Infor-
maciones de Oficio que practica el M. R. Sr. Arzobispo de
Mexico ... Mexico. 1683. Folio. 80833
SiCARDo. Memorial dirigido al Supremo Consejo de las Indias
... Madrid. 1 683. Folio. 80834
SiCARDO. Vidas de los Venerables Padres del Convento de S.
Agustin de Salamanca, que predicaron el Evangelio en los Reinos
de Mexico y Filipinas ... Madrid. 1699. Folio. 80835
The three titles preceding .ire fri)m Beristain, who mentions other works of the same
author, both in print and manuscript.
vimvr.irsn
tins allusions
SICKLES.
527
SiCARDO (Juan Bautista). Elogio del Maximo Dr. S. Gero-
nimo, pronunciado en el Monasterio dc Religiosas de S. Lorenzo
de Mexico. ... Mexico^ por "Juan Ruiz. 1660. 4to. 80836
Title from Beristain, who gives titles of three other printed works by the same author.
SiciLiA Y MoNTOYA (Isidro). Elogio funebre del Sr. D. Car-
los III. Rcy de Espafia, pronunciado en las solemnes Honras que
se le hicieron en la Ciudad de Guatemala. ... Guatemala^ por
Beteta. 1789. 410. 80837
Title from Beristain.
SiciLiA Y MoNTOYA. Oracion Eucaristica que pronuncid el
Dr. D. Sicilia y Montoya, el martes 13 de Diciembre de 1808.
En la solemne accion de gracias que celebrd la ciudad de Guate-
mala por la exaltacion del rey D. Fernando vii. al trono de las
Espaflas. [Guatemala. 1809.^ 4to, engraved title and pp. 19,
(3). Plates. 80838
See Leclerc's " Bibliotheca Americana," 1878, No. 1 149.
SiciLius, pseudon. See Vol. vii., No. 27067.
SicKELS (T. E.) Report upon a Supply of Water for the City
of Baltimore. By T. E. Siclcels, Civil Engineer. Baltimore:
Printed by Jas. Lucas i^ Son. 1854. 8vo, pp. 74. H. 80839
Sickles (A. W.) Ne karoron ne teyerihwahkwatha igen ne
Enyontste ne yagorihwiyohston igen kanyengehaga kawennon-
dahkon oni skayestonh dohka nikarennnage ne Oneniodeaka
Kawennondahkon tehawennate nyon shonyowane. Toronto: Pub-
lished by the IVesleyan Missionary Society^ at the Wesleyan Book Room^
King Street. 1855. [Second title:] A Collection of Hymns, in
the Oneida Language, for the use of Native Christians, translated
by Rev. A. W. Sickles, Wesleyan Missionary. Toronto: Published
by the IVesleyan Missionary Society^ at the Wesleyan Book Room^ King
Street. 1855. i8mo, pp. (6), 245. 80840
Sickles (D. E[dgar])T b. 1823. The Albany Bridge Question.
Speech of the Hon. Daniel E. Sickles, of New York, in the
New York State Senate, in opposition to the Report of the
Senate Committee, for a Bridge across the Hudson River, at
Albany. March, 1856. Troy, A^. T. Troy Daily IVhig Print.
1856. 8vo, pp. 38, and covers. 80841
Sickles. Argument of Daniel E. Sickles on the Trinity
Church Bill, in the Senate, April, 1857. Albany. 1857. ^^^>
pp. 85. s. 80842
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[Sickles.] 1867. Fourth of July in Charleston. [Speech.]
[n. p. 1867.] 8vo, pp. 3. H. 80843
Sickles. Major-Gencral D. E. Sickles' Report to the Gen-
eral-in-Chief of the Army, relating to the Issue made by the
Civil Authorities with the Commanding General of the Second
Military District in the Execution of the Acts of Congress for
the Government of the Rebel States. Charleston,^ S. C. 1867.
8vo, pp. 29. H. 80844
Sickles. New Phases of the Revolution. How to meet
them. A Speech ... in the House of Representatives February
5th, 1 86 1. By Mr. Sickles, of New York, on Mr. Colfax's
Postal Service Suspension Act. [n. p. 1861.] 8vo, pp. 8. h.
Sickles. Remarks of Hon. D. E. Sickles, of N. Y., on the
Relations of the North and the South, and the Duty of the
North in the present Crisis. Delivered in the House ... Decem-
ber 13, 1859. [n. p. 1859?] 8vo, pp. 16. H. 80846
Sickles. The Republic is Imperishable. Speech by Mr.
Sickles on the State of the Union ... House of Representatives,
January 16, 1861. [n. p. 1861.] 8vo, pp. 16. 80847
Sickles. The Revolution of i860. A Speech ... by Mr.
Sickles, of New York, in the House of Representatives, January
1 6th, 1 86 1. [IVashington : McGi/i ^ fVitherow^ Printers, n. d.J
8vo, pp. 16. B. 80848
Sickles. Speech of Hon. Daniel E. Sickles, of New York,
on The State of the Union, on the Motion to excuse Hon. Mr.
Hawkins, of Fla., from serving on the Committee of One from
each State, to which was referred so much of the President's
Message as relates to Secession of States from the Union. Deliv-
ered in the House of Representatives, Dec. 10, i860. fVashing-
ton: M'Gilll^ Wither ow^ Printers, i860. 8vo, pp. 8, (i), and
covers. b., h. 80849
Also: Speech ... New York Senate, on the Bill to prevent Illegal Voting in tiie
City of New-York. ... Albany. 1856. 8vo, pi>. 15. — Speech ... House of Repre-
sentatives, on the Neutrality Laws ... Jan. 6, 1858. Washington. 1858. 8vo, pp. 7.
— ' De Witt's Special Report. Trial of the Hon. Daniel E. Sickles for Shooting Pliiiip
Barton Key, Esq., U. S. District Attorney, of Washington, D. C. February 27th, 1859.
Reported by Felix G. Fontaine. New York. [1859.] 8vo, pp. 106. Woodcuts, h.
Sickness and Mortality during the First Year of the War.
Washington. 1863. 8vo. c. 80850
SIDNEY.
529
SiDDONs (J. H.), pseudon. See [Stocqucler (Joachim H.)]
SiDDONs (LJ The Female Warrior. An Interesting Narra-
tive of the Sufferings and Singular Adventures of Miss Leonora
Siddons, who joined the Texas Army under Gen. Houston, and
fought: in the Battle of San Antonio. New fork. [1847?] ^^^^
pp. 23. 2 Plates. 80851
Title from a bookseller's catalogue.
SiDEN (^Captain Thomas), pseudon. See [Vairasse d'Allais
Denis)].
The Siderial Messenger. ... Cincinnati. 1846-7. 2 vols., 4to.
Edited by Prof. O. M. Mitchell. Twenty-two or more numbers were published.
Sidney, pseudon. Sidney's Letters to William E. Channing,
D.D. occasioned by his Letter to Hon. Henry Clay on the Annex-
ation of Texas to the United States. First published in the
"Charleston Courier." Charleston^ S. C: Printed by Edward C.
Councill. 1837. 8vo, pp. 84. 4- Second Edition. \^Ihid.'] 1837.
8vo, pp. 84. H. 80853
See also Sydney, pseudon.
Sidney (A.), pseudon. [/. e. Gideon Granger]. An Address to
the People of New-England. By Algernon Sidney. Trenton:
Printed by James J. JVilson. 1809. 8vo, pp. 38. 80854
For other editions see Vol. vii., No. 28281.
Sidney (A.), pseudon. [i. e. Salma Hale]. The Administration
and the Opposition. Addressed to the Citizens of New Hamp-
shire. By Algernon Sidney. Concord: Printed by "Jacob B. Moore.
1826. 8vo, pp. 20. 80855
Improved title of No. 29659, Vol. vii. The authorship has been also attributed to
John guincy Adams {see Vol. i.. No. 272).
Sidney (A.), pseudon. [/'. e. Gideon Granger]. A Vindication
of the Measures of the Present Administration. By Algernon
Sidney. ... Hartford: Printed by Luther Pratt. 1803. 8vo, pp.
32. 80856
"This valuable work, first appeared in the National Intelligencer, at the city of
Wasliington — since which, it has passed through three editions at the same place, in
the form of a pamphlet." — Prefatory Note. For other editions see [Granger (G.)],
Vul. vn., No. 28283. See also Sydney (Algernon), pseudon. [/'. e. Benjamin Watkins
Leigh].
Sidney (Edward William), pseudon. See [Tucker (Nathaniel
Beverley)].
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Sidney (H.) The Travels and Extraordinary Adventures of
Henry Sidney in Brazil and the Interior Regions of South Amer-
ica, in the years 1809 to 1812. London. 1815. i2mo. c.
Sidney (J. C.) American Cottage and Villa Architecture, a
series of views and plans of Residences actually built ... with
Hints on Landscape Gardening ... New York. 1850. 4to.
Parts I. tu IV, or more were issued.
Sidney (J.) An Oration, commemorative of the Abolition of
the Slave Trade in the United States ; delivered before the Wil-
berforce Philanthropic Association, in the City of New-York, on
the Second of January, 1809. By Joseph Sidney. New Tork :
J. Seymour^ Printer. 1809. 8vo, pp. 20. ba., n. 80859
Sidney (Robert Y.) Address >.. before the Wilberforce
Association
New Tork. 1812. 8vo.
80860
Sidney (S.) Female Emigration as it is and as it may be : a
Letter to the Right Hon. Sidney Herbert ; with an Appendix.
By Samuel Sidney. London. 1850. i2mo, pp. 46. 80861
Sidney. Sidney's Emigrant's Journal. Information, Advice,
and Amusement for Emigrants and Colonizers. Edited by Sam-
uel and John Sidney. Vol. i. London. 1849. Folio, pp. 336.
Sidney Daney ( — ). Histoire de la Martinique, depuis la
colonisation jusqu'en 1815 ... . Fort Royal. 1846. 5 vols., 8vo.
Portraits. 80863
"Histoire de la Martinique, depuis sa decouverte en 1493 jusqu'a I'annee i8oz,
deuxicme occupation de cette ilc par les Anglais." Title and note From Dufosse's cata-
logue of Americana, No. 20871.
SiDONs (C), pseudon. See [Postl (Karl)], Vol. xv.. No. 64557
Siebert (John). See Vol. iv.. No. 14894.
SiEBOLD (P. F. de) and Melvill (P.) Le Moniteur des
Indes-Orientales et Occidentales, Recueil de Memoires et de
Notices Scientifiques et Industriels, de Nouvelles et de Faits
Importants concernant les Possessions Neerlandaises d'Asie et
d'Amerique, public sous les auspices de S. A. R. Monseigneur le
Prince Henri des Pays-Bas, avec la cooperation de plusieurs mem-
bres de la Societe des Arts et des Sciences de Batavia, par Ph. Fr.
de Siebold et P. Melvill de Carnbee. ... 1846- 1847. ^^ ^^y^'>
Belinfante freres ... Batavia, a Pimprimerie de I'etat. 1847. Folio,
pp. X, vi, (2), 342, 128, errata (i). Portrait, 8 Maps and Plates.
SIEGE.
53'
+ 1 847-1 848. Lo Haye^ Belinfinttt' frWei, 1848. Folio, pp.
viii, (2), ii, 392, 115,(1). Portrait, 7 Maps and Plates. 4 1848-
1849. \Jhui.'\ 1849. Folio, pp. viii, 450, 128. 2 Portraits, 6
Maps and Plates. i.. 80864
T''J second and third volumes were edited liy baron Melville alone. Stt alio Vol 1,,
No. 1580.
SiEC, (R. K.) The Comrade. In Four Parts. Part i. JJc-
iiig a Synopsis of all the I^aws of Congress, Orders of the War
Department, ... affecting the Pay, Hountv, and Allowances of
Enlisted Men. Part 2. (iives the Pay and Allowances of Com-
missioned Officers at the beginning of the War, and the changes
since made. Part 3. Treats of Pensions ; also, the Laws now
in force concerning Artificial I^imbs. Part 4. Relates to Gov-
ernment Lands, giving the Rights of Soldiers under existing
Laws, and full Instructions how to obtain a Title thereto. By
R. K. Sieg. Toledo {0): Miller^ Locke l^ Co. 1871. 8vo, pp.
168. c. 80065
Siege de Quebec, en 1759. Copic d'apres un manuscrit
apporte de Londres, par I'Honorable D. H. Viger, lors de son
Retour en Canada, en Septembre 1834. -Mai 1835. Copie d'un
manuscrit deposp a la Bibliotheque de Hartwell en Angletcrre.
^ebec : Des Presses de Frechette i^ Cie. 1836. 8vo, pp. 41. B.
For an English account ut No. 80871, /n/Vu. See alto Vol. xvi., Nos. 69256, 69257
The Siege of Babylon. [In verse.] New York. 1869. i6mo,
pp. 47. 80867
By J. M. Leavitt.
The Siege of Charleston. See Vol. viii.. No. 33152.
Siege of Chepachet. [Providence. 1842.] 8vo, pp. 8.
In verse. " This book is dedicated to the three-tail Bashaw of Tripoli, and all the
Barbary powers. By Roger Dogherty, alias Peter Madicanscutter."
The Siege of Mexico, a Melo-Drama. Milwaukee. 1850.
i8mo, pp. 46. 80869
The Siege of Quebec. [A Poem.] London: Fletcher. 1768?
4to. 80870
See "Monthly Review," xlii. 76.
The Siege of Quebec, and Conquest of Canada: in 1759.
By a Nun of the General Hospital of Quebec. To which is
appended an Account of the laying the First Stone of the Menu-
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ment to Wolfe and Montcalm. Quebec : Printed at the ^uebtc
Mercury Office, [n. d. | 8vo, cover-title and pp. 28. 2 Plates.
With the t'liilowing captiun urt pjgc i; '* Sie||;e \ii OmcSacz^ in 1759- Trjniljted
from tlie French. Narrative of the itoinu^ during the Siege of' Quebec, anil the cun-
quest of Canada { by a Nun of the General Hospital of Quebec, transmitted to a relig-
ious Community of the name order, in Frame." For accounts in French ui Vol. xvi.,
Noi. 69256, 69257, and No. 80866, lupra. Hie a/10 Vol. xvi., Not. 67008, 67010,
67021, 67022, 67024.
Siege of (Quebec on 31st December, 1775. The Centenary
Fete of the Literary and Historical Society, held ... 29th Decem-
ber, 1875. j^ebec : Printed at the *■*■ Morning Chronicle" Office.
1876. 8vo, pp. (2), 104. II Views in the text, and i folded
Plate. H. 80872
The Siege of Savannah, by the Combined American and
French Forces, under the Command of Gen. Lincoln, and the
Count D'Estaing, in the Autumn of 1779. Albany: J. Mursell.
1866. 4to, pp. 187. Portrait. b. 80873
Edited by Franklin B. Hough. One hundred copies printed. Corrected title of No,
33'53t Vol. VIII.
The Siege of Savannah, in 1779, as described in two contem-
poraneous Journals of French Officers in the Fleet of Count
D'Estaing. Albany^ N. Y.: 'Joel Mumell, 1874. Large 4to, pp.
70, Index 71-77. Map. l. 80874
Edited by Charles C. Jones, Jr. Improved title of No. 36481, Vol. ix. The anony-
mous manuscript from which the first journal is printed was in the possession of the
late Mr. J. Carson Brevoort, of Brooklyn. The other account is extracted from the
anonymous journal printed in 1782 {tee Vol. vi., No. 23033). The large folded plan
of the siege was photo-lithographed from the original formerly in the possession of Lord
Rawdon, afterwards in Mr. Brevoort's collection. Some copies of the book were first
issued without an index.
The Siege of Savannah in December, 1864, and the Confed-
erate Operations in Georgia and the Third Military District of
South Carolina during General Sherman's March from Atlanta to
the Sea. By Charles C. Jones, Jr. ... Printed for the Author.
Albany .^ N. Y.: Joel Munsell. 1 8 74. 410, pp. x, 184. BA. 80875
The Siege of the Penobscot. See C[alef] (J[ohn]), Vol. iii.,
No. 9925,
SiEGEL (A. L.) Buenos-Ayres und die dortige evangelische
Gemeinde. Ein Vortrag ... . Berlin: W. Schultxe. 1855. 8vo,
pp. 18. 808-6
SiEGEL (C. W. E.) A Hundred Years Ago, and other Poems.
SIECJVOLCK.
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By C. W. E. Siegcl.
1876. i2mo, pp. 223.
Lancaster : Daily and ll^eekly Examiner.
80877
SiEOVOLCK (G. P.) Das vonljcsu C'hristo|Dem Richtcr dcr
Lcbendigen uiul der Todten, | Allcr Cieatur /u prcdigcn bcfoh-
lcne| Kwige Evangclium,| Von dcr diirch Jhn crt'undcncn | Ewigcn
Erlosung, |Wodiirch alien, was da hcissct Tcufcl, Siinde, | Hullc
und Tod endlich gantz und gar vcrnichtiget, und | also alle
Cjcschopfe, die von Gott sehr gut crschaften wor-|den, nach
gnugsam geotfenbahrter Gottlichcn Stiaff"-|Gercchtigkcit, wic-
derum in ihrc uranfangliche Rei-| niglccit und Scligkeit gebracht
werden sollen ;| Allen Mcnschcn untcr alien Nationen, und Rcli-
gi-|ons-Partht'ycn, welche dcsscn Schall horcn, insonderheitlabcr
denen, welche es zu Hertzen nehmen, und sich zu ci-|ncr neili-
gen Gegcn-Liebe gegen den so liebreichcn | Gott'erwecken lasscn
wollen. I Anjetzo | Vor denen nachst-instehenden, ja bey dcnen
bcreits angegan- 1 genen erschrecklichcn Gerichten iibcr diesc
gegenwartige | Wider-Christische Welt, | Entwcder zu ihrer
Bekehrung und Starckung in dem CJuten, joder Zufalls-VVeise zu
ihrer Verstockung' und ReifFmachung zum | Cjcrichte ; aus erbar-
mender Liebe verkiindiget ; an un'/.eh-|lich vielen Orten durch
diesen Druck verbessert und | nebst Hinzufiigung eines | Neucn
Capitels iiber Hebr. 11. v. 16. | vom | Samen Abrahii | handlcnd,
veiinehret, I von|Georg Paul Siegv()lck,|einem einfaltigen Schiller
der Himmlischen Weisheit. ] Germatitown : \ Gedruckt und zu finden
bey Christoph Saur, 1768. | i6mo, pp. (9), 1-175. L. -\- Ger-
mantown : | Gedruckt und zu finden bey Christoph Saur^ 1769. |
i6tno, pp. (9), 1-175. HSP. 80878
SiEGVOLCK. The I Everlasting | Gospel, | Commanded to be
preached by jjesus Christ, |Judge of the Living and Dead, | unto |
All Creatures, Mark xvi. 15. | Concerning | the Eternal Redemp-
tion I found out by Him, | Whereby Devil, Sin, Hell and Death,
shall at I last be abolished, and the whole Creation | restored to its
primitive Purity;
christian World.
bciiigl A Testimony against the present Anti-j
Written in German by Paul Siegvolck, | and
translated into English by John S[echla]. | Germantown^ | Printed
by Christopher &tf ^r, | M Dcc Llii. | i6mo, pp. viii, 152. L.
At the end of the Lenox copy, which is in the original binding, is the following
trjct :
The Fatal I Consequences I of the | Unscriptural Doctrine | of | Predestination | and|Rep-
robation;|With|A Caution against it. [Written in High-Dutch by M. K. and translated!
an [«V] Desire. | Germanioivn, \ Printed and Sold by Chriuopber Sowr, 1753.! l6mo, pp.
14 (sig. A in seven).
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Vhilailtlfhia frinltd IT^^. London, rtprinttd l'j<)X, 8vo.
Sloninglon, Cinn. I Ho I. llmo. w.
Fbiladtlphia t Gibon, Fainbi/d Of Co. 1X44. 8vo, pp. 43. h.
Sierra (Jos. de). Mcrcurio Rcligioso. Solcmncs Kxcquias
del F. Antonio Bicmoiul, Oracion Kuncbrc que dixo cl Fr. Jos.
dc Sierra, con Sermon Funebre, por A. C de Montenegro. //«-
prenta (it la Bihitotheca Mexicana. 1756. 4to. 80880
Brristain gives the t'ull name ut' thin author, D. Joie Sierra, Diai de la Ri)sa, and tlie
following ritle :
Lugubri) virtutum planctus in Tumulu: Oratio funehris trittissimo in funcre Exnii. ac
Revrreniliaiiimi Patrit Magistri F. Antonii Bri-itionil, totiui PrKdiiaturuni OrHinis Ma-
giitri Oeneralii ... Mtxici, 1756. 4t<).
Sierra (Justo). Imprcssiones dc un Viajc a los Estados-Uni-
dos de America y al Canada ... Campeche. 1850. 4 vols., i2mo.
Sierra. Lecciones de dcrecho maritimo internacional, arreg-
ladas de orden del Excmo. Sr. Ministro de Fomento, para la
Escucia nacional de Comercio, por el Dr. Justo Sierra. Mrxico.
1854. Large 8vo, pp. 156. 80882
S[ierra] and R. (F. G. M.) Pcquefio catecismo dc gcografia
arreglado para el use de los nifios por J. S. C. y F. G. M. R.
quienes le dedican a la juventud estudiosa de ambos scxos. Me-
rida de Tucatan^ Reimpreso por Manuel Mimenza. 185 1 . 8v<), pp.
150. 80883
" Le nom de I'u) ea deux auteurs, Justo Sierra, le seul que j'aie pu reconn.-ittre aui
initiales, est connu comme cclui d'un litterateur distingue dans son pays, amateur dv tun
histoire et de ses antiquites, mais plus fanatique, dans son faux librralismc, que nc
I'etaient les fianciscains auxquels il reproche dans ses ecrits ce qu'il appellc leur fan.itisme
religieux. Sierra 6tait I'editeur de la seconde Edition de I'ouvragu de Cogolludo." — Bkas-
IIUR DK BoURBOURO.
Sierra. Proyecto de un cddigo civil Mexicano formado del
orden del superior gobierno. Edicion oficial. Mexico. 1861.
8vo. 80884
Sierra Leone Company. Substance of the Report deliv-
ered by the Court of Directors of the Sierra Leone Company, to
the General Court of Proprietors, on the 27th of March, 1794.
London. 1794. i2mo. Map. -\- Philadelphia : Printed by Thotnas
Dobson. 1795. i2mo, pp. 168. ba., w. 80885
Substance | of the | Report | of the [Court of Directors |of thc|
Sierra Leone Company, | delivered to the [General Court of Pro-
prietors, | on Thursday the 26th of February, 1795. | Published by
SIOALA.
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order of the Directors. | Philadttphia : \ Printtd hy Thonins Dobion. \
1795. i2mo, pp. 24. RA. 80886
Report from the Committee ... on the Petition of the Sierra
Leone Company ... London. 1802. 4to. c. 80887
The Sierra Magazine. Vol. 2. No. i. July, 1869. Boston:
C. E. Keith and Company. 1869. 8vo. Continued. 80888
Sierra y Rosso Hgnacio). Arcnga civica el 11 de Sept. 1854.
... Mexico. 1854. 8vo. 80889
Sierra y Rosso. Discurso, pronunciado en Mexico el 16 de
Sctiembre de 1838 ... Mexico. 1838. 8vo. bm. 80890
Sierra y Rosso. Discurso que por encargo dc la junta patri-
otica pronuncid ... Ignacio Sierra y Rosso, en la colocacion del
pie que perdid en Veracruz ... A. Lopez de Santa Anna, en la
gloriosa Jornada del 5 de Deciembre dc 1838. Mexico. 1842.
8vo. BM. 80891
Sierra y Rosso. Discurso que pronuncid en la colocacion
en Santa Paula ... Mexico. 1842. 8vo. 80892
Sierra y Rosso. Exposicion documentada qte dirieid el
ministro de Hacienda ... Mexico. 1852. 8vo. 00893
Sierra y Rosso. Poema pronunciado en la instalacion de la
academia de jurisprudencia el 8 de Febrero de 1835 ... Mexico.
1835. 8vo. BM. 80894
Sierra y Rosso. Represcntacion dirigida al Congreso nacional
por ... Ignacio Sierra y Rosso, como apoderado del ... presidente
de la Republica ... Mexico, 1837. 8vo. bm. 80895
SiFFERATH (N. L.) A Short Compendium of the Catechism
for the Indians, with the approbation of the Rt. Rev. Frederic
Baraga, Bishop of Saut Saint Marie, 1864. Rev. N. L. SifFe-
rath, Missionary of the Ottawa and Otchipwe Indians. Buffalo^
N. T. C. IVieckman^ {Aurora Printing House.) 1869. l2mo, pp.
62, 2. 80896
In the Ottawa Indian language.
SiGALA (Geronimo Morales). Discurso Theojuridico ... Mex-
ico. 1744. 4to. 80897
SiGALA. Sermon de ramos que para el dia veinte de aiio de
1755 en la solemnizacion de iglesia cathedral de Antequera ...
Mexico. 1755. 4to, 12 leaves. 80898
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statistique medicale de cet empire. Par J.-F.-X. Sigaiid, mcdccin
de rempei:ur don Pedro ii. Paris. 1844. Svo, pp. 591.
Der Sigenische Katechismus oder ein Aiiszug aus dem Heidel-
berger Catechismus. Gennantown : Christoph Saur. 1748.
Advertised in Sower's Newspaper, Aug. i, 1748. Title and note from Hildeburn.
SiGFRiD (I.) and Wyttenbach (D.) Theological Theses, |
Containing I the chief Heads of the j Christian Doctrine, | Deduced
from Axioms ; | Composed and publickly defended in Presence
and under I the Direction of the very reverend and most judicious
IJohn Henry Ringier, v.d.m. | And Professor of controversial
Divinity in the Academy [At Bern. | By | Isaac Sigfrid, of Zoffin-
gen in Bern, | and | Daniel Wyttenbach, of Bern, | In Order to
obtain the Honour of the S. Ministry. | 1747. | (Translated from
Latin.) | To which is added a Discourse by | Gerrit Lydckker.
A.B. I New-Tori. \ Printed and Sold by Samuel Brown at the Foot of\
Pothaker's Hill., between the New Dutch Church and \ Fly-Market.
1766. 1 [Title of second part :] A | Discourse | on | The (iieat-
ness, I and | Praise | of the | Lord, | Composed and delivered, | Hy
Gerrit Lydekker, a.b. | New-York., \ Pritited by Samuel Brown., at
the Foot of\Potbaker^s-Hill., between the New-Dutch \ Church., and
Fly-Market. 1766. | l6mo, pp. (12), 1-55; (2), 1-78, 78-113,
Advertisement (Hymns) pp. 1-4. ba., l. 80901
Sights and Notes : By a Looker On in Vienna. Dedicated to
the Union Army ! Seventh (of November) Edition. Copy,
Righted and Corrected. [In verse.] fVashington. 1864. 8vo,
pp. (16). B. 80902
Sights and Wonders in New York ; including a Description of
the Mysteries, Miracles, Marvels, Phenomena, Curiosities, and
Nondescripts, contained in that Great Congress of Wonders,
Barnum's Museum ; also, a Memoir of Barnum himself, with a
Description and Engraving of his Oriental Villi, at Bridgeport,
Conn., a Likeness and History of General Tjm Thumb, his
reception by Queen Victoria, and the principal crowned heads of
Europe, etc., etc. ... New York: "J. S. Redjield. 1849. i2mo,
pp. 22, and covers. 80903
El Siglo. San Salvador. 1 851. Folio. Continued. 80904
El Siglo Diez y Nueve. Mexico. 1 84 1-1863. 34 vols., folio.
Publ.cation was suspended from 16 Jan. to I Mar. 1843; on 5 and 6 Dec. 1844;
from I Jan. 1846 to 30 May, 1848; from 13-30 Sep. 1856 j and from I Aug. 1858
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80903
80904
|ols., folio-
Dec. 1844;
I Aug. 1858
to 14 Jan. 1 861. Title and description from the British Museum Catalogue of Printed
Books.
Sigma, pseudon. See [Sargent (L. M.)], Vol. xviii., pp. 516-
519.
Catalogue of the Sigma Phi. m dccc xl vi. [R. fF. Roberts,
Printer, 58 Genesee Street, Utica. 1846.] 8vo, pp. (34), and cov-
ers. Frontispiece, h. -\- m uccc l. \_Roherts Is Sherman, Printers.
38 ^ 40 Genesee street, Utica. 1850.J 8vo, pp. (39), and covers.
Frontispiece. L. -f F. P. V. m uccc lvi. [Boston: — Printed
liy T. R. Marvin and Son. 1856.] 8vo, pp. 72, and covers.
Frontispiece. L. 80906
Address [by Thomas T. Davis] and Poem [by F. W. IB. Can-
ning] delivered before the Associate Chapters of the Sigma Phi
SociKTY at their General Convention held in Williamstown,
Mass., Aug. 16, 1853. IVilliatnstoivn. 1854. 8vo, pp. 37. M.
Address and Poem delivered before the Chapters of the Sigma
Phi Fraternity, at the General Convention, held at Geneva,
N. Y., July 17, 1855. Geneva : Published by the Delta of New
York. 1855. 8vo, pp. 46, and covers. 80908
Contains: Youtli : its We.ipons ; its Armor. An Address, by A. Oakey Hall, of
the Gamma of New York, pp. 3-23; Poem, by the Rev. Guidon Huntington, a.m.,
of the Beta of New York, pp. 25-46.
Signal Fires on the Trail of the Pathfinder. New York : Day-
ton and Burdick. 1856. i8mo, pp. viii, 162. 80909
Signatus. See [Mather (C)], Vol. xi.. No. 465 ii.
Signs of Apostacy Lamented. [Boston? 1693?] Sm. 8vo,
pp. 4. 80910
In verse; followed by "A Caution to prevent Scandal." It is signed on page 4:
"Benjamin Bosworth of New-England. In the 8ist Year of My Age, 1693." Mr.
Brinley's copy (No. 730) sold for .'?I7, and is now in the Harris Collection of American
Puctry in the Library of Brown UnivcMsity at Providence, R. I. A copy is also men-
tioned in the new "Catalogue of Printed Books" in the British Museum, with the
press-mark 1 1623. a. 60.
"The author was a planter of Hingham, Mass., as early as 1635. His son, of the
same name, married a daughter of Secretary Nathaniel Morton, author of the Memorial.
The special signs of apostasy by which the poet's spirit was darkened were periwigs and
tup-knots : —
•When Perriwigs in Thrones and Pulpits get,
And hairy Tcp-knots in high Seats are set;
Then may we Pray, have Mercy Lord on us.
That in New- England it siiould now be thus ! ' "
J. H. TRUMnULL.
Signs Kii the Times. 1832. See [Carey (M.)], Vol. in., p. 341.
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SIGOURNEY.
The Signs of the Times consider'd : Or, The high Probability,
that the present Appearances in New-England, and the West of
Scotland, are a Prelude of the Glorious Things promised to the
Church in the latter Ages. Edinburgh, T. Lumisden and J. Rob-
ertson; MD.cc.xLii. 8vo, pp. (6), 5-34. B. 8091 1
By John Erskine, d.d.
SiGOURNEY (H. H. W.) Genealogy of the Sigourney Family.
By Henry H. W. Sigourney. Boston and Cambridge: 'James Mun-
roe & Co. MDCCCLVii. 8vo, pp. 31. B., s. 80912
Sigourney (L[ydia] H[untleyj), /». 1791,^. 1865. The Boy's
Reading-Book ; in Prose and Poetry, for Schools. By Mrs. L.
H. Sigourney. New-Tork : "J. Orville Taylor. 1839. i2mo, pp.
307. H. -f New York. 1840. i2mo. bm. 809 13
Sigourney. The Child's Book : consisting of original Arti-
cles, in Prose and Poetry. By Mrs. L. H. Sigourney. A^^w-
Tork : Turner is' Hayden. 1844. 1 2mo, (70) leaves. Illustrated.
Sigourney. The Daily Counsellor. By Mrs. L. H. Sigour-
ney. Second Edition. Hartford: Brown (^ Gross. 1859. 8vo,
pp. 402. c. 80915
Short poems for every day in the year, prefaced by a text of scripture. First edition,
1858, according to Allibone.
Sigourney. Examples from the Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Centuries. By Mrs. L. H. Sigourney. First Series. New York:
Charles Scribner. 1857. j6mo, pp. 349.
c. 80916
Sigourney. Examples of Life and Death. By Mrs. L. H.
Sigourney. ... New-Tork: Charles Scribner. 1851. i2mo, pp.
348. H. +\^Ibid.'] 1852. i2mo, pp. 348. B. -I
i2mo.
New edition, 1857, according to Allibone.
Sigourney. The Faded Hope. ... New York:
& Brothers. 1853. i6mo.
This is a biography of A. M. Sigourney, a son of the author ; with selections from
his writings. According to Allibone, the book was republished in London, Dec. 1852,
l2mo, and in Scotland, 1852.
[Ibid.] 1854.
809/7
Robert Carter
80918
[Sigourney.] The Farmer and Soldier. A Tale. ... Hart-
ford: J. Hubbard Wells, Printer. 1 833. i8mo, pp. 8. B. 80919
Signed : " L. H. S."
First edition,
SIGOURNEY.
539
SiGOURNEY. The Girl's Reading-Book ; in Prose and Poetry.
For Schools. By Mrs. L. H. Sigourncy. Ninth Edition. New-
Tor k : J. Orville Taylor. 1839. l2mo, pp. 274. H. 80920
According to Allibone there were between twenty and thirty editions, the first in
1838, the last in 1859.
SiGOURNEY. Gleanings. By Mrs. L. H. Sigourney. ... Hart-
ford: Brown and Gross, i860. l2mo, pp. 264.
H. 80921
[SiGOURNEY.] How to be happy. Written for the Children
of some dear friends. By a Lady. Hartford: D. F. Robinson
iff Co. 1833. Sm. 8vo, pp. 126. ba. 80922
SiGOURNEY. Illustrated Poems. By Mrs. L. H. Sigourney.
With Designs by Felix O. C. Darky, engraved by American
Artists. Philadelphia: Carey and Hart. 1849.- ^^"^ engraved
title-page, pp. 408. 14 Plates, ba. -f New Edition. Philadel-
phia: J. Hart. 1853. ^^^1 PP- 408. 9 Plates. c. 80923
Allibone mentions an edition of 1861.
SiGOURNEY. Lays of the Heart, and other Poems. ... London.
1848. i8mo. -(- L.iidon. 1853. 32mo. 80924
SiGOURNEY. Letters of Life. By Mrs. L. H. Sigourney.
New Tork : D. Jppleton and Company. 1866. i2mo, pp. (2), 414.
Portrait. ba. 80925
SiGOURNEY. Letters to Mothers. By Mrs. L. H. Sigourney.
Hartford. 1 838. l2mo. -|- Second Edition. New York : Har-
per iff Brothers. 1839. i2mo, pp. 297. H. + Sixth Edition.
New Tork. 1845. l2mo. 80926
According to Allibone there were several London editions.
SiGOURNEY. Letters to my Pupils : with Narrative and Bio-
NewTork: R.
Plate, c. -f
bm. 80927
graphical Sketches. By Mrs. L. H. Sigourney.
Carter iff T'other s. 1851. l2mo, pp. (2), 341.
Second Edi on. New Tork. 1851. i2mo.
[SiGOURNt r.] Letters to Young Ladies. By a Lady. Hart-
ford: Printed by P. Canfield, 1833. l8mo, pp. 152. B. 80928
SiGOURNEY. Letters to Young Ladies. By Mrs. L. H.
Sigourney. ... Second Edition. Hartford: IVilliatn IVaison. 1835.
i8mo, pp. 212. b. -[-Third Edition. New- Tor k : Harper i^
Brothers. 1 837. l2mo, pp. 259. -f- Fourteenth Edition. [/^/W.]
T*.
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540
SIGOUANEY.
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1846. i2mo, pp. 295. R. + Sixteenth Edition. [Ibid.] 1852.
i2mo, pp. 295. B. 80929
Allibunu mentions: 20th ed , 1853, and adds that there were at least five Londun
editions.
SiGOURNEY. Lucy Howard's Journal. By Mrs. L. H. Sigour-
ney. ... New Tork : Harper i^ Brothers. 1 858. l2mo, pp. 343.
SiGOURNEY. The Man of Uz, and other Poems. By Mrs.
L. H. Sigourney. Hartford: lVilliams.,lVileyl^ IVaterman. 1862.
i2mo, pp. 276. H. 80931
SiGOURNEY. Memoir of Mrs. Harriet Newell Cook. By
Mrs. L. H. Sigourney. New Tork : R. Carter & Brothers. 1853.
i6mo, pp. 252. c. 80932
[SiGOURNEY.] Moral Pieces in Prose and Verse. By Lydia
Huntley. Hartford : Sheldon iff Goodwin^ Printers. 18 15. i2mo,
pp. xii, 267, errata (i), subscribers (2). h., s. 80933
This is Miss Huntley's first published work.
SiGOURNEY. Myrtis ; with other Etchings and Sketchings.
By Mrs. L. H. Sigourney. New-Tori: Harper y Brothers. 1846.
i2mo, pp. vii, 292. Plate. c. 80934
SiGOURNEY. Olive Buds. [Narrative Stories.] By Mrs. L.
H. Sigourney. Hartford: William IV atson. 1836. Sq. i2mo, pp.
136. 80935
1 Aliibone mentions an edition of 1852.
SiGOURNEY. Olive Leaves. By Mrs. L. H. Sigourney.
Illustrated. New Tori: Robert Carter & Brothers. 1852. i6mo,
pp. 308. 7 Plates. B., c. + London. 1853. i2mo. 80936
SiGOURNEY. Past Meridian. By Mrs. L. H. Sigourney. ...
New-Tork. 1854. i2mo. + Second Edition. Hartford^ Conn. :
F.J. Brown. 1856. i2mo, pp. 344. ba. -\- Third Edition.
[^Ibid.'\ 1857. i2mo, pp. 344. H. 80937
Aliibone mentions other editions: London, 1855 and 1858, i2mo. + Fourth Amer-
ican edition, 1858.
SiGOURNEY. The Pictorial Reader, consisting of Original
Articles for the Instruction of Young Children. By Mrs. L. H.
Sigourney. New-Tork: Turner y Hayden. 1844. i6mo, pp.
141. c. 80938
SIGOURNliY.
54'
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SiGOURNEY. Pleasant Memories of Pleasant Lands. By Mrs.
L. H. Sigourncy. ... Boston: James Munroe and Company, mdccc-
XLii. i2mo, engraved title, pp. viii, 368. Plate, b., c. 80939
SiGOURNEY. Pleasant Memories of Pleasant Lands. By Mrs.
L. H. Sigourney. London. 1843. ^°^^ ^^"' ^ Plates. 80940
According tu AUibonc there were at least four London editions — three in 1843, one
in 1849 — published by as many houses.
SiGOURNEY. Pleasant Memories of Pleasant Lands. By Mrs.
L. H. Sigourney. ... Second Edition. Boston. 1844. i2rno. -f"
Third Edition. Boston and Cambridge : "James Munroe and Com-
pany. M Dccc LVi. i2mo, engraved title, pp. xvi, 395. Plate.
SiGOURNEY. Pocahontas, and other Poems. By Mrs. L.
H. Sigourney. New York: Harper & Brothers. ' iS^l. l2mo,
engraved title, pp. (2), ix-281, (2). Plate, + London: Tyas &
Co. 1 84 1. i6mo, pp. 308. -f ^^"^ Tork. 1844. i2mo.
[SiGOURNEY.] Poems; by the Author of "Moral Pieces in
Prose and Verse." Boston : S. G. Goodrich, mdcccxxvii. i 2mo,
pp. 228. B., c. 80943
SiGOURNEY. Poems ; By Mrs. L. H. Sigourney. Philadel-
phia: Key& Biddle. 1834. i2mo, pp. 288. H. 80944
SiGOURNEY. Poems. By Mrs. L. H. Sigourney. Second
Edition. Philadelphia : Key ^ Biddle^ 1836. l2mo, pp. 304.
Other editions: New Tori. 1841. i8mo, pp. 256. ■\- Philadelphia. 1846. 24010,
pp. 255. + Neiv Tork. 1853. l6mo, pp. 254. ■\- London. 1854. l8mo. + London.
i860. 24mo. See also "Select Poems," infra.
SiGOURNEY. Poems for Children. ... Hartford. 1836. 32mo.
SiGOURNEY. Poems for the Sea. By Mrs. L. H. Sigourney.
Hartford: H. S. Parsons & Co. 1850. i2mo, pp. 152. c. 80947
SiGOURNEY. Poems, Religious and Elegiac. By Mrs. L. H.
Sigourney. London: Tyas id' Co. 1841. .T6mo, pp. 352. 80948
SiGOURNEY. The Poetical Works of Mrs. L. H. Sigourney.
... London: Thomas Nelson, mucccl. i6mo, pp. 274. B. -f
london. 1863. i8mo, pp. x, 236. 80949
Edited by T. W. N. Bayley.
SiGOURNEY. Poetry for Seamen. By Mrs. L. H. Sigourncy.
Boston. 1845. i6mo, pp. 63. 80950
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SICOURNEV.
SiGouRNEY. Scenes in my Native Land. By Mrs. L. H.
Sigourney. ... Boston: yames Muttroe and Company, mdcccxlv.
i2mo, engraved title, pp. iv, 319. Plate, c, H. -f- London: H.
G. Clarke y Co. 1845. i8mo, pp. 288. c. 80951
Sigourney. Select Poems; By Mrs. L. H. Sigourney. Third
Edition. ... Philadelphia : Frederick IV. Greenough. 1 838. l2mo,
pp. 305. Plates. n. 80952
Sigourney. Select Poems. By Mrs. L. H. Sigourney.
Fourth Edition. With Illustrations. Philadelphia. 1843. J2mo,
pp. 324. + Eleventh Edition. Philadelphia. 1857. i2mo, pp.
338. 80953
Sigourney. Selections from various Sources. By Mrs. L.
H. Sigourney. Worcester: John H. Turner. 1863. i2mo, pp.
240. H. 80954
Sigourney. Simple Tales for My Own Children. By Mrs.
L. H. Sigourney. London. 1849. i8mo. 80955
[Sigourney.] Sketch of Connecticut "Forty Years Since. ...
Hartford: Oliver D. Cooke ^ Sons. 1824. l2mo, pp. (2), 278.
Contains an account of the N.'rragansct Indians, and a sketch ot' Samson Occum, the
Indian preacher.
Sigourney. Sketches. By Mrs. Sigourney. Philadelphia:
Key i^ Biddle. 1 834. l2mo, pp. 216. Plate. H. 80957
Includes a legend of Oxford, Massachusetts.
Sigourney. Tales and Essays for Children. By Mrs. L. H.
Sigourney. Hartford: F.J.Huntington. 1835. Sq. i8mo, pp.
128. c. 80958
[Sigourney.] Traits of the Aborigines of America. A
Poem. Cambridge : Hilliard and Metcalf Printers. 1822. l2mo,
pp. (2), 284. BA. -\- Cambridge: Cummings & Hilliard. 1822.
iimo, pp. (2), 284, errata i leaf. 80959
Pages 183 to 284 are occupied with historical notes, illustrative of the habits of the
American Aborigines.
Sigourney. Transplanted Daisy. Memoir of Frances Ra-
cillia Hackley. ... New Tork. 1865. 410. 80960
Pr'... red for private distribution.
Sigourney. The Voice of Flowers. By Mrs. L. H. Sigour-
ney. Hartford. 1846. 32mo. 80961
SIGUENZA.
543
SiGouRNEY. Voices of Home. By Mrs. L. H. Sigourney.
Hartford. 1852. Sm. i2mo, pp. 152. 80902
Sigourney. Water-Drops. By Mrs. L. H. Sigourney. New
York : R. Carter. 1848. i6mo, pp. 275. c. 80963
Talcs in pruse, and poems.
Sigourney. The Weeping Willow. By Mrs. L. H. Sigour-
ney. Hartford. 1847. 32mo. -f Hartford. 1852. 24010, pp.
128. 80964
Sigourney. The Western Home, and other Poems. By
Mrs. L. H. Sigourney. Philadelphia: Parry ^ McMillan. 1854.
i2mo, pp. (2), 359. Portrait. b., p. 80965
Sigourney. Whisper to A Bride. By Mrs. L. H. Sigour-
ney. Hartford. [1850.] Sm. i6mo. + Second Edition. Hart
ford. [1850.] Sm. i6mo, pp. 80.
80966
Sigourney. Zinzendorff", and other Poems. By Mrs. L. H.
Sigourney. New York. 1836. i2mo, pp. 300. -(- Second Edi-
tion. New York. 1837. i2mo. 80967
The following works by Mrs. Sigourney are briefly mentioned in AUibone's " Dic-
tionary :"
Biography and Writings of Ann M.iria Hyde ... 1816. I2mu. — Biography of
Females ... 1829. i8mo. — Biography of Pious Persons. ... 1832. 2 vols., i8mo. —
The Coronal ... London. 1848. i8mo. — Evening Readings in History ... 1833.
i8mo. — History of Marcus Aurelius Antoninus. ... 1835. i8mo. — The Lovely Sis-
ters ... 1845. i6mo. — Memoir of Phebe Hammond ... 1833. i8mo. — Poetry for
Children ... 1834. i8mo. — Sayings of the Little Ones ... 1854. i2mo. — Voices of
Home, on The Sea ... 1845. i2mo. 5Ve a/w " The Square Table."
[SiGSBY ( — ).] Life and Adventures of Timothy Murphy, the
Benefactor of Schoharie, including his History from the Com-
mencement of the Revolution, his Rencontres with the Indians,
the Siege of the three Forts ... and Anecdotes of his Adventures
with the Indians, &c. ... Schoharie: A. B. Pond. 1863. 8vo, pp.
23. H. 80968
For an earlier edition tee Vol. xii.. No. 51474.
SiGUENZA (Gabriel). Epopeya Pdstuma de D. Carlos de Sigii-
enza y Gdngora ... Mexico. 1 701. 4to. 80969
Title from Beristain. The author was a nephew of D. Carlos de Sigiienza y Gongora
SiGUENZA (Jose). Versos Saficos-Adonicos en elogio de la
Concepcion Inmaculada de Maria. ... Mexico. 1683. 410.
Title from Beri&tain.
544
8IGUEN'/,A Y CidNOORA.
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SiGUKNZA Y GoNGORA (Cailos dc), A. 1645, </. I joo. Dcscrip-
cidn de la hahia de Santa Maria de Galvc, alias Panzacola, de la
Mobila y del Rio Misisipi ... Mexieo. 1694. Folio. 8097 1
Thu exploration, of which the above work is an account, was undcrt.iken in 1693 by
the general of the Meet, Don Aiulres de Pe/. Sigiicnza acconipanieii the expedition in
liis uriicial capacity as Royal CosnKJgr.ipher. Beristain describes the work as in manu-
script, and gives tiie title thus: " Hescripiion del Seno de Sta. M.iria de Galve, alias
Fanzacola, de la Mobila y del Rio Misisipi." In one of the copies of lleristain beinny-
ing to the Lenox Library is a manuscript note opposite this title, in the handwriting ut'
the former owner, Seflor Jose Fernando Ramirez, as follows : " Impresa en folio, se^-un
expresa Cardenas en su Emayn crotwli'^ica para la Historia Jt la Florida^ Introduc. p. 36.
£11 mi poder cl m.s. original lirmado. 26 f" folio." In the sale catalogue of the librarv
of Seflor Ramirez [London, t88o), it appeared as " Reconocimiento de la Bahia de
Panzacola en Florida. Ms. of the 17th century in folio, 16 leaves, signed by tiie author."
It brought £6 15s, and was purchased in the name of *< Harris."
SiGuENZA Y GdNGORA. Las G'.)iias de ^ueretaro ... Mexico^
por Calderon. 1668. 4to. 80972
This edition, like the one following, was perhaps accompanied by the piece in verse
entitled, " Hrimavera Indiana." See No. 809S2, infra. Title from Beristain, who dues
not mention the following edition :
SigOenza y Gongora. Glorias de Queretaro en la Nucva
Congregacion Eclesiastica de Maria Santissima de Guadalupe,
con que se ilustra ; y en el sumptuoso teniplo, que dedico a su
obsequio D. Juan Cavallcro, v Ocio Presbytero, Comissario de
Cortc del Tribunal del Santo Ortcio de la Inquisicion. ... [Vig-
nette of a horse. J Eh Mexico. Por la Vhula de Bernardo Calderon.
ixi. DC. Lxxx. [1680.] 4to, title and 4 other prel. leaves, text
pp. 80; Primavera Indiana, (13) leaves. j.c.b. 80973
The appended verses have the following title : " Primavera Indiana Poema Sacro-
Historico. Idea de Maria Sanctisiima de Guadalupe de Mexico. Copiada de Flores."
No imprint. For other editions of this poem iet No. 80982, infra.
SiGUENZA Y GoNGORA. Glorias de Queretaro, en la funda-
cion y admirables progresos de la ... congregacion eclesiastica de
presbiteros seculares de Maria Santisima de Guadalupe de Mexico,
con que se ilustra, y en el suntuoso templo que dedico a su obse-
quio el Br. D. Juan Caballero y Ocio, presbitero comisario de
Corte del Santo Oficio por la buprema y General Inquisicion ;
que en otro tiempo escribid el Dr. D. Carlos de Sigiienza y Gdn-
gora, presbitero natural de Mexico, y Catedratico propietario de
Matematicas en su Real y Pontificia Universidad : y que ahoia
escribe de nuevo El Br. D. Joseph Maria Zelaa e Hidalgo, pres-
bitero ... Mexico.^ MDCCClll. Con las I'tcencias necesarias. En la
Oficina de D. Mariano 'Joseph de Zuniga y Ontiveros., Calk del Espi-
siGUKNZA V (;(Sn(;ora.
545
ritu Santo. 410, pp. (16), 235 [wrongly numbered 135], (4). 2
Plans. UM. 80974
This edition is really a new worit, having been lowritton ami greatly cnlargt-d liy the
editor, Scftor Zelaa e Midalgo, who suhscqurntly piihlishcd the fnjlowing ssuuiilcnirnt :
Adiciones al libro de las Gloriaa de J^ucri'taro, pur Jos. M. /cl.ia e Hidalgo ... Mtxico.
I it 10. 4to.
SigOknza y GdNGORA. Los Int'ortunios de Alonso Ramirez
... Mexico^ par Calderon. 1690. 410. 80975
" Este Alonso Ramirez rra ii itiiral de S. Juan de Puerto Rico. Fue apresado por
uiiDs piratas en los mares de Filipinas, desde dondi' lii)iandose prodigii.samcnti!, navego
solo y sin derrota hasta las costas de Yucatan, habicndo dado tasi una vucdta al glolio."
— Beristain.
Sic;uENZA Y GdNGORA. Libra Astronomica v ^*hilosophica.
... Sacala a luz Seb. dc Gu/man y C'cjrdova. ... Mexico.^ por Cal^
(leron. 1690. 410, pp. (24), 188. Woodcuts. 80976
Deristain also mentions another work of a similar character by .Siguunza, which wai
nut printed. It was entitled : " El Belerofonte Matematico contra la (.^"''"'-■''a Aitro-
Uigica de D. Martin de la Torre."
SiGUENZA Y GdNGORA. Manificsto tilosofico contra los Co-
metas ... Mexico. 1681. 4to. ^0977
" Dio motivo a este opuscuto el cometa que comenzo a verse en Mexico el rnes de
Noviembre de 1680. Reinaba todavia en el vul^;o de los filosofos l.i opinion te que
estos fenomenos eran fatal anuncio de aljruna desgracia publica ; y nucstro autor como
rrnjor fisico y astronomo, y ciitico ilustrado, traio de despojar a los comctas del imperio
que tcnian sobre los timidos y de refutar las vulgarid ides. Pero contra dicho manitie.sto
Ciirtaron las plumas tres filo — niatematicos de este reino. El primero fue 1). Jose Esco-
bar Salmeron, doctor medico, a quien no quiso contcstar nuestro Sigiienza. El segundo
fue el P. Eusebio Kino, jesuitii alcman, que acababa de llegar a Mexico. A este con-
testo 0. Carlos con el siguiente opuscule : — Libra Auronomica." — Beristain. Stt No.
80976, iupra.
SiGUENZA Y GoNGORA. Mcrcurjo Volantc con la noticia de
la recuperacion de las Provincias de Nuevo Mexico conscgvida
por D. Diego de Vargas, Zapata, Yluxan Ponzc de Leon, Gover-
nador y Capitan General de aquel Reyno. Escriviola por especial
urden de el Excelcntissimo Seiior Conde de Galve Virrev, Gover-
nador, y Capitan General de la Nueva-Espana, he. ... [Vignette
of a horse.] Con licencia en Mexico : En la Imprenta de Antuerpia
de los Herederos de la Fiuda de Bernardo Calderon^ ano de 1693. 4to,
title and pp. i8. j.c.B. 80978
"Papel Periodico." — Beristain. Seftor J. F. Ramirez wrote the following note
opposite this title in his copy nf Beristain, which is now in the Lenox Library: "En
mi podcr, copia antigua. No esiste ejeniplar imprest). " The manuscript, however, does
not seem to be mentioned in the Ramirez sale catalogue.
Ternaux (No. 1065) gives the title thus: "El Mercurio volante, con las noticias de
la restauraclon del Nuevo Mexico, por D. Carlos de Sigucnza y Gongora. Mexico^ l^93'
4to."
i I
546
sic;ui:n/a v (idNCORA.
il
Mf
Ml j
SKiuKNZA Y GoNc.ORA. El OriciUiil Plaiu'ta Evangelico ...
Mexico^ por Betuiv'idez. 1 700. 410. ^0979
" Es un poem 1 en elogio dp S, Francisco Javier, etcrito en ififiS, y aprobado ent6nces
por el Mti'i. Fr. Antonio Momoi, rector lie) colegio He PortJKrli, que fu6 ilespuen ||;eneral
dr I118 dominicdt y muri6 arzobispo dc Santiago de Galicia ; pero se publico iiiuerto ya cl
autor." — Beristain.
SiGuENZA V GoNGORA. Piuayso Occidental, plantado, y cul-
tivadu por la liberal btnefica mano de los muy Catholicos, y podt-
rosos Reyes de Espafia Nuestros Senores en su magnifico Real
Convcnto de Jesus Maria de Mexico : De cuya fiindacion, y
proeressos, y de las prodigiosas iiiaravillas, y virtudcs, con (|iic'
exalando olor suave de pcrfcccion, florecieron en su clausura la
V. M. Marina de la Crvz, y otras exemplarissimas Religiosas da
noticia en cste volunicn D. Carlos de Sigucn/a, y Gongora, Pres-
bytero Mexicano. Con Licencia de los Svperiores. Kn Mexico^
por "Juan de Rlbera^ Imptf^sor^ y Mer coder de ithros. Aho de mdc-
Lxxxiiij. [1684.] 4to. Frontispiece arms ot Spain, title and 10
other prel. leaves, text 206 leaves, errata pp. (2). j.c.b. 80980
" £s la historia de 1 1 fundacion del munasterio de Jesus y Maria de Mexico en |js
vidua de dus veiierali! igiosas." — B«kistain. Priced by Tiiibncr (Bib. Hisp.-AniiT-
icana, 1870), £2 as j Jerc (Bib. Am., 1878, No. 1274), 150 iianc8. The Ramirez
copy sold for £1 in iSSc}.
SiGUENZA Y GoNGORA. La Piedad herdica de D. Fernando
Cortes ... \_Mexko? 16 — ?] 4to.
" D. Cayetano Cabrera en su Escudo de Armas de Mexico ;
663, asegura que este opuaculu se imprimio " — Rkristain.
SiGUENZA Y GdNGORA. Primavcra Indiana.
4to.
80981
lib. 3, cap, 14, num.
.. Mexico. 1662.
80982
Reprinted in 1 668, and again in 1683, according to Beristain, who describes the con-
tents as follows : " Es un canto en 77 octavas, en que pinta con todo el entusiasmo poe-
tico la aparicion milaj;rosa de Ntra. Sia. de Guadalupe de Mexico." The eiiition of
1668 was perhaps printed to accompany the same author's "Glorias de Querctaro,"
which was published in that year. The edition of 1683, mentioned by Beristain, is
probably the same as the undated reprint which is appended to the 1680 edition uf
"Glorias de Queretaro," No. 80973, tupra.
SiGUENZA Y GoNGORA. Primavera Indiana, poema sacro de
Nuestra Sefiura de Guadaloupe, por D. Carlos de Siguenca y
Gongora. Mexico. 1668. 8vo. 80983
Title from Ternaux, No. 853. See the note to the next preceding title.
SiGUENZA Y GdNGORA. Relacion histdrica de los sucesos de
la Armada de Barlovento a fines de i6go, y fines dc 1691 ...
Mexico.^ por Calderon. 169 1. 4to. 80984,
" £n ella se describe la victoria de las armas espaftoles contra los franceses en la parte
SKiliPNV \ V (ioNCiORA.
547
clico ...
80979
do ent6nccs
i)Ui'« general
nuerto y;» el
io> y
cul-
s, y poilf-
fico Rial
clacion, y
, con que
:lausura la
ligiosas da
rora, Pies-
Kn Mexico^
0 de MDC-
itle and 10
c.B. 80980
Mexico en las
). Hisp.-Anit.T-
'Tlie Ramirci
. Fernando
80981
cap, I4» "''™'
\extco. 1662.
80982
Ucribcs the con-
|entusiasmi) foe-
1 The edition of
de Querctaro,"
by Beristain, is
1 680 edition of
la sacro de
Siguenca y
80983
|ing title,
sucesos de
|dc 1691 -
80984 i
Iceses en la pa"' I
Set('niTi(in,il He l.i It.l.i (!>• S.iiifo f)()mini,'ii, con l.i nimm i dc c; i.uiin." — BEBirt'^'N. $ti
No. 6i;ioi, Vol. XVI., w/jii'h is perhnps tlir same W'lk ; .mU .iljo No, HoyXy, infra.
SiCiiJENZA Y G(5nc;()RA. Thcatro dc Viitudi-s P'>liticas (jvc
constituyen a un Principe ; advcitidas cii los Monart lias aiitignos
del Mcxicano Inipciio, con cuvas cHgies se hcrmoscd d arco
trivmphal, (|iu' la miiv Noble, vnu. I>eal, Imperial ("iudad dc
Mexico crigiT) para el digno reiiviniiento en ella del Kx"^". Virrey
Conde dc Paredes, etc. ... En Aliwico., For la V'luda de Beni/ndo
Calderon. cwDci.xxx. [1680.] 410, pp. (6), 88. J.t.n. 80985
"Libro simbolicd, historiin y poLtiio, llrno dc las mas si-lcit.i iTiulicidn, I'uropt'a y
amei'iiana; en que se dcscribio d irco tiiuiit.ij, i|ue erigio Mrxiiu a li entiad.i de su
virey, el conde d(: Paredes, marques de la Laguiia."— Bekistain. Repiinted in the
" Documentos para la Histori.i de Mi-xito," third series, 1H56,
SicjiJENZA Y GoNCiORA. Trivmplio Parthciiico, que <-n glo-
rias dc Maria Santissinia immaciiladameiue conceliida, ci lehro la
Pontificia Imperial, y Regia Academia Mcxicana en cl bieiinio,
que como su Rector la govcrno cl Doctor Don Juan de Narvaez,
Tcsorero General dc la Santa Cruzada en el Aiy^obispado de
Mexico ... Eh Mexico: Por 'Juan de Rihera en el Empedradillo.
ixi. DC. Lxxxiii. [1683.] 4to, leaves (8), Ii8. j.c.h. 80986
" Historia de las fiestas y justas poeticas que celcliro la pontirtcia universiilad literaria
lie Mexico, en honor del misterio de la Coneepcion Inmaeiil id.i de la Virgen Maiia." —
Beristain. It is partly in verse. Ternaux give.-, the title under a wrong date, 1681.
Skjuenza y GdNGORA. Trofeo de la Ju^ticia Espafiola en el
Castigo de la alevosia Francesa que al abrigo dc la Armada de
Barlovento exccutaron los Lanzeros dc la Isla dt. Santo Domingo,
en los que de aquella nacion ocupan sus costas. ... Kn Mexico^
por los Herederos de la P'luda de B, Calderon. 1691. 410, pp. (S).,
100. 80987
This work contains an exact and graphic account of the struggles of the Span! uds of
St, Domingo against the attempts of the French to obtain possession of that island.
The Ramirez copy, which contained on the title the autograph of Dr, Eguiara, sold for
£8. The same copy w.is priced by J^uaritch Xio los in 18S5.
C.irlos Sigiienza y Gongora, according to Beristain, was one of the ablest sclu-Iars of
New Spain, a poet, pliilosopher, mathematician, historian, antiquarian, and critic. " He
ituilied mathematics and astronomy in his native city under the direction of his father,
and in 1660 entered the Company of Jesus. In 1662 he published his first poem. He
continued his mathematical .ind scientific studies, and in 166^ left the Jesuit cvder,
king .ipi'ointed chaplain of the hospital ♦ Amor de Dios.' There he became intimate
witii Juaii lie Alva Ixtlilxotchitl, who put at his disposal the rich collection of docu-
ments of liis ancestors, the kings of Texcoco, and in 1668 Sigiienza began the study
of Aztec hi-tory and the deciphering of the hieroglyphs and symbolical writings of the
Ti'ltccs. In 1681 hf was appointed by Charles if. royal cosmographer ami professor of
mathematics in the University of Mexico, and in 1693 he was sent by the viceroy,
Gjspar de S ndoval, to accompany Admiral Andres de I'ez on a scientific exploration of
Gulf of Mexico. On his return he entered tlie Jesuit order again, and, after falling
', )
548
.SI0UI;N7,A V (idNCiOKA.
heir to lictlilxotchitri collprtion of ilntumentt, gave the I.11I yean of hii life in the
rcrirrniKnr of tlir hnnpit.il to the- lotnplrtion of hit worki on ancient Mexican hlitory."
— AppUlnni" Cycliipaedia nf Amirican Hioftrapbi.
0\' t)ic numeroiu works of SiijUen/a in nunuiiript nientioned by Rcriitaiii, only ,1
few havr Ix'cn |irrici'vi-i|. Some of (lir titlcH ifi tlir following lilt arc known only liom
the ili-Kcriptinns of Drt.iiU'ur, Florrtici.i, Cirrni, and Hotiiriiii. (l) 'I'ratailo mibrr Ida
E(li|iic!< del S.il.--(i) Apolo^l.i lid I'orni.i iiiitul.iilo s l'rin\avrra Iniliana. — (3) Ciclo-
grafia IVIexican.i. "Otiiade muclio mcrito, en la ciial |iur el cilculo de ioa ei ii|in('t y
cometan de ijui' liacian nu-moiia lov pipi'leii de lot IndioH, ajuitu Sigiienza exactanirntc
lui epocai a las dc Kuropa, y exprrho el > rdadero nindu ili* cont.ir ton liijloi, aft'Li y
niciie*. La tradujii al italiano Carrcrl, la Iryu IJ. Selia^ti.in (iu/.ni in, y la i itan Pini'lo y
I). Nituliii Antonio." — (4) Hiatoria del Inipcrio dc lot Cliirhinirias. ** Kn ella se
dcucubria el paio de los Indloi del A»i 1 i la Anirrica, londucidon p<ir au gcfe Chi(.lii.
mecatl, au primer est iblei iniiento en el p.iit de Analitiatl, el auincnto ile tu iinprrio pur
lui ulmecaa, tultei ax, aiolliuas y lulii II nu'xic.inos. H.ilila ile I'lla el niinnio Si)(iieii/,i
en el prologii 4 su paraino incident. il ! el citado (iu^iii in ascgiira que eiitaba |<r(iiiti p.iri
la |irensa ; y la ment ionan Detain tir, I'inelo y I). Niiolaa Antniiio." — (5) Kl Keiiix dc
Ociidcnte, '• Ms una disertai ion liistoriia, en ijue se propuao el autor retucitar de entre
las cenizaa dc Ian antiguasi truilii ioneii mexicanas al apoatol Santo Toniit, conHrniandu su
predicaciun en esta America con laa pinturai y poesi la de loa tultccaa, teochichirnecat, y
niexicanoi, que reconocieron por patriarca de sii priinitivo lulto al Teutat/in ^u.izaku.iil,
en cuyo nomt)re, vratido, doctrina y vaticiiilua haliaba Sigiien/.a el retrato, aiinque lior-
rado y cunfuio, de aquel aanto apuatol." The original manusi ript in the handwiitiiij;
of the author, 50 leaves in folio, was in the poisesaion of the late Seftor J. F. Ramirez,
in the lale catalogue of who^c library it is entitled " HI Fenix de la America." It wis
told for £2 lis and is ikjw in the Rant roft Library at San Kr.incisi o. — (6) Oental.-(;ia
de los Reyes Mexicinod. — (7) Anotacionea crlticaa k lai. (.'bras de Uernal Diaz del Cis-
tillo, y F. Torqueinada. Fiagmentt of the original niaiiuscipt of this work, in the
author's autograph, comprising 36 leaves in folio, were ndii in tlie llaniire/. collcuiin
for X5 7s 61I, being 'puri haseil for the Bancroft Library. The woi k relates to rlir rirsi
apostle of New Spain and to the Imige of Guadalupe. - (H) Teatro de la Santa Iglesia
Metropolitano de Mexico. — (9) Hiatoria de la Univcrsidad dc Mexico. — (10) Triliunjj
Historico. — (11) Historia de la Froviiicia de Tejas. — (12) Vida del Ven. Ar/.obiipo
de Mexico, D. Alonsu de Guevas Davalos. — (13) Elogiu fiinebre de la celebrc Poctisa
Mexicana, Sor Juan Ines de la Cruz. — (14) Tratado de la Esfera, en 200 fojas. " De
todos estos hay noticia y constancia," says Beristain, " pero yo no he hallado ninguno de
ellos. Mas en la biblioteca de la universidad de Mexico he visto los siguientea :" — (15)
Informe al Virey de Mexico sobre la Fortaleza de S. Juan de Ulua, " fecho a 31 dc
Dicicmbre de 1695. MS. en fol." — (16) Un Fragmento de la Historia antigui dc Ids
Indios con Estampas. " MS. en f)l." — (17) Kalendariu de los Mesea y Fiestas de lus
Mexicanos. " MS. fol." — (18) Reducciones de Estancias de G.inado i Caballerias de
Tierra, hechas sugun Reglas de Aritnietica y Geometria. "MS. fol."
♦• Deben por ultimo aftadirse a estos escritos propios de D. Carlos dc Siglienza los otroi
originates agenos que colecto en 28 voliimenes, y lego en su testamento al colegio niiximo
de S. Pedro y S. Pablo de los jesuitas de Mexico, de los cuales en 1750, en que escribio
su biblioteca mexicana el Illmu. Kgui ira, solo existian 8. V habian pasado i la publicj
de la universidad los libros de aquel colegio, de resultas de la expatriacion, ya no restan
sino los fragmentos arriba expresados." — Beristain.
Among the marginal ann('tations to Beristain, in the handwriting of Seflor Ramirez,
is the following title : Alboroto y Motin de los Indios de Mexico. Carta de D. Carlos
dc Siguenza y Gongora, cosmografo del Rey en la N. E., Cathedratico de Mathematical
en la R'. Universidad y Capellan mayor del Hospital R'. del Amor de Dios de la CiuJad,
en que da razon al Almirante D. Andres del Pes del Tumulto. " MS. de 40 tojii,
fol. fechado en Mexico a 30 de Agosto de 1692. Esta firmado por Siguenz.i, dc cuya
letra son tambien el titulo, el final y algunas enmiendas. En mi coleccion el original." |
Ac the sale of the Ramirez collection in 1880 this manuscript brought £4 4s, and was ,
SII.AS MARNKR.
549
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ic handwrit'mi!
J. F. R;iii>ir«,
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(6) Oeivjl.nu
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s work, in thi:
mire/. colliM-tiin
[Kites to till! tirst
l.i S.int.i Iglesia
(lo) Triliunjl
|Veil. Ar/.iibispo
cclebrc Foctisa
|00 fojas. " lie
lado ninguno de
luientes:"— (ij)
]'« fecho a }I de
|a anti^ua ic los
y Fiestas lie loj
k Caballerias de
|iyacn/.a los otroi
colegio miximu
en que escribio
Isado it la publicJ
(ion, ya no resun
Seftov Ramirei,
Irta de D. Carlos
Ide Mathematical
y,<,8 de la Ciudad,
Jiguenza, de cuya
Icion el ufig'"^'-
; £4 4s, and w>i I
purrh.iird by Mr, Steveni for H. H. Iiinctiil\ ii>° San Fr^ncinio, in whiiie library it
now il.
SijPH.sTKYN ((\ A. van). Afschaffing dcr slavcrnij in dc Nc-
dcrlandschc- West Iiidischc Kolonicn. ... 'j Cinivtuhai^e. [1866.]
8vo. ^ 80988
" Tiri-l-pjrt du BijbUd v. d, liiionuniitt, 1866."
SijPESTKYN. Beschrijving van Surinamc, historisch, geugra-
phisch en statistisch, uit umciecle brunncn ... *s Gravenhagt.
1854. 8vu. Map. 80989
SijPESTEYN. Hct Surinaamschc huut bruikhaai en vuurdcclig
bij den aanlcg van spoorwcgcn, ccnc bijdragc tut dc kcnnis dicr
hv)Utsoortcn ... Iheda. 1 851. 8vo. 80990
SijPKSTEYN. Jan Jacob Mauricius, Gouverncur-Gencral van
Surinamc, 1 742-1 751.
and Facsimile.
SijPESTKYN. Over
1854.] 8vo, pp. 46.
's Gravenhage. 1848. 8vo.
Surinaamsche houtsuoiten.
Portrait
80991
n. p.
0992
[SiKES (George).] The | Life | and | Death | of | Sir Henry Vane,
K^- 1 Or, I A short Narrative of the main Passages of his|EHrthly
Pilgrimage ; Together with a true Account | of his purely Chris-
tian, Peaceable, Spiritual, Gos-| pel-Principles, Doctrine, Life, and
I Way of Worshipping God, for which he [Suffered Contradiction
and Reproach from all sorts | of Sinners, and at last, a violent
Death, June 14. | Anno, 1662. | To which is added. His last
Exhortation to | his Children, the day before his Death. | \Lon-
(lon:'\ Printed in the ITear, 1662. | 4to, pp. 162, Mistakes in Print-
(i). Portrai ~ '
)rtrait by Faithorne.
80993
ing
On page 8 is a reference to Vane's visit to New Engi.-ind ; and on pp. 93-94, "a
paper of Verses eomposed by a learned Gentleman [John Milton], and sent him, July
3. 1651." Pages 145-159 contain "Some Notes of Sir Henry Vane's Exhortation to
liii Children and Family," etc.
SiKEs (William Wirt), b. 1836, d. 1883. A Book for the
Winter Evening Fireside ... IVatertown. 1858. i2mo. 80994
SiKES. A Midsummer's Ride on the Great Lakes. By Will-
iam Wirt Sikes. Chicago. 1864. 8vo, pp. 30. h. 80995
Also: One Poor Girl. The Story of Thousands. ... Pbiladelphia. 1869. i2mo,
pp. 156.
Silas Marner. See [Lewes {Mrs. Marian G. Evans)], Vol.
X., No. 40774.
VOL. XIX. 35
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SILICEO.
rii
SiLHKRMANN (J. T.) Rapport siir les poids I't vmcsurcs
mctriqucs cnvoycs au Gouvcrncmcnt dcs Etats Unis d'Ameriquc
par M. A. Vattemare. ... Paris. 1852. 410. s. 80996
Lithographed. See also Vattemare (A.)
The Silent Dead, or Roll of Honor ; Comprising the names
of all Soldiers from Muskingum County, who lost their lives by
battle or by disease, during the War of Rebellion. Reported to
date, Jan. i, 1866. By John W. King, Attorney at Law.
Zanesville^ Ohio : Logan iff Dod/L 1866. 8vo, pp. 42. ^©997
Improved title of No. 37822, Vol. ix. "Said to be very full .iiui accurate. The
Cincinnati Commercial gave this a strong recommendation at the time of its publica-
tion."— Thomson's BU'liograpby of Ohio.
Silentiarius. See [Mather (C.)], Vol. xi.. No. 46512.
SiLES (Francisco), d. 1670. Cartas al Br. D. Miguel Sanchez
sobre la Historia Guadalupana ... Mexico. 1644. 4to. 80998
SiLES. Panegirico del Santo Profeta Eli'as, Patriarca del Car-
melo ... Mexico., por Calderon. 1657. 4to. 80999
These two titles from Beristain.
SiLES. Sermon funebre a las piadosas memorias de J. Alonso
de Cuevas Davalos, Arzobispo de Mexico ... \^^Iexico. 1666.]
4to. 81000
A copy was in the Andrade collection, No. 4408, bound with another work.
SiLEs (J. T. de). Breve Noticia de la Religiosa Vida del F.
Juan Tello de Siles. Mexico. \1\i. 4to. 81001
Title from the " Biblioth. ..a Mejicana," 1869, No. 857.
SiLEX, pseudon. Letters on Banks and Banking ; containing
an Account of the Operations of the Special Banking System ot
New England. ... By Silex. Bostoi : IVright iff Hasty ., Printers,
1853. ^^°i PP* ^'' "• 81002
SiLiCEO (Ignacio Nunez). Oracion ci'vica pronunciada en la
plaza ... Guanajuato. 1846. 8vo. 81003
SiLicEO (J. M.) Discurso Funebre del Luis de Cortazar y
Rabago ... Mexico. 1840. 8vo. 81004
SiLiCEO (Manuel). Memoria de la Secretaria de Estado y del
De«pacho de Fomento, Colonizacion, Industria y Comercio dc la
Republica Mexicana, con Documentos Justificativos ... Con
muchas laminas y mapas. Mexico. 1857. Folio, pp. 127, 170,
6, 31, 66, 159, 38, 105. Maps, Plates and Tables. 81005
t vmcsurcs
'Ameriquc
s. 80996
the names
r lives by
eportcd to
at Law.
80997
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80998
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80999
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Dedicated "to the T . J^'^"^
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pp. 149. " '" '^ "^"^^"a- f^'^w// '833?j '«;^"
nf^U^'V^^ '"^ Manufacture of Silk r ^'°°9
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The Silk Culturisf or.A V ' "• ^'°^'
Editor. Monthlv^"^/"''"^'-'^ Manual. VCr
monthly, ^^^^y^,^^^ 187C-18.7 o , ^""istoclc,
The S.It r- ^'^^ ^ ^«'s-, 4to.
/Ije Silk Question Settled R '" ^'°'^
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Ip^^L^ (E. R[owIand1) ^ ,x. . '^
Uoster-To^vn . or V^' l , ^^^> '^^ '887. The f^i i
" > ""'^ Truth by Majority. A Poem °'''
J /• n 1 oem pronou
s of
lunccd
1 '^
552
SILLERY.
before the Phi Beta Kappa Society of Yale College, July 21,
1869. By Edward R. Sill. New Haven. 1870. 8vo, pp. 11.
Sill. The Hermitage, and other Poems. By Edward R.
Sill. New Tor k : Ley poldt i^ Holt. 1868. i6mo, pp. 152. c.
[Sill.] Poem and Valedictory Oration ... before the Senior
Class in Yale College ... June 19, 1861. ... New Haven: Printed
by Tuttle., Morehouse £5" Taylor. 186 1. 8vo, pp. 32, (l). B.
The poem only is by Edward R. Sill.
[Sill {Rev. George S.)] Genealogy of the Descendants of
John Sill, who settled in Cambridge, Mass., in 1637. Albany:
Munsell iff Rowland. 1859. l2mo, pp. 108. ba. 81018
Sill (H. A.) Genealogical Chart of the Sill Family, as con-
tinued in the male line, from A. d. 1637 to a. d. 1855. Com-
piled by Henry A. Sill, Cuyahoga Falls, O. [n. p. 1855?] Folio,
12 sheets. 81019
See Whitmore's "American Genealogist," 3d ed., p. 90.
Sill (T. H.) Speech of Thomas H. Sill on Corporations,
Banks and Currency, delivered in the Convention of Pennsyl-
vania on the 13th December, 1837. Philadelphia : James Ka)\
Sen. & Co. 1838. 8vo, pp. 24. 81020
SiLLERY (N. B. de), b. 1577, d. 1640. £tudes et Recherches
Biographiques sur le Chevalier Noel Brulart De Sillcry, Pretie
Commandeur, etc. ... Fondatcur de la iMission de Saint-Joseph,
a Sillery, pres Quebec, etc. [By Rev. L. E. Bois.] Quebec.
1855. 8vo, pp. 28. 81021
Sillery. £tude Biographique. Le Chevalier Noel Briilait
de Sillery. Nouvelle edition corrigee. ^ebec. 187 1. 8vo.
Sillery. Vie de I'illustre serviteur de Dieu, Noel Brulart de
Chevalier de Malte ... Paris. 1843. i2mo. 81023
Sillery,
[Sillery (Stephanie Felicite Brulart de). Countess de Genlis^ b.
i'J4.6^ d. 1830.] Annales de la vcrtu, ou Cours d'histoirc a
I'usage des jeunes personnes. Paris. 1781. 2 vols., 8vo.
Contain^ i number of anecdotes relating to America.
[Sillery.] Annales de la Vertu, ou cours d'histoire a i'usage
des jeunes personnes, par I'auteur du Theatre d'£ducation. ...
Paris, et ... Maestricht. 1785. 3 vols., l2mo. 81025
Other editions as follows :
SILLIMAN.
553
ly 2»i
>. II.
ird R.
Senior
Printed
B.
lants of
Jlhany :
.. 81018
as con-
Com-
'] Folio,
81019
porations,
Pennsyl-
81020
lecherches
Pretre
\t- Joseph,
Quebec.
81021
:1 Bruhiit
8vo.
iBrulart de
81023
Gettlis^ i.
fhistoirc a
|vo.
a r usage
:ation. •■•
81025
Paris. 1802. 3 vols., 8vo.
Nouvelle editiun, revue, corrigec et augmentce de plus de 700 pages. Parit. 1806.
5 vols., izmo.
Paris. 18 1 2. 5 vols., l2mo.
Nouvelle edition. Paris. 1819. 5 vols., i2mo.
Paris: Lecointe et Durey. 1826. 5 vols., l2mo.
SiLLERY. The I Child of Nature. | A | Dramatical Piece | in |
Four Acts. I From the French of | Madame the Marchioness of
Sillery, | formerly | Countess of CJcnlis. | Philadelphia : \ Printed and
Sold by ff^illiam Spotnvood. \ M dcc xc. | i 2mo, pp. 68, (4). H.
SiLLiiRY. A Selection from the Annals of Virtue of Madame
Sillery: Containing the Most Important and Interesting Anec-
dotes from the Histories of Spain, Portugal, China, japan, and
America : With some Account of the Manners, Customs, Arts
and Sciences of France. Translated from the French By Eliza-
beth Mary James. Bath : S. Hazard, m.dcc.xciv. 8vo, pp. (8),
255, Subscribers and errata (8). 81027
Corrected title of No. 26952, Vol. vii.
SiLLiMAN (A.) The World's Jubilee. By Anna Silliman.
New York: M. IV. Dodd. 1856. i2mo, pp. 343. c 81028
Silliman (A. E[ly]), b. 1807, d. 1884. A Gallop among
American Scenery: or. Sketches of American Scenes and Mili-
tary Adventure. By Augustus E. Sillimaii. New-York: D.
Appleton iff Co. MDCCCXLiil. i6mo, pp. (8), 267. -)- New York :
A. S. Barnes & Co. 1881. i6mo, pp. 340. 81029
Silliman (Benjamin), b. 1779, d. 1864. Address delivered
before the Association of American Geologists and Naturalists,
at their Meeting held at Boston, April 25-30, 1842. By Prof.
B. Silliman, of Yale College. ... N^ew Haven: Printed by B. L.
Hamlen. 1842. 8vo, pp. 36. ba. -|- New York, 1842. 8vo,
pp. 40. 81030
Silliman. An Address delivered before the Association of
the Alumni of Yale College, in New Haven, August 17, 1842.
By Professor Silliman. New Haven : Printed by B. L. Hamlen.
1842. 8vo, pp. 44. A. 81031
[Silliman.] Analysis of Meteoric Iron [from Burlington,
N. Y. n. p. 1844.] 8vo, pp. 4. B. 81032
Silliman. Extracts from a Report made to the Maryland
.ilk
9HtinA.flS^ft.-. .
M
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rj
554
SILLIMAN.
aided by Beimmin
pp. 27. H. 81033
Mining Company. By Benjamin Silliman ...
Silliman, Jr., a.b. ... New York. 1838. 8vo,
Silliman. Extracts from a Report made to the Maryland and
New York Coal and Iron Company on the Estate of said Com-
pany in the county of Alleghany, State of Maryland. By Ben-
jamin Silliman, aided by Benjamin Silliman, Jr., a.b. London.
1839. 8vo, pp. 80. 81034
Silliman. An Introductory Lecture delivered in the Labora-
tory of Yale College, October, 1828. By Professor Silliman.
New Haven: Printed hy Hezek'iah Howe. 1828. 8vo, pp. 48.
[Silliman.] A Journal of Travels in England, Holland and
Scotland ; and of Two Passages over the Atlantic, in the years
1805 and 1806. ... New York: Ezra Sargeant. 18 10. 2 vols.,
8vo, pp. 347; 372. BA., N. -f Second Edition. Boston: Printed
by T. B. IVait and Co. 1812. 2 vols., i2mo, pp. 336; 359. h,
[Silliman.] A Journal of Travels in England, Holland and
Scotland, and of two Passages over the Atlantic, in the years
1805 and 1806; with considerable Additions, principally from
the original manuscripts of the author. Third Edition. ... Neiv-
Haven: S. Converse. 1820. 3 vols., i2mo, pp. 31 1; 309; 312.
[Silliman.] Manual on the Cultivation of the Sugar Cane,
and the fabrication and refinement of sugar. Prepared under
the direction of the Hon. Secretary of the Treasury, in compli-
ance with a resolution of the House of Representatives of Jan.
25, 1830. City of Washington : Printed by Francis Preston Blair.
1833. 8vo, pp. 122. Folded Diagram. h. 81038
Prepared by Prof. Silliman, with the assistance of C. U. Shepjrd and others.
Silliman. An Oration delivered at Hartford on the 6th of
July, a. d. 1802. Before the Society of the Cincinnati, for the
State of Connecticut, Assembled to celebrate the Anniversary of
American Independence, By Benjamin Silliman. ... Hartford:
Printed by Hudson isf Goodwin. 1 802. 8vo, pp. 34. ba., M.
[Silliman.] Outline of the Course of Geological Lectuif^
given in Yale College. New-Haven : Hezekiah Howe. 1829.
8vo, pp. 128. c, H. 81040
[Silliman.] Remarks made on a Short Tour, between Hart-
ford and Quebec, in the Autumn of 18 19. By the Author of A
Journal of Travels in England, Holland and Scotland. New
m \
SILLIMAN.
555
i2mo, pp. 407.
Engraved title and
c. 8 1 04 1
Haven: S. Converse. 1 820.
9 Plates.
[SiLLiMAN.] Remarks made on a Short Tour between Hart-
ford and Quebec, in the Autumn of 1819: by the Author of A
Journal of Travels in England, Holland and Scotland. Second
Edition, with corrections and additions. New-Haven : Printed
and Published by S. Converse. 1824. i2mo, pp. 10,9-443. En-
graved title and 9 Plates. 81042
SiLLiMAN. Report of the Cause of the Explosion at the Eire
in Broad St., New York, on the 19th July, 1845. ... By Pro-
fessor B. Silliinan. New Tori: Bryant and Co. Printers. 1845.
8vo, pp. 29. K. 81043
SiLLiMAN. A Sketch of the Life and Character of President
Dwight, delivered as an Eulogium, in New-Haven, February
1 2th, 181 7, before the Academic liody, of Yale College, com-
posed of the Senatus Academicus, Faculty and Students ; by Ben-
jamin Silliman .... New- Haven : Alultby^ Go/dsmith & Co. 18 17.
8vo, pp. 47. 81044
Silliman. Some of the Causes of National Anxiety. An
Address ... in New-Haven, July 4, 1832. By Professor Silli-
man, of Yale College. [New Haven. 1832.] 8vo, pp. 27. H.
Silliman. Suggestions relative to the Philosophy of Geology,
as deduced from the Facts and to the Consistency of both the
Facts and Theory of this Science with Sacred History. By Prof.
B. Silliman. New Haven : Printed by B. L. Hatnlen. 1839. 8vo,
pp. 119. B. 81046
Silliman. A Tour to Quebec, in the Autumn of 1819. By
Dr. Benjamin Silliman .... London: Printed for Sir Richard Phil-
lips and Co. 1822. 8vo, pp.
viu, 128.
2 Plates.
81047
This edition also forms a part of Fliiilips's collection of voyages, vol. vii. For other
editions see Nos. 8 1 041, 8 1 042, supra.
Silliman. A Visit to Europe in 1851. By Prof. Benjamin
Silliman. ... New York: George P. Putnatn & Co. m.dccc.liii.
2 vols., l2mo, pp. viii, 418 ; viii, 468. Illustrations. H. -|-
Second Edition. [//>/>/.] 1854. 2 vols., i2mo. 81048
According to AUibone, six editions of this book appeared before May, 1 858.
Also; Consistency of discoveries of Modern Geology, with the S.icred History of the
Creation and Deluge ... New Havin. 1833. 8vo. -i- LoiJu/:. 1837. Post 8vo, —
ElL'ments of Clienii.'try, in rh;' Order of the Lectures given in Yale College ... Ne-w
5S6
SILLIMAN.
J
■f.
I
Haven. 1830-31, S vols., 8vo. — Memorial of tnjamin Sillimnn. [n. p. 1865?]
8v(i, pp. 9. For "The AmericJii Journal of Scicik ' which was edited by Prof. Silli-
man, tie Vol. 1., No. 1 120.
SiLLiMAN (B.), b. '816, fl. 1885. A Century of Medicine
and Chemistry. A Lecture introductory to the Course of Lec-
tures to the Medical Class in Yale College. Delivered Septem-
ber 14, 1871. By Prof. B. Silliman, m.u. New Haven^ Conn.:
Printed by Charles C. Chatfield & Co. 187 1. 8vo, pp. 65. B.
Silliman. Deep Placer Mining in California. Lecture ...
at the Cooper Union, March 8, 1873. ••• ^^'^ Tork. 1873.
8vo. 81050
New York Tiibune Lcttiire SltIcs. Vol. i.
Silliman. A Description of the recently discovered Petro-
leum Region in California. ... Mew York. 1865. 8vo. 81051
Silliman. Description of the Reveille Quartz Lode in Hum-
boldt, State of Nevada, with Report of Professor B. Silliman.
Paris: Printed by E. Briere. 1865. 8vo, pp. 15. H. 81052
Silliman. Notes on the Quartz, Mines of the Grass Valley
District. By Professor Benjamin Silliman. Written for Bean's
History and Directory of Nevada County, California. Nevada
City. 1867. 8vo, pp. 14. n. 81053
Silliman. Professor Silliman's Report upon the Oil Property
of the Pacific Coast Petroleum Company, of New- York, situated
in San Luis Obispo County, California. ... New-Kork : IVilliam
A.Wheeler. 1865. 8vo, pp. 24. Map. H. 81054
Silliman. ... Report of an Examination of the Bristol Cop-
per Mine, in Bristol, Conn., by Profs. B. Silliman, Jr. and J. L).
Whitney, August, 1855. Neiv Haven: T. J. Stajfhrd.^ Printer.
1855. 8vo, pp. 32. H. 81055
Silliman. Report of an Examination of the Ohio Diamond
Coal Co. Properties in Jeft'erson County, O. By Profs. B. Silli-
man, Jr. and J. A. Porter, of Yale College. ... New Haven: T.
J. Stafford., Printer. 1855. 8vo, pp. 22. Folded Map. H.
Silliman. Report on the Chemical Examination of several
Waters for the City of Boston. By B. Silliman, Jr. Boston: J.
H. Easthurn., Printer. 1845. ^^o, pp. xxxii. H. 81057
Silliman. Report on the Property of the Arlington Gold
Mining Co. of Nova Scotia. With a General Introduction on
,i
SILLIMAN.
557
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rof. Silli-
edicine
if Lec-
eptem-
Conn. :
B.
ture ...
1873-
81050
1 Petro-
81051
in Hum-
Silliman.
i. 81052
ss Valley
)\- Bean's
Nevada
B. 81053
Property
, situated
IFUliam
81054
stol Cop-
[nd J. D.
Printer.
81055
iDiamond
B. Silli-
wen : T.
H.
If several
\oston: J.
[. 81057
Ion Gold
Action on
the Gold Region of Nova Scotia. By Benjamin Silliman, Jr. ...
Boston: Press 0/ Geo. C. Rand isf Jvery. 1864. 8vo, pp. 38, (2).
Silliman. Report on the Property of the Atlantic Gold
Mining Company of Nova Scotia. With a General Introduc-
tion on the Gold Region of Nova Scotia. By Benjamin Silli-
man, Jr. ... Boston: Press 0/' Geo. C. Rand Iff Avery. 1864. 8vo,
pp. 44. Map. B. 81059
Silliman. Report on the Property of the Chebucto (lold
Mining Company of Nova Scotia. By John Campbell, Esq. ...
With a Sketch of the Gold Region of Nova Scotia. By Benja-
min Silliman, Jr. ... Boston: Press of Geo. C. Rand ^ Avery. 1864.
8vo, pp. 33. H. 81060
Silliman. Report on the Property of the Colonial Gold
Company of Nova Scotia. With a General Introduction on the
Gold Region of Nova Scotia. By Benjamin Silliman, Jr. ...
With Extracts from his Report and from Report of John Camp-
bell .... Also Extracts from Reports of Gold Commissioner of
Nova Scotia. Boston: Press of Geo. C. Rand & Avery. 1864.
8vo, pp. 35. Map. H. 81061
Silliman. Report on the Property of the Halifax Gold Min-
ing Company of Nova Scotia. With a Cieneral Introduction on
the (lold Region of Nova Scotia. By Benjamin Silliman, Jr. ...
With Extracts from Report of Prof. Jonn Campbell .... Boston:
Geo. C. Rand is' Avery., Printers. 1864, 8vo, pp. 27, (l). 81062
Silliman. Report on the Property of the Waverley Gold
iVlining Co. of Nova Scoiia. With a General Introduction on
the Gold Region of Nova Scotia. By Benjamin Silliman, Jr. ...
Boston: Geo, (^. Rand Iff Avery., Printers. 1864. 8vo, pp. 37.
Plan. B. 81063
Silliman. Report on the Rock Oil, or Petroleum, from
Venango Co., PennsyKania, with special reference to its use for
Illumination and other Purposes. By B. Silliman, Jr. ... New
Haven. 1855. 8vo, pp. 20. 1?. 81064
Silliman. ... United Reese River Silver Mining Company.
Mines located in Austin, Lander County, Nevada. Report by
B. Silliman, m.a, m.d., of Yale College. .. Boston: f't^right iff
Potter., Printers. 1865. 8vo, pp. 29. b. 81065
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SFLSBEE.
SiLMMAN. The WoiM of Science, Art, and Industry. Illus-
trated from Examples in the New York Exhibition, 1853-54.
Edited by Prof. H. Silliman, Jr., and C R. Goodrich, Esq.
With 500 Illustrations, under the superintendence of C E. Dopp-
ler, Esqre. New York : G. P. Putnam and Company, m.dccc.liv.
4to, pp. (12), 207, (i). 5 Plates. B., c. 81066
Originally publidhcd in numbers under the title, " Illustrated Record of the Indu&tiy
of all Nations. New York Exhibition."
SiLLiMAN (B. D[ouglas]), h. 1805. An Address ... before
the Graduating Class of the Law School of Columbia College ...
May 15, 1867. By Benjamin D. Silliman, Esq. ... New York:
fVm, C. Bryant & Co.^ Printers. 1867. 8vo, pp. 43. H. 81067
Silliman. Opinion of Mr. B. D. Silliman on the Prohibit-
ory Liquor Law. ... New York: IVm. C. Bryant ^ Co.^ Printers.
1855. 8vo, pp. 21. H. 8106S
Silliman (R. I).) Circuit Court of the United States, North-
ern District of New York. In Equity. Robert D. Silliman
against the Hudson River Bridge C^)mpany at Albany. Frederick
W. Coleman against the same. 1857 & 1858. Albany: Comstock
I3' Cassidy. 1858. 8vo, pp. (585). c. 81069
Silloway (T. W.), b. 1828. An Historical Discourse, deliv-
ered in the first (Jnivi-rsalist Mecting-Hoiise, Boston, Sunday,
Mav 29, 1864, on thi.' occasion of taking final leave of the prem-
ises. By 'rhomas W. Silloway, A.M. ... B'jston : Press of Dakin^
Davics,t5f Aletca/f. [1864.] 8vo, pp. 42. 81070
.Receipts and Disbursements of Siloam Lodgf, No. 2, I. O.
of O. F. from May, 1842, to January i, 1862 ... with a List of
Officers .... Boston: Alfred Mudge Iff Son. 1862. 8vo, pp. 16.
[Silsbke (N.),y««/'(9/).J Address of the Mayor upon the Or-
ganization of the City Government, March 25, 1850. Salem.
1850. 8vo, pp. 16, 18. m. 81072
SiLSBEE (S.) D. D. D. Death, the Devil and the Dc)ctor.
On the War. By Dr. S. Silsbee. ... Cincinnati : Moore., IP'il-
stach., Keys &' Co.., Printers. 1862. l2mo, pp. 89. B. 81073
In verse.
Silsbee. Xenia Springs Joint Stock Association, Greene
County, Ohio. History of t'u "^^nterprise, Remarks concerning
the Association, Description of the Springs, etc., etc. By Dr. S.
SII.VA.
559
Illus-
53-54.
, Esq.
Dopp-
CC.MV.
81066
B Indubtiy
before
Ue^^e ...
uj York :
. 81067
[>iohibit-
Prluters.
I. 8106S
i, North-
SiUiman
Frederick
Conutock
c. 81069
se, deliv-
Suiiday,
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»/■ Dtikin^
81070
2, I. 0.
a List ot
pp. i6.
li the Or-
Sdleui.
|M. 81072
Doctor.
pon\ IV'il-
B. 81073
., Greene
)ncerning
\y Dr. S.
Silsbee. Cincinnati: Printed by I. Hart l^ Co. 1852. 12010, pp.
23. 81074
Silva de varia lecion. See [Mcxia (F. dc)], Vol. xii., pp. 90-
92.
Silva {P. Antonio da). OracSo fimebre nas excquias da Sere-
nissima Princeza do Brasil D. Isabel Louisa Joscpha, celebradas
na Misericordia da Cidade de Olinda, aos 5 de Fevereiro de 1 691
... Lisboa., por Miguel Manescal. 1 69 1. 410. iJ*075
SiJ.VA. Sermoes das tardes das dorningas da Quaresma, pre-
gados na matriz do Pecife de Pernambuco ... Lisboa^ par "Jodo da
Costa. 1675. 4to. 81076
Silva (A. J. C. da). Indicador Admiiiistrativo das Alfande-
gas e Mesas de Rendas ou Indice Alphabetico nao so' de todas as
materias de que trata o regulamento de 19 de Setenibro de i860
mas tambem das disposicoes posteriores e das anteriores que ainda
:e achao em vigor. ror Antonio Jose Caetano da Silva 2"
Escriptuario 'a Alfandega da Corte. Rio de "Janeiro Typographia
Imp. e Const, de J. yUleneuve i^ C. 1862. 8vo, pp. (4), 370, and
covers. ^1^77
[SiLVA (Antonio TelLs da).] Successos da guerra de Portu-
guezes levantados em Pernambuco contra Hollandezes, 1646.
4to. 81078
[Silva (Carlos Bcnto da), b. 181. .] Algumas observances
acerca do commercio das carnes ensacadas de Portugal com o
Brasil, em refuta^ao as accusa^oes publicadas a similhanre rcspeito.
Lisboa^ hnp. Nacional. 1852. 8vo, pp. 20. 81079
'• N'este follietd, manda-o publiiar de oidcni do govcrno, attribue-se ao sr. conselheiro
Carlo Bento da Silva a especie de introduc^fio ou proemio de pag. 5 a 8." — Sjlva, Die.
Bib. Fort. VI. 189.
Silva (Felipe Narciso). Informe en Derecho por Dona Teresa
Rincon Gallardo, en el pleito con su hermano menor D. Francisco
sobre el Mayorazgo de la Cienega de Mata. ... Mexico.^ por Ri-
bcra. 1732. Folio. 81080
Title from Beristain.
Silva (Francisco G ^mes da), h. 1791, d. 1852. Memorias
offerecidas a na^ao Brasileira ... Londres.^ itnpresso por L. Thomp-
m. 1831. 8vo, pp. xvi, 165. «M. 81081
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SILVA.
r' i
SiLVA (II. de S. (Ic T. da). Mcmoric | van | Sijnc Kxcllcntie
den Hecic Henrii|uc | do Sou/a de 'lavares da Silva, Grave van
Miranda! van den Raet van den Dooiluchtigcn Koningh van|Poi-
tugael, kamer-Juncker en Opperste Stalmee-|ster van den Prins
Uon Thcodozio, Goiiverneur | van de Stadt Poort a Poort, als
mode van de (iercch-|te en Wapenen aldaer en sijiie destricten,
Oppersten I Alcaide van de Stcden genoenit, Arronches, Al-|pal-
han, Alvaladc, Heer van de plattsen Miramla,] Podentes, Vouga,
Souza, Germello, Arranrada, | Olivcra de Bairro, en Ousa, Cuni-
mandeur van de| Coniandcryen van de Maninhos, Alvalade, Villa
I nova de Alvito, Alpalhan, Heer van de rctinden in | den Eylanden
Tarsera, St. Michiel en Madera, Ex-| traordinaris Ambassadeur
van den Hoog-geniclten | Koningh van Portugael aen de Hoog-
Mog : Hecren | Staten Cicncrael der Vereenighdc Nedcrlandeii,
&c.|Jonghst overgeievert op den b. Decenih. \bbo.\f Jmstitdam^
I By Nycolaes van R(ivestiju^\op St. Jnthonls-Marcit. 1661. | 410,
pp. 39. 81082
Silva (I. F. da), b. 1810. Diccionario Bibliographico Portu-
cuez Estudos de Innocencio Francisco da Silva Applicaveis a
Portugal c ao Brasil ... Lishoa na Imprensa Nac'ionnl M DCCC LViii-
M DCCC LXii 7 vols., 8vo, pp. Iviii, (2), 403, Portrait; 478 ; 447,
28 i 472; 487; 474, (2), 31-70; 463, (2), 73-110, (1). Tomo
oitavo (Primeiro do supplemento) A-B. ylbidA m dccc lxvii
8vo, pp. xxxi, 428, (2), 1 15-136. Tomo nono (Scgundo do sup-
plements C-G. [//»/>/.] M DCCC LXX 8vo, pp. Xvi, 452. H., L.
A learned, painstaking, and elaborate performance. We have made cunsitant use of
this valuable work iw notices of books relating to w ;>rintud In Brazil,
SiLVA (J. J. da). Indicc Alphabetico de materias, as quaes
tern applica^ao a Icgislat^io patria promulgada ate o fim do anno
de 1850, coordinado pclo desembargador JoSo Joaquim da Silva.
Bahia. 1852. 8vo, pp. 144.
81084
Silva (Joao Manuel Pereira da). See Pereira da Silva (J. M.),
Vol. XIV., Nos. 60881-87.
Silva (J. C. da). L'Oyapoc et I'Amazone : Question Bresii-
ienne et Fran^aise. Par Joaquim Caetano Da Silva .... Par'ir.
L. Martinet. 1861. 2 vols., 8vo, pp. xi, 532 ; (4), 575, (i). b.
Contains a list of books telating to Brazil and the Amazon.
SiLVA. Questjes Americanas por Joaquim Caetano da Silva,
lidas no Instituto Historico c Geogiaphico do Brasil. Artigo Pii-
SII.VA.
561
meiro, Antilia. Rio <{< Juneiro : Daffiingos Luiz doi. Santoi. 1863.
8vo, pp. 24. H. 81086
Sii.VA (Joaquin Maiiii), il. 1H07. Histoiia dc Niicstra Sfilora
lie Rffugio ... Mexico, [n. tl..''J 411). 810S7
Title /'ron\ BiMistain, whi> also mentkni!, i •' Seiniivi de NuMtr.i Sfflura del Re»ugit>,"
printed} J " Vida del Vcn. P, Fr. Antiinio Mir^il, manuscript.
SiLVA (Joaquim Norbcito dc Soiisa). Ste Sousa Silva,
SiLVA (Jose IJoiiif'acio dc Andrada c). Sec Aiidrada c Silva (J.
H. de), Vol. I., Nos. 1444-1446.
Sii.VA (J. dc S. da). Dcdia-(^\"\o Chronologica Analvtica.
Parte prinieira. Na qual se nianitcsta pcla siicccssiva sent de
cada uni dos icinados da Monarchia Poitugucza, que dctctr' am
dcsde o govcrno do Scnhor Rci D. joao in au o prcstnte, os
honorosos estragos, que a Companhia dcnominada de Jesus t'cz
cm Portugal e todos seus dominios, por urn piano e svstcma por
clla inaltcravelnicnte scquido desde (|uc entrou n'este reino, ate
que foi d'cllc proscripta c cxpulsa, pcla iusta, sabia e providente
lei de 3 dc Septembro dc 1759. Dada a luz pelo Doutor Jose de
Scabra da Silva ... Lisboa^ nu Offic. dc Miguel Maneical da Costa,
1767. Folio. ^ 81088
The second volume has the fblluwin^ title :
Silva. Dcducc^ao Chronologica c Anahtua. Parte segunda.
Na c|ual se nianitesta o que succcssivanicntc passou nas diftereiucs
epochas da Igreja sobre a censura, piuhibic^-ao e impicssrio dos
libros: dcmonstrando-se os intoleravcis prcjuizos que com o abuse
dcllas se tcir. feito a mesma Igreja de Dcus, a todas as Monar-
chias, a todas os Estados ^oberanos, e ao soccgo publico de todo
0 uni verso. Dada a luz pelo Doutor Jose de Scabra da Silva ...
Lisboa^ na Offic. de Miguel Manescal da Costa. 1768. Folio.
These two volumes were followed by a third, entitled : Frovas da parte primeira [e
da segunda] da Deduc9rio Chronologica e Analytica ... Lisboa: Miguel Manescal da
Costa. 1768. Folio.
According to Silva (" Diccionario Bibliografico Portuguez," v. I2i), the real editor
of the work was Sebastiiio Jose de Carvalho e Mello, marquis of Pombal. It relates
to the expulsion of the Jesuits from Brazil. Reprinted in the same year as follows :
Silva. Deduc^ao chronologica e analvtica. Parte primeira.
Na (|ual sc manitesta.o pcla successiva scrie de cada hum dos
Reynados da Monarquia Portugueza, que decorrerao desde o
Governo do Sr. Rey D. Joao ill. ate o presente, os horrorosos
estragos, que a Companhia denominada de Jesus fez em Portugal,
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ravdmcntc scguido dcsdc que entrou nestc Rcyno, ate que fbi
dclle proscripta, e expulsa, pela justa, sabia, e providente Ley de
3 de Setembro de 1759. Dada a luz pelo Doutor Jose de Scabra
da Sylva ... Lisboa : Miguel Mamscal da Costa, mdcclxviii. 5
vols., sm. 8vo. j.c.B. 81090
SiLVA (Josino do Nascimento). Codigo criminal do imperio
do Brasil, accrescentado com as leis, decretos, avisos e portarias
que desde a sua publica^ao ate hoje se teem expedido, explicando,
revogando, ou alterando as suas disposi^oes ... Rio de Janeiro^
Typ. Univ. de Laemmert. 184-.'' 8vo. 81091
SiLVA. Codigo Criminal do Imperio do Brasil. Augmentado
por Josino do Nascimento Silva. Nova edi^ao. Rio de Janeiro.^
E. i5f H. Laemmert. 1859. ^^o, pp. 148. c. 81092
Silva. Codigo do Processo Criminal de primeira instancia do
Imperio do Brasil : augmentado com a lei de 3 de Dezembrc de
1 84 1, e sens regulamentos ... E todas as leis, decretos e avisos a
respeito ate ao fim do anno de 1859. Por Josino do Nascimento
Silva. Quarta edi^ao. Rio de 'Janeiro : E. &' H. Laemmert.
i860. 2 vols., 8vo, pp. vi, 270; iv, 380.
81093
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Silva. Novissima guia para eleitores e votantes, contendo a
lei regulamentar das elei^oes de 19 de Agosto de 1846 para a?
Camaras legisiativas, Assembleas provinciaes, Camaras municipaes
c Juizes de paz do imperio do Brasil : acompanhada das resolu-
^oes do Conselho d'Estado, avisos, ordens e portarias ate ao pre-
sente, exclarecendo ou alterando a lei de 1846. ... Terceira edi-
ao. Rio de Janeiro^ ^yp- Univ. de Laemmert. i860. 8vo, pp.
6), 315, (2). 81094
" Manual do cidadao brasileiro," tomo vii.
Silva (J. de). Advertencias importantes, acerca del bven
govierno, y administracion de las Indias, assi en lo espiritual,
como en lo temporal. Repartidas en tres memoriales informa-
tiuos, dados en diferentes tiempos a su Magestad, y Real Consejo
de Indias. Por el Padre Fray Juan de Silua, Confessor del Pala-
cio Real, Predicador de la Orden Serafica de Nuestro Padre San
Francisco de la Provincia de Castilla, Conuentual de iMadrid.
[Royal arms.] Jno de \bzi. En Madrid^ Por la Fiuda de Fer-
nando Correa^ Montenegro. Folio, title and i prel. leaf, text i-
iio leaves, and 2 leaves unpaged. j.c.b. 81095
The first of these, " Memoriales Informativos," is occupied with the best methods
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of converting the Indians; the second, with the hcit manner of instructing tnem in
the Gospel. The third relates to the personal scrvii.^ of the Indians. Father Silva
was a Franciscan missionary for twenty years in New Spain and Florida.
The Ramirez catalogue (Nd. 797) descriln-s a copy as containing "title; 2 prrl. 11.;
liofolioed leaves; and 3 unnumbered U." That copy sold for £9. Priced by Dufosse
(No. 20873), '°° francs.
SiLVA (L. A. V. da), b. 1828. Historia da indcpendencia da
provincia do Maranhao. (1822-1828). Por Luiz Antonio Viciia
da Silva. Marauhdo. 1862. 410, pp. xii, 402. 81096
Silva (Manuel Alves da), b. 1793. Gemidos c suspiros do
Brasil a sentidissinia morte de S. M. F. a senhora D. Maria 11,
rainha de Portugal, dedicados a scu augusto irmfto o scnhor D.
Pedro II, imperador do Brasil ... Rio de Janeiro^ Empreza Typo-
graphica Dous de Dezembro de P. Brito. 1854. 8vo. 81097
Silva (M. A. da). Historia Natural Popular ... Redigida por
Miguel Antonio da Silva. Rio de Janeiro. 1866. Folio.
Silva (Silvestre Ferreira da). See Ferreira da Silva (S.), Vol.
VI., No. 24173.
Silva Araujo e Amazonas (Louren^o da). Diccionario
topographico, historico e descriptivo da comarca do Alto-Ama-
zonas ... Recife^ '^yp' Commercial de Mtira Henriques. 1852.
8vo, pp. 363. 81099
Silva Araujo e Amazonas. Sima : romance historico do
Alto-Amazonas ... Pemambuco. 1857. 8vo, pp. 258. 81 100
Valle Cabral (" Bibliographia da lingua Tupi ou Guarani," pp. 72-73), descibes a
" Diccionario Tupico-Portuguez" and " Diccionario Portuguez Tupico," both in manu-
script by this author, preserved in the library of the Instituto Historico do Brazil.
Silva Berford (S. G. da). Roteiro e mappa da viagem da
Cidade de S. Luiz do Maranhao ate a costa do Rio de Janeiro,
feito por ordem do governador e capitao general pelo Coronel
Sebastiao Gomes da Silva Berford. Rio de "Janeiro,, na Imprenta
Regia. 1810. 8vo, pp. 95. bm. 81101
Silva Brandao (L. da). Relatorio do Gabinete escadistico
Medico-Cirurgico do hospital geral da Santa Casa da Misericordia
e Enfermarias Publicas do Quinquennio Compromissal de i de
Julho de 186 1 a 30 de Junho de 1866 a prcsentado ao Exmo Sr.
Conselheiro Zacarias de Goes e Vasconcellos porvedor da Santa
Casa pelo Dr. Luiz da Silva Brandao, Director do Gabinete Esta-
distico. Rio de Janeiro. 1867. Folio, pp. 27, 168. 81 102
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SiLVA Caminma e Menezes (Antonio Telles da). Observa-
coes acerca de uma passagem da Ora9ao funebre de S. M. o
Imperador do Brasil, o Sr. D. Pedro 4°. como Rei de Portugal e
Daqiie de Bragan^a, recitada pelo Ex.""" e R.""" Sr. Aictbispo
Eleito de Laredemonia ... Lisboa^ na Imp. de Candida Antonio da
Silva Carvalho. 1837. 8vo, pp. 94. Portrait. 81 103
SiLVA Castro (Francisco da). See Castro (F. da Silva), Vol.
III., Nos. 11451, 1 1452.
[Silva Coutinho (J. M.)J Relatorio. Sobre alguns Logares
da rrovincia do Amazonas. Expecialmente o rio Madeira. Ma-
ndos. 1 86 1. 8vo, pp. 45.
H. 81 104
Silva e Sousa (Luis Antonio da). Memoria estadistica da
provincia de Goyaz, dividida pelos julgados das suas comarcas, e
na forma do elencho enviado pela Secretaria do Imperio ... Rio
de 'Janeiro. 1832. 4to. 81 105
Silva Guimaraes (A. J. da). Estudos sobre o ensino publico
pelo Dr. Aprigi(< Justiniano da Silva GuimarSes, lente substitute
da faculdade de direito do Recife. ... Recife, i860. 2 vols., 8vo,
pp. 197, (i); 120. 81 106
Silva Guimaraes. Diccionario da lingua geral dos Indios do
Brasil, reimpresso e augmentado com diversos vocabularies, e
ofFerecido a Sua Magestade Imperial por JoSo Joaquim da Silva
Guimaraes, Natural da Bahia. Bahia^ '^yp- de Camillo de Lellis
Masson y Ca. 1854. 8vo, pp. (6), 59, (2), 34, (2). 81 107
This contains a reprint of the "Diccionario Portuguez e Brasiliano," printed at Lis-
bon in 1795 {see Vol. v., No. 19993). ^^^ thirty-four pages at the end comprise
vocabulariej of about twenty-five Indian dialects, added by Silva Guimaraes, a list of
which is given in Valle Cabral's " Bibliographia ija lingua Tupi ou Guarani," pp. 19-20.
For a reprint of the " Grammatica da lingua geral dos Indios do Brasil, ' by Luiz
Figueira, edited by Silva Guimaraes, tee Vol. vi., No. 24314, and Valle Cabral's "Bib-
liographia," p. 10.
SiLVA Guimaraes (Joao Joaquim da). Miscellanea historica,
curiosa e instructiva ... Bahia. 1848. 8vo. 81108
Sjlva Lisbc\ (Balthazar da). See Lisboa (B. da S.), Vol. x.,
No. 41410.
Silva Mello (J. G. da). A mulher a familia e a civilisa^ao,
por Joaquim Guennes da Silva Mello. Recife. 1862. 4to, pp.
176. 81109
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565
SiLVA Netto (A. da). A Coroa e a emancipa^ao do elemento
servil, por A., da Silva Netto. Rio de Janeiro. 1869. 8vo, pp.
23. 81 1 10
Silva Netto. Estudos sobre a emancipa^ao dos escravos no
Brazil, por A. Da Silva Netto, bacharel em Matematicas, Scien-
cias phisicas, etc., etc. Rio de Janeiro. 1866. 8vo, pp. 46.
Silva Netto. Segundos estudos sobre a emancipa^ao dos
escravos no Brazil, por A. Da Silva Netto .... Rio de Jantiro.
1868. 8vo, pp. 108. 81112
Silva Paranhos ( — da). La justification de la politique bre-
silienne dans la Plata ... Bruxeiles, mars, iS6^. 8vo. 81 113
Silva Porto (Manuel Joaquim da). Elogio dirigido a ami-
sade, e esplendida companhia que se junta no engenho de Salva-
terra. ... Rio de Janeiro, Imp. Regia. 18 16. 4to, pp. 7. 81 114
Silva Ramos (J. J. P. da). Apontamentos Juridicos sobre
Contractos por Joaquim Jose Pereira da Silva Ramos, Doutor em
Direito, Advogado, etc., etc. Rio de Janeiro. 1868. 8vo, pp.
384. 81 1 15
SiLVEiRA (Joaquim Lobo da). Skizze von Brazilien. ...
Stockolmo. 1808. 811 16
A doubtful title, from Silva's " Diccionario Bibliographico Portuguez," iv. 115.
Silveira (M. J. da). Bullas pontificias, cartas regias, alvares
e provisoes episcopaes por que foi erecta a sancta egreja cathedral
e capella imperial do Rio de Janeiro, e aC Ihe concederam os pri-
vilegios de que gosa. Colligidios por Manuel Joaquim da Silveira.
Rio de Janeiro. 1 844. 410. 81 1 17
Silveira. Catechismo da diocese do Maranhao, adoptado, e
mandado publicar pelo Exm. Snr. Bispo D. Manoel Joaquim da
Silveira. Segunda edi^ao. Maranhao. [186-?] i2mo, pp. 262.
Silveira. Ora^ao recitada na abertura das aulas do seminario
episcopal do Rio de Janeiro, em 8 de Marino de 1841. ... Rio de
Janeiro. 1 84 1. 8vo. 81 1 19
Silveira (Simao Estaco da). Rela^ao summaria das cousas
do Maranhao, dirigida aos pobres d'este reino de Portugal ... Lis-
hoa, por Giraldo da Vinha. 1624. Folio. 81 120
Concerning this work see Silva's "Diccionario Bibliographico Portuguez," vii. 276.
vol. XIX. 36
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Silver (A.) Something New for the Soldiers. By Rev.
Abicl Silver .... Boston: IVilliam Carter^ Brother. 1863. i2mo,
pp. II. 81 121
Silver (S.) Remarks for the Serious Consideration of the
Members of Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends, collectively and
individually. Likewise for all thos*^ who make Religious Profes-
sion under that name, to whom these may come. By Samuel
Silver. Printed by Holloway & Davis^ Richmond,, Indiana^ ^837.
i2mo, pp. 8. 8 II 22
Silver Anniversary of the American Literary Union. Organ-
ized Philadelphia, February 21st, 1845. Chartered April 19th,
1858. Philadelphia, December 5th, 1870. Philadelphia: The
Leisuring Printing House. 1 87 1. Sm. 410, pp. 35. 81 123
Prospectus and Report of the Silver Creek Copper and
Lead Mining Co. Office, No. 30 Pine Street, New York.
New York: Macoy & Herwig, Printers. 1864. 8vo, pp. 22, and
covers. 2 Plates and Map. 81 124
The Silver Mines of Nevada. New York : Wm. C. Bryant ^
Co., Printers. 1864. 8vo, pp. 76, (2). Map. 81125
Silver Mines of Virginia and Austin, Nevada. ... Boston:
ff^right & Potter, Printers. 1865. 8vo, pp. 19. H. 81 126
Silversmith (Julius). Metallic and Agricultural Wealth of
the Pacific States ... New York? 1863. 4to. Plates. 81127
Silversmith. The Miner's Companion and Guide. ... San
Francisco : Julius Silversmith. 1 861. i8mo. 81 1 28
Silversmith. Practical Handbook for Miners, Metallurgists,
and Assayers, comprisin^i; the most recent Improvements in the
Disintegration, Amalgamation, Smelting and Parting of the
Precious Ores ; with a comprehensive Digest of the Mining
Laws. ... New York. 1865. i2mo. -f- New York. 1866. i2mo.
4- Fourth Edition. New York. 1867. i2mo. 81 129
Silvester (P. H.) Speech of P. H. Silvester, ... June 3,
1850, on the Admission of California. [Washington. 1850.]
8vo. 8 1 130
Silvestre, Jrzobispo de Caracas y Venezuela. Observaciones
sobre el Concordato de Venezuela celebrado en Roma en Julio
SIMCOE.
567
dc 1862 y ratificado por Su Santidad en el Palacio del Vaticano,
el dia 25 de Mayo de 1863. ... Caracas. 1864. 8vo, pp. 25.
SiLVESTRis, pseudon.
to the United States.
Smith, 1803. 8vo, pp.
Reflections on the Cession of Louisiana
By Silvestris. IVashington City : S. H.
27. 81132
Sim (W. H.) A Few Plain Thoughts on Emigration and
Colonization. By W. H. Sim. London. 1850. Fcp. 8vo, pp.
20. 81 133
SiMcoE [John Graves], b. 1752, d. 1806. A | Journal] of the|
Operations I of I The Queen's Rangers, | From the End of the
Year 1777, | to the | conclusion of the late American war. | By
Lieutenant-Colonel Simcoe, | Cominander of that Corps. | Exeter :
Printed for the Author. \ [1787.] 4to, pp. (8), 184, Appendix (48).
10 folded Plans. H., L. 81 134
The plans are as tbllows : Art'air at yuintin's Bridge, p. 26; Surprise of Rebels at
Hancocks House, p. 28; Ambuscade of the Indians at Kingsbridgc, p. 545 March of
the Queens Rangers, p. 56; Plan uf Oyster Bay, p. 62; Skirmish at Richmond, p.
112; The Landing at Burrell's, p. 132; Sketch of the Skirmish at Petersburg, p. 138;
Sketch of the Action at Ojburns, p. 140; Action at Spencer's Ordinary, p. 166.
The book was not published for sale, but for private distribution only. The date of
printing is given in the editor's preface to the edition of 1844. According to Mr. Rich,
its existence was almost unknown until a copy turned up in the Ciialmers sale in 1841.
The Field copy sold for $30; the Menzies copy (measuring on the leaf 10^ by 8J^
inches), $51; the Murphy copy, $35; the Barlow copy (measuring ii^g by 8|4f
inches), $155. Priced by Quaritch in 1885, £10.
A copy containing the original colored drawings of the plans, sixteen in number, and
with ma '.uscript notes on the margins by Gen. Sir Henry Clinton, was sold with "a
further portion of the library of the late Colonel Henry Clinton, of Earlsbury Park,"
at Sotheby's in London, March, 1884 (No. 816), for £44. It was purchased by Mr.
guaritch, who priced it in his general catalogue for July, 1885 (No. 2971 1), at £55.
Nine of thcci drawings are said to closely resembie the engraved maps, the tenth
(Sketch of the Skirmish at Petersburg) being on a different scale. The additional draw-
ings comprise : Skirmish at Croswick's, Retreat from Gens. Clinton and Morgan, Plan
of Post at Great Bridge, Position of Rangers at North Castle, Point of Fork, and Plan
of R. Delaware below Philadelphia. " The drawings are by Lt. G. Spencer, or copies
by him of sketches by Lt.-Col. Simcoe, and Lts. Allans and J. Stratton."
Simcoe. Simcoe's Military Journal. A History of the Oper-
ations of a Partisan Corps, called the Queen's Rangers, com-
manded by Lieut. Col. J. G. Simcoe, during the War of the
American Revolution ; illustrated by ten engraved plans of
actions, & :. Now first published, with a Memoir of the Author
and other additions. New-York: Bartlett^ Welford. 1844. 8vo,
pp. xvii, (2), 13-328. 10 Plans. ba., l. 81 135
Edited by Silvanus Miller, Jr. Twenty-five copies of this edition were printed on
large paper, with the maps colored. " The operations detailed occurred in the vicinity
of New York City, in West-Chester county, Long Island, Staten Island, in v?.rious
568
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parts of New Jersey, the neighbourhuod of Philadelphia, Germantown, &c., in North
and South C.irolinn, in Virginia, at the time ot" Arnold's invasion, and through the whole
subsequent movements in that state, till Cornwallis* surrender at Yorktown. The
memoir of the author, and some other additions as appendix, increase the attraction,
interest and value of the whole volume."
SiMCOE. Lieut. -General Simcoe understanding! that the trans-
lation of the Duke de Liancourt's travels has been much circu- 1
lated, thinks it not improper to print an extract from a letter of
his to the | printer, Mr. Phillips, in answer to a very civil com-
munication received | from him respecting that work. This extract
will elucidate the purport of | the communication, and at the same
time account for Lieut.-General|Simcoe's speech, on the closing
of the first parliament of the province of Upper | Canada, being
inserted in the appendix of that work. | He adds a paper delivered
by him, when he was very lately under orders | for foreign service,
to the Honorable Rufus King, Minister from the United | States.
[Colophon:] Trewmans^ printers. Exeter. [1799?] 410, pp. 18.
Title furnished by Mr. James Bain, chief librarian of the Public Library at Toronto,
from a copy belonging to that institution.
[Simcoe. ] Remarks | on the J Travels | of the | Marquis de
Chastellux, | in | North America. | London., \ Printed for G. and T.
fVilkie^ in St. Paul's Church-Yard. \ mdcclxxxvii. | {Price two
shillings.) 8vo, pp. (4), 80. B. 81 137
Corrected title of No. 69508, Vol. xvi. I am indebted to Mr. James Bain, of the
Public Library at Toronto, for information that the above-named pamphlet was written
by Lieut. -Col. Simcoe.
Simcoe. Speech of John Graves Simcoe, Esq. ... Niagra^
printed 1796. 8vo. 811 38
Also: Speech ... Printed in Upper Canada, by Louis Roy. 1793. 8vo. These two
titles are from a bookseller's catalogue.
Simeon (R.) Dictionnaire de la Langue Nahuatl ou Mexi-
caine, redige d'apres les documents imprimes et manuscrits les
plus authentiques et precede d'une introduction, par Remi Simeon.
Paris, Imprimerie Nationale. 1885. 4to, pp. Ixxv, 710. 81 139
Simerwell [Robert] and Noaquett. Potrwatome nkum-
winin, epe natotatewinin. Siseminwrn epe Norqit, okena'tonawa.
Pukon Kesis, 1835. ... Shawanoe Baptist Mission: J. Meeker,
printer. 1835. i8mo, pp. 84. ba. 81140
Primer lessons, catechism and hymns in the Putawatomie Indian language.
Simerwell. Wlkr Potrwatome msina'kin ; kewrnpinukatr.
Siseminwrn, okena'ton. Tr'min kesis — 1834 tso Pponkit pe
SIMMONDS,
569
Icanekit Hesus. Shaivannoe Mission^ J. Meeker^ Printer^ 1834.
i8mo, pp. 32. BA. 81 141
Spelling lesRuns, prayers, bible history aiul hynitis, in the Putawatomie language.
Pages 30-32 contain an explanation of the Putawatomie characters.
Fur an account uf Mr. Simerwelt'a manuscripts in this language, and of his labors
among the Putawatomie Indians, tet PiUing's " Bibliography of the Algonquian Lan-
guages," pp. 463-466.
SiMES (T.) The I Military Guide | for | Young Officers, | By |
Thomas Simcs, Esq. ] Author of the Military Medley. | In Two
Volumes. I ... I London^ Printed, \ Philadelphia^ \ Re-printed by "J.
Humphreys^ R. Bell, and \ R. Jitien, Printers and Booksellers. \
M.DCc.LXXVi. I 2 vols., 8vo, pp. (8), 384 [misprinted 284], 2
folded leaves, index pp. (5); two titles, pp. (188), and Frontis-
piece, p. 81 142
The second title in vol. ii. in as follows: "A New|Military, Historical, |and| Explana-
tory I Dictioiiary ; | Including tiie | Warriors Gazetteer of Places remarkable | for Sieges or
Battles. I By Thomas Sinies, Esq;| Philadilpbia : \ Sold by Hiimfibreys, Be/l, and yjilien. |
M,i)Cc,LXXVi." The second volume usually contains at the end Ualryniplc's " Extracts
from a Military Essay," and Harvey's " Manual Exercise," each with its own title
(dated 1776) and pagination. S(e Dalrymple (C), Vol. v.. No. 18345; and [Harvey
(E.)], Vol. viii., No. 30771.
The Simile of the Apple Tree. The Connecticut Mutual
Life Insurance Company. " Mawney Farm." Comparison
between Life Policies. " The Fenner Sweeting." The Mutual
Life Insurance Co., of New York, and the " Sole General Agent
for Boston and Vicinity." ... [n. p. i86-?] 8vo, pp. i6.
Simmers (W.) The Volunteer's Manual ; or. Ten Months
with the 153d Penn'a Volunteers, being a Concise Narrat've of
the Most Important Events of the History of the said Regiment.
By William Simmers "nd Paul Bachschmid, late Lieutenants,
153d P. V. Easton, Pa.: D. H. Neimany Printer. 1863. 8vo,
pp. 52. B. 81 144
SiMMONDS (P[eter] L[und]). The Arctic Regions and Polar
Discoveries during the Nineteenth Century; with the Discoveries
made by Capt. M'Clintock as to the P'ate of the Franklin Expe-
dition. By P. L. Simmcnds. New Edition. London : George
Routledge 6f Co. i860. i2mo, pp. 400. c. 81 145
A new edition of " Sir John Franklin and the Arctic Regions."
SiMMONDS. The Commercial Dictionary of Trade Products,
Manufacturing and Technical Terms ; with a Definition of the
Moneys, Weights, and Measures, of all Countries, reduced to
the British Standard. By P. L. Simmonds, f.r.g.s., f.s.s. ... A
570
SIMMONDS.
New Edition, revised and enlarged. London
and Sons. 1867. I2niu, pp. viii, 463.
George Rout ledge
B. 81 146
SiMMONDs. The Commercial Products of the Vegetable King-
dom, considered in their various uses to man, and in their relation
to the arts and manufactures : forming a Practical Treatise and
Handbook of Reference for the Colonist, Manufacturer, Mer-
chant, and Consumer. Hy P. L. Simmonds. London. 1854.
8vo. 81 147
Simmonds. Curiosities of Food ; or the Dainties and Deli-
cacies of diH'erent Nations, obtained from the Animal Kingdom.
By Peter Lund Simmonds, f.r.g.s., f.s.s. ... I^ondon : Richard
Bentley. 1859. i6mo, pp. xvi, 372. ba. 81148
Simmonds. A Dictionary of Trade Products, Commercial,
Manufacturing and Technical Terms, with a Definition of the
Moneys, Weights and Measures of all Countries reduced to the
British Standard. By P. L. Simmonds ... London. 1857. i6mo.
-f- London: G. Routledge i^ Co. 1858. i6rno, pp. 422. H.
Simmonds. Simmonds' Colonial Magazine and Foreign Mis-
cellany. ... London. 1844-1848. 15 vols., 8vo. n. 81 150
Continued as "The Colonial Magazine and East India Review," edited by W. H. G.
Kingston, vols, xvi.-xxiii., London, 1849-1851; and as "The Colonial and Asiatic
Review," 2 vols., London, 1852-1853, when it was discontinued.
The magazine contains articles and statistical information on Canada, and the other
British North American Provinces.
Simmonds. Sir John Franklin and the Arctic Regions : A
Narrative, showing the Progress of British Enterprise for the
Discovery of the North-west Passage during the Nineteenth Cen-
tury. With Notices of all the Expeditions sent in search of the
missing vessels under Captain Sir John Franklin. By P. L. Sim-
monds .... London: George Routledge Iff Co. mdcccli. i2mo. -}-
Second Edition. \^Ibid.'\ mdcccli. i2mo, pp. xvi, 286. Plate
and 2 folded Maps. h. -f Third Edition. [/W.] 1853. i2mo,
pp. 272. 81151
Simmonds. Sir John Franklin and the Arctic Regions : with
detailed Notices of the Expeditions in search of the missing ves-
sels under Sir John Franklin. By P. L. Simmonds. To which
is added an account of the American Expedition under the pat-
ronage of Henry Grinnell, Esq. With an Introduction to the
American edition by John C. Lord, d.d. Buffalo. 1852. i2mo,
pp. xvii, 25-396. Map. c, p. 81 152
SIMMONS.
571
Simmons (Mrs.) Narrative of Mrs. Simmons, twice taken by
the Indians ... with an Account of the Serpent Tongucd Infant.
New Tor k. 1S37. I2m(). Plates. ^^'53
Simmons (A. T.) The Truth about Cuba. By A. T. Si
m-
152
mons, m.d. [^Philadelphia. 1870.] Svo, pp. 8. H. Hi 154
'Joncerninu the rcvdlutiun in Cub.i.
Simmons (C.) Slavery of the United States, to Sinful and
Foolish Customs. By Charles Simmons. Paivtucht^ R. I.
Printed for the Author. 1 84 1. 1 2mo, pp. 24, and covers. H.
Simmons (F. E.) A Complete Account of the John Morgan
Raid through Kentucky, Indiana & Ohio in July 1863. Pub-
lished by Flora E. Simmons, [n. p.] 18.63. 32mo, pp. 94.
Simmons (G. A.) Assault on Mr. Sumner. Speech of Hon.
G. A. Simmons, of New York, in the House of Representatives,
July II, 1856. [IVashington : Buell ij Blanchard., Printers. 1856.]
8vo, pp. 7. H. 81 157
Simmons. Memorial of G. A. Simmons on the Results of a
Survey of a Railroad and Steamboat Route from Lake Champli;in
to the County of Oneida. Albany. 1846. 8vo. s. 81 158
Simmons. Speech of Hon. G. A. Simmons, of New York,
... in the House of Representatives, May 10, 1854, on the
Nebraska and Kansas Bill. fVashington. 1854. 8vo, pp. 13. h.
[Simmons (George Frederic), b. 1814, d. 1855.] A Letter to
the so-called " Boston Churches," which are in truth only parts
of one Church. By a Member of the same. Boston: fVm. Crosby
and H. P. Nichols. 1846. 8vo, pp. 24. B. 81160
Simmons. Public Spirit and Mobs. Two Sermons ... at
Springfield ... February 23, 1851, after the Thompson Riot.
By George F. Simmons .... Springfield : Merriam.^ Chapin^^' Co.
1851. i2mo, pp. 31. H. 81161
[Simmons.] Review of the Remarks on Dr. Channing's Slav-
ery By a Citizen of Massachusetts. Boston : "James Munroe and
Company. 1836. 8vo, pp. 48, and covers. ba., h. 81 162
Simmons. Two Sermons on the kind Treatment and on the
Emancipation of Slaves. Preached at Mobile, on ... the lOth,
and ... 17th of May, 1840. ... By Geo. F. Simmons. Boston:
IVilliam Crosby and Company. 1840. 8vo, pp. 30. ba., H.
57*
SIMMONS.
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Simmons (I.) The Funeral Sermon of Capt. Joseph R. Toy,
delivered in ... Sinisbury, on the i6th of July, 1862. By Icha-
bod Simmons .... Hartford: Prrss of Case^ I.ockwood iff Co. 1 86a.
I2mo, pp. 24. 81 164
Simmons. Our Duty in the Crisis. A Discourse delivered
on the Occasion of the National Fast, September 26, 1861 ... .
By Rev. Ichabod Simmons. Hartford: Case^ Lockwood isf Com-
pany. 1861. 8vo, pp. 24. BA. 81165
Simmons (J.) The History of Geneva, Wisconsin. An
Authentic Account of the First Disci)very and Settlement of the
Village and Town of Geneva. With Sketches of the Lives of
prominent early Settlers. By James Simmons. Geneva. 1875.
8vo, pp. loi. 81 166
Simmons (J. B.) The Cause and Cure of the Rebellion ; or
How far the People of the Loyal States are responsible for the
War. By James B. Simmons ... . Indianapolis: IVerden and
Company. 1861. 8vo, pp. 12. 81167
Simmons (J. F.) Kansas — The Lecompton Constitution.
Speech of Hon. James Y . Simmons, of Rhode Island, in the
Senate of the United States, March 20, 1858. Washington^ D.
C: C. fV. Fenton^ Printer. 1858. 8vo, pp. i6. 81 168
Simmons. Speech of Mr. Simmons ... March 11, 1842, on
the resolutions of Mr. Clay on the Tariff. IVashington. 1842.
8vo. s. 81 169
Simmons. Speech of Mr. Simmons, of Rhode Island, upon
the resolutions to postpone the Bill introduced by Mr. McDuffie
to reduce the Duties on Imports ; delivered in the U. S. Senate,
March 27, 1844. [Washington. 1844.] 8vo, pp. 32. H. 81 170
Simmons. Speech of Hon. James F. Simmons, of Rhode
Island, on the State of the Union ... in the Senate ... January
16,1861. [n. p. 1861.] 8vo, pp. 15. B. 81 171
Also: Letter to the Hon. James F. Simmons. By a Rhode-Island Conservative.
Improvidence, 1845.] 8vo, pp. 8.
Simmons (J. L. A.) Defence of Canada considered as an
Imperial Question with reference to a War with America. By
J. L. A. Simmons, c.e. London: Longman. 1865. 8vo, pp. 27.
Simmons (J[ames] W[right].) Blue Beard. [Canto i., in
verse.] By J. W. Sirtimons. Philadelphia. 1821. i2mo.
SIMMS.
573
Simmons. Blue Beard ; or, The Marshal of France. [Canto
II., in verse.] By J. W. Simmons. Philadelphia, 1822. i2mo,
pp. no. ^i'74
Simmons. The Exile's Return ... [In verse.] By J. W.
Simmons. Philadelphia. 1822. i2mo, pp. 117. ^^175
Simmons. The Greek Girl ; a Tale, in two Cantos. By
James Wright Simmons. ... Boston and Camhrid^^e : James Mun-
roe and Company. MUCCCLii. i2mo, pp. 142,(1). h. 81 176
Simmons. The Maniac's Confession, a fragment of a tale.
[In verse.] By J. W. Simmons, Author of the Exile's Returr.
Philadelphia. 1821. i2mo, pp. 96. ^'*77
Simmons (W.) A Letter to the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives of the United States, shewing the Profligacy and Cor-
ruption of General John Armstrong, in his Administration of the
War Department. By William Simmons, Esq. Georgetown :
Printed by Robert Alleson. 18 14. 8vo, pp. 16. ba. 81178
Simms (J[eptha] R[oot]), b. 1807, d. 1883. The American
Spy, or Freedom's Early Sacrifice ; A Tale of the Revolution,
founded upon Fact. By J. R. Simms ... . Albany: Printed by J.
Munsell. 1846. 8vo, pp. 63. Sii79
Based on the history uf Nathan Hale.
Simms. The American Spy, or Freedom's Early Sacrifice : A
Tale of the Revolution, Founded upon Fact. By J. R. Simms,
... Albany: J. Munsell. 1857. ^^o, pp. 63. ba. 81 180
Simms. The American Spy, or Freedom's Early Sacrifice : A
Tale of the Revolution, Founded upon Fact. By J. R. Simms,
... Albany : J. Munsell. 1857. 8vo, pp. 116. Plate, b. 81 181
Verso of title : " Large Paper Copy. Only 28 Copies printed in this Form."
Sim IS. Catalogue of the Private Cabinet of Coins, Relics,
&c. [belonging to] J. R. Simms. Fort Plain^ N. T. 1869. 8vo.
Simms. The Frontiersmen of New York Showing Customs
of the Indians, vicissitudes of the Pioneer White Settlers, and
Border Strife in two wars. With a great variety of romantic and
thrilling stories never before published. By Jeptha R. Simms,
... In two volumes, illustrated. ... Albany^ N. T.: Geo. C. Riggs^
Publisher. 1882-83. 2 vols., 8vo, pp. 712, (i); 759,(1). Por-
trait. 81 183
574
SIMMS.
ill
SiMMS. History of Schoharie County, and Border Wars of
New York ; containing also a Sketch of the Causes which led
to the American Revolution; ... and interesting Memoranda, of
the Mchawk Valley; together with much other Historical and
Miscellaneous Matter never before published. Illustrated with
more than Thirty Engravings. By Jeptha R. Simms. ... Albany:
Munsell ^ Tanner^ Printers. 1845. 8vo, pp. 672. Frontispiece
and Plates. ba., h. 81 184
" Mr. Simms' book is one of that limited class of historical works, for which the
reader will feel from youth to cge, that he owes a debt of gratitude to its garrulous and
perhaps not over-scrupulous author. It is the very model of a local history. Crowded
with details of the adventures of the early settlers of the Mohawk Valley, in thuii con-
flicts with their savage neighbors, we do not stop to question their authenticity. The
midnight massacres, the long and weary captivities, the surprises of Indian camps, the
bloody encounters between the scouts and their savage foes, are all narrated with a cred-
ulous faith, and an artless style that wins and preserves the reader's attention." — Field.
SiMMS. Trappers of New York, or a Biography of Nicholas
Stoner & Nathaniel Foster ; together with Anecdotes of other
celebrated Hunters, and some account of Sir William Johnson,
and his style of living. By Jeptha R. Simms .... Albany: Printed
by y. Munsell, 1850. i2mo, pp. 280. 4 Plates. + Second edi-
tion. Albany : J. MunselL 185 1. i2mo, pp. 287. 4 Plates, -f
Albany : Printed by J. Munsell. 1857. i2nio, pp. 287. 4 Plates.
-Y Albany : J. Munsell. i860. i2mo, pp. 287. 4 Plates. +
Albany : y. Munsell. 1871. 8vo, pp. 297. 81185
Simms (W. E.) Speech of Hon. W. E. Simms, of Ken-
tucky, on Polygamy in Utah. Delivered in the House of Repre-
sentatives, April 4, i860. [Py^ashington : Printed by Lemuel Tow-
ers. i860.] 8vo, pp. 16. 81 186
Simms (W[illiam] G.), b. 1806, d. 1870.
of the South. By W. Gilmore Simms.
Russell. MDCCCXLVi. 8vo, pp. 108.
Areytos ; or, Songs
. Charleston : yohn
BA. 81187
Simms. Areytos ; or Songs and Ballads of the South, with
other Poems. By W. Gilmore Simms. Charleston^ S. C. : Rus-
sell & yones. i860. i2mo, pp. xvi, 5-416. c. 81188
[Simms.] At^lantis. A Story of the Sea. ... New-York: J.
t^ y. Harper. 1832. 8vo, pp. 80. B. 81189
[Simms.] Atalantis ; a Story of the Sea. [In verse.] By
the Author of "The Yemassee," "Guy Rivers," &c. ... Phila-
SIMMS.
575
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Wda-
delphia : Carey and Hart. 1848. i2mo, pp. vi, (2), 144, errata
I slip. RA.., L. 81 190
Pages 73-144 contain "The Eye and the Wing; Poems chiefly imaginative."
[SiMMs.] Beauchampe, or the Kentucky Tragedy. A Tale
of Passion. By the Author of " Richard Hurdis," ... Philadel-
phia: Lea & Blanchard. 1842. 2 vols., l2mo, pp. (4), 13-303 ;
301. c. 81191
SiMMS. Beauchampe ; or, the Kentucky Tragedy. A Sequel
to Charlemont. By W. Gilmore Simms, Esq. ... New and
revised edition. Redfield ... New York. 1856. i2mo, pp. 402.
-}- New York: IV. J. Widdleton. [1865 ?] i2mo, pp. 402.
SiMMS. The Book of My Lady; a Melange. ... Philadelphia:
Key & Biddle. 1833. i2mo. 8 "93
[Simms.] Border Beagles : a Tale of Mississippi. Philadel-
phia : Carey ^ Hart. 1840. 2 vols., i2mo. 8 1 194
SiMMs. Border Beagles, a Tale of the Mississippi. By W.
Gilmore Simms, Esq. ... New and revised edition. Redfield ...
New York. 1855. i2mo, pp. 495. b., c. + New York : W. J.
IViddleton. [1865?] i2mo, pp. 495. ^"95
[Simms.] Carl Werne.-, an Imaginative Story; with other
Tales of Imagination. By the Author of "The Yemassee," ...
New York : G. Adlard. 1 838. 2 vols., i2mo, pp. (8), 243 ; (4),
208. c. 81 196
Simms. The Cassique of Accabee. A Tale of Ashley River.
With Other Pieces. [In verse.] By William Gilmore Simms,
Authorof "The Yemassee," "Richard Hurdis," "Guy Rivers,"
" Atalantis," etc. New-York : Geo. P. Putnam. 1849. Sq. i6mo,
pp. 112, and covers. b., h., l. 81 197
Simms. The Cassique of Kiawah. A Colonial Romance
By William Gilmore Simms, Esq. ... Redfield 34 Beekman Street^
New York iSsg i2mo, pp. (6), 9-600. Frontispiece and engraved
title. L. 81 198
Simms. Castle Dismal : or. The Bachelor's Christmas. A
Domestic Legend. By the Author of "Guy Rivers," "The
Yemassee," *' Richard Hurdis," &c. ... New- York : Burgess,
Stringer & Co. 1845. i2mo, pp. 192, and covers. L. 81 199
Cover-title : " Price 25 Cents. Castle Dismal, or the Bachelor's Christmas : a Do-
mestic Legend. By W. G. Simms," etc.
576
SIMMS.
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SiMMS. Charlemont ; or, the Pride of the Village ; a Tale of
Kentucky. Redfield ... New York. 1856. i2mo, pp. 447. B.
+ New York : IV. J. IViddleton. [1865 .?] i2mo, pp. 447.
SiMMS. The City of the Silent ; a Poem. By W. Gilmore
Simms. Delivered at the Consecration of Magnolia Cemetery,
November 19, 1850. Charleston : fValker isf James. 1850. 8vo,
pp. 54, and covers.
L. 8 1 20 1
[Simms.] Confession ; or, the Blind Heart. A Domestic
Story. By the Author of "The Kinsman," ... Philadelphia : Lea
l^ Blanchard. 1841. 2 vols., i2mo, pp. 251; (2), 13-257. c.
Simms. Confession : or. The Blmd Heart.
A Domestic
Story. By W. Gilmore Simms, Esq. ... New and Revised Edi-
tion. Redfield ... New York. 1856. i2mo, pp. 398. B., s. -|-
New and Revised Edition. New York: W. "J. IViddleton. 1864.
i2nio, pp. 398.
B. 81203
[SiMMS.j Count Julian ; or, the last Days of the Goth. A
Historical Romance. By the Author of "Guy Rivers," ... Bal-
timore: fVilliam Taylor is' Co. ... New-York: William Taylor.
1845. 8vo, pp. viii, 3-201, and covers. L. 81204
[Simms.] The Damsel of Darien. By the Author of "The
Yemassee," "Guy Rivers," " Mellichampe," &c. ... Philadel-
phia: Lea and Blanchard. 1839. 2 vols., l2mo, pp. (6), 13-308;
281. BA., C. 81205
[Simms.] Donna Florida. A Tale. [In verse.] By the
Author of " Atalantis," " Southern Passages and Pictures," &c.
Charleston: Burgess and James. 1843. i8mo, pp. (6), 97, and
covers. c, l. 81206
Simms. Early Lays. By William G. Simms, Jr. Charleston^
S. C. 1827. i2mo, pp. 108. P., s. 81207
Simms. Egeria ; or, Voices of Thought and Counsel, for the
Woods and Wayside. By W. Gilmore Simms, Esq. ... Phila-
delphia: E. H. Butler & Co. 1853. i2nio, pp. 319. Plate, h.
Simms. Eutaw ; a Sequel to The Forayers, or The Raid of
the Dog-Days. A Tale of the Revolution. By W. Gilmore
Simms, Esq. ... Redjield ... New York. 1856. i2mo, pp. 582.
B*^ Ca
+ New edition. New York: IV. J. IViddleton. [1865 ?]
i2mo, pp. 582.
81209
SIMMS.
577
H.
SiMMS. Father Abbot, or, the Home Tourist ; a Medley.
By W. Gilmore Simms, Esq. Charleston^ S. C. : Printed by Miller
y Browne. 1849. i^mo, pp. (4), 3-235, and covers. L. 81 210
SiMMS. The Forayers, or. The Raid of the Dog-Days. By
W. Gilmore Simms, Esq. ... Redfield ... New York. 1855.
l2mo, pp. (4), 560. c. + New York: IV. J. IViddleton. [1865?]
i2mo, pp. (4), 560. B. 81 21 1
Simms. The Geography of South Carolina : being a com-
panion to the History of that State : By William Gilmore Simms.
Compiled from the latest and best authorities, and designed for
the instruction of the Young. Charleston: Babcock & Co. 1843.
i2mo, pp. 192. Map. c. 81212
Simms. The Ghost of my Husband. A Tale of the Cres-
cent City. By William Gilmore Simms. New York: Chapman
i^ Co. 1866. i2mo, pp. 114. Plate.
81213
Simms. The Golden Christmas, a Chronicle of St. John's
Berkeley, compiled from the Notes of a Briefless Barrister. ...
Charleston : IValker l^ Richards. 1852. i2mo, pp, 168. 81214
[Simms.] Grouped Thoughts and Scattered Fancies. A Col-
lection of aonnets. By the Author of " Atalantis," " Southern
Passages and Pictures," &c. Richmond^ Va. Printed by IVm. Mac-
farlane^ Messenger Office: 1845. Sq. i6mo, pp. 61. L. 81 21 5
[Simms.] Guy Rivers ; a Tale of Georgia. By the Author
of "Martin Faber," "Atalantis" ... New York: Harper iff Broth-
ers. 1834. 2 vols., i2mo, pp. 258; 257. -f- Second Edition.
Elbid.'l 1835. 2 vols., i2mo, pp. 258 ; 257. -j- Third Edition.
Ibid.l 1837. 2 vols., i2mo, pp. 258 ; 257. 81216
SiMMS. Guy Rivers, the Outlaw
pp. 213.
,. London. 1841. 8vo,
c. 81217
Hazlitt's " Romancist and Novelist's Library," vol. 11.
,09
SiMMS. Guy Rivers. A Tale of Georgia. By W. Gilmore
Simms, Esq. ... Redfield ... New York. 1855. i2mo, pp. 503.
-f- New York: IV. J. fViddleton. [1865 ?] i2mo, pp. 503.
SiMMS. The History of South Carolina from its First Euro-
pean Discovery to its erection into a Republic : with a supple-
mentary Chronicle of Events to the present time. By William
578
SIMMS.
Gilmore Simms. ... Charleston: S. Babcock i^ Co. 1840. 8vo,
pp. (2), 355. BA., H., S. 81219
Some copies are on large paper. The "Questioni" to the history were published
separately.
SiMMS. The History of South Carolina, from its first Euro-
pean Discovery to its erection into a Republic : with a supple-
mentary Chronicle of events to the present time. By William
Gilmore Simms .... Second Edition. Charleston: S. Babcock lif
Co. 1842.
Simms.
i2mo, pp. 345.
81220
The History of South Carolina from its First Euro-
pean Discovery to its erection into a Republic, with a Supple-
mentary Book, bringing the narrative down to the present time.
By William Gilmore Simms. ... New and Revised Edition.
Redjield ... New fori. i860.
Tori : Richardson ^ Co. 1866.
i2mo, pp. viu, 437. H.
vni.
437-
-\- New
81221
Third Edition. New
81222
i2mo, pp
Simms. The Huguenots in Florida ; or, the Lily and the
Totem. By William Gilmore Simms.
Tori: C. Scribner. 1854. i2mo.
For earlier editions tee No. 81232, infra,
[Simms.] Katharine Walton ; or, the Rebel of Dorchester.
An Historical Romance of the Revolution in Carolina. ... Phila-
delphia: J. Hart. 1 85 1. 8 vo, pp. (4), 9-186. c. 81223
Simms. Katharine Walton ; or the Rebel of Dorchester. An
Historical Romance of the Revolution in Carolina. By W. Gil-
more Simms, Esq. New and revised Edition. Redjield ... New
York. 1854. i2mo, pp. (4), 474. c. -\- New Tork : W. J. Wid-
dleton. [1865?] i2mo, pp. (4), 474. 81224
[Simms.] The Kinsmen ; or, the Black Riders of Congaree.
A Tale. ... Philadelphia: Lea isf Blanchard. 1841. 2 vols., i2mo,
pp. 241; 275. c. 81225
For a later edition set "The Scout," No. 8 1 25 5, infra.
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