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To learn to classify is in itself an education^* — Alkx. Bain
Decimal Classification
and
Eelativ Index
for libraries, clippings, notes, etc.
p-^^CHr,-o..
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''*• Peter W-"'^'-'^^^
By
Melvil Dewey, A. M. {Amherst)
Secretary University of the State of New York; Director New York State Library
1894
Library Bureau
BOSTON: 146 Franklin st. PHILADELPHIA: 603 Chestnut at.
NEW YORK: 978 Stewart b'ld'g CHICAGO: 125 Franklin at.
LONDON : ai Bloomsbury at.
near Britiah Muaeum
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There will be sent, as publisht, to owners on record, matter adding greatly to
the value of this book. To guard against errors, if the owner*s address, as given on
the slip pasted in opposit this note, is changed, send notice promptly to the pub-
lishers
Library Bureau, 146 Franklin St., Boston
Copyright 1876, by Melvil Dewey
Copyright 1885, by Melvil Dewey
Copyright 1 888, by Library Bureau
Copyright 1S91, by Library Bureau
Copvrififht 1894, by Library Bureau
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CONTENTS
EXPLANATION
INTRODUCTION
Description
Origin and growth .
Extent of use .
What is the system ?
Decimal form .
Best known decimal form
Relativ Subject Index
What the Index includes
Explanation of tables
Choice and arrangement of heads
Sequence of allied subjects
Co-ordination .
New subjects .
Catch titles
Form distinctions
Minute classification
Mnemonics
Decimalism
Sizes on shelves
Catalogs
Name catalog .
Shelf-list
Subject catalog
Dictionary catalog
Advantages
Shelves .
Shelf-list .
Accession book
Pamflets .
Sale duplicates
Charging system
Subject references
Recataloging .
Adaptability
Arabic numerals
Endowment of special departments
Summary ....
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CONTENTS
TABLES AND INDEX
First summary, the ten main Classes . .
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Explanation of Index
Relativ Subject Index
Alphabetical table of topics divided geographically . .
Alphabetical table of form divisions
Alphabetical table of languages
Alphabetical table of philological divisions
Alphabetical table of literatures
Supplement to Index
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EXPLANATION
The field of knowledge is divided into nine main classes and these
are numbered by the digits, i to 9. Cyclopedias, periodicals, etc., so
general in character as to belong to no one of these classes are marked
nought, and form a tenth class. Each class is similarly separated into 9
divisions, general works belonging to no division having nought in place
of the division number. Divisions are similarly divided into 9 sections
and the process is repeated as often as necessary. Thus 512 means
Class 5 (Natural Science), Division i (Mathematics), Section 2
(Algebra), and every Algebra is numbered 512.
The books on the shelves and the cards in the subject catalog are
arranged in simple numerical order, all class numbers being decimals.
Since each subject has a definite number, it follows that all books on
any subject must stand together. These tables show the order in which
subjects follow one another. Thus 512 Algebra precedes 513 Geometry
and follows 5 1 1 Arithmetic.
Summaries. The first summary shows the ten Classes into
which all topics are divided. The second summary shows the nine
Divisions of each of the ten classes, and is useful as a bird's-eye view of
the whole scheme on a single page. Then follow ten pages, one for
each class, showing the nine Sections into which each of the nine
divisions of each class are divided. These pages are to be used for a
synoptic view on a single page of the scope of each class.
Sub-sections. Following these three summaries is the complete
classification, which repeats, in proper order, all the classes, divisions,
and sections with all the sub-sections given under each section.
Synonymous terms, examples, brief notes, dates, and various catch-words
are often added to the simple heads for the convenience of the user,
who thus gets a fuller and clearer idea of the field which each number
covers. Therefore all references to numbers should be looked up in
the full tables of sub-sections; never in the Summaries, which are
really only a tabic of contents of the Complete Tables.
Index. After the tables is an index, in which all the heads of the
tables are arranged in one simple alphabet, with the class number of
each referring to its exact place in the preceding tables. This index
includes also, as far as they have been found, all the synonyms or
alternative names for the heads, and many other entries that seemed likely
to help a reader find readily the subject sought. Though the user knows
just where to turn to his subject in the tables, by first consulting the
index he may be sent to other allied subjects, where he will find
valuable matter which he would otherwise overlook.
Full explanations. Detailed illustrations and rules for the many
applications of this system and full explanations of its mnemonic and
other important features will be found in the introduction to the full
edition from which the ** Tables and Index ** are reprinted.
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INTRODUCTION
[The simplified spellings used are strongly recommended for general adoption by both
the American and English Philological Associations, including nearly all prominent scholars
in English now living.]
Origin and growth. — The plan of the following Classification and
Index was developt early in 1873. It was the result of several
months* study of library economy as found in some hundreds of books
and pamflets, and in over 50 personal visits to libraries. In this study
the author became convinced that the usefulness of these libraries
might be greatly increast without added expenditure. Only a fraction
of the good possible could be gotten from a library without catalogs,
indexes, and aids, to tell librarians and readers what the collection
containd on any given subject; yet, by the methods then used, this
could be done satisfactorily only at a cost so great as to be prohibitiv
to all but a few wealthy libraries. With rare exceptions, libraries
were growing rapidly. Catalogs, made at great cost, became anti-
quated soon after being finisht. The methods used involvd frequent
remarking and re-arrangement of the books and remaking of catalogs
and indexes, as the only escape from a confusion that seriously
crippled usefulness. In this repetition of work experience and skill of
previous librarians were largely lost. The great need was a system
which should enable each librarian to stand on the shoulders of his
predecessors, and fully utilize their labors ; which should make the
work done to-day permanent, instead of something to be superseded
within a few years, and therefore not worth doing in the best way ;
which should supply the best appliances, instead of leaving the young
librarian not only to learn how to work, but to make all his own tools.
Seventeen years* practical use of the system here explaind proves
that it will accomplish this result ; for with its aid catalogs, shelf lists,
indexes, and references, essential to this increast usefulness, can be
made faster and cheaper than by any method not having its essential
features, and, when done, are better and vastly more permanent.
Practical utility and economy are the keynotes of the entire system,
and no theoretical refinement has been allowd to modify the scheme,
if it would detract from its usefulness or add to its cost.
It was chiefly necessary to find a method that would index books and
pamflets on the shelves, the cards of a catalog, clippings and notes of
scrap-books and index rerums, references to all these items, and indeed
any literary material in any form, as readily as an ordinary index guides
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to the proper page of a bound book. This difficult problem has been
solvd by using no reference marks except the simplest symbols known
to the human mind — the Arabic numerals — and by aiding their
simplicity with many practical mnemonic devices.
The system has been found on trial equally valuable for cataloging
and indexing, and for numbering and arranging books and pamflets on
the shelves. For notes on other uses, see p. 37.
When the first edition was published in 1876, 12 pages of tables
containing the thousand sections were criticised as being altogether
too elaborate for use even in a large library. As fast, however, as
the Relativ Index with its remarkable powers became known, users
askt for further subdivisions, and both tables and Index have steadilv
grown since it has been found so easy to gain the admitted great
advantages of close classification, and yet avoid the old difficulties by
means of the Relativ Index.
Extent of use. — The register of libraries which have actually
adopted the system, though growing rapidly, is known to be very
incomplete. Names are often added of libraries which have used the
system for five or 10 years without our learning the fact. A careful
registry is kept of the buyer of each classification printed, but we make
no assumption that a library has adopted the system because it has
ordered a copy of the book.
We print below a brief table showing the growth of the four editions.
The nearest estimate possible gives from 200-300 libraries, besides a
large number of private book owners and literary workers having the
system in daily use.
Date
No. of pages
Edition
Preface, etc
Tables Index
Total
Copies printed
I
1876
12
12 18
42
1,000
2
1885
66
162 86
314
500
3
1888
4
227 185
416
500
4
1 891
41
234 191
466
1,000
What is the system? — A Relativ Index* with a subject classifica-
tion, so numberd or letterd that reference is compact, accurate, and
quickly made, is the essential feature, and anything beyond this is
merely the application of this plan with various helps and accessories.
'Tho the author is interested only in the usefulness of the system, not in questions of
priority of its invention, extended investigation by others fails to show that this most impor-
tant feature of the system — the relativ index, on which all else hinges — had ever before
been used as here to index by a single reference the most diverse material. The relativ loca-
tion had been used, but not in the present combination with the subject index, which gives it
most of its value. The tables of classification, while adopting suggestions from many sources,
are original in their system of arrangement and notation, and in many minor features. The
decimal form and many mnemonic features of the system have not been found in earlier use,
tho since their invention in 1873, ^^^ ^^ ^^^^ ^ ^^^ subject index and other features have been
very frequently copied, often with, but oftener without, acknowledgment of their source. But
the author is glad to find this system, which has cost him so much labor, doing good service
even for those who neglect to mention where they found so valuable a labor-saving literary
tool. ^gj
DECIMAL FORM OF THE SYSTEM
Any subject classification with a relativ index in which the one entry
indexes a book in the ordinary way, and at the same time indexes
shelves, cards, clippings, or any other literary material, is a form of this
system.
Decimal form of the system. — The author has devised and experi-
mented with several different plans of classification and notation by
means of numbers, letters, and combined numbers and letters, with
bases of 26, 35, (the latter accepted by Mr Cutter and now most admir-
ably workt out in his Boston Athenaeum classification), 50, 100, and
150, yet none have seemd good enough to warrant fully working out
and publishing details, except that here printed, based on Arabic
numerals used decimally. The wide adoption of this system is largely
due to the fact that no one ever complains that a classification is too
simple, while there is great danger of the complaint of complexity.
The simplicity of the decimal form has so commended itself that many
think of it as the only form, tho obviously it would be just as much the
" relativ index system " if the classification were wholly markt by
letters.
The Subject Index is the simplest application of the symbols next
in simplicity to i, 2, 3 ; viz. a, b, c. This use of the simplest two sets of
symbols known, with their common meanings, has given the system
its reputation as the simplest yet proposed.
Best known decimal form. — The decimal form means simply that
the heads are groupt and numberd with the common arithmetical fig-
ures used decimally. As the system here printed is the only decimal
form that has thus far been carefully elaborated and publisht, it is com-
monly thought and spoken of as if it alone were the only possible form
of the author's original plan ; tho obviously an infinite variety of
"relativ index systems " in decimal form could be made by filling the
outline with different heads, or with the same heads in different order.
To make out a new set of heads would involve labor and cost vastly
beyond the dreams of any person who has not tried exactly this work.
The time actually spent on the tables as here printed, by various com-
petent workers, would aggregate several years and cost thousands of
dollars. The uniform and urgent advice of the experienced is to adopt
a poorer scheme already made rather than undertake so herculean a
labor. When done, the maker may possibly be better suited with it,
but it is doubtful if many others will be. It is vastly wiser for any
man whose time is of value, to use it in something more practically
useful to himself and his library than in trying to construct a ** satis-
factory '* scheme of classification. No one yet ever wholly suited him-
self or any one else, and probably no one ever will. By adopting this
scheme already workt out he saves much time and money, gains the
immense advantage of using a system in common with hundreds of
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Others, so that he may utilize their labors and investigations and share
with them the economies of cooperation.
Relativ Subject Index. — The alfabetical Index, the most impor-
tant feature of the system, is as complete as could be made by com-
bining the headings of leading catalogs and bibliografies, and adding
such as users of the system have found desirable in 17 years' expe-
rience. After all these efforts, new headings will still be needed, and
will be added in each new edition.
The Index is designd to guide both in numbering and in finding books.
In assigning numbers, the most specific head that will contain the book
having been determind, reference to that head in the Index gives the
class number which should be assignd. Conversely, in finding books
on any given subject, reference to the Index gives the number under
which they are to be sought on the shelves, in the shelf list, or in the
subject catalog. Whenever a new subject comes up, it and its syno-
nyms, with the class-number decided on, should be interlined in the
Index, so that the classifier may be uniform with himself in future work.
The Index aims to give similar or synonymous words, and the same
words in different connections, so that any person of intelligence will
hardly fail to get the right number. A reader wishing to know some-
thing of the tariff looks under T, and, at a glance, finds 337 as its class-
number. This guides him to the shelves, to all the books and pam-
flets, to the shelf catalog, to the subject catalog on cards, to the index
of books charged at the loan desk, and, in short, in simple numerical
order, thruout the whole library to anything bearing on his subject. If
he turns to the tables, he will see that it means class 3, Sociology ;
division 3, Political economy ; section 7, Protection and free trade ; but
the number alone is enough to classify the book or to find it, for either
cataloger or reader. If he had lookt under P for protection, or F for
free trade, or D for duties, or C for customs, or under any other leading
word relating to his subject, he would have been referd to 337, or some
one of its sub-divisions.
Had he lookt for ** railroad '* he would have found after it 16 separate
entries, each preceded by a catchword indicating the phase of the sub-
ject in the scheme. A book on railroads may be a treatise on the
desirability of government ownership, control, etc., and then is clearly
a question of social science ; or it may be a practical hand-book for an
employe, explaining business methods of railroading, running trains,
handling freight, etc., when it is as clearly one of the useful arts. The
cataloger knows to which of these heads his book belongs, and the
reader knows in which of its phases he wishes to examin the subject.
Moreover, the 3 and 6 beginning the numbers indicate clearly the
character of each class. But even if the significance of these figures
were entirely disregarded, no confusion would result, for, on consulting
either of the numbers in the catalog, in the scheme, or on the shelves,
the difference would be clearly seen.
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RELATIV SUBJECT INDEX
In Other cases, it is more useful to keep the books on the same sub-
ject together, tho treated from different standpoints. A glance at the
Index tells either reader or classifier which plan has been adopted for
each case.
All topics printed in black-face type in the Index are further divided
in the tables, where one may see the subheads. This saves reprinting
all these subdivisions which would increase the bulk of the Index
many-fold; e. g. if one having a book on "prison labor" looks in the
Index for "Convict labor" or "Prison contracts," he finds at once its
special number 331.5; but if, on the other hand, he thinks to look
only for the general subject "Labor," he finds in black-face type the
entry "Labor, political economy, 331,'* and turning to the tables he
finds under 331 the subdivision "331.5, Convict labor," the exact topic
in hand.
The greatest objection to a clast catalog has always been the
impossibility of knowing just where to put a book in cataloging, and
just where to look for it when it is again wanted. Different librarians,
or the same librarian at different times, clast the same or similar books
in widely different places. Where one man did all the work, and held
his place for a long series of years, there was a certain degree of
uniformity ; but even then there was danger of looking at the same
book from different standpoints, thus causing confusion. When the
daily press is full of one phase of a subject, the tendency is strong to
class all books on this particular subject from the current point of
view ; and next year, if a different side of this same subject is again
before the public, there is the same tendency to class books from
the new point of view, in this way separating books on the same and
putting together books on different phases. But, fortunately, practical
usefulness does not require that the ideas of this one or that one be
followd, but only that books of the same character be always put in
the same place, and that there be some means of knowing readily
where that place is. The Relativ Index, with its catchwords, was
designd and is found in use to meet both these requirements, for it
insures that books on the same phase of any subject coming before
the classifiers shall be assignd to the same place, and that any reader
seeking these books shall be referd to that place. If this is done, all
requirements of a good classification are fild. If it is not done, the
system is a failure ; for the only real test of any scheme is its helpful-
ness to workers in the library.
Some prominent opponents of clast catalogs admit that the Relativ
Subject Index, in deciding where to class a book at first, and where to
look for it ever afterwards, has removed their strongest objections.
Certainly it would be impossible to make an Index more compact or
more easy of reference.
This Index allows a great portion of the work of classification to be
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done in advance by experts, thus securing, at the merest fraction of the
usual cost, better and more uniform results than would be possible to
the ordinary cataloger, and reducing the labor of classing a library to
much narrower limits than ever before.
Each of these thousands of subjects has been carefully assignd its
number, many of them after long consideration and consultation with
specialists. No individual is sufficiently learned to class wisely books
on all subjects and sciences ; but botanists can assign all botan-
ical subjects to the right number, mathematicians all mathematical
topics, and thus the Index will in time become as accurate as the best
scholarship of the day can make it. Even if the decision reacht were
not the wisest possible, all practical purposes are servd, because, as
each cataloger copies the number from the same index, all books on
that subject will be placed together ; and, as each reader gets his num-
ber from this same Index, he will go directly to the books he seeks.
What the Relativ Index includes. — Most names of countries,
towns, animals, plants, etc. have been omitted, the Index containing
only those which are in the tables ; e. g. it cannot enumerate all the
species of trilobites, but when the classifier has found from the proper
reference books that Remopleurides is a trilobite, the index will send
him to 565.39, and he can classify his monograf on that subject.
Tables. — The essential complement of the Subject Index is the
tables of classification, so mapt out as to show in four ways — viz., by
size of type, face of type, indention, and number of figures prefixt —
the rank of each subject in the classification.
The field of knowledge is divided into nine main classes, numberd
by the digits i to 9. Cyclopedias, periodicals, etc., so general in char-
acter as to belong to none of these classes, are markt noughty and form
a tenth class ; e. g. class i is the library of Philosophy ; class 5 is the
library of Science ; class 9, of History, etc. These special classes or
libraries are then considerd independently, and each one is separated
again into nine special divisions of the main subject, numberd from
I to 9, as were the classes, general works belonging to no division
having nought in place of the division number. Thus 59 is the ninth
division (Zoology) of the fifth class (Science). A third division is then
made by separating each of these divisions into 10 sections, numberd
in the same way with o and the nine digits ; and this decimal sub-
division is repeated, till it secures as many subsections as may be
needed in any topic. Thus 513 is the third section (Geometry) of the
first division (Mathematics) of the fifth class (Natural science). This
number, giving class, division, section and sub-section, if any, is calld
the classification or the class number, and is applied to every book and
pamflet belonging to the library. All geometries are thus numberd
513, all mineralogies 549, and so thruout the library all books on any
given subject bear the number of that subject in the scheme.
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CHOICE OF HEADS. CO-ORDINATION
Where o occurs in a class number, it has its normal zero value.
Thus a book numberd 510 is class 5, division i, but no section ; i. e.
the book treats of division 5 1 (Mathematics) in general, and is limited
to no one section, as is geometry, markt 513 ; 500 indicates a treatise
on science in general, limited to no division. A naught occurring in the
first place would in the same way show that the book is limited to no
class ; e. g. a general cyclopedia which treats of all nine classes.
Choice and arrangement of heads. — The selection and arrange-
ment of the many thousand heads of the classification cannot be
explaind in detail for want of space. In all the work, philosophical
theory and accuracy have been made to yield to practical usefulness.
The impossibility of making a satisfactory classification of all knowl-
edge as preservd in books, has been appreciated from the first, and
theoretical harmony and exactness have been repeatedly sacrificed to
practical requirements.
Sequence of allied subjects. — Wherever practicable, heads have
been so arranged that each subject is preceded and foUowd by the
most nearly allied subjects, and thus added convenience is secured
both in catalogs and on shelves ; e. g. Building (690) follows Mechanic
trades (680) at the end of Useful arts, and Architecture follows at the
beginning of Fine arts.
The student of Biology (570) finds fossil life or Paleontology (560)
before, and vegetable life or Botany (580) after, this followd in turn by
animal life or Zoology (590), ending with Mammals (599) ; while Useful
arts (600) begin with human Anatomy (611) under Medicine, thus
giving a regular growth from the fossil plant thru the vegetable
and animal kingdoms to the living man.
Co-ordination. — Theoretically, the division of every subject into
just 10 heads is absurd. Practically, it is desirable that classification
be as minute as possible, without use of added figures ; and the decimal
principle, on which our scheme hinges, allows 10 divisions as readily
as a less number.
This principle has proved wholly satisfactory in practice, tho appar-
ently destroying proper co-ordination in some places. The difficulty
in such cases is entirely obviated by the use of another figure, giving
nine sub-sections to any subject of sufficient importance to warrant
closer classification. In history, where classification is made chiefly
by countries, a single figure is added, as in the other classes, to give a
tenfold geografical division, and a zero followd by another figure is
added to give a division into periods.
As all history is by countries, and as minute geografical sub-
divisions are needed for travels, guide books, and various other uses,
the rule is adopted always to use o before the time or period figure.
The o shows that there is no further geografical division in that number,
and that a period division is there introduced. This allows the use of
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the same period division in various places, e. g. 942.05 England in time
of the Tudors ; 942.905 Wales under the Tudors ; 942.7405 Yorkshire
under the Tudors. As each figure added gives a tenfold division,
any desired degree of minuteness may be secured in classing special
subjects.
As in every scheme, many minor subjects are under general heads
to which they do not strictly belong. In some cases, these heads are
printed in a distinctiv type; e. g. 429 Anglo-Saxon, under English
philology. The rule has been to assign these subjects to the most
nearly allied heads, or where it was thought they would be most useful.
The only alternativ was to omit them altogether. If any such omission
occurs, it will be supplied as soon as discoverd, the intention being to
provide a place in the tables for every known topic.
New subjects. — When any new topic arises, it is always closely
related to some existing heads. If there be no blank space left for it,
it is combined with the head nearest allied, and, if desired, by adding a
decimal place abundant room is made for the new comer. The system
is thus capable of unlimited expansion, and can never break down for
lack of room for growth.
Catch-titles. — In naming headings, strict accuracy has often been
sacrificed to brevity, for short familiar titles seemd more important
than that the names given should express with fulness and exactness
the character of all books catalogd under them. Many subjects,
apparently omitted, will be found in the Index, assignd, with allied sub-
jects, to a head which bears the name of the most important only.
Reference to this Subject Index will decide at once many doubtful
points.
Form distinctions. — The classification is mainly by subject or
content regardless of form ; but an additional form distinction for gen-
eral treatises is found practically useful.
Thus, in Science there are many compends, dictionaries, essays, peri-
odicals, and societies, treating of Science in general, and so having o for
the division figure, but treating it under different forms, and, therefore,
divided into sections according to this form : 501 for philosophy or
theories of Science, 502 for compends, 503 for dictionaries. This
treatment is as nearly as practicable uniform in all classes. Creasy*s
" Fifteen decisive battles '' is 904, the first figure being 9, because the
book is clearly history; the second figure o, because limited to no divi-
sion of class 9 ; and the third figure 4, because the book is a collection
of essays.
These form distinctions are introduced at the beginning of the class
because the number of general works is large, and these first numerals
would otherwise be unused. They apply only to general treatises,
which, without them, would have a class number ending in two naughts.
This form distinction is often used to subdivide general works on
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divisions or even sections; e. g. under 510, works on mathematics in
general are divided by form into 510.3, dictionaries of mathematics;
510.4, essays; 510.5, periodicals, etc., just as works on Science in
general were divided. A dictionary of mathematics is 510.3, not 503,
because every book belongs to the most specific head that will contain
it ; so 503 is limited to dictionaries or cyclopedias of science in general.
Books treating of many subjects, such as general cyclopedias or peri-
odicals, go in class o, and are then divided by form into cyclopedias,
periodicals, or societies.
Form divisions always have the same set of numbers, preceded by o,
viz.: I, philosophy, theories, etc.; 2, compends, outlines ; 3, diction-
aries, cyclopedias ; 4, essays, lectures, letters, etc. ; 5, periodicals,
magazines, etc. ; 6, societies, associations, transactions, reports, etc. ;
7, education, study, teaching, training, etc. ; 8, polygraphy, collections,
etc. ; 9, history. Thus a periodical on any subject has the subject
number followd by 05 ; e. g. a periodical on public health, 614.05.
But if the number already ends in o, o is not repeated before
form-division figures ; e. g. a zoological magazine is 590.5, not 590.05.
Minute classification. — On first publication in 1876, a common
criticism was that 1,000 heads could never be successfully used, how-
ever desirable so close classification might be. As soon, however, as
actual experience proved it as easy to use 1,000 heads in the new sys-
tem as 100 in the old, the obviously great practical value of close classi-
fication led one user after another strongly to urge the publication
of subdivisions. This is now done in such a way that one may
use the whole or any part of the sub-sections and ignore the rest with-
out difficulty or confusion, thus allowing each to use minute sub-
divisions where he wishes or needs them, without being forced into
refinements in subjects where he has few books or little interest. The
first three figures only may be used as before, and the rest show the
scope of the subject. On many topics minute sub-sections are printed
simply for this purpose, and for use in indexing periodicals, transactions
of societies, and in keeping notes.
The advantage of close classification is unquestiond, if the user
knows just what it is. With this plan it is not only practicable, but
comparativly easy. If there are only 10 books on a given topic, it is
useful to have them in groups among themselves, for otherwise they
would have only accidental order, which is of service to no one. A
reader wishing a specific book should go, not to the shelves, but to the
Author-and-title catalog, where he can find its place quickest. If he
wishes a specific subject, he is sent instantly to the exact place by the
Subject-Index. If he wishes to study the library's resources at the
shelves^ he will be greatly helpt by the most minute classing, A teacher
showing his pupil the material on any subject, if there are only 20
books, would surely put together those covering the same points, if
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there are even two. Much more should librarians group closely their
greater collections, that readers may gain something of the advantages
of an experienced guide.
Thus every specialist has his own special library. If a student of
science in general, he is sent to class 5 ; if his department be zoology,
his library is 59; if his specialty is shells, he finds all works and
references on that subject in library 594. Whether a specialist
needs it or not, every subject being a library by itself, shows
resources and wants as no catalog can show them. A catalog cannot
be made to take satisfactorily the place of handling books themselves.
This advantage weighs most in a college or society library, where
many go to the shelves ; but even if librarians only are admitted, close
classification is worth its cost in the added power it gives.
Mnemonics. — Arrangement of heads has been sometimes modified
to secure mnemonic aid in numbering and finding books without the
Index; thus China has always the number i. In Ancient History, it
has the first section, 931 ; in Modern History, under Asia, it has 951.
Similarly the Indian number is 4 ; Egyptian, 2 ; English, 2 ; German, 3 ;
French, 4 ; Italian, 5 ; Spanish, 6 ; European, 4 ; Asian, 5 ; African, 6 ;
North American, 7 ; South American, 8 ; and so for all divisions by
languages or countries. Italian 5, for instance, is in 035, 055, 065, 450,
850, 945, and many others. This mnemonic principle is specially
prominent in Philology and Literature, and their divisions, and mfonn
distinctions used in the first nine sections of each class. Philosophy,
methods, or theory occurring as a head is always i ; dictionaries and
cyclopedias, 3 ; essays, 4 ; periodicals, 5 ; associations, institutions, and
societies, 6 ; education, 7 ; polygraphy or collections, 8 ; history, 9. In
numerous cases several minor heads are groupt together as Other,
always numbered 9.
While Italian is always 5, 5 is by no means always Italian. Grammar
is 5, Periodicals are 5, Asia is 5, Oratory is 5, etc. Even were it
possible, to limit 5 to Italian would waste numbering material, and
results would not justify cost. The purpose is to give practical aid,
not to follow a fanciful theory. A cataloger marking a German gram-
mar, remembers that all Philology begins with 4, and, as German is
always 3 and grammar 5, he knows the number must be 435. Italian
(S)» poetry (i), is as plainly 851 with no danger of being mistaken for
"poetry of grammar*' or "theory of Asia," because the numbers also
have that meaning. This feature is an aidy not the regular method,
and in all doubtful cases one refers at once to index or tables. Sug-
gested difficulties are usually creations of ingenious theorists and not
an outgrowth of practical experience in using this plan.
Wherever practicable, this mnemonic principle is used in subdividing
sections. 558, Geology of South America, is subdivided by adding the
sections of 980, History of South America. Geology of Brazil then
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must be 558.1 : mnemonically, the first 5 is the Science number;
second 5, Geology; 8, South America; and i, Brazil. Any library
attendant or regular user of the scheme recognizes at a glance 558.1 as
Geology of Brazil. This mnemonic feature occurs in several hundred
places in the classification, and is of great practical utility in numbering
and finding books without catalog or index, and in determining the char-
acter of any book simply from its call number. The extent of its use
is shown in the four tables appended to the main Index, giving alfabeti-
cal lists of (i) subjects, with class number of each, which may be
subdivided geografically ; (2) form divisions, with the figures to be
added in making such division ; (3) languages, with their class num-
bers, which may be further subdivided philologically by adding the
figures given in Index table 4; (4) philological divisions, with the
figures to be added in subdividing any language in Index table 3.
As in close subdivision, the wish for mnemonic correspondence has
never outweighd any claim of greater usefulness. In many cases
choice between numbers was hardly perceptible, e. g. : whether in
philology the order should be French, Spanish, Italian, or French,
Italian, Spanish. In such cases mnemonic numbers were given pref-
erence, and 17 years has proved this wisest. Great gain, beside
ease of remembering, results from this uniform use of the same
numbers with the same meaning whenever a similar division is made.
Wherever a division by languages or countries is made, it follows phil-
ology or history numbers, and in the tables, the note "Divided like
900'* fully takes the place of reprinting all the history subdivisions.
This saving justifies use of these numbers in some cases, even where a
somewhat different order might seem more nearly fitted to the special
case ; e. g. in 342 an order which would put the constitutional history
of Canada (342.71) and Australia (342.94) next that of England
(342.42) would be better adapted to the special case than the actual
order which separates them both from England and each other.
Still by following the usual " procrustean " numbers, many topics can
be subdivided minutely without further study, by simply applying the
History or Language subdivisions. A single illustration of the aston-
ishing power this principle gives will suffice, tho there are thousands
that might be given : 016 is "Bibliografy of special subjects, divided
like the regular classification,*' therefore by aid of the tables under 581,
016.581974742 readily translates itself to users of the system into
" Bibliografy of the flora of Albany co., N. Y." While these 12 figures
might never be used, if a specialist wishes minute division, it is ready
to his hand, conforms to the Index, and will be clearly understood by
any one familiar with the plan. A specialist in such cases would
probably adopt a contraction for his long number, and use in full only
the minute divisions. See p. 35 for such contractions.
Decimalism. — We have not sacrificed utility in order to force sub-
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jects on the decimal procrustean bed. Decimals have been used as
servants^ not as masters. When subjects have been combined or sepa-
rated into just lo heads, it has been from no necessity of the scheme,
but because it seemd the most useful way, all things considerd. In
many cases there were at first only three to seven heads instead of lo;
but usually, during three years of testing before first publication, it was
found useful to divide some of these heads, and, as it took no added
space or labor, there was no objection to it. On the other hand, there
were cases where more than lo heads seemd more natural ; and, as
any number up to lOO is provided for by adding one decimal place,
this was done in most cases. As only \ooo sections were first printed,
it was often necessary to put two or more closely allied topics together
under the same number, as must still be done whenever a library limits
the number of figures used to three; but during the 14 years that the
system has been in print, subdivisions have multiplied, till now every
important topic has its own special number. The scheme gives us for
each topic, as it were, a case of nine pigeon-holes, with a large space
at the top ; and we use them as every practical business man uses such
pigeon-holes about his desk. If, as in 220, there are less than nine
main topics, it is often convenient to use the extra spaces for sub
divisions. Thus we keep separate, under the Old Testament, the
historical, poetical, and profetical books ; and under the New Testament,
the gospels, epistles, and apocalypse. The spaces are there, and it
is convenient to use them, — a reason that experience proves a good
answer to the charge of lack of coordination, tho indention and type in
the tables make that charge baseless. Then in 280, having more than
nine topics, — if we are using only three figures, — we put Congrega-
tional in the same space with Presbyterian, and all the little denomina-
tions together in the last box, just as the business man puts his
papers in his pigeon-holes. If he insisted on having a different case
made to order for each use, it would cost over twice as much ; he
could not group them together or interchange them, and they would
not fit the shelves of his office as now.
There has been a perverse misapprehension of this feature, and
critics oftenest stumble over " procrustean 10." In fact, this is an ele-
ment of usefulness. A railroad also has the fault that it is procrustean
in its path and in its times. It cannot come to your door nor wait
your convenience, as did the stage-coach or carriage ; it cannot go to
the fields for its loads of produce ; it cannot turn out for obstacles ; and
it is simply because it is procrustean that it can do its work so much
better and quicker and cheaper. The parallel could be fairly extended
to many other cases, but any thoughtful mind will recognize that the
economy and ease of working the Decimal system are dependent on
its being procrustean. Without it we should lose the great simplicity
of the Relativ Index, many mnemonic correspondences, and the useful
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O to indicate form and period divisions. Our intersecting lines of space
and time in History, etc., of language and form in Literature and
Philology, and scores of similar advantages, depend wholly on pro-
crustean lo, or else on some other number equally procrustean, but
lacking the advantages of exact correspondence to our arithmetic.
Relativ location. — Economy and simplicity called not only for the
Subject Index, but also for some plan of consolidating the two sets of
marks heretofore used ; the one telling of what subject a book treats,
the other where the book was shelvd. By relativ location and decimal
class numbers we have made our simple Arabic numbers tell of each
book and pamflet, both what it is, and where it is.
In arranging books on the shelves, absolute location by shelf and
book number is wholly abandond, relativ location by class and book
number being one of the most valuable features of the plan. Accom-
panying the class number is the book number, which prevents con-
fusion of different books on the same subject.^ In finding books, the
printed numbers on the backs are followd, the upper being the class
and the lower the book number. The class is found in its numerical
order among the classes, just as the shelf is found in the ordinary
system. Shelves are not numberd, as increase of different depart-
ments, opening of new rooms, and any arrangement of classes to bring
books most circulated nearest the delivery desk, will at different times
bring different class numbers on any given shelf. New books, as
rcceivd, are numberd and put in place, in the same way that new titles
are added to the card catalog.
Thus all the books on any given subject are found standing together,
and no additions or changes ever separate them. Not only are all the
books on the subject sought found together, but the most nearly allied
subjects precede and follow, they in turn being preceded and followd
by other allied subjects as far as practicable. Readers not having
access to the shelves find short titles arranged in the same order in
the shelf list, and full titles, imprints, subject and cross references,
notes, etc., in the subject catalog.
Parts of sets, and books on the same or allied subjects, are never
separated as they are sure to be, sooner or later, in every library
arranged on the common plan, unless it be frequently re-arranged
and recatalogd. The great expense of this makes it impracticable
except for a few wealthy libraries. In this system both class and book
numbers remain unchanged thru all changes of shelving, buildings, or
arrangement.
Among hundreds of points raisd by librarians as to its practical
workings and usefulness, the only one in which it was not shown to be
equal or superior to the old systems was that in this relativ location a
'For suggestions regarding forms of book numbers best used with this scheme of classifi-
cation, see p. ja
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book which this year stands, e. g. at the end of a certain shelf, may not
be on that shelf at all another year, because of uneven growth of the
parts of the library. This slight objection, however, inheres in any
system where books are arranged by subjects, rather than by shelves,
windows, doors, and similar non-intellectual distinctions.
Sizes on shelves. — Most libraries have abandond close distinction
of sizes. It is true that this distinction sayes a little space, but at far
too great a cost ; for every distinction of sizes makes a parallel classifi-
cation. If books are groupt in five sizes, one must look in five places
before he can be sure of having seen all the books.
It is better to shelve octavos and all smaller books together in one
series, and arrange in parallel libraries only quartos and folios, which
are too large to stand on the regular shelves, showing the series in
which any oversize book is put by a size letter prefixt to the book
number ; e. g. 749 qA, to show that book A on Artistic furniture is
too large for the regular shelves, and so is placed in the q or quarto
series. Another way is to use a wood or pasteboard dummy, to show
the location of a book not in its regular place. But, however
solvd, there is no conflict between the size problem and the Decimal
Classification.
CATALOGS
Any system of catalogs may be used with this scheme. But the two
essentials of even the simplest system are the author (or preferably
name) catalog and the shelf list. The chief use of the system for
catalogs is for the latter and for the clast catalog on cards.
Name catalog. — In the name catalog on cards, arranged strictly by
names of authors and of persons or places written about, the class
number holds a subordinate place, yet is constantly useful. If printed,
it appears in a single colum as in the Relativ Index, and, where there
is no subject catalog, one can rapidly pick out the books on any desired
topic by glancing down the colum for the class number wanted.
Shelf list. — In the shelf list the class number is again highly impor-
tant, as it makes of the list the most useful form of brief subject cata-
log. Each page gives in colums accession number, author's name, and
brief title of every book in the library on the specific subject bearing
that class number.
Subject catalog. — In the card catalog of subjects the classification
is mapt out above the cards by projecting guides, making reference
almost instantaneous. Subjects are arranged in the i, 2, 3 order of
their decimal subject numbers exactly as in the classification tables, and
the cards of each subject are then further arranged alfabetically by
authors.
The printed subject catalog on this plan is also the most compact
and satisfactory in use. Under each class number are given the
resources of the library on that subject, the heading giving for conven-
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ADVANTAGES
ience the name as well as the number of the subject ; e. g. "513 Geom-
etry." General notes are printed in finer type under general heads,
and an index at the end shows where to open the book to find any topic.
As class numbers are put in place of page numbers, this index serves
for any catalog, list or library arranged on this plan.
Dictionary catalog. — While it is as easy to use the dictionary cata-
log with this system as with any other, we find the common dictionary
catalog inferior to the clast, for nearly all practical purposes. The
dictionary plan, if used in a catalog, must give results very unsatis-
factory to students, or else very expensiv to makers.
The failure of the dictionary catalog to meet the requirements of the
scholar has been often pointed out. While it is far the best for an
index, there still exists much of the same need of a good clast catalog
as at the first. But the difficulties in the way both in making and
using such a catalog have heretofore been so great that there has been
a conviction among many practical librarians that notwithstanding its
great advantages, the idea must be abandond as impracticable, while
other eminent authorities have ably argued that the poorest clast cata-
log is better than one unclast, and that any use of such a catalog is in
itself a lesson in bibliografy. Now that the serious difficulties of mak-
ing a good clast catalog have been so largely removed by the simple
numbers and Relativ Index of the decimal plan, the merits of the clast
over the more common dictionary system are becoming doubly
prominent.
The Subject Index of this system is a skeleton dictionary catalog,
covering everything not fully covered by the "name catalog." Instead
of giving the book titles under each head, the number refers to all those
titles simply and directly. The index may be made on any of the
various dictionary plans, wdth all the advantages it may possess. To
us the simplest seemd the best. We give only short headings with a
brief indication in doubtful cases of the point of view taken in assign-
ing the class number.
We therefore unite the advantages of the dictionary and clast cata-
logs, not by mingling them together, and so losing much of the sim-
plicity of one and as much of the excellence of the other, but by really
using both, each with its own merits. Only one set of titles is needed,
for the class numbers make them available for both catalogs.
ADVANTAGES
Shelves. — The system on the shelves is the simplest form of rela-
tiv location. Many libraries have adopted it for shelf arrangment,
where catalogs recently printed, or large investment in another plan,
made it too expensiv to change anything else. The advantages here
have been already mentiond under Relativ location, p. 19.
Shelf list. — By simply printing the shelf list at any time, a subject
class list of the best kind is made for any topic on which there may be
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present interest ; e. g. if a town contemplates a new water supply,
interest is greatly stimulated, and everything about water-works is
wanted. The librarian has only to open his shelf list to 628.1 and
352.6 and print it. This great advantage is gaind with but slight
variation from the form found best in its regular use as a shelf list for
yearly examination of the shelves to detect losses and misplacements.
Accession book. — From the accession book, tables of the number of
books added on each subject are readily made from the shelf mark col-
ums. A glance at it shows the character, by subjects, of the books
added during any given period, for, wherever this class number occurs,
it tells not only where the book is shelvd but also what it is about.
Pamflets. — These class numbers applied to pamflets have proved
specially satisfactory. The number is written on the upper left corner,
and the pamflets are shelvd in pamflet cases side by side with books
on the same subject, or they may be kept on special shelves divided
every 10 cm. by perpendicular partitions. Little expense is incurd, and
yet the entire pamflet resources of the library on any subject can be
produced almost instantly. The immense advantages of this plan over
those in common use, both in economy and usefulness, will be appreci-
ated by every librarian in charge of a pamflet collection. A name or
author catalog is made on slips if time allows. The pamflets them-
selves are the best subject catalog. Uncatalogd pamflets treating of
any subject bear the same class number, and are arranged on the
shelves in a case immediately before or after the books of each section,
or, if preferd, each pamflet may be put in exact place as if bound.
The tendency grows to put all material under its class number on
the regular shelves, for the same reasons that have led to giving up
division by size of books. One examining a subject likes to see all the
resources in one place so far as possible.
Sale duplicates. — The same arrangement is admirable here. They
are so constantly changing that a catalog can hardly be afforded, and a
subject arrangement on any other plan than this is difficult to main-
tain. Still, it is very essential that there be some means of knowing
what duplicates there are on any given subject. By simply penciling
the class number on the books and arranging them numerically, it is
possible to give this information more quickly and more satisfactorily
than by any other method, and at the same time with less expense.
Charging system. — Here as elsewhere it serves all ordinary pur-
poses, with special advantages of its own. On the library accounts the
character of each person's reading is clearly indicated by the numbers
charged, and minutest statistics of circulation in any subject are made
by simply counting the call slips in the register or check box, and enter-
ing the number against each class in the record. The whereabouts
of any book wanted, or the amount of use of any subject, is seen at a
glance. This decimal check box can be used in any system. Its
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peculiar advantage with this classification is that it always exhibits, cor-
rect to the hour, a complete table of all books off the shelves in each
subject. The slips in box 53 show just how many and what books are
out in Physics ; the slips under 823 show all the English novels in cir-
culation, and who have them. Such a table of circulation always at
hand, and without an item of expense or labor, — for the check box is
necessary as a record of loans, — is highly prized by all interested in the
character of books read, and at no time has so much wise attention
been given to educating the taste of readers in our public libraries as at
the present. To convert this table into permanent statistics involves
only the trifling labor of recording as often as desired.
Subject references. — In no place are the peculiar advantages felt
more than here. Many users of the system are undertaking analyses
and cross references to an extent not hitherto thought practicable or
hardly possible. These few figures tell as clearly as a long heading
exactly what the reference is, while the gain in ease of use is even
greater than the time and space saved in recording. The clearness
and directness of the method aid wonderfully in this work. References
to transactions, or chapters in essays, may be made in the most com-
pact and usable form.
Recataloging. — When Amherst College in 1873 adopted the plan,
and began to recatalog its library, it was found entirely practicable to
make the change to the new system gradually, as means allowd, with-
out interfering in any appreciable degree with the circulation of the
books. The methods employd for thus changing without interrupting
use must vary according to the different conditions of each case. The
essential feature is some distinction between old and new call-numbers,
suflSciently markt to be easily recognized by attendants. Since call-
numbers ordinarily consist wholly of figures, the initial letter of the
Cutter author-numbers furnishes this requisit. All numbers consist-
ing of figures only are then recognized as belonging to the old, and all
numbers containing a letter as belonging to the new system.
Adaptability. — The system is so flexible that it adapts itself to
almost any circumstances. It may be used in almost any one of its
applications without the others, and with a proportionate result. It
may be applied to pamflets alone, bringing order out of chaos, and solving
this vext and vexing problem ; or it may be used for the catalogs, leav-
ing the arrangement on the shelves as before ; or it may be applied to
the shelves, while the catalog is on the dictionary or any other plan,
and so on.
Arabic numerals. — Arabic numerals can be written and found
quicker, and with less danger of confusion or mistake, than any other
symbols. Therefore, Roman numerals, capitals and small letters, and
similar symbols usually found in systems of classification, are entirely
discarded, and by exclusiv use of Arabic numerals thruout the shelves,
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indexes, catalogs, and records, there is secured the greatest accuracy,
economy, and convenience. This advantage is specially prominent in
comparison with systems where the name of the author or the title
must be written, in calling for or charging books and in making
references.
Endowment of special departments. — Another great advantage
of this plan is its peculiar adaptability to the plan of endowing special
departments. One specially interested in any subject can often be in-
duced to endow that subject with a sum, of which the income shall
each year buy all the best books that appear on it.
If John Doe is specially interested in the opera, the library says to
him : " Give us $1000 as an endowment of 782, and we will call it the
Doe Library of Dramatic Music. There will be found every book,
pamflet, newspaper clipping, or ms. that the library has or can get on
this subject. Gifts from others will be placed in the Doe Library, the
donor's name being given on the book-plate, and for generations to
come every person interested in the opera will be grateful for your
foundation." In this way 782 is assignd to John Doe, and his pride is
stimulated in developing it. If another man with larger means and
interest will endow the whole subject of music 780, there is no difficulty
or impropriety in including 782, the Doe Dramatic Music Library as
the second section of 780, the Roe Music Library.
This is one of the most promising fields for development, for almost
every library has among its readers some specially interested, who if
properly approacht would endow some topic, even if a small one, and
this relativ location, with its definit number expressing just the ground
coverd, may be of great service in working up this plan of special
endowments.
Summary. — The claims of the system may be sumd up as follows:
Compared with other systems it is less expensiv ; more easily under-
stood, rcmemberd, and used ; practical rather than theoretical ; brief
and familiar in its nomenclature; best for arranging pamflets, sale dupli-
cates, and notes, and for indexing ; susceptible of partial and gradual
adoption without confusion ; more convenient in keeping statistics and
checks for books off the shelves ; the most satisfactory adaptation of
the card catalog principle to the shelves. It requires less space to
shelve the books ; uses simpler symbols and fewer of them ; can be
expanded, without limit and without confusion or waste of labor, in both
catalogs and on shelves or in catalogs alone ; checks more thuroly and
conveniently against mistakes ; admits more readily numerous cross
references ; is unchangeable in its call numbers, and so gives them in
all places where needed, as given in no other system ; in its index affords
an answer to the greatest objection to clast catalogs, and is the first
satisfactory union of the advantages of the clast and dictionary system.
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USE OF TABLKS AND INDEX
SUGGESTIONS TO USERS
In referring to tables, hold the book in the right hand and turn with
the left, then the class numbers show very plainly on the left margin
and reference is greatly expedited. Some prefer to hold the book in
the left hand, but in any case the eye should follow the left pages
wholly.
PLAN OF BOOK
Tables. — The first page of tables shows the lo classes into which
all topics are divided. The next page, showing the nine divisions of
each of the lO classes, is a bird's-eye view of the whole scheme on a
single page. Then follows a synoptic view of lo pages, one for each
class, showing the nine sections of each division of each class.
Following these synopses is the complete classification, which
repeats in proper order classes, divisions, and sections, with all their
subsections. For the convenience of the user, who thus gets a fuller
and clearer idea of the field which each number covers, synonymous
terms, examples, brief notes, dates, and various catch-words are often
added to the main heads. Therefore all references to numbers should
be lookt up in the full tables of subsections, using the summaries
when only a synoptic view is wanted.
Index. — Next is an alfabetical index of all the heads, referring by
class number to the exact place of each in the preceding tables. This
Index includes also, as far as found, all synonyms or alternativ names
for heads, and any other entries that seemd likely to help a reader find
his subject readily. Tho the user knows just where to turn to his
subject in the tables, if he consults the Index, he may be sent also to
other allied subjects, where he will find valuable matter which he might
otherwise overlook.
Numeration. — In thinking or speaking of the class numbers, to
avoid confusion always divide at the decimal point, and name it ;
e. g. read 942.27 "nine forty-two, point twenty-seven," never ''ninety-
four two twenty-seven." If *' point" were omitted, the ear might
readily interpret 270.2 as 272, while "two seventy, point two" can
never be misunderstood.
USE OF TABLES AND INDEX
Familiarity with classification. — Get a general knowledge of the
scheme by learning the 10 main classes [you will soon know the 100
divisions also without special study], so that you can tell to what sub'
ject a given rfumber belongs from its first figure without referring to
the tables. Specific knowledge of minute divisions will come gradually,
but rapidly, from use. Using the tables alone, and then always verify-
ing your result by the Index, you will more rapidly acquire knowledge
of the classification and facility in its use. To do this, decide first to
which of the 10 classes the subject belongs ; next, take that class as if
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there were no other, and decide to which of its lo divisions the subject
belongs ; then, in the same way, select section and subsection, thus
running down your topic in its grooves, which become tenfold narrower
at each step. As a check against error, use the index freely, even
tho familiar with the scheme.
Subject of a book. — To find out the subject of a book consult : —
1. The title, since it is generally chosen to show what the book is
about. But as many titles are misleading, never class from title alone,
but always examin also
2. Table of contents, which is the best guide to the true subject.
If there is no table of contents read
3. Headings of chapters, or marginal topics.
4. Preface. — Unless already certain, glance thru this to catch the
author's point of view, and verify impressions gaind from title and
contents.
5. Reference books. — If preceding means fail, consult reliable
bibliografies, clast and annotated catalogs, biografical dictionaries,
histories of literature, cyclopedias, reviews, etc., for information about
the character of the book.
6. Subject-matter. — If the five shorter methods above fail, examine
the subject-matter of the book itself, and if still in doubt, to avoid
mistakes, put aside on an " under consideration *' shelf till you can
examin more thuroly or consult
7. Specialists. — Experts, competent to define their true subject and
relation, are usually glad to examin enough to class any new books in
their departments. Old ones they know where to put already.
After deciding what the book is about, find this subject in the tables,
either thru the Index or by using the tables directly, which for the
beginner is a longer process, seldom to be trusted without subsequent
reference to the Index ; e. g. Pollock's Land laws might naturally be
clast from the tables alone as " 333, Land ; ownership ; rights ; rent,"
which seems exactly to fit this book. The Index, however, shows two
numbers, both referring to land laws, but from different points of view ;
viz. 347.2, legal, and 333, economic. The object of this book, as seen
in the preface, is to give a popular presentation of English statutes per-
taining to landholding, not to discuss the history and theory of land
laws from the economist's point of view ; and it should be clast " 347.2,
Realty," which might have been mist but for the Index.
Assigning class numbers. — i. Practical usefulness is the chief
thing. Put each book under the subject to the student of which it is
most useful, unless local reasons " attract " it to a place still more useful
in your library. See p. 27®.
2. The content or the real subject of which a book treats, and not the
form or the accidental wording of the title, determines its place.
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ASSIGNING CLASS NUMBERS
Following this rule, put a philosophy of art with Art, not with
Philosophy ; a history of mathematics with Mathematics, not with
History ; for philosophy or history is simply the form which these
books have taken. Their true content or subject is Art or Mathe-
matics, and to the student of these subjects they are most useful.
3. Always remember that the question is not where one would prob-
ably look to find a particular book, but under what subject is the book
of greatest value ; e. g. it is of little consequence whether " one would
be apt to look" under 595.1 for Danvins Formation of vegetable
mouldy but of much consequence that one studying earth-worms
should find that book in 595. i Worms, since it is chiefly valuable as a
study of the habits of earth-worms. Any one wanting that special
book would look for it in the name catalog under Darwin.
4. Assign every book to the most specific head that will contain it.
This will vary in different libraries according to the number of figures
used, e. g. the specific head for "compulsory vaccination " is 614.4738;
but in a library using only three figures, the most specific number
possible is 614, which must take everything on Public health.
A library recently adopted the plan of putting all books of a division
together, if they had but few ; e. g. all mathematical works were markt
510. It took just as many figures, cost just as much labor in most
cases, and, if a man wanted the one calculus in the whole library, he
had to search through the 150 volumes in 510, when otherwise he
would instantly have found it standing alone as 517. See also "Num-
ber of figures in class number," p. 28I
5. The predominant tendency or obvious purpose of a book usually
decides its class number at once. Still a book often treats of two or
more different subjects. In such cases assign it to the place where it
will be most useful, and make references under all subordinate subjects.
Give these reference numbers both on book plate and subject card, as
well as on reference cards.
It is one of the markt advantages of the plan that these references,
notes, etc., may be added from time to time as found convenient. It is
necessary at first to find only the predominant tendency of the book
in order to classify it. Subject references are added whenever found
necessary.
Add these numbers indicating more closely the character of the book
as rapidly as possible, and invite all specialists to call the librarian's
attention to every desirable subject reference noticed in their reading.
These numbers take little room, are easily added, and in most cases are
very valuable.
6. If two subjects have distinct page limitations, class under the first,
and make analytic reference under the second. But if the second is
decidedly more important or much greater in bulk, class under that,
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with reference under the first. Always put a book under the first sub-
ject, unless there is good reason for entering it under another.
7. Consider not only the scope and tendency of each book, but also
the nature and specialties of each library.
Any subject of which a library makes a specialty naturally "attracts"
allied subjects. This influence is strongest in minute classification.
To admit this variation, many subjects in the present scheme have two
or more places, according to these different sides ; e. g. a book on
"school hygiene,'* which a medical library puts under 613, has also a
place in 371.7, where the educational specialist requires it.
8. If a book treats of a majority of the sections of any division, give
it the division number, instead of the most important section number
with subject references. Unless some one section is so prominently
treated as to warrant placing the book in it, class a book on four or
more sections under the division number ; e. g. class a volume on light,
heat, and sound, under the head most fully discust, and refer to it from
the others ; but if it treats also of mechanics, hydrostatics, and pneu-
matics, class as 530, or general physics, tho no mention be made of
electricity, magnetism, or molecular physics.
9. To secure uniformity, make for future reference full notes of all
difficulties and decisions ; for it is of more importance to put books on
the same subject together than to put them in the absolutely correct
place.
These notes should be written either on the broad margins of the
classification tables, or on an interleavd copy, or on P slips arranged
by class numbers, like the clast catalog.
10. Keep collected works, libraries, etc., together, and assign like
individual books to the most specific head that will contain them ; or
assign to the most prominent of the various subjects on which they
treat, with subject references from the others ; or separate and class
the parts as independent works.
This last practice constantly grows in favor, and many librarians
now largely disregard uniform bindings and "series" lettering, and,
unless contents of volumes are so connected that they cannot be
separated, class each under the most specific head that will contain it.
11. Class translations, reviews, keys, analyses, answers, and other
books about specific 'books with the original book, as being there most
useful.
Number of figures used in class number. — Decide this according
to circumstances in each library. Small libraries often use the minute
subsections beyond three figures only in certain divisions like Travel,
913-919 (where a closer geografical division is needed) and where a
fourth figure is necessary in 400 and 800 to separate different languages.
In very small collections two figures might do till growth required
further division ; but it is economy, and saves handling the books a
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BUILDING NUMBERS
second time to use at least three figures at first, even in the smallest
collection. In larger or rapidly growing libraries all subdivisions may
be used for the same reason, tho the number of books may not at the
time seem to justify it. Whether there are one or i,ooo books on any
topic, they take no more space on the shelves if clast minutely, and
the work is done once for all. When large accessions come, even if a
century later, this number will not have to be alterd. A library
having but 20 books on Education might think it unwise to use the
full scheme, but the whole 20 would go on a single shelf, and take no
more room, and the Index would refer more accurately to what was
wanted. The number of books you have on any subject has in this
system no special weight. In a relativ location, any number of con-
secutiv topics without a book waste no space on shelvs or in catalogs.
The numbers are merely skipt. This plan not only does no harm, but
has the considerable negativ value that looking for the number and
finding it blank or skipt, shows that you have nothing on the subject,
— a piece of information second in value only to finding something,
for one need no longer search.
The practical objection to close classing is that it gives a longer
number to charge in a lending library. In a reference library full
subsections should be used. Where a short number is imperativ,
it is well to give the full class number on another part of the book
plate, not to be used in charging, but as a guide to the contents
of the book. Thus when the classifier has once examind a book,
and found out just what it is about, the record is preservd for the
benefit of others.
BUILDING NUMBERS
Geografical divisions. — In dividing by countries according to the
note " Divided like 930-99," found so often in the tables, add only the
number following initial 9, for this 9 means not locality but simply
class 9, History ; e. g. 942, history of England, analyzd is 9, history,
42, England (4 Europe, 2 England). If geology of England is wanted,
add to 55 (the number for geology) 42 (the number for England), and
you have 554.2. History of N. Y. state is 974.7, of which 747 is
the locality number, and the number for N. Y. state administration,
353.9747, is built up by adding to 353.9 (the number for State admin-
istration) 747 (the number for N. Y. state).
Language and literature. — In 890, where the direction is to "divide
like 490," note that 890, Minor literatures, and 490, Minor languages,
correspond exactly, so that only the figures following 49 are to be added
to 89 to build a minor literature number ; e. g. Polish language is
491.85 ; adding 185 to 89, Minor literatures, gives 891.85 Polish litera-
ture. In brief, to form literature from philology numbers, substitute 8
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in place of the first figure 4; e. g. Sanskrit language 491.2, Sanskrit
literature 891.2.
If the direction is to " divide like the main classification," as in 016,
the number for the required subject is added exactly as it stands in the
tables; e. g. bibliografy of Polish poetry, 016.89185 1.
Combining numbers in a way not printed in the tables must be done
with great care or confusion results. Many users, fascinated with the
possibilities of the system, make combinations more ingenious than
useful ; e. g. ** the horse's foot and how to shoe it " was recently markt
636.1682, i. e. the blacksmithing number, 682, being added to the horse
number, 636.1, making a very long, useless number. Horse-shoeing is
now added to the tables as 682.1. Often it seems well to the classifier
to add a figure to show some distinction. It is short and desirable,
but later he may find he has shut himself off from using some other
division which he would greatly prefer. Every added figure must be
clearly written in the tables and index, for no man's memory can be
trusted. See 9, p. 28 ; and Cautions, p. 31.
BOOK NUMBERS
Author numbers. — The invention of translation systems by which a
name is represented by its initial with the rest translated into numbers,
— e. g. Freeman, F S7, — has led most libraries to arrange books under
each class number alfabetically by authors, or in local history by towns,
or in biografy by biografees. This keeps all works by the same author
together, and in large classes enables one to find any book readily with-
out consulting catalogs. One great advantage is that the same author
has the same book number in every subject ; i. e. the figures are signif-
icant like our class numbers, and translate themselves into the name.
Great practical mnemonic convenience results from this peculiar form
of book number. By far the most widely used of these translation
systems is that of the Boston Athenaeum, devised by the librarian,
C: A. Cutter, and known as the Cutter numbers.
Time numbers. — A second arrangement of books under class
numbers is chronological by dates of first publication. Its advantage
is in presenting the historical development of the subject, the book
written earliest being on the left, the latest work on the right, and
then of any given book it is evident that all those on the left were
written before it, all those on the right after it. In science this has
special value, while in literature the author arrangement is better. A
translation system of dates devised by W. S. Biscoe, makes the number-
ing of the year more compact and satisfactory than to write the date
in full*
' Full explanations of the best methods for both arrangements, with complete tables, can
be had of the publishers of this work.
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VARIATIONS
Accession order. — A third arrangement — simpler but otherwise
less desirable — is in order of accession ; the first book in a class being
I, the second 2, the third 3.
It is entirely practicable to use two or even all three of these methods
at the same time in the same library, one peculiarity of the system
being the ease with which it may be adapted to almost any special cir-
cumstances. In fact, we use the chronological system in science where
its advantages are most markt ; the alfabetical system in literature
where authors' names outrank dates ; the old accession-order plan in
special collections, which must be kept separate, and are no longer
added to, since here the extreme simplicity of the i, 2, 3 order is secured
without any sacrifice. It is still better, if this last method is used, to
number A, B, C, instead of i, 2, 3, as 26 instead of nine books may be
markt with one character, and chiefly, as it is highly desirable that each
book number should begin with a letter which cannot be mistaken for
the end of a class number, if the two are written on one line ; e. g. the
first book under 513, if numberd r, might be so written as to con-
fuse with subsection 513.1, but 513 A could not be misinterpreted. If
figures are used, care must be taken to write them as a fraction or with
a mark of separation ; e. g. S J3 or 513-1.
VARIATIONS PRACTICABLE IN ADJUSTING TO
SPECIAL LOCAL REQUIREMENTS
Some users assume that adoption of the Decimal Classification and
Relativ Index carries with it other parts of the system which the
author has used at Amherst, Wellesley, or Columbia colleges or in the
New York State Library. In fact, the plan in each of these libraries
dififers somewhat from all the others, and many of the 200 public and
private libraries now using the plan have adopted still other variations ;
for the special constituency, circumstances, and resources of each
library must be considerd in deciding what is best for it. This
decision should be made by one familiar, not only with the library and
its needs, but also with all methods of any merit and the comparativ
ease and cost of introducing them into any given library.
Cautions. — Having decided to adopt the system in its decimal form
as workt out and printed, it must be determind whether to adopt
certain variations, noted in 1-5 below as practicable, and in some cases
useful and desirable. The inexperienced user is very likely to feel
entirely competent, after once reading the tables (in fact, without
reading more than a single page regardless of its bearings on hundreds
of other places, and without so much as looking at the author's
explanations), to institute a series of "improvements." Experience
proves that nothing could be more disastrous. It seems a simple
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matter to put a topic a line higher or lower, but in some cases this
may affect over loo different entries in the Index, and there is no
possible way to be sure of correcting them except by examining each
one of the 20,000 heads. Frequently proposed changes, carefully
studied out and submitted as improvements, are shown by our old
records to have been adopted and used in the exact form proposed till
considerations which had not been foreseen forced us to change to
the form as printed. Even after years of experience one is not safe in
pronouncing on an apparent improvement without consulting the
voluminous records of previous experiments.
Those who have used the system longest have been misled into adopt-
ing changes which on trial they were compeld to reject, going back to
the original form at the cost and confusion of two changes. In so
apparently simple a thing as introducing subdivisions on blank num-
bers, mistakes have often been made ; and after it was too late to cor-
rect them the makers have regretted their neglect to consult the author
and secure the advice and cooperation of those most familiar with the
manifold inter-relations. Even were the independent divisions equally
good, their numbers do not agree with those which will be put in the
printed tables and index, so that every copy of the printed scheme
will have to be corrected in ms. before it is usable in that library. The
only safe rule is to make no changes or subdivisions without submitting
them to the author, who will gladly advise on such matters without
charge, not on the ground of any superior wisdom, nor even because of
larger experience in this special work, but because in this way only can
it be learnd if numbers have been already assignd with different
meanings.
The user who adopts the printed form avoids the criticism sure to be
aimd at any possible scheme. The moment he makes one "improve-
ment *' he must defend all the heads or alter them to suit each critic.
Much time is saved by saying that the scheme is used as printed, and
blunders are the author's, not the user's. A list of changes that have
been made by others without such consultation was written for this
note, but is omitted lest it should seem invidious. They illustrate how
easy it is for able men to make what no one questions after explana-
tion to have been outright blunders, in improving and adding to the
printed scheme. The author is always grateful for suggestions from
any one, and, having already given so much time in the effort to improve
this system for the common good of all users, he invites the coopera-
tion of those interested in completing needed subdivisions and eliminat-
ing any errors that may remain either in tables or index.
The following brief notes show the most important variations found
practicable in the " relativ index system,** oftener called the " Dewey
system.'* For its essentials see p. 8^-9.
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LETTER NOTATIONS FOR CHANGES
I. Letter notations for changes. — To protect other users from
confusion, the publishers insist, as the copyright entitles them to, that
our numbers shall not be printed with changed meanings without some
clear indication of the fact in the number itself. If the reasons that
led us to adopt the form printed are not conclusiv to another, we wish
to remove any obstacles to his use of the system with such changes as
shall satisfy him. This can be readily done by using a letter, or some
other character than the lo digits, to mark changes ; e. g., if you wish
a different set of subdivisions under any number, make it out to suit,
and number it a, b, c, etc. It will arrange in its exact place and exact
order without difficulty, and no other user of the system will be con-
fused by the numbers. In the index, cancel the i, 2, 3, etc., you have
discarded, and write in the a, b, c, etc., adopted. Whenever you use
our exact numbers, use also our meanings for them as indext.
When you add any features of your own, add new numbers of your own
that cannot be mistaken for ours, using, of course^ as many of our figures
as are not changed ; e. g., if you want a new heading next to 551.34, Ice-
bergs, it cannot properly go as decimal i. Mark it 551.34a, and it
arranges as wisht. If you wish to change a head from one place to
another, cancel it where it stands, and leave that number blank in the
tables. Then insert the head in its new place as above, as if it had
never been in the tables.
This plan of introducing letters or other symbols wherever each user
pleases, will give all needed freedom to the personal equation and desire
for originality, and meets all real wants for peculiar classification in
peculiar cases.
Fiction and juvenils. — In some cases it is usually best to modify
class numbers by letters as above. In popular libraries half of the cir-
culation is often in fiction. A great saving is effected here by omitting
the class number entirely and using merely the book number, it being
understood that no class number means fiction. After fiction, their
great circulation makes juvenils a good place to economize, if they are
kept separate, as is usually thought desirable in popular libraries. The
books are clast exactly as if for adults, then a J is prefixt to show their
special character. This gives J alone as the class number for juvenil
fiction, and e. g., J942, for a child's history of England. These are
arranged in a parallel library by themselves, so that J942 comes between
J941, juvenil history of Scotland, and J943, juvenil history of Germany.
If at any time it seems desirable to abandon the separate J library, it
can be done, without altering a number, by distributing the J books
aniong the regular classes, either ignoring the J entirely, or preferably
by putting all the J books by themselves at the end of each class
number.
There are thus three methods : i, to have a separate J library ; 2,
to have the J books by themselves at the end of each class number ; 3,
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to have the J books in alfabetical order among other books on the same
subject. In this last case the J is useful only to call attention plainly
to their juvenil character.
The same marking is used for all these plans, and one can be changed
into the other by simply distributing the books the other way, and tell-
ing the attendants that it has been done. Juvenil books go with adult
books of the same class, unless a special J library is made, containing
all juvenils.
Biografy. — A similar plan is recommended for this large class, as to
the best treatment of which there is great difference of opinion.
Beside the plan printed in the tables, two others are recommended,
viz. ; to put all biografies in one alfabet of names of persons written
about, marking all the books simply B for class number, and indicating
the subject or biografee by a Cutter book number ; e. g. life of Grant,
B G76. This is most compact for charging, and is preferd in popular
libraries of large circulation.
The third plan is to distribute biografy as far as possible to the sub-
jects it illustrates, leaving, of course, under 920 lives not bearing spe-
cially on any subject ; e. g. all lives of musicians go under 780 and its
subdivisions, the life of Wagner being 782.2 instead of 927.82 as in the
tables. Even in this arrangement it is better to indicate that it is biog-
rafy, putting B in place of the biografy figures 92 ; i. e. mark Wagner's
life B782.2 (927.822). Then it arranges either with 782.2 or with biog-
rafy, as preferd, thus giving exactly the arrangement of the printed
classification without changing a figure.
Travel. — By using T instead of B, the same principle gives a brief
call number for the largely circulated class, description and travel.
Parallel libraries. — This treatment of fiction, juvenils, and biog-
rafy illustrates the principle. Its other chief application is for language
collections. Some libraries have a constituency not reading English,
and so need a parallel library in German, or Swedish, or French, etc.
This is most easily made by simply prefixing an initial to the class
number. If to be arranged, as with us, in one series of subjects, this
may be ignored, or all German books on each subject may be groupt
under G at the end of each class number. The German parallel
library is made by simply putting all G's together and arranging by
class numbers. The initials used are G, German, F, French, I, Italian,
Sp, Spanish, Sw, Swedish, Dn, Danish, Du, Dutch, N, Norwegian,
R, Russian, W, Welsh, A, Arabic, etc. Where only one language is
so markt in a given library, only one letter should be used, so as to
avoid an extra letter in charging ; e. g. S will answer either for
Spanish or Swedish if used in only one sense. This plan has proved
very satisfactory in actual use.
Combining language and literature. — The same principle can be
applied also in combining each language with its literature, if it is
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CONTRACTIONS. USE OF ALFABET OR CHRONOLOGY
preferred to abolish the class, Philology, and make it simply an
appendix to Literature ; and the reverse would hold true if a philologist
wisht to abolish Literature and make it an appendix to Philology;
e. g. using 82p for English philology, and adding philology sub-
divisions, English dictionaries would become 82p3, English grammars
82p5, etc., and arrange either just before (or just after) English litera-
ture, 820, 821, etc. For a better plan see Broken order, p. 36^-37*.
Reference library. — To separate books most needed, the best plan
is to mark R before class numbers, and arrange the books together,
as an R library. When the books are to go into the general
collection again, a line can be drawn thru this letter. In the
same way it often happens that a general private library is given
on condition that it be kept together ; e. g. the Phoenix library of
Columbia College. This has P prefixt to the class number, and thus
is a parallel library by itself. An initial is better in such cases than
a * or similar mark, since the initial helps the memory and is just as
brief. The same plan applies of course if the library has an ** inferno "
for books not used without permits, or more distant rooms where
books worth keeping but seldom called for can be arranged in a
parallel storage library.
Still another provision is made in 080, 8 being the regular number
for general collections (as in 508, 520.8, etc.), for these special libraries
which cannot be separated because of binding or conditions of gift.
But instead of the three figures in 080, a single letter, as described
above, indicates the special collection, and it is easy to learn the
location of the few special collections of any one library. Omission of
initial o in the class *^ General works" was formerly recommended ; e.g.
51 instead of 051 for an American periodical. But this usage is no
longer advised, for the eye gets so in the habit of reading as Science
any number beginning with 5, that there is a little mental hitch if,
e. g., general periodicals are written 51, etc., instead of 051, etc.
Another reason is that the one and two figure numbers 1-99 are
thus left available, and can be assignd to special use without confusion
with tables or Index, for initial o is there printed for all numbers
before 100. Yet in classification it .sometimes happens that the first
two figures are obvious at a glance, but time must be taken to deter-
min the third. It is convenient to write these first figures, but if a
mathematical book receives its first two figures (51), this unfinisht
number is liable to be confused with the two-figure number 51. This
clanger may be largely avoided by writing the decimal point after a
blank ; e. g. 51 ., to show that a figure is omitted.
2. Contractions for specialists. — The system is often used by
specialists for very minute work when the decimals are run out to six
or eight places. While the theory is better to write all these figures,
thus showing the relation to the universe of knowledge, there is no
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DECIMAL CLASSIFICATIO
practical gain to justify the labor if a great quantity of slips must be
numberd. A specialist working on " Swedish poetry of the age of
Gustavus" can use a single letter instead of the full 839.715 and save
five characters in numbering each note ; or a dash may be written for
all but the last figure, thus ** — 5 '*. A body of such notes can be in-
serted together in their place in an index at 839.715, with a colord
card to mark the special groups, with little danger of confusion. Still
many prefer the theoretical completeness of writing a full index num-
ber for every separate slip.
3. Use of alfabet or chronology for final subdivisions. — While
our plan is decimal as distinguisht from the "dictionary system," we
never hesitate to use the alfabet wherever that is more useful. Indeed,
the main feature of our plan is its alfabetical index. Frequently in
minute divisions it is economy to arrange alfabetically or by dates with-
out using a translation system. This is specially true in index rerums
and notes of specialists. After numbers have been used as far as that
is the most useful form, then either the name chosen for the head or
the year can be inserted at the end ; e. g. towns in a given state, in-
dividual birds or insects coming under one number, names of men
written about in biografy, etc. Some may prefer to adopt this plan in
places where we have chosen a grouping ; e. g. in chemistry, to put all
the metals in one alfabet under 546.3, instead of using the numbers
546.3-99. If this change is wisht, a more complete one will probably
be better ; viz. to put all the elements, non-metallic and metallic, in
one alfabet under 546. Such use of the alfabet causes no confusion
with the index, as it is simply subdividing more closely, unless, as in
the last case (546.3), the alfabet replaces heads already printed. In
this case, cancel all subsections in the tables by drawing a line obliquely
thru the heads discarded, and mark in the margin ** arranged alfabeti-
cally by elements,'* e, g. : —
Arrange metals alfabetically.
•3
Metals.
^
Alkali group.
•32 X
Potassium.
•33
X. Sodium.
•33
^sLithium.
•34
Kb^dium.
•35
Caesuhn.
Then find each of these heads in the index and cancel all figures
after 546.3, e. g. : —
Potassium, inorganic chemistry, 546.3^
Rubidium, " " 546.34
This plan has special value in this place, as new elements are
discoverd from time to time, and can readily be inserted in alfabetic
place. Still many chemists think it valuable to have similar metals
groupt together for convenience of study, and to cover books written
on the group as a whole, and also think it important to have a number
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BROKEN ORDER. PRO AND CON DIVISION
for rejected elements, because the literature and references about them
remain, and must be provided for. The insertion of new elements is
provided for, as explained on p. 14*.
4. Broken order. — Another common and often desirable variation
for shelf arrangement is to break the sequence of the numbers, in
order to get books most used nearest the delivery desk. The theory
is to keep the whole 1000 numbers in strict sequence ; but a higher
rule to be obeyed everywhere is to sacrifice any theory for a sub-
stantial gain. Practically it will seldom happen that it is not best to
break the order of the classes. Often divisions are best arranged out
of numerical place; e. g. 520 Astronomy may be wanted in a room
accessible at night ; fiction, juvenils, and biografy are always wanted
near the delivery desk in a public library, and in strict order are as
likely to come at the most distant point. Numberless local reasons
may make a broken order desirable. There need be no hesitation in
adopting it if enough is gaind, but there should be charts clearly
showing where each division starts ; e. g. after 430 ** Preceding 830 ; "
after 520 **In observatory," it being necessary to specify room for
books entirely removed from the general library arrangement. The
page of 100 divisions is reprinted by the publishers, on cards with
wide margins, for just this use. Opposit each division is markt its
beginning on the shelves, and it is easy to vary the order as much as
necessary, tho of course the nearer the divisions run in regular order
I to 99, the easier it is for a stranger to find his way about. Varia-
tions in the order of the sections are less wise and seldom necessary.
If made, a wood or card-board dummy in the regular place should have
markt on its side the present location of the section removed.
This broken-order plan is best for bringing together the philology
and literature of each language without altering numbers or prefixing
any letter. Let 420 be shelvd just ahead of 820, 430 ahead of 830,
and so for all languages, making the general note that all 400*s are
shelvd just ahead of the corresponding 8oo*s, and remembering that
after the main languages four or more figures are required to indicate
language alone, so that Portuguese philology goes between 868 and
869, Russian between 891.69 and 891.7, and Welsh between 891.65
and 891.66.
5. Pro and con division of topics. — It is very useful in many
cases to separate the books on a topic with strongly markt sides, so
that either set of views and arguments may be seen by itself. This
has been done by subdivision in some cases, — e. g. 337, Protection
and Free trade. In others it is equally useful, and can be indicated by
an added mark, — e. g. 324.3, Woman suffrage. The number may be
used for general works, giving facts, etc., and advocates and opponents
may be separated by -\- and — for positiv and negativ, or by p and c,
the initials for pro and con, which tho short, are too long for a circulat-
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DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
ing library to charge. In reference libraries, on cards, etc., most will
prefer to write out pro and con^ to distinguish the two groups. The
order on the shelves is, of course, alfabetical, viz. 324.3, 324.3c, 324. 3p;
or if -f- and — ar used, the usual order is followed : +, — .
These five notes suggest the range of variations that may be made
in the Decimal Classification and illustrate its adaptability to widely
different conditions. For book numbers which decide the order of
material after it is groupt into its final classes, see page 30.
OTHER USES
Tho the system was devised for library catalog and shelf arrange-
ment, 17 years have developt many new applications. Nearly every
administrativ department feels directly the great economy, and in
every field of literary activity this classification has been found a labor-
saving tool, whose practical usefulness has exceeded the most sanguin
hopes of its early friends.
Bookstores. — The plan is a great convenience to both dealers and
customers, when applied to the miscellaneous stock of a bookstore.
Very often a much wanted book, specially if not recently publisht, is
reported "not in stock," when such an arrangement by subjects would
have reveald its place at once. Specialists often find on the shelves
books that they would never have orderd, but are glad to buy after
examination. Experience proves it a profitable thing for a dealer to
arrange his books so that each person may find those in which he is
interested without examining the entire stock.
Scrap-books. — The plan has proved of great service in preserving
newspaper clippings. Scrap-sheets of uniform size are used, with the
class number of the subject written in the upper corner of the front
edge of the . page, and clippings are mounted on the sheet as in a
common scrap-book. When one sheet is full, another is inserted at
the exact place. Thus perfect classification is kept up without blank
sheets, and at the smallest outlay of money and trouble. This ** L. B.
Scrap Book " is for most persons the best form. These sheets are
then arranged numerically like the subject card catalog, the sheets of
each class being farther arranged, when desirable, under alfabetic
subheads. Scraps thus mounted are shelvd either in manila pamflet
cases or in patent binders.
Index rerums. — These are best made on the standard P size (7.5 x
12,5 cm.), card or slip. Long study and experience prove that the
stock "L200" is best for private indexes, etc. It costs only half as
much as the **Br. 400," which is largely used for public library cata-
logs, takes only half the room, and gives great satisfaction. The class
number is written in the upper left-hand corner, any alfabetic subject
head follows at the right, and notes fill the card below. The cards
are then filed in order of class numbers like the subject card catalog,
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TOPICAL INDEXES. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
the cards of each class being further arranged, as in case of the scrap
sheets, according to any alfabetical subheads. Scores of devices for
convenient handling and storage of these slips and of scrap sheets and
pamflets are already manufactured. Details cannot be given here, but
may be found in the full descriptiv and illustrated catalog of the Library
Bureau, 146 Franklin street, Boston.
Another admirable form is similar to the L. B. Scrap Book or shelf
list ; in fact, is simply a shelf list without the printed headings and
down lines. The subject number goes in the upper corner, and all
notes on that subject are written on the sheet below. This book fits
an ordinary shelf, has the advantage of a full letter page in sight at
once, and holds over five times as much as the P card. Of course the
system can be applied to slips or sheets of any size, but there are lit-
erally hundreds of accessories and conveniences exactly adapted to these
two sizes, which are used tenfold more than all others combined ; so it
is folly for one to begin on another size, and lose the advantages
of this uniformity. If intermediate sizes must be had, the ones most
used and least objectionable are Billet 10x15 cm., 5lote I2>^ x 20 cm., and
Ms. 15 x25 cm. There are repeated cases where users of some other
size have finally found it profitable to change to either the P,7>^ x I2j4,
or to the L,20x25 cm., even at the cost of re-writing many notes.
Note books are best in this last described form. The much poorer
method is to take a bound blank book, and assign the class numbers
in order, giving about the space it is thought each will require, and,
when the pages so assignd are full, note at the bottom where the rest
of the material may be found.
This has all the objections of the old fixt location as compared to the
relativ, and will hardly be adopted by any person who has ever seen the
simplicity and economy of the shelf-list system.
Topical indexes. — The class numbers are used in indexing books
read, usually by making the entries in the Index Rerum under proper
numbers. The number takes the place of a series of words, and the
results can be handled, arranged, and found much quicker because of
the simple numerals.
The advantages that the system possesses for making topical indexes
of collected works, periodicals, transactions, etc., will be evident to
every librarian. These consolidated indexes may be arranged together
with the card catalog of the books, or by themselves, as seems best in
each case.
It would exceed the limits of this brief description to notice all the
varied applications of the system. Enough have been mentiond to
show its wide adaptability to the wants of the librarian and the student.
Tho much elaborated and in some points alterd, the essential char-
acter of the plan has remaind unchanged from the first. Doubtless
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DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION
Other improvements are still possible, and users of the scheme are
invited to suggest any needed new heads, and to note any omission to
be supplied in the Subject Index.
In this brief account the author has probably faild to meet some
objections which may be raisd, and which he could easily answer.
He therefore asks the privilege of replying personally to any such
objections, where they arise, believing that it will be possible to
answer, if not all, at least a very large proportion.
The labor involvd in preparing the Classification and Index has been
wholly beyond the appreciation of any who have never attempted a
similar task. Much valuable aid has been renderd in many depart-
ments by specialists, over lOO of whom have assisted in developing the
scheme. Among these are many well-known scholars, and to all a
most cordial acknowledgment is made. Without such assistance, the
present edition could not have been made, for many minds were
necessary to supply the technical and special learning absolutely
necessary in filling the minute heads. Indeed, in many subjects the
author's share in the work has been limited to the modification neces-
sary for technical adjustment to his scheme of the material prepared
by specialists. To many prominent librarians the author is indebted
for valuable suggestions and appreciativ criticism. While these friends
are in no way responsible for any remaining imperfections, they should
have credit for many improvements in the scheme made in these 17
years of revision, during the first three of which it was kept in manu-
script, in order that its many details might be subjected to actual trial,
and modified where improvement was found possible.
In all the work from its first publication to the present, the most
extended and valued assistance has come from my college classmate,
associate, and friend, Walter Stanley Biscoe, my first assistant in
Amherst College Library, in the charge of which he succeeded me,
resigning to accept again in 1883 the place next me in the Columbia
College Library, and again resigning in 1889 to become Librarian in
charge of Classification and Catalogs in the New York State Library.
Of the rare unselfishness with which he has given time taken from
rest and recreation to advancing work in which he shared my interest,
this book is the best witness.
In his varied reading, correspondence, and conversation on the
subject, the author has doubtless receivd suggestions and gaind ideas
which it is now impossible for him specifically to acknowledge. The
Nuovo sistema di catalogo bibliografico gcncrale of Natale Battezzati,
of Milan, adopted by the Italian publishers in 1871, tho he has copied
nothing from it, more than any other single system stimulated the
author's study of the problem. The plan of the St Louis Public School
Library and that of the Apprentices' Library of New York, which in
some respects resemble his own, were not seen till all the essential
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TOPICAL INDEXES. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
features were decided on, tho not given to the public. In filling the
nine classes of the scheme, the inverted Baconian arrangement of the
St Louis Library has been followd. The author has no desire to
claim original invention for any part of his system where another has
been before him, and would most gladly make specific acknowledgment
of every aid and suggestion were it in his power to do so.
With these general explanations and acknowledgments he submits
the scheme, which has cost so much time and strength, with the hope
that it may prove as useful to others as it has to himself. It is a little
book, but it came not forth except by grievous labor.
Melvil Dewey
New York State Library
Dec. 25, 1890
The previous editions have been dated Amherst College Library,
June 10, 1876; Columbia College Library, Aug. 10, 1885; and Co-
lumbia College Library, Aug. 30, 1888.
\4r)
First Summary
Classes
0. GENERAL WORKS
1. PHILOSOPHY
2. RELIGION
3. SOCIOLOGY
4. PHILOLOGY
5. NATURAL SCIENCE
6. USEFUL ARTS
7. FINE ARTS
a LITERATURE
9.
HISTORY
. O .A*. ^'^vr-^X .
.B
1
V.
^A-\,
Y.%. c •.
Second Summary
DIVISIONS.
ooo
Oeneral Works.
500 Nataral Science.
OIO
Bibliography.
510
Mathematics.
020
Library Economy. • (
520
Astronomy.
030
General Cyclopedias.
530
Physics.
040
General Colleciions. v
540
Chemistry.
050
General Periodicals.
550
Geology.
060
General Societies.
560
Paleontology.
070
Newspapers.
570
Biology.
080
Special Libraries. Polyqraphy.
580
Botany.
090
Book Rarities.
590
Zoology.
100
PhiloeM>phy.
600 Useful Arts.
no
Metaphysics.
610
Medicine.
120
Special Metaphysical Topics.
620
Engineering.
130
Mind and Bodv
630
Agriculture.
140
Philosophical Systems.
640
Domestic Economy.
150
Mental Faculties. Psychology.
650
Communication and Commekci.
160
Logic
660
Chemical Technology.
170
Ethics.
670
Manufactures.
180
Ancient Philosophers.
680
Mechanic Th.\oes.
190
Modern Philosophers.
690
Building.
200
Kelifi^on.
700 Fine Arts.
210
Natural Theology.
710
Landscape Gaeoening.
220
Bible.
720
Architecture.
230
Doctrinal Theol, Dogmatics.
730
Sculpture.
240
Devotional and Practicai^
740
Drawing. Des-gn. Decoration.
250
HomileticPastoral. Parochial.
750
Painting.
260
Church. Institutions. Work.
760
Engraving.
270
Religious History.
770
Photography.
280
Christian Churches and Sects.
780
Music.
290
Non-Christian Religions.
790
Amusements.
300
Sociology.
800 Literature.
310
Statistics.
810
American.
320
Political Science.
820
English.
330
Political Economy.
830
German.
340
Law.
840
French.
350
Administration.
850
Italian.
360
Associations and Institutions.
860
Spanish.
370
Education.
?/o
Latin.
380
Commerce and Communication.
880
Greek.
390
Customs. Costumes. Folk-lore.
890
Minor Languages.
400
Philologry.
000 History.
410
Comparative.
910 (
Geography and Description,
420
English.
920
Biography.
430
German.
930
Ancient History.
440
French.
940
/^Europe.
450
Italian.
950 c
Asia.
460
Spanish.
960 « J
Africa.
470
Latin.
970 li
North America.
480
Greek.
South America.
490
Minor Languages.
990
^OCFANICA AND POLAR REGION*
Third Summary
Sections
GENERAL WORKS.
Limited to none of the nine classes.
ooo
001
002
003
004
005
006
007
ooS
009
010
on
012
013
014
015
016
017
018
019
020
021
022
023
024
025
026
028
oag
030
031
032
034
036
037
038
030
040
*)4i
042
043
044
045
046
047
048
049
>f
»»
>»
»>
»*
»»
n
»»
Left blank for local history or
biocraphy, etc.. where some special
collection is making which is to be
kept in a case by itself, out of its
regular place in the classification.
Individuals use these numbers for
personal diaries, note books,
memorabilia, etc.
Bibliography.
General Bibliographies.
Of Special A uthors.
Classes of Amliors.
Forms, Pseudonyms, etc.
Countries.
Subjects.
Subject Catalogs.
Author ,,
Dictionary ,,
Libniry Economy,
Scope and Founding.
Buildings.
Government and Service.
Regulations for Readers.
Administration. Deparimcnts.
Special Subject Libraries, etc.
General Libraries. Reports, etc.
Reading and Aids.
Literary Methods.
General Cyclopedias.
.American.
Knglish.
German.
French.
Italian.
Spanish.
Slavic. •
Scandinavian.
Minor Languages.
General CollectedEssayi^etc.
American.
Knglish.
German.
French.
Italian.
Spanish.
Slavic.
.Scandinavian.
Minor Iw«nguages.
050
051
052
053
054
05s
056
057
058
059
oeo
061
062
063
064
065
066
067
068
069
070
071
07a
073
074
075
076
077
078
079
080
oSi
082
083
084
085
086
087
088
089
OOO
091
092
093
o<;4
095
096
097
098
099
General Periodicals.
American.
English.
German.
French.
Italian.
Spanish.
.Slavic.
Scandinavian.
Minor Languages.
General Societies.
American.
English.
German.
French.
Italian.
Spanish.
Slavic.
Scandinavian.
Mwor Languages.
Newspapers. Journalism.
American.
English.
German.
French.
Italian.
Spanish.
Slavic.
Scandinavian.
Minor Languages. ,
Special Libraries. Polygraph}*.
Lch blank to be used (if preferred to
prefixinji; an initial) for general collec-
tions of books which bv terms of gift or
for other cause mui>t be kept together.
This must be kept distinct from 040 Mihere
the individual books are polygraphic, i.e.
are bound pamphlets, essays, addresses,
scrap or note books, etc. too general in
scope to go under any single class. Juve-
niles could be put here, but are better
kept in a separate class, marked J.
Book KariticN. '
Manuscripts.
Block Books.
Early Printed. Incunabula. Sce^ss
Rare Printing. Privately Printed.
Rare Binding.
Rare Illustrations or Materials.
Ownership. Book Plates.
Prohibited. Lost. Imaginary.
Other Rarities. Curiosa.
Third Summary
Sections
PHILOSOPHY.
too
Philosophy.
150
Mental Faculties.
lOX
Utility. \} . i^
»5i
Intellect.
102
Compends. }, - » \ ',■ . -;
152
Sense.
»o3
Dictionaries.
153
Understanding.
104
Essays.
>54
Memory.
105
Periodicals.
US
Imagination.
106
Societies.
156
Reason.
107
Education.
»S7
Sensibility. Emotions.
108
Polygraphy. • "^
158
Instincts.
109
History.
159
Will.
110
Metaphysics*
160
liOiric.
III
Ontology.
161
Inductive.
112
Methodology.
162
Deductive.
"3
Cosmology.
163
Assent.
"4
Space.
164
Symbolic Algebraic.
"5
Time.
165
Sources of error. Fallacies.
116
Motion.
166
Syllogism. Enthymeme.
"7
Matter.
167
Hypothesis.
118
Force,
168
Argument and persuasion.
119
Quantity. Number.
169
Analogy. Correspondence.
120
Metaphysical Topics.
170
ethics.
121
Knowledge, origin, and limits.
171
Theory of ethics.
122
Causation. Cause and effect.
172
State ethics.
123
Liberty and Necessity.
^7Z
Family ethics.
124
Teleology. Final causes.
174
Professional and business ethics.
125
Infinite and finite.
175
Ethics of amusements.
126
Consciousness. Personality.
176
Sexual ethics.
127
Unconsciousness. Automata.
177
Social ethics.
128
The soul.
178
Temperance.
129
Origin of the individual soul.
179
Other ethical topics.
130
Mind and Body.
180
Ancient Philosophers.
»3»
Mental physiology and hygiene.
181
Oriental.
132
Mental derangements.
182
Early Greek.
133
Delusions. V/itchcraft. Magic.
183
Sophistic and Socratic.
134
Mesmerism. Clairvoyance.
184
Platonic.
US
Sleep. Dreams. Somnambulisn
185
Aristotelian.
136
Mental Characteristics.
186
Pyrrhonist and New Platonist
»37
Temperaments.
187
Epicurean.
138
Physiognomy.
188
Stoic.
139
Phrenology. Mental photography.
189
Early Christian and medieval
140
Philosophical Systems.
190
Modem Philosophers.
141
Idealism. Transcendentalism.
191
American.
142
Critical.
1 02
British.
143
Intuitionalism.
193
German.
144
Empiricism.
194
French.
MS
Sensationalism.
19s
Italian.
146
Materialism. Positivism.
196
Spanish.
M7.
Pantheism. Monism.
197
Slavic
148
Eclecticism.
198
Scandinavian.
149
Other philosophical systems.
199
Other modem.
Third Summary
Sections
RELIGION
200
Ueli^on.
250
201
Philosophy. Theories.
251
202
Compends.
252
203
Dictionaries. Cyclopedias.
253
204
Essays. Lectures. Addresses.
254
205
Periodicals. Reviews.
255
206
Societies. Transactions.
256
207
Education. Theological Schools.
257
208
Polygraphy. Collections,
258
209
History of Theology.
259
210
Natural Theologry.
260
211
Deism and Atheism.
261
212
Pantheism. Theosophy.
262
213
Creation. Evolution.
263
214
Providence. 7 heodicy. Fatalism.
264
215
Religion and Science.
265
216
Evil. Depravity.
266
217
Prayer.
267
218
Future Life. Immortality.
268
219
Analogies. Correspondences.
269
220
Bible.
270
221
Old Testament.
271
222
Historical Books,
272
223
Poetical
273
224
Prophetical ,
274
225
New Tcstamenr.
275
226
Gospels and Acts,
276
227
Epistles,
277
228
Apocalypse,
278
229
Apocrypha,
279
230
Doctrinal. Donrmattcs.
280
23«
God. Unity. Trinity.
281
232
Christ. Christology.
282
233
Man. The Fall. Sin.
283
234
Salvation. Soteriology.
.'S4
235
Angels. Devils. Satan.
285
236
Eschatology. Death. Judgment.
286
237
Future State.
287
238
Creeds. Confessions.
288
239
Apologetics.
289
240
Practical. Devotional.
200
241
Didactic Catechisms.
291
242
Meditative.
292
243
Hortatory.
293
244
Devout miscellany. Fiction.
294
245
Hymnology. Religious Poetry.
295
246
Ecclesiology. Symbolism.
296
247
Sacred Furniture, Vessels, etc
297
248
Personal Religion. Asceticism.
298
249
Family Devotions . .
299
Homiletle. Pastoral. Parochial.
Homiletics. Preaching.
Sermons.
Pastoral Visitations. Evangelistic
Clerical Support. Celibacy.
Brotherhoods and Sisterhoods.
Societiesfor Parish Work. Guilds.
Pirochial Schools, Libraries, etc.
Parish Care of Sick, Fallen, etc.
Other Ministrations and Work.
Church. Institutions. Work.
Church.
Ecclesiastical polity.
Sabbath. Lord's Day. Sunday.
Public Worship. Ritual.
Sacraments. Ordinances.
Missions. Home and Foreign.
Associations. Y. M. C. A., etc
Sunday Schools.
Revivals. Retreats.
Religrious History.
Monastic Orders.
Persecutions.
Doctrines. Dogmas. Heresies.
Europe.
Asia.
Africa.
North America.
South America.
Occanica.
Christian Churches & Sects.
Primitive and Oriental.
Roman Catholic
Anglican and American P. E.
Continental Protestant.
Presbyterian. Congregational.
Baptist.
Methodist.
Unitarian.
Minor Christian Sects.
£thnic. Non-Christian.
Comparative & General Mythology.
Greek and Roman Mythology,
Teutonic and North^n Mythology,
Brahmanism. Buddhism.
Parseeism.
Judaism.
Mohammedanism.
Mormonism.
Minor Non-Christian Religi<
Third Summary
Sections
SOCIOLOGY
300
Sociology.
350
Administration. War.
301
Philosophy of Civilization.
35»
Civil Service.
302
Compends.
352
Local Government. City. Town.
303
Dictionaries.
353
United States and State.
304
Essays.
354
Foreign States.
305
Periodicals.
355
Army. Military Science. See 623.
306
Societies.
356
Infantry,
307
Education.
357
Cavalry,
308
Polygraphy.
358
Artillery.
309
History of Sociology.
359
Navy. Naval Science. See 623.8.
310
Statistics.
360
Associations. Institutions.
3"
Theory. Methods. Science of.
361
Charitable.
312
Population. Progress. Vital.
362
Hospitals. Asylums.
313
Special Topics.
363
Political.
314
Europe.
364
Reformatory.
315
Asia.
365
Prisons. Discipline.
316
Africa.
366
Secret Societies.
3^7
North America.
367
Social Clubs.
318
South America.
368
Insurance.
3»9
Oceanica.
369
Other.
320
Political Science.
370
education.
321
Form of State.
371
Teachers, Methods, and Discipline.
322
Church and State.
372
Elementary.
323
Internal or Domestic Relations.
373
Higher.
324
Suffrage.
374
Self-education and Culture.
325
Colonies and Immigration.
375
Curriculum.
326
Slavery.
376
Of Women.
327
Foreign Relations.
377
Religious, Ethical, and Secular.
328
Legislative Bodies and Annals.
378
Colleges and Universities.
329
Political Parties.
379
Public-School System.
330
Political economy.
380
Commerce, Communic4»tion.
331
Capital. Labor. Wages.
381
Domestic Trade.
332
Banks. Money. Credits. Interest.
382
F'oreign Trade. Consular Reports.
333
Land. Ownership. Rights and Rent.
383
Post Office.
334
Co-operation.
384
Telegraph. Cable. Telephone.
335
Socialism and Communism.
385
Railroad and Express.
336
Finance. Public Funds. Taxation.
386
Canal and Highway Transportation,
337
Protection and Free Trade.
387
River and Ocean Transportation.
338
Production and Manufactures.
388
City Transit. See 625.
339
Pauperism.
389
Weights and Measures. Metrology.
340
Law.
390
Customs. Popular Life.
341
International Law.
391
Costume and Care of Person.
342
Constitutional Law.
392
Birth. Home and Sex Customs.
343
Criminal Law.
393
Treatment of Dead.
344
Martial I^w.
394
Public and Social Customs.
345
American Statutes and Cases.
395
Etiquette.
346
British Statutes and Cases.
^96
Woman's Position and Treatment
347
Treatises. American and British.
397
Gipsies.
348
Canon Law.
398
Folk-lore. Proverbs, etc.
349
Foreign Law. Roman.
399
Customs of War.
\
Tbiu> Sdhmasy
Philosophy.
Compends.
Diclionaries.
Peiiodicals.
Societies.
Study and Teaching.
Polygraphy.
History.
Comiinratlve.
Orthngrapiiy.
Etymology.
Phonology.
Grammar.
Prosody .
Ins
■iptio.
Tens.
Hieroglyphics.
English,
Orthography.
Etymology.
4^4 Synonyms.
426 Prosody.
427 Dialects,
428 School Te»ts,
429 Anglo- Saxon.
430 Gernina.
43; Orlhogtaphj
43s Etymology.
Prosody.
Dialects.
School Texts.
Minor Teutonic
Frencli.
Orthography.
Elymology.
Grammar.
Dialects.
School Teils.
Proven9al,
Sections
LOG"
460
Y
45'
Orthogriphy.
4S»
Etymology.
453
Dictionaries.
454
Synonyms.
4SS
456
Prosody.
457
Dialects.
458
School Texts.
459
Rumansh and Wallachian.
460
Spanish.
46.
Orthography,
462
Etymology.
4fi3
Uimionaries.
464
Synonyms.
465
Grammar.
466
Prosody.
467
Dialects.
468
School Texts.
469
Portuguese.
470
Latin.
471
Ortht^raphy.
472
Etymology.
473
Dictionaries,
474
Synonyms.
471
Grammar.
4:G
Prosody.
Dialects.
478
School Texts,
479
Minor Italic.
480
Greek.
43.
Orthography.
482
4S3
Dictionaries.
484
Synonyms,
485
Grammar,
486
I'roiody.
487
Dialects.
4S8
,Stlio..l TcMs.
489
^[illr,r H.llcnic.
400
49'
Minor Indo-European.
49!
Semitic
493
Hamitic.
4W
Scythian.
495
Eastern Asiatic
496
African.
497
North American.
498
South American,
499
Third SuMMioiY
Sections
NATURAL SCIENCE
500
501
502
503
504
505
506
507
508
509
510
5"
512
515
516
517
518
519
520
521
522
523
524
525
526
527
528
529
530
531
532
533
534
535
S36
537
538
539
540
541
542
543
544
545
546
547
548
549
Natural Science.
Philosophy.
Compends, Outlines.
Dictionaries, Cyclopedias.
Essays, Lectures, Addresses.
Periodicals.
Societies, Transactions, etc.
Education, Teaching.
Polygraphy, Collected Works.
History.
Mathematics.
Arithmetic.
Algebra.
Geometry, Conic Sections.
Trigonometry.
Descriptive Geometry.
Analytical Geometry, Quaternions.
Calculus.
Probabilities.
Ajstronomy.
Theoretical.
Practical and Spherical.
Descriptive.
Maps and Observations.
Earth.
Geodesy.
Navigation.
Ephemerides.
Chronology.
Physics.
Mechanics.
Liquids, Hydraulics.
Gases, Pneumatics.
Sound, Acoustics.
Light, Optics.
Heat.
Electricity.
Magnetism.
Molecular Physics.
Chemistry.
Theoretical.
Practical and Experimental
Analysis.
Qualitative.
Quantitative,
Inorganic.
Organic.
Crystallography.
Mineralogy.
550
551
552
553
554
555
556
557
558
559
560
561
562
563
564
565
566
567
568
569
570
571
572
5Z1.
Creologry.
Physical and Dynamical Geology
Lithology, Petrography.
Economic Geology.
Europe.
Asia.
Africa.
North America.
South America.
Oceanica.
Paleontology.
Plants.
Invertebrates.
Protozoa. Radiates,
Afollusks,
Articulates,
Vertebrates.
Fishes. Batrachia
Reptiles. Birds.
Mammals.
Biologry. Cthnolosry*
Prehistoric Archaeology.
Ethnology.
Natural History of Man.
574
575
576
577
578
579
580
581
582
583
584
585
586
587
588
589
590
591
592
593
594
595
596
597
598
599
Homologies.
Evolution. Species.
Origin and Beginnings of Life.
Properties of Living Matter.
Microscopy.
Collectors* Manuals.
Botany.
Physiological and Structural.
Phanerogamia.
Dicotyledonce.
Monocotyledons.
Gymnospermce.
Cryptogamia.
Pteridophyta.
Bryophyta,
Thallophyta.
Zoologry.
Physiological Zoology.
Invertebrates.
Protozoa. Radiates,
Mollusks.
Articulates.
Vertebrates.
Fishes. Batrachia.
Reptiles. Birds.
Mammals.
Third Summary
Sections
USEFUL ARTS
ooo
UsefcU Arts.
6oi
Philosophy.
602
Compends.
603
Dictionaries. Cyclopaedias.
604
Essays. Lectures. Addresses.
60s
Periodicals. Magazines. Reviews.
606
Societies. Fairs. Exhibitions.
607
Education. Schools of Technology.
60S
Patents.
609
History of Useful Arts.
610
Medicine.
6x1
Anatomy.
612
Physiology.
013
Hygiene. Gymnastics. Training.
614
Public health. See also 62S, San. Eng.
61S
Materia medica. Therapeutics.
616
Pathology. Diseases. Treatment.
617
Surgery. Dentistry. ,
618
Diseases of Women and Children.
619
Comparative Medicine. Veterinary.
620
Kngrineeringr-
621
Mechanical.
622
Mining.
623
Military.
624
Bridge and Roof.
625
Road and Railroad.
626
Canal.
627
River and Harbor.
628
Sanitary. Water-works.
629
Other branches.
630
Agriiculture.
631
Soil. Fertilizers. Drainage.
632
Pests. Hindrances. Blights. Insects.
633
Grains. Grasses. Fibres. Tea, etc.
634
Fruits. Orchards. Vineyards.
635
Kitchen Garden. See 716, Flowcre.
636
Domestic animals.
637
Dairy. Milk- Butter. Cheese.
638
Bees. Silkworms.
639
Fishing. Trapping.
640
Domestic Economy.
641
Cookery. Gastronomy.
642
Confectionery. Ices.
643
Food. Dining. Carving.
644
Fuel. Lights. See also 697, 665,621.38.
645
Furniture. Carpets. Upholstery.
646
Clothing. Toilet. Cosmetics.
647
Servants. Training. Duties. Wages.
648
Laundry.
649
Nursery. Children. Sick-room
650
651
652
653
654
655
656
657
658
659
660
661
662
663
664
665
666
667
668
669
6 70
671
672
673
674
675
676
677
678
679
680
681
682
683
684
685
686
687
688
689
690
691
692
693
694
695
696
697
698
699
Commimieatioii. Commerce.
Writing. Cipher. Typewriters.
Penmanship, Materials, Methods,
Short hand, AbbrevieUions,
Telegraphy. Cables. Signals.
Printing. Type. Stereos. Publishing.
Transportation. Railroading, etc.
Book-keeping. Accounts.
Business manuals. Methods. Tables.
Advertising and other topics.
Cliemical Technolosry*
Chemicals ; Salts, Paints, etc
Pyrotechnics. Explosives.
Beverages; Wines, Liquors, Ales,etc.
Foods ; Sugar, Starch, etc
Lights ; Gas, Oil, Candles, etc.
Ceramics, Glass, Clay, Cement, etc
Bleaching. Dyeing. Inks.
Other organic chemical industries.
Metallurgy. Assaying.
Manu&ctures.
Articles made of Metals.
OflronandSteel; StoveSfCutlery^,
0/ Brass and Bronze; Bells, etc.
Lumber and articles made of wood.
Leather „ „ . „ leather.
Paper „ „ „ paper.
Cotton, Wool, Silk, Linen, etc.
Rubber and articles made of rubber.
Celluloid and other.
Mechanic Trades.
Watch and Instrument-making.
Blacksmithing. Horseshoeing.
Lock and Gun-making.
Carriage and Cabinet-making.
Saddlery and Shoe-making. Trunks.
Book-binding.
Clothes-making. Hats.
Other trades.
Buildingr.
MateriaIs.Timber,Stone,etcSee 6so.i
Plans and Specifications.
Masonry. Plastering, etc
Carpentry. Stair-building.
Slating and Tiling.
Plumbing. Gas and Steam-fitting.
Warming and Ventilation.
Painting, Glazing. Paper-hanging.
Car and Ship-building. See 633.8.
Third Summary
Sections
FINE ARTS
TOO
Fine Arts.
701
Philosophy. iEsthclic.
702
Compends.
703
Dictionaries.
704
Essays. Addresses.
705
Periodicals.
706
Societies.
707
Education. Study. Teaching.
708
Art Galleries.
709
History of Art.
710
Landscape Garden ingr.
7"
Public Parks.
712
Private Grounds. Lawns.
713
Walks. Drives.
714
Water. Fountains. Lakes.
715
Trees. Hedges. Shrubs.
716
Plants. Flowers. Conservatories.
717
Arbors. Seats. Outlooks.
718
Monuments.
719
Cemeteries. See also 393.
720
Architecture.
721
Architectural Construction.
722
Ancient and Oriental.
723
Medieval. Gothic.
724
Modern.
725
Public Buildings.
726
Ecclesiastical and Religious.
727
Educational and Scientific.
728
Residences.
729
Design and Decoration.
730
Sculpture.
73^
Materials and Methods.
732
Ancient.
733
GrffJk attd Roman
734
Medieval.
735
Modern.
73^
Carving. Seals. Dies. Gems.
737
Numismatics. Coins. Medals.
73^
Pottery. Porcelain.
739
Bronzes. Bric-a-brac.
740
I>rawingr. Decoration.
741
Free-hand. Crayon.
742
Perspective. See also 5 1 5.6.
743
Art Anatomy.
744
Mathematical Drawing. See 515.
745
Ornamental Design. Carpet, etc.
746
Art iVd€dirwark.
747
InUrior Decoration,
748
Stained and IridtscetU Glass.
749
Artistic Furniture.
750
751
75a
753
754
755
756
757
758
759
760
761
762
763
764
765
766
767
768
769
770
771
772
773
774
775
776
777
77^
779
780
781
782
783
784
785
786
787
788
789
790
791
792
793
794
795
796
797
798
799
Painting^.
Materials and Methods.
Color.
Epic Mythic Idealistic
Genre. Still Life.
Religious. Ecclesiastic.
Historical. Battles, etc
Portrait.
Landscape. Marine.
Various Schools.
Engrravinfc*
Wood.
Copper. Steel.
Lithography.
C hromol i thogr aphy .
Line. Stipple.
Mezzotint. Aquatint.
Etching. Dry Print.
Bank Note. Machine.
Collections of Engravings.
Pliotosrraphy.
Photographic Chemistry.
Silver processes, etc.
Gelatine and Pigment processes.
Albertype, and Printer's Ink.
Photolithography.
Photozincography, etc.
Photo-engraving. Photo-electros.
Special Applications.
Collections of Photographs.
Music.
Theory.
Dramatic.
Sacred.
Vocal.
Orchestral.
Piano and Organ.
Stringed Instruments.
Wind
Other
Amusements.
Public Entertainments.
Theater, Opera.
In-door Amusements.
Games of skill. Chess.
Games of chance. Cards.
Out-door Sports.
Backing and BalL
Horsematuhtp, Racing.
Fishing, Hunting. Shooting.
»
»»
Thikd Suhmakv
Si
ACTIONS
LITERATURE
80O
Uteratnre.
850
8oi
Fhilosoph]'.
85.
Poetry.
802
8S»
Drama.
803
Dictionaries.
8S3
„ Fiction.
804
Essays.
8S4
„ Essays.
80s
Periodicals.
855
Oratory.
806
Societies.
856
Letters.
807
Study and Teaching.
857
Satire, Humor.
80S
Treatises, Rhetoric.
858
Mi-scellany.
805
History.
S59
Rumansh and Wallachian.
810
860
Spanish Liteniture.
811
„ Poetry.
861
Poetry.
813
„ Drama.
S6z
„ Drama.
8.3
„ Fiction.
863
„ Fiction.
8.4
Essays.
864
„ Essays.
8,s
Oratory.
86s
„ Oratory.
S16
Letters.
866
„ Letters.
8.7
Satire, Humor.
867
Satire, Humor.
818
Miscellany.
868
Miscellany.
819
869
Portuguese Literature.
820
EngllBh Literature.
870
Latin Literature.
811
„ Poetry.
87.
„ Poetry.
821
„ Drama.
87!
Dramatic.
823
„ Fiction.
873
Efu.
824
„ Essays.
874
Lyric.
82s
„ Oratory.
87s
„ Oratory.
826
Utters.
876
„ Letters.
827
Satire, Humor.
877
, Satire, Humor.
828
Miscellany.
878
„ Mi,«rllany
829
Anglo-Saxon Literature.
879
Minor Italic Literatures.
830
880
Greek TJterature.
831
„ Poetry.
88[
„ Poetry.
83.
„ Drama.
882
Dram^.
833
Fiction.
883
Epic.
834
Essays.
884
Lyric.
835
Oratory.
885
Oratory.
836
Letters.
SS6
„ Letters.
837
„ Satire, liumoi.
S87
„ Satire, Humor.
838
Miscellany.
888
Miscellany.
839
Minor Teutonic Literatures.
889
Minor Hellenic Literatures
840
French TJterature.
890
Minor Lanjiuages.
841
„ Poetry.
891
Minor Indo-European.
842
„ Drama.
892
Semitic.
»<3
„ Fiction.
893
Hamitic
844
„ Essays.
S94
Scythian.
8<S
„ Oratory.
895
Eastern Amatic
846
„ Letters.
896
Africati.
847
„ Satire, Humor.
897
North American.
•48
„ Miscellany.
S98
South American.
«<9
Provencal Literature.
899
Third Summary
Sections
HISTORY
900
History.
950 .
Asia.
901
Philosophy.
951
China.
902
Compends. Chronology.
952
Japan.
903
Dictionaries.
953
Arabia.
904
Essays.
954
India.
905
Periodicals.
955
Persia.
906
Societies.
956
Turkey in Asia.
907
Study and Teaching.
957
Siberia. [taa
908
Polygraphy.
958
Turkistan. Afghanistan. Beloochis-
909
Universal Histories.
959
Farther India.
910
Geography and Deficrlptioii.
960
Africa.
911
Historical.
961
North Africa.
912
Maps.
962
Egypt. Nubia.
9U
Antiquities.
963
Abyssinia.
914
Europe.
964
Morocco.
915
Asia.
965
Algeria.
916
Africa.
966
North Central Africa.
917
North America.
967
South Central Africa.
918
South America.
968
South Africa.
919
Oceanica. Polar Regions.
969
Madagascar.
920
Biography.
970
North America.
921
Of Philosophy.
971
British America.
922
„ Theology.
972
Mexico. Centra] America.
923
,, Sociology.
973
United States.
924
M Philology.
974
North Atlantic States.
925
„ Science.
975
South Atlantic States.
926
„ Useful Arts.
976
South Central or Gulf States.
927
„ Fine Arts.
977
Northeast Central or Lake „
928
„ Literature.
978
West Central or Mountain «
929
Genealogy. Heraldry.
979
Pacific States
930
Ancient History.
980
South America.
931
Chinese.
981
Brazil.
932
Egjrptian.
982
Argentine Republic
933
Jewish.
983
ChilL
934
Indian.
984
Bolivia.
935
Medo-Persian.
985
Peru.
936
Keltic.
986
Colombia. Ecuador.
937
Roman.
987
Venezuela.
• 938
Greek.
988
Guiana.
939
Minor Countries.
989
Paraguay. Uruguay.
940
Europe.
990 Oceanica. Polar Regions.
941
Scotland. Ireland.
991
Malaysia.
942
England. Wales.
992
Sunda.
943
Germany. Austria.
993
Australasia.
944
France.
994
Australia.
945
Italy.
995
New Guinea.
946
Spain. Portugal.
996
Polynesia.
947
Russia.
997
Isolated Islands.
948
Norway. Sweden. Denmark.
998
Arctic Regions.
949
Minor Countries.
999
Antarctic Regions.
Complete Tables
INCLUDING ALL THE
SUB-SECTIONS
General works
010 Bibliography.
•lyTheoryy Utility, etc. ; .2, Compends; .3, Dictionaries; .4, Essays; .5, Periodicals; A
Societies; .7, Education, Training, see also 020.7; .8, Polygraphy ; .9, History.
Oil General Bibliographies. Universal Catalogs.
on is by Authors. If by Subjects they go in 016.
oxa-oib include both bibliographies and catalogs. 0x7-0x9 is limited to cata-
logs of general collections.
012 Of Individual Authors.
Alphabeted by bibliographees, not by compilers; e. fr, Chaucer, Dante, Ruskin, etc.
Authors on whom special collections are bein^ made (e. g in 800s), attract their
bibliographies to same number, leaving only u reference here.
013 Of special Classes of Authors.
e. g. Kooks written by Jesuits, by Catholics, by members of the Bavarian academy,
etc. or these may go with the bibliography of the church, society, etc., with
references here.
014 Of Special Forms. Anonyms, Pseudonyms, etc.
.I.American; .2, English; .3, German, etc.
015 Of special Countries.
Books published in the country. Publishers* lists, current publications. Subdivided faf
countries like 940-999; e. g. 015.42, Bibliography of books published in England* as
Lowndes or English Catalog.
The history of literature, 1. e. belles lettres, poetry, drama, fiction, etc., goes, of course, with
those topics in 800 ; but the literary history of any given place or period covering the
writings on all subjects as well as in literature, is bibliography, and goes, usuallyy In
015, though the literary history of some special class is 013.
016 Of Special Subjects.
Subdivided like the main classification, from 000-999; e. g 016.01, Bibliography of b!bB»
ographies; 016.091, of manuscripts ; 016.5, of science; 016.942, of English hiatorf;
etc.
Library and Sale Catalogs.
Catalogs of any special subject, whether subject, author, or dictionary, go under its subjeci
number, in 016, which is the ruling heading wherever it conflicts with another.
017-019 therefore mcludes only catalogs of general collections, limited to no 00a
class or subject.
017 Classed Catalogs. Systematic or Logical,
.1, Public; .2, Private; .3, Auction; .4, Booksellers.
For all forms of alphabetical subject catalogs, see 019. See 016 for BibliographieSa
018 Author Catalogs. SeeonforBibUographles.
.1, Public; .2, Private; .3, Auction; .4, Booksellers.
A volume containing both author and subject catalogs is more useful in 017. For auctioa
catalogs of private libraries use 018.2, not 018.3. oiS includes accession, chrono-
logical, and any other forms (except subject and dictionary) of catalogs of coUectiona*
019 Dictionary Catalogs. Alphabetico-classed, etc
.1, Public; .2, Private; .3, Auction; .4, Booksellers.
020 Library Economy.
•It Cooperation; .2, Compcnds; .3, Dictionaries; .4, Essays; .5, Periodicals; .6, Societies;
.7, Education, Training ; .8, Polygraphy; .9, History.
021 Scope and Founding of Libraries.
1 Scope and Usefulness, see 331.85 for laboring classes.
2 Library as an Educator; as People's University.
3 Library in Relation to Schools and the Young.
See 371.64 and 027.8, School libraries.
4 Library Lectures, Museums, Galleries, etc.
5 Library as a Public Recreation.
6 Founding. Extension.
7 developing Interest; by Press, Lectures, School,
Pulpit, Societies, Circulars, etc.
8 Legislation; State and Local.
9 Raising Funds. Securing Gifts of Books, etc.
Subscriptions, bequests, lectures, fairs, membership fees, taxes, government aid
(remitted duties, public documents, foreign exchanges, etc.).
022 Buildings. see also 727.8, Architecture.
•I Location. Provision for Grov^th. Branches. Deliveries.
.2 Materials and Protection against Fire. Library Fires.
•3 Plans. Number, Size, and Arrangement of Rooms.
See 729.2.
.4 Storage Rooms. Stacks. Alcoves. Galleries.
.5 Reading Rooms. Central Halls. Small Study Rooms.
.6 Administration and Special Rooms.
Cataloging, office, patent, newspaper, public document, duplicate, class, lecture,
museum, art, chess, conversation, waiting, coat, toilet, etc
•7 Lighting. Natural and Artificial. Electric, Gas, etc.
See 621.32, Electric lighting.
•8 Heating and Ventilation as Affecting Books.
See 697, Building, Heating, etc. See 621. 19, 628.8.
•9 Fixtures. Furniture and Fittings. Shelving, Counters,
Hoists, Desks, Tables, Chairs, ^tc.
023 Government and Service.
.1 Constitution and By-Lav^s for Managers.
.2 Appointment and Tenure of Officers.
.3 Trustees. Committees. Directors.
.4 Chief Librarian. Qualification. Duties, see 920.2, Lives.
•5 Staff. Assistants, Catalogers, Janitor.
.6 Daily Hours. Vacations.
.7 Titles and Duties.
.8 Salaries.
.9 Rules for Staff.
024 Regulations for Readers.
.1 Readers' Qualifications.
User's age, Residence, Guarantees, References, Registration.
.2 Pees and Assessments. Free Use. See 027.2 ;o37^.
.3 Hours of Opening. Evening Opening.
.4 Closing. Sunday, Holiday, Vacation, Examination.
See 263.7, Sunday ; 025.8, Examination.
.5 Reference Use.
Access to Catalogs, Librarians, and Shelves. Reading-Room Rules. Decorum in
Library.
.6 Home Use.
N umber of Books, Time, Delinquencies, Fines, Re-lending. Restrictions, Renewals.
.7 Special Privileges to Readers.
Extra Books. Extra Time. Reservations. Suspension of Rules. Excuses.
.8 Injuries. Defacements. Mutilations. Losses. Thefts.
.9 Other Regulations for Users.
025 Administration. Departments. \^^^a^ a/^yi -j c v 7,
oas is for the librarian's part. The trustees build and furniah (022); make rules for
government and service (023), and regulations for readers (024) ; but the adminis-
tration involves questions of its own, which, however, are closely allied to topics
in 021-024 and elsewhere; e. g. the librarian must know his side of binding,
and be able to give proper directions and supervision, but need not know all
the details of the binder's craft (686).
Administration includes .1, Supervision; .2, Acquisition; .3-6, Utilization; .7-9,
Preservation ; i. e. the librarian's duty to books is to Get« Use, Keep.
•I Executive. General supervision.
Finances, accounts, salaries (see 023.8); Supplies, printing; Publications, statistics,
reports, bulletins ; Relations to readers, permits, privileges, visitors ; Corres-
pondence.
•a Accession. Acquisition.
Selecting and buying books, serials, pamphlets, ephemera ; Prices, discounts, duty free
importation (see 337.8); Auctions, old book lists; Sale duplicates, exchanges,
gifts (see also 021.9) ; Reception, checking bills, collation ; Plating, pocketing,
embossing, private marking ; Accessioning ; Order slips, index and book, ofder
and serial blanks.
•^ Catalog. For printed catalogs themselves, see 017-019. TYiMxsior cataloging.
Printed, manuscript, or card ; Author, subject, title, classed ; Dictionary or combined ;
Codperative rules ; Size notation ; Codperative cataloging ; Duplicated titles,
print or photography ; Mechanical accessories, cards, cases and fittings, drawers,
trays, blocks, checks, guides, labels.
•4 Classification.
For philosophical classification of knowledge, see 112, Methodology. This is for
practical classing of books, pamphlets, and notes, rather than theoretical
speculation.
On shelves; in catalogs; in dictionary catalogs; Systems of notation, figures, letters,
symbols, combined ; Importance and advantages ; Difficulties ; Close vs, broad
classing; Mnemonic features; Basis of division; Co-ordination of special
subjects.
•S Reference. Reference books. Aids to readers.
See 028 for general discussion of reading and aids. This is limited to librauy ad-
ministration.
•O Loan. See 024. 1 and 024.6 for regulations.
Indicators; Charging systenSs, legers vs. cards; Book cards, marks, pockets; Call
slips, readers' cards: Notices, reserves ; Registers; Inter-library loans; Me-
chanical accessories, slip cases, trays, tills, stamps, etc.
•7 Binding and repair. see also 686, Bookbinding.
Materials, durability, tight vs. spring backs, sewing, color, lettering ; Paper covers
and temporary binders ; Restoring, mending, cleaning, and oiling.
•8 Shelf. See 022.9, Shelving.
Arrangement ; Shelf numbers ; Shelf and book labels ; Fixed and relative locations ;
Sizes on shelves; Arrangement and preservation of public documents, pam-
phlets, papers, manuscripts, maps, drawings, and plans, music, broadsides,
clippings; Injuries, heat, gas, insects; Stocktaking; Shelf lists.
•g Building. Care, cleaning, safety. Janitor. Police.
See 022 for building and fittings. This is janitor's department.
026 Libraries on special subjects.
Histories, reports, statistics, bulletins, handbooks, circulars, and everything about
the library not more required in one of the sections above. Subdivided by
adding the class number of subject ; e. g. a Medical Library is 026.61 ; a Chess
Library, 026.794 ; but the Catalog of a Chess Library is 026.794; Blanks, etc.,
from any library go under subjects in 025, as more used in studying topics;
but, if history of individual libraries is specialized, duplicates are also desirable
under the library in 026-7, thus making a complete set of its publications.
027 General libraries.
This includes both circulating and reference; i. e. all not limited to special subjects.
Subdivided if wi&hed by countries, like 930-999; e. g. 027.744, College libraries in
France. Or if wished, group all by geographical location, using o in 4th place
to indicate no division by kinds of libraries; e. g. 027.044, Libraries of France ;
027.07471, Libraries of N. Y. City.
A private library is still classed 027.1, after it has been sold or merged in a public
library. Buw a society library changed to a free public should take 027.4 for
all publications after the change.
•Z Private and family.
•a Proprietary, Society, Club and Athenaeum.
.2 is limited to libraries that are semi-private, requiring an election for admission, while
.3 includes all open to any one on payment of a fee. It is the difference between
a club and a hotel. .3 is for libraries run as a business. A mercantile library,
even though it has endowments, if open without individual election, goes iit .3
as a subsidized public subscription library. Many private subscription libraries
go in .2.
•3 Subscription. Circulating, e. g. Mudie*s, etc.
•4 Free public. Rate supported. Endowed. See 331.8s.
•5 State and government,
•6 For special classes.
Institution, prison, reformatory, asylum, monastic, workmen's, factory, railroad,
sailors, lighthouse, itinerating. A workmen's library of books on engineer*
ing goes 026.62, not here, as the subject is more useful than the class of readers.
.7 College.
•8 School. Sunday-school. Parish. See also 371.64 ; oai.3.
•g Free nev^s- rooms and reading-rooms, see also 331.85.
028 Reading and aids.
See 374.1-2, Self education by private reading and reading circles.
•z Methods.
Tasting, skipping, reviewing, making synopses, abstracts, extracts, and index rerurat
(see 029), book marking.
•2 Choice of editions. Annotations, indexes, paper, type.
•3 Courses of reading.
•4 Fiction. Novel reading.
.5 Reading of young. Juveniles.
•6 Professorships of books and reading.
Lectures. Stimulus and guidance in schools.
•7 Use of reference books.
.8 Aids to readers. Guidance, printed or personal, see also 028.6 and 035.5.
•9 Character of reading in libraries.
029 Literary methods and labor-savers.
Much in 025 and 028 bclonj^s equally under 029 in its full meaning, but practical coiv
venicnce is best served by referring to 025 and 02S instead of repeating the heads.
• I AuetnOQS. e. g. Exact reference ; standard si7.es; use of colors ; thought study; inter.
calation or card system (.»ce 025.3); cooperative methods; records r.'s. memory, etc.
See 653, abbreviations «nd shorthand; 154.1, mnemonics; 025.4, classification.
.1 IS for what one Uarns how to do by an im])roved method.
.2 is for articles which one must make or buy in order to utilize. Where a pamflet
covers both appliance and n^eth<Kl, class with predominant feature.
•2 Appliances. Labor-saving tools and devices, seeaisor.51.
Most Hterarv lab<»r-saving devices go also under f>5 1 , OfBcc equipment and methods;
and are fjest kept to^eth'-T therj ; e. g. ;ill office and study furniture, fittings and
supplies, cases, bookholders, readiut; desks, pigeonholes, liles, etc. P^or pamflet,
map, etc., cases, see 025. H; for binders, 025.7.
.3 Clippings. Scrapbooks or files. See also Files 651.
.4 Notebooks, notetaking, abstracting, etc.
.5 Indexing. Index rerums. Printed and patent indexes.
P'or alfabeting and transliteration see 025.3.
.6 Authorship. Writing for press. Copy and proof.
See also 655.25 I*roof reading ; 655.52 Relations to publisliers.
•7
.8
Tlie Divisions 030-070 below are all subdivided; i, American; a, EngUah; 3, Ge»>
man; 4, French; 5, Italian; 6, Spanish; 7, Slavic; 8, Scandinavian ; 9^ OthcBi
030 General cyclopedias.
040 General collected essays.
050 General periodicals. Magazines.
060 General societies. Transactions.
e. g. Academies of Paris» Berlin, Vienna, etc.
070 General newspapers. Journalism.
In large collections use geographical divisions under i, American ; a, English, etc^
as in 970 and 940-9. Because of large size and very general character, it m
better to keep newspapers together here than to class with local history of tiM
place where published. They could not go on shelves with ordinary sized boolai
and a reference is made as easily to them under 070 as anywhere.
080 Special libraries. Polygraphy.
090 Book rarities.
Books about these topics, and those chiefly valuable because of their rarity, go here*
A rare early edition of Shakspere goes in 823.33 with reference from 099. 090
is mostly used for grouping references to books located elsewhere.
091 Manuscripts. Autographs.
Photographs of mss. go with subject rather than here.
For Diplomatics and Pabeography, see 4x7, and under the q)edal langoege, 4Si«f-
431.7, etc.
092 Block books.
093 Early printed books. Incunabula,
094 Rare printing.
Aldines, Elzevirs, Caxtons, etc. ; Privately printed books ; Unique booke.
095 Rare binding.
Noted binders, costly ornament, curious bindings.
096 Rare illustrations or materials.
Illuminated. Illustrated by inserted plates. Printed on ventunftOk, berktelc.ie
gold or silver letters, etc. '
097 Ownership. Book plates. Ex libris.
098 Prohibited. Lost. Imaginary.
099 Other rarities. Curiosa. Minute size, etc
Ptiilosophiy.
loo Philosophy in General.
, Works limited to none of the nine Divisions.
loi Utility.
102 Compends, Outlines.
103 Dictionaries, Cyclopedias.
104 Essays, Lectures, Addresses.
. 105 Periodicals, Philosophical Magazines.
106 Societies, Transactions, etc.
107 Study and Teaching of Philosophy,
108 Polygraphy, Extracts, Maxims, etc.
109 History of Philosophy.
iio Metaphysics.
111 Ontology.
* Nature <»f Itcing. Substance and Form.
112 Methodology.
Philosophical Classification of Knjjwledge. TernninoUigy. for Boo*' Classificatioil see 02S4i
113 Cosmology.
114 Space.
115 Time.
116 Motion.
117 Matter.
I i 8 Force.
119 Quantity. Number.
I20 Other Metaphysical Topics.
121 Theory of Knowledge. Origin. Limits.
122 Causation. Cause and Effect.
123 Liberty and Necessity.
See also 333.7, Freedom ; a34'9t Predestination ; 159, WilL
124 Teleology. Final Causes.
125 Infinite and Finite.
126 Consciousness. Personality, see ass^, Doctrint
127 Unconsciousness. Automata.
I 28 1 he oOUl. See 218, Natural theology ; 237, Future state.
129 Origin of the Individual Soul.
•Z By Special Creation, see 213, creation.
•a By Inheritance. Traduction.
See 57S-t> Evolution; 136.3, Mental heredity; 233.3, Spiritual heredity.
.3 Pre -existence.
•4 Transmigration. Palingenesis.
.e dnanation. see also 147, Pantheism; 21a, Natural theology.
130 Mind and Body. Anthropology.
131 Mental Physiology and Hygiene.
For influence of mind on body, mind cure^ etc., see 615.851 ; see also 613.8, Hygitne of
nervous system.
132 Mental Derangements.
>X Insanity, see 362.2, Asylums; 920.8, Lives; 616.S4, Diseaie.
.2 Idiocy. See 362.3, Asylums; 920.8, Lives; 371.93, Education.
,3 Hypochondria. Melancholy, see 616.852, Hysteria.
.4 Catalepsy. Sce 616.852, Hystena.
»5 Ecstatics.
.6 Kleptomania and other leading to crime.
.7 Dipsomania and other leading to vice.
See also 178, Temperance ; 616.861, Alcoholism.
,8 Mnemonic derangements.
Not knowing in one state what pa.vsed in another. Sce 1 54, Memory.
133 Delusions. Witchcraft. Magic.
•I Apparitions. Ghosts.
•2 Hallucinations.
.3 Divination. Oracles. Second Sight. Omens. Pre»
dictions.
•4 Witchcraft. Sorcery. Sce 272.8, Persecutions.
,C Astrology. See also 520.1, Astrology.
.6 Palmistry.
.7 Humbugs. Quackery.
.9 Spiritism. Table-tipping, etc. See also aSq.q, Sects.
134 Mesmerism. Animal Magnetism Clair\^oyance.
135
136
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.2
•3
•4
•5
.6
137
138
139
Sleep. Dreams. Somnambulism.
Mental Characteristics.
V
S«e also 131, Mental physiology.
As Influenced by
Sex* See 376.2, Mental capacity of women.
Physical Surroundings.
See S75'3i Evolution; 573.4, Natural history of man.
Ancestry (Mental Heredity), sec 575.1, Evolution; tss-s. SpWtnai
hefedity; 129.2, Origin of soul; 613.92, Hygiene.
Race. Racial Characteristics, see 572, Ethnology.
Age.
Physical Structure and Conditions.
Temperaments.
Physiognomy.
Phrenology. Mental Photographs, etc
140 Philosophical Systems.
141
142
143
144
146
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148
149
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4
5
6
7
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The heads 140- 149.9 ^i^ fo^* the discussion of the systems as such. The philosophical
works of authors of these various schools are classed under 190, not here. From
these heads refer in the catalogs to authors clearly failing under them, without
attempting to label each writer as an exponent of some one system.
Idealism. Transcendentalism, e.g. piato, see 184.., 884.4;
Berkeley, see 192.3; Fichte, see 193.3; Emerson, see 191. 3, 814.36.
Critical Philosophy, e. g. Kant, sec 1932.
IntUlllOnailSm. e. g. Reid, see 192.5; McCosh, see 191. 5.
See also 156, Intuitive faculty ; i7i'2, Ethics.
XimpiriClSm. e.g. Descartes, see 194. i; Bacon, see 1 92.1.
Sensationalism. e. g. Locke, see 192.2.
Materialism. Positivism, e. g. Hobbes; comte, see ;94.8.
See also 149.2, Realism.
Pantheism. Monism, e.g. Spinoza. see 212, Natural theology.
XJ/CieCtlClSm. e. g. cousin, see i94-7-
Other Philosophical Systems.
See 211, Rationalism, Scepticism; 214, Fatalism.
Nominalism.
Realism. See 146, Materiali&m.
Mysticism. See 273.2, Heresies; 189.5, Medieval philosophy.
Associationalism.
Optimism. Meliorism.
Pessimism, e. g. Schopenhauer, see 193.7.
See also 216, Evil; 233, Doctrine of man.
Agnosticism, see 273.8, Agnostic heresy.
Nihilism.
Other Systems.
150 Mental Faculties. Psychology.
For mind in animals, see 591.51.
151 Intellect. Capacity for Knowing.
•z . Genius.
152
Sense. Sense Perceptions.
Passive or Receptive Faculty.
• Z
.2
.3
.4
•5
.6
Vision.
Hearing.
Smell.
Taste.
Touch.
Muscular Sense.
.1
.2
.3
.4
•5
.6
Understanding.
Active or Thinking Faculty.
Conception. The Concept or Notion.
Association.
Abstraction.
Reflection.
Judgment.
Reasoning. Induction and Deduction, see i6o, Logic
154
Memory. Reproductive power.
See 133.8, Mnemonic derangements.
.1
Mnemonics.
155
Imagination. Creative Power.
.1
Fancy. Imaging Power.
156
Intuitive Faculty. Reason. For Reasoning, .ee 1536.
157
Sensibility. Jhmotions. Affections.
158
Instincts. Appetites.
159
Will.
i6o Logic. Dialectics.
See 153.6, Reasoning power. For logic of chance, sec 519, Probabilities.
161 Inductive.
162 Deductive.
1 03 Assent. i^2.ltn. see als<i 234.2, Doclnnal theology.
1 64 Symbol ic. Algebraic, i^^icai machines.
Logical topics.
165 Sources of error. Fallacies.
166 Syllogism. Enthymeme.
167 Hypotheses.
168 Argument and persuasion.
169 Analogy. Correspondence, see au© 219, Natumi theology.
170 Ethics. Theoretical and applied.
Many topics in applied ethics occur also in law, specially in 343, Crintiinal law.
also 377.2, Ethical education.
.1, ; .2, Compends; .3, Dictionaries; .4, Essays; .5, Periodicals; .6, Societies,
Society for ethical culture ; .7, Study and teaching; .S, Polygraphy; .9, History.
171 Theories. Philosophy of ethics.
• z Authority. WiU of God. Christian.
•2 Intuition. Moral sentiment.
See also 143, Intuitionalism; 156, Intuitive laiculty.
.3 Perfection.
.4 Happiness. Hedonism.
.5 Utilitarianism.
.6 Conscience. Casuistry.
.7 Evolutionary or educational.
.8 Altruism.
.9 Egoism.
172 State Ethics.
.1 Individuals and the state. Duties of citizens. Pa-
triotism. See 320, Political science.
•2 Duties of public officers.
•3 Relations to church.
Sec 261.7, The church ; 322* Churcn anu ^-t.Uc ; 272, ler'^ecutioiM.
•4 International ethics. Peace and war.
See 341, iDtemational law.
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173
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4
5
6
7
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6
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Family Ethics.
Marriage and Divorce. See 347-6, Family uw.
Polygamy and Monogamy, see 298, MomoniMi.
Duties of Husbands and Wives.
Infanticide.
Duties of Parents.
Duties of Children.
Home Life.
Masters and Servants. See647, servants; 331, Labor.
174 Professional and Business Ethics
Clergy.
Physicians.
La^vyers.
Merchants. Business Men.
Speculation.
Gambling, see .75 .
Compact. Promise.
Employers and Employed.
175 Ethics of Amusements. For amusements, see 790.
1 Public Sho^vs and Diversions. Rinks, Circuses, etc.
2 Theater. Opera. Private Theatricals.
3 Dancing. Balls. Round Dances.
4 Games of Skill. Billiards, Chess, etc.
5 . Games of Chance. Cards, Dice, etc.
6 Prize Fighting. Animal Fighting. Bull, Dog, Cock, etc.
7 Racing. Horse. Boat. Pedestrian. Wheel, etc.
8 Novel Reading.
9 Betting. Poolselling. see 174.6.
176 Sexual Ethics.
X Chastity.
2 Celibacy. See 254, Cellbacy of aei^y.
3 Continence.
4 Solitary Vice.
5 Social Evil. See 258, Parish care of fallen.
6 Adultery.
7 Immoral Art.
h Immoral Literature.
177 Social Ethics.
• X Courtesy. Sce Etiquet, 395.
•a Conversation. Gossip, see also 374.11 Seif-cuitme.
.3 Truth. Slander. Flattery.
•4 Dress. Display. Sumptuary Legislation.
•5 Caste. Class Feeling. Wealth and Rank.
See 2Q4, Brahmanism ; 331, Capital and labor.
.6 Friendship. Courtship. Coquetry.
.7 Philanthropy. Humanity.
.8 Solitude vs. Social Obligations.
•9
178 Temperance. Stimulants and Narcotics.
General works on Temperance may be divided by form into .04, Essays; .05, Periodicals;
.06, Societies; .07, Teaching; .09, Histor>'. See also 613.3, Beverages; 6i3.8t
Nervous system; 331.84, Laboring cla«^es.
.1 Use of Intoxicating Drinks. Beer Drinking. Medic-
inal Use.
•a Total Abstinence vs. Temperance.
•3 Social Drinking. Wine at Table. Treating.
•4 Traffic in Intoxicating Drinks. License. High License.
See also 336.27, Taxation.
•5 Prohibition. see 329.81, Prohibition party.
.6 Reformatories. Inebriate Asylums, etc. see 362.
.7 Tobacco.
•8 Opium. Hasheesh. Chloral. Ether and other Drugs.
.9 Gluttony and other Intemperance.
179 Other Ethical Topics.
•X Morals of the Press. Newspapers.
•2 Cruelty to Children, see 173.4; 33'-3. Labor of children.
.3 Cruelty to Animals.
.4 Vivisection. see abo 614.22, Vivisection laws.
.5 Oaths.
.6 Heroism. Bravery. Cowardice.
•7 Life. Duelling. Suicide, see 394.8, customs.
.8 Pride. Covetousness. Envy. Anger. Sloth. Jealousy.
Hate, and other Vices.
.g Humility. Liberality. Gentleness. Patience. Dili-
gence. Charity. Modesty, and other Virtues.
i8o Ancient Philosophers.
See 921.9, Biography of Ancient Philosophy.
181 Oriental Philosophers.
.1 Chinese. Confucius. Mencius.
.2 Egyptian.
.3 Jewish. Kabala. Philo. Maimomdes.
.4 Indian. Gymnosophists.
.5 Persian. Sufism.
.6 Chaldaean.
.7 Sabeism.
.8 Phoenician.
I Syrian.
182 Early Greek Philosophers.
Ionic. Thales. Anaximander. Anaximenes.
Materialistic Things are as they seem.
.2 Italic or Pythagorean. Half idealistic.
.3 Eleatic. Xenophanes. Parmenides. Zeno. Melissus.
Idealistic Existence denied. Thought b the oaij reaUky.
4 Heraclitus.
,5 Empedoclea
.6 Atomistic.
.7 Democritus.
.8 Anaxagoras.
.9 Other Early Greek.
183 Sophistic and Socratic Philosopneis.
.1 Sophistic. Protagoras. Gorgias. Prodicus. Hippias.
.2 Socrates.
.3 Socratic.
.4 Cynic. Antisthenes, Diogenes, Crates, etc.
.5 Cyrenaic. Aristippus, Hegesias, etc.
.6 Megaric. Euclid, Eubulides, Diodorus, etc.
.7 Elian and Eretrian. Phedo, Menedemus, etc.
184 Platonic. Older Academy.
.1 Plato. .2 Speusippus. .3 Xenocrates.
185 Aristotelian. Peripatetic. Lyceum.
•I Aristotle. .2 Theophrastus. .3 Eudemus. .4 Strato.
1 86 Pyrrhonist. New Platonist.
.1 Pyrrhonism. Scepticism. Pyrrho, Timon.
.2 Nev^ Academy. Arcesilaus, Carneades. Plutarch.
See 888.8.
•3 Eclecticism. Cicero, see 875.4.
.4 Alexandrian. Neo-Platonic. Philo, Plotinus, Proclus,
Porphyry, lamblichuS. see 239.4, Apologetics; 273.1.
187 Epicurean. Epicurus. Lucretius. secai»o87i.i.
188 Stoic.
I Zeno.
.2 Cleanthes.
.3 Chrysippus.
.4 Panaetius.
.5 Posidonius.
.6 Seneca, see 878.5; 872.6.
.7 Epictetus.
.8 Marcus Aurelius.
189 Early Christian and Medieval Philosophers.
,1 Gnosticism. .see 273.1, BasiUdes, Marcion. See 273.2, Manicheism.
.2 Patristic. Tertullian. Augustine. Clement. Origen.
.3 Arabian. Avicenna, Averroes.
.4 Scholastic. Scotus, Aquinas, Anselm, Abelard.
.5 Mystic. Reuchlin, Cornelius Agrippa, Paracelsus^
Servetus, Bohme.
190 Modern Philosophers.
See also 92 1. 1 to 92 1.8, Biography of Philosophy, or lives may be put here with works, with
references only under 920, Biography. Philosophical works are put here, not under th«
School or System to which the author may be thought to belong. See note under 140.
191 American Philosophers.
These numl>ers may he lu-ft blank for future use or use.l for the well known naraea among
American Philosophical writers given below.
•I
Jonathan Edwards.
1703-1758.
.2
0. A. Brownson.
1803-1876.
•3
Ralph Waldo Emerson.
1803-1882.
.4
Laurens P. Hickock.
1798-1888.
•5
James McCosh.
i8n-
.6
Noah Porter.
1811-1892.
•7
Francis Bowen.
1811-1890.
.8
William T. Harris.
1835-
.0
Other American Philosooh
lical Writers.
See 814.36.
192 British Philosophers.
193
.1
Bacon.
1561-1626.
See 144, Empiricism.
.3
Locke.
1632-1704.
See 145, Sensationalism.
•3
Berkeley.
1685-1753.
See 141, Idealism.
•4
Hume.
1711-1776.
See 824.64, English Essays
•5
Reid.
1710-1796.
.6
Dugald Stewart.
1753-1828.
•7
John Stuart Mill.
1806-1873.
.8
Spencer.
1820-
•9
Other British Philosophical Writersc
1
German Philosoph
ers.
• I
Leibnitz.
I 646-1 7 I 6.
.2
Kant.
1724-1804.
See 143, Critical Philosophy.
.3
Fichte.
1762-1814.
See 141, Idealism.
•4
Schelling.
1775-1854-
•S
Hegel.
1770-1831.
.6
Schleiermacher.
1768-1834.
.7
Schopenhauer.
1788-1860.
See 149.6, Pessimism.
.8
Lotze.
1817-1882.
194
I
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
196
197
198
199
Other German Philosophical Writers.
French Pnilosophers.
Descartes.
Malebranche.
Condillac.
Rousseau.
Diderot.
Lamennais.
Cousin.
Comte.
1596-1650.
1638-1715.
1715-1780.
1712-1778.
1713-1784.
1782-1854.
1792-1867.
1798-1857.
See 144, Empiricism.
See 148, Eclecticism.
See 146, Positivism.
Other French Philosophical Writers.
Italian Philosophers.
Spanish Philosophers.
Slavic Philosophers.
Scandinavian Philosophers.
Other Modern Philosophers.
The heads of 180-199 are for discussions of the systems of these men and for their philo-
sophical works not clearly belonging elsewhere, not for all their works. MilPs
Logic is 160 not 192.7, bat his compUu w^r/(x bound together are 192.7. Plato
and Aristotle have individual numbers, 8S8.4 and 5, where their works are more
tiaeful than in 184-5 because of their classical prominence-
igion
200 Religion General works.
20 1 Philosophy. Theories. Methods.
202 Compends. Outlines. Systems.
203 Dictionaries. Cyclopedias.
204 Essays. Lectures. Disputations. Addresses.
See 252, Sermons.
205 Periodicals. Magazines. Reviews.
206 Societies. Transactions. Reports, etc.
General conferences. Societies whose work is largely done by paid officers, most members
merely contributing money ; e. g. Pan-evangelical alliance, Bible and tract societies.
Put history, reports, etc. here, but their publications of course go with subject.
207 Education. Theological seminaries. Training
schools. Divided like 940-99.
208 Polygraphy. Collected works. Extracts, etc
Many collections go under a more specific head ; e. g. 340.
209 History of reUgion.
210 Natural theology.
211 Deism and atheism.
Scepticism. Infidelity. Rationalism, etc.
See 239, Apologetics; 231, God; 273.8, Agnostic heresy; 149.7, Agnosticfank
212 Pantheism. TheOSOphy. see 147, Pantheism; 129.5. Ori-ln of .ouL
213 Creation. see 113, Cosmolog>'. Evolution, see 575, science.
214 Providence, see 23.5, Doctrines. ThCOdicy. Seea^.^8,forChristi«
215 Religion and science, see 2398. Apologetics.
216 Evil. Depravity, see 149-6. Pessimism; 233.2, Sin.
217 Prayer. Prayer gauge. Sec 264.1, Prayer; 248, Penonal reUgimi.
218 Future life. Immortality. Eternity.
See 237, Future state; 128, The soul.
219 Analogies. Correspondences, see aisc .69, Logic
220 Bible. General works.
.1
.2
•5
.6
•7
.8
221
222
.7
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
.1
.2
•3
.4
.6
•7
.8
•9
For similar works limited to Old or New Testament, or individual books, see specific headbelom
Canon. Inspiration. Prophecy. ^
Concordances. Analyses.
Dictionaries. Cyclopedias.
Original texts and early versions.
Codices.
Heads for both old and new testaments are given, as they are also used for 221 and 22^.
.42, Chaldee; .43, S>Tiac; .44, Hebrew; .45, Samaritan; .46, Other Semitic. Etniopic.
Arabic, etc. ; .47* Latin. Itala. Vulgate ; .48, Greek. Septuagint. Aquila. Synv
machus. Theodution. Hexapla; .49, Other early versions. Armenian. Coptic,
Gothic, etc. 220.4 and 220.5 are pure texts. A Hebrew bible with commentary goes
in 22o.7p with reference from 220.44.
Versions of Bible. Polyglots. Divided by languages, Uke 400.
These are translations from the original Hebrew and Greek. Translations from other early
texts go with them in 220.4 ; e. g. an English translation of the Syriac goes in 2aa43.
Hermeneutics. Exegesis. Symbolism. Typology.
Commentaries on whole Bible, and annotated editions.
For Notes, etc., on Portions of the Bible, see the most si^ecific head in 221-229.
Special topics.
Divided like General Classification ; e. g. Natural Science of the Bible in 220.85.
.9 Biblical Geography and History.
•9< B;V.lical ffcogranhy, description, etc. ; (see 9*5/69, 913.33, Palestine); .oa, Scriptural biog-
.'Apny , \s^c also 922.1 ; 232.9, Lives of Christ); .93. Antiquities, arcnaeology ; (see alat
296, Jewish religion^ 933, History of Jews); .94, Chronology; .95, History, see 935,
Jews.
Old Testament. Texts. Introductions, etc.
Divided like 220, c. g.'32i.7. Commentaries on O. T.
Historical books.
Pentateuch.
.11, Genesis; .12, Exodus; .13, Leviticus; .14, Numbers; .15, Deo*
teronomy; .16, Decalogue.
Joshua.
Judges and Ruth.
Samuel.
Kings.
Chronicles.
Ezra.
Nehemiah.
Esther.
223 Poetical books.
Job.
Psalms.
Authorsnip and chronology.
Special groups.
Messianic' (Greater Hallel ; Lesser Hallel; Vesj>er Psalms; Penitential, 6, 321 38, 51,
102, 130, 143; Hebraic Five Books, Ps. 1-41; 42-72; 73-79; 60-106; ;cr-iSOk
Liturgic use by Christians.
See 264.038, Anglican psalter; 245, Hymnology.
Commentaries on Psalms.
Proverbs.
Ecclesiastes.
Song of Solomon or Canticles.
2524 Prophetical Books.
.1 Isaiah.
.2 Jeremiah.
•3 Lamentations.
.4 Ezekiel.
.5 Daniel.
.6 Hosea.
.7 Joel.
.8 Amos.
.9 Other Minor Prophets*
.91 Obadiah.
.92 Jonah.
.93 Micah.
.94 Nahum.
.95 Habakkuk.
.96 Zephaniah.
.97 Haggai.
.98 Zechariah.
.99 Malachi.
225 New Testament. Texts, Introductions, etc.
Divided like 220.
226 Gospels and Acts.
I Harmonies.
,2 Matthew.
.3 Mark.
.4 Luke.
.5 John.
.6 Acts of the Apostles.
.7 Miracles.
.8 Parables.
Lord's prayer.
227 Epistles.
I Romans.
.2 X Corinthians.
.3 2 Corinthians.
.4 Galatians.
.5 Ephesians.
.6 Philippians.
Colossians.
227.8 Other Pauline Epistles.
^i I Thessalonians.
.82 2 Thessalonians.
^3 I Timothy.
.84 2 Timothy.
.85 Titus.
.86 Philemon.
.87 Hebrews.
.9 Catholic Epistles.
.91 James.
.92 I Peter.
.93 2 Peter.
.94 I John.
.95 2 Jphn.
.96 3 John.
.97 Jude.
228 Apocalypse.
229 Apocrypha.
.1 Esdras i, 2.
.2 Tobit, Judith, Esther.
.3 Wisdom.
.4 Ecclesiasticus.
.5 Baruch, Epistle of Jeremy, Song of the three Children.
.6 Story of Susanna, History of Bel and the Dragon,
Prayer of Manasses.
.7 Maccabees i, 2, 3,4.
.8 Pseudo Gospels.
I Apostolic Epistles and Canons. Clementines, see 281.1.
230 Doctrinal. Dogmatics. Theology.
General Doctrinal Works may be subdivided by churches like 280-289. See 252.3.
231 God. Unity. Trinity.
I God the Father, Creator.
.2 God the Son, Redeemer.
.3 God the Holy Ghost, Giver of Life, Sanctifier.
.4 Divine Attributes. Omniscience, Omnipresence, Omni*
potence.
,5 Divine Providence, see 214.
.6 Divine Love and Wisdom.
7 Divine Lav^ and Miracles.
.8 Theodicy. vindication of God's justice in permitting evil. See also 2 14, Nat. theology.
232 Christology.
.1 Incarnation. Messiah.
,2 Logos, the Word of God.
.3 Atonement.
.4 Sacrifice.
.5 Resurrection.
.6 Second Coming, see also 289.3. second Adventists
.7 Judgment.
.8 Divine Humanity.
I Lives of Christ.
233 Man.
.1 The Fall.
.2 Sin.
.3 Moral and Spiritual Heredity, see Biology, 575. i } i36..«« ««9a
.4 Accountability.
.5 Natural and Spiritual Body.
.6 Personality. See laO, Metaphysics.
.7 Freedom, see 234.9; "3; <59'
.8
.9
234 Salvation. Soteriology.
I Grace.
.2 Faith.
.3 Redemption.
.4 Regeneration.
.5 Repentance.
.6 Obedience.
Justification.
.8 Sanctification.
.9 Predestination and Freewill. See 233 7; "3; -59.
235 Angels. Devils. Satan.
#
236 Eschatology. Last Things.
x Death.
.3 Millennium.
.4 Intermediate State. Sheol. Hades.
.5 Purgatory.
.6 Paradise. Umbus patrum.
•2 Limbo. Limbus infantum.
.8 Resurrection.
J ud gme nt . see 232.7, Chnstology .
237 Future State. see aiS. Natural theology.
1 Eternity.
>2 Immortality.
.3 Conditional Immortality.
4 Heaven.
.5 Hell. Gehenna.
.6 Retribution. Future Punishment.
Eternal Punishment. See 289.1, Umvcrsaiista.
238 Creeds. Confessions. Covenants. Catechisms.
Divided more closely if wished like 280-289; c* S* 238.19, Greek church.
x Apostles', Nicene, and Athanasian Creeds.
.2 Creed of Pius IV. (Trent) ; and later Roman.
»3 Anglican. 39 Articles, A. D. 1551. see 264.037, Liturgy.
.4 Continental Prot. Lutheran. Calvinist. Dort.
Westminster. Saybrook. Cong*l. Cambridge. Savoy.
.6-9 Of other Sects. Divided like 28A-289.
239 Apologetics. Evidences of Christianity.
If preferred, courses of Apologetic lectures may be kept together ; e. e. 230-01, Bampton ; .oa,
Bovle; .03, Hulsean; .04* Bohlen ; .05, Paddock : .08, MisceUaneouA. More usefully
eac^ book is classed under the most specific head that will contain it*
X Apostolic Age.
2 Against the Jews.
3 Against the Heathen.
4 Against the NeO-PlatOnistS. see 273.1. Gnostic heresy.
5 Against the English and Scotch Deists. Sce an, Deism.
6 Against the French Encyclopedists.
Against the Rationalists.
See 311, Natural theology; 273.8, Agnostic heresy; 149.7, Agnosticism.
8 Against the Scientists. For non-Chnstian view, see 215.
9 Other Special Denials.
240 Devotional. Practical
241 Didactic. For catechisms, se« as^*
242 Meditative. Contemplative, see 248. personal reiijpou. ^
•X Thomas a Kempis.
243 Hortatory. Evangelistic.
244 Miscellany. Religious novels, Sunday-school
books, allegories, etc.
But class Bunyan in 823.411 because of his literary prominence.
245 Hymnology. Religious poetry.
See 223. 5t Psalms; 264.038, Psalter.
Divided by languages, like 800, and then by churches, like 280, if denomination is deailf
marked.
246 Ecclesiology. Symbolism. Religious art.
246-7 cover religious bearings. For art side see 700.
.1 Byzantine and Gothic ecclesiology.
See 723, Medixval architecture ; 726, Religious architecture*
.2 Primitive church and heathen art.
.3 Images in churches. Iconoclasts.
•4 Protestantism and religious art.
•5 Emblematic and cryptographic art. Catacomb symbols.
.6 Liturgic symbolism. Altar. Colors. Lights.
See 264, Public worship.
.7 Evangelistic use of music and art, pictorial and plastic*
Delia Robbias.
.8 Eucharistic music. Ambrose. Gregory the Great*
Later development. See 783, Sacred music; 264.2, Public worship.
•9
247 Sacred furniture. Vestments. Vessels. Orna-
ments, etc. .
x Font. Baptistery. Lectern. Pulpit.
»2 Tabernacle. Rood screen. Reredos.
.3 Sculpture and mortuary design.
See 718, Monuments; 726.8, Mortuary buildings ; 730, Sculpture.
4 Illumination. Mosaics. Enamels. Stained glass.
See 745, Ornamental design ; 748, Stained glass.
.5 Fresco and religious painting, see 750, Painting.
.6 Pallium. Mitre. Crozier. Ring.
.7 Vestments and altar cloths.
.8 Eucharistic vessels. See 265.3, Sacraments.
I Ornaments, etc. Crucifix. Banners. Thurible. Incense.
248 Personal religion. Asceticism, see auo 273*, Ascetic heresy.
249 Family devotions, see 264, Pubuc worship.
250 Homiletic. Pastoral. Parochial.
251 Homiletics. Preaching. $«« .64.6, Pubuc worrfiip.
Divided like 252, for matter oBoui special kinds of sermons.
252 Sermons.
The collected sermons on various topics under 252 are divided by churches and sects, Ukt
2S0. The sermons on specific topics are more useful, like other pamphlets, classed
with the topics, e. g. a sermon on family devotions is 249, not 252.4; on strikeSffai
331.89. The nine heads below are for collections and cross references, but can bt
used for separate sermons if the cla&sifier prefers.
•I Episcopal charges. Pastorals.
•2 Controversial. Polemic.
•3 Doctrinal. Dogmatic. See also 230, Dogmatics.
.4 Practical. Devotional.
.5 Academic. Educational. see also 378.7, Baccalaureates.
•6 Political. Public occasions and duties.
•7 Consecration. Ordination.
See also 265.4, Ordination; 265.9, Consecration ; 262.16, Polity.
.8 Expository.
.9 Memorial. Obituary. Biographical. Historical.
The memorial of a special church goes with that church in 280. See 920, Biography.
253 Pastoral visitations, evangelistic.
254 Clerical support. Celibacy.
See also 176.2, Sexual ethic!$; 248, Asceticism; 613.89, Hygiene.
255 Brotherhoods. Sisterhoods.
In the parish. For Monastic orders, see 271.
256 Societies for parish work. Guilds. Sodalities.
Local societies. Discussion of desirability of such work. For f;eneral societies see ao6 and 267.
257 Parochial schools. Libraries, etc.
See 377.5, Education; 027.8, Parish libraries.
258 Parish care of sick, fallen, etc.
See 265.8, Ministry of sick ; 176.5, Social evil.
259 Other ministrations and work.
260 Church. Institutions and work.
20 I 1 fie CnUrCfl. its influence on morals, civilization, etc.
.1
•2
.3 Church vs. barbarism.
•4 Church and morals.
.5 Church and intellectual development. See 377.8, Education.
•6 Church and civilization.
.7 Church and civil government. See 172.3, Sute ethics; 322, church and ««•
.8 National churches vs. organic unity.
•9
262 Ecclesiastical polity.
.1 Ministry.
.11 Apostolic succession.
.12 Episcopate.
.13 Papacy. Primacy. Papal supremaqr; infallibility, 18 July 1870^
.14 Priest. Presbyter. Minister. Lay ministry.
.15 Deacon. Deaconess. Evangelist.
.16 Orders. Ordination. See 365.4, Sacraments; 352.7, Sermotn.
.17 Episcopal.
.18 Presbyterian.
.19 Congregational.
.2 Parish. Congregation. see 250 for Parochial work.
•3 See. Diocese. Cathedral system.
•4 Council. Synod. Presbytery. Congregation. Convention
Polity only, here. Proceedings go with churches, 281-9.
.5 General or cecumenical council, see ai^to 270.2.
.6 Canons. Decrees.
.7 Traditions.
.8 Authority. Church and ministerial. Private judgment.
.9 Discipline. Courts. Trials. For canon law see 348.
263 Sabbath. Lord's day. Sunday.
.1 Hebraic sabbath.
•2 Modern sabbath. Seventh day.
•3 Lord's day. Christian Sunday.
•4 Sunday observance.
.5 Work.
•6 Amusement.
•7 Opening libraries and museums.
See also 024.4, Library rules.
•8 Sunday laws.
264 Public worship. Divine service. Ritual.
See also 246, Ecclesiology ; 247, Sacred furniture. General works are divided oy Churches like
280. Under various Churches the services may be further divided, as, e. g*
^ .03 Anglican and American P. E. ritual.
.031 Calendar. Festivals and fasts. See also 529-6, Chronology.
.03a Lectionary and rubrics.
^33 Morning prayer. Litany.
.034 Evening prayer. Vespers. Compline.
.035 Sacraments, ordinances, and services. See also 265, Sacraments.
.036 Collects, epistles and gospels.
.037 Ordinal. Articles. Creeds. See also 238.3, Creeds, doctrinea.
.038 Psalter and other. See 223.5, Psalms; 245, Hyronology.
.039 History of successive prayer books.
264.1 Prayer. Extempore. Liturg^c.
See also 248-949, Private and Family Prayer.
Music. Singling. Instrumental. Praise Meeting.
See also ^83, Sacred Music; 346.7, 146.8, Ecdesiology.
.3 Scripture Readings.
.4 Antiphonal or Responsive Readings.
.5 Confessions of Faith. Creeds, see also 238, creeds.
.6 Sermons. Exhortations. Instructions.
See also 351 and 252, Preaching and Sermons. .
.7 Prayer and Conference Meetings.
.8 Class and Covenant Meetings. Love Feasts.
J SaCramentalS. see also 265, sacraments.
265 Sacraments. Ordinances.
.1 Baptism.
.2 Confirmation. Church Fellowship.
.3 Eucharist. Holy Communion. Sacrifice.
.4 Holy Orders. Ordination. Seealso362.i6, Ministry; 252.7, Sermona.
.5 Marriage. see 173, Ethics of the Family.
.6 Penance. Confession. Absolution.
.7 Extreme Unction. Viaticum.
.8 Ministry of Sick and Dead. Faith Oure. Healing. BuriaL
.9 OOnSeCratiOn. Dedication, See262.i6, ordination; 252.7, Sermont.
266 Missions. Home and Foreign.
Subdivided by Churches, like 28a See also 377.6, Missionary schook.
Missions in special countries or places, including those of all churches, go under the geognphi.
cally divided Religious History, 274-279, with references under 266.
^r ^ A oor\r*t o 4-i r\n c Geoenl societies demanding of members active penoaml work. For loaU
207 /\SSOCiatlOnb. societies sec 256. For Bible, tract, and simiUr Keaenl societlw lee ao6.
.1 Religious societies of both men and women.
.11 U. S. Christian commission.
.15 Salvation army.
.2 Religious societies of men.
For Y. M. C. A. see 267.3; missionary societies, 366 ; ministerial edncatiop ■Pfiiartw, woffj
Bible societies, 206.
.« 17th century or earlier. ) ^^^ ^ ^^^^ ^^ ^^^^ „^^ ^^^
.22 1 8th century. S
.23 19th century; inter- and undenominational.
.231 In educational institutions. Divided like 940-^. If preferred, caooel .931 and put
all together in .234- 9. For work of Y. M. C. A. see 267.361 .
.232 ** Nasmith " societies.
.233 Young men's Christian unions; i. e. not "evangelical," etc.
.234-. 239 Others. Divided like 940-99 •
.24 19th century; denominational.
.241 In educational institutions. Divided like 282-289. If preferred, cancel .aii "ad
put all tofrether In .242-9. For work of Y. M. C. A. see 267.361.
.242-. 249 Others. Divided like 282-289.
.3 Young Men's Christian Associations.
Active membership confined to members of " evaoKclical " churches.
To shorten the number, X may be used for 267.3 throughout ; i. e. X 19 would
" Work in small towns."
967.3X Objects, field and extension.
.311 Need and objects.
.312 Limits ; — for and by young men and distinctively religious.
.313 Relation to the church.
.314 International work.
.315 National work.
.316 State work.
.317 District work.
.318 Work in towns able to support a general secretary.
.319 Work in small towns.
Methods only. For history,
reports and periodicals see
367.39; for secretaries see
367.341.
.32 Buildings. See library buildings 03a.
.321 Location. Provision for growth.
.322 Materials and protection against fire.
.323 Plans. Number, size and arrangement of rooms.
.324 Reception, social rooms and parlors.
.325 Library. Reading, lecture, and class rooms. See oaa.
.326 Administration and special rooms. Boys' rooms.
.327 Physical culture rooms.
.328 Lighting, heating, and ventilation.
.329 Fixtures, furniture, and fittings.
•33 Organization.
.331 Incorporation. Constitution and by-laws.
.332 Branches and sub-organizations. Includinp; women^s work for young men.
•333 Managers. Officers serving without pay.
1, Trustees (in charge of real estate).
2, Directors.
3, President.
4, Treasurer.
5, Recording secretary.
6, Executive or Corresponding secretary.
•334 Standing committees.
1, Importance; enlistment and composition.
2, Principles and methods of organization.
3, Names and duties. See also Department work 267.35.
•335 Membership.
1, Membership committee.
2, Classes of membership.
3, Securing and retaining members.
4, Development of active niembers.
5, Associate membership and its relations.
For members' meeting see Social work, 267.3544.
.34 Salaried officers. Duties, qualifications, training.
.341 General secretary and assistants. Including international and state secretaries. See
also 267.314-.316.
1, Office and work.
2, Qualifications.
3, Relationship: 31, To churches and pastors; 32, To officers, directors,
and committees; 33, To other employees ; 34, To the members ; 35, To
the religious work; 36, To the business community; 37, To his fellow
secretaries.
4, Personal hints : 41, considering a call and beginning work; 42, Spirit-
ual and intellectual growth and health ; 43, Office work, system, and
economy ; 44, Personal appearance and conversation ; 45, Ladies' com-
pany ; 46, ** Secretarialism.'
»»
267*342 Librarian and assistants. May be divided like 267.341. See also Library administn^
tion, 025 and 267.3532.
•343 Physical director and assistants. May be divided like 267.341. See also 367.355
and 613.7.
•344 Other salaried officers.
.345 Training ; need and methods, demand and supply.
•346 Training schools.
.347 Training by apprenticeship.
.*?48 Institutes. ) . , ,
*' ^ . > Methods onlv ; for reports see 267.39.
•349 Conferences. J
•35 Local work by departments.
.351 . Business department.
I, Finance committee.
2y Annual budget.
3, Endowments and other sources of income.
4, Solicitation, collection and disbursement.
5, Financial book-keeping.
6, Debt, taxes, &c.
7, Records and statistics.
8, Advertising, including anniversaries and parlor conferences.
9, Printed matter. Includingbulletin, prospectus, etc.
.352 Religious department.
1, Committees.
2, Individual lUble study. Methods and helps.
3, Bible classes.
4, Training classes. Personal work.
5, Bible readings. Song services.
6, Evangeli^ic meetings.
7, Social religious meetings.
8, Other meetings in the rooms.
9, Work outside the rooms. In public institutions, sermons to young men, distribu-
tion of religious papers, invitations, etc.
•353 Educational department.
1, Committees.
2, Library. See 267.342 and 025.
3, Reading room.
4, Classes.
5, Lectures and talks.
6, Literary societies.
•354 Social department.
1, Committees.
2, Reception committee.
3, Social rooms and fittings. See 267.32.
4, Receptions. Socials. Entertainments.
5, Music.
6, Amusements. Including games of skill. See also 794.
^^•355 Physical department.
1, Committees.
2, Aim and benefit of department. For Phjrsical director see 267.343 ; i^'iipmenti
methods, etc., 613.7.
.356 Information, relief, etc., department
1, Boarding house bureaus.
2, Employment bureau.
3, Savings bureau.
4, Visitation of sick.
5, Destitute young men.
.357 Boys' department.
1, Committees.
2, Religious work.
3, Educational work.
4, .Social work.
5, Physical work.
6, Information, relief, etc
.358
•359 Janitor's department. Building ; care, cleaning, safety. Police.
•3^ Work among special classes.
Y. M. C. A. only; other religious societies of men go in 367.2.
.361 College and school.
1, History and methods in general.
2, International reports. Including Northfieid meetings.
3, International periodicals.
For state and sectk)nal reptorts and periodicals see 267.39.
.362 Railroad employes.
1, History and methods in general.
2, International reports.
,363 Commercial travelers.
.364 Foreign-speaking. Divided like 400; e. g. 3, German, 4, French, 5, lulian, etc
.365 Colored men.
.366 American Indians.
.367 Soldiers. U. S. Christian commission, 267. n.
.368 Sailors.
.369 Other. Policemen, firemen, fishermen, lumbermen, mutes, etc.
•37
.3«
.39 History, reports, periodicals, etc. For methods see 267.3 14-.3 19.
.391 International history.
.392 International re[)orts, etc. )
ReuortS r '^*P"''**» ***^'» "^ international college and railroad work
• ' • C go in a67.361-.36a.
2, Other pamphlets. j
•393 International periodicals. International college periodicals, 267.3613.
*394~*399 Divided like 940-999.
267.4 Religious societies of women.
.41
.42
.43 19th century; inter- and undenominational. ^
.431
.432 Women's Christian associations.
Divided like 267.3. To shorten the number, W may be used (01967.4^ throuf^out; e. g,
W X would mean " Objects, field and extension."
.433 King's daughters.
44 19th century ; denominational. Divided like 283-289.
.5 Young Women's Christian Associations. AcUvemembenhip con-
fined to members of " evangelical " churches.
Divided like 267.3-. 399.
To shorten the number Y may be used for 267.5; e. g. V 3, Organization, instead of 267.53.
.6 Religious societies of young people. Fox Sunday schools see a68.
.61 Inter- and undenominational.
.611
.612
.613 Young people's society of Christian endeavor.
1, Reports, etc.
2, Periodicals.
.62 Denominational. Divided like 282-289.
.7 Religious societies of boys. Not v. M. C. a. Divided like a67.&
.8 Religious societies of g^rlS. Not Y. W. C. a. Divided llke 267.6.
9.
268 Sunday Schools.
269 Revivals. Retreats. Parish Missions.
270 Religious History.
Ancient Period. To Conversion of Germans.
See 281.1-281.4, for collected works of early theological writers, etc. 270 is for religious
history of theae /triads.
For religious history of special countries, either general or for special periods, see country
divisions, 274-279; e. g. English reformation, 274.2.
•t Apostolic. Nativity to Constantine.
•a Period of CEcumenical Councils. Centralization. A. D.
335-787.
The Greek Church acknowledges these seven Councils as really CEcumenical. Anglicans
generally recognize only the first six. See also 262.5, Polity.
.21 First o£ Nice, A. D. 325.
.22 First of Constantinople, 381.
.23 First of Ephesus, 431.
.24 Chalcedon, 451.
.25 Second of Constantinople, 533.
.26 Third of Constantinople, 681.
.27 Second of Nice, 787
Mediscvul Period. Charlemagne to i^uttier.
270.3 Charlemagne. Papacy vs. Empire. A- D« 787-X054.
Church planted among the Germans. Feudalism. Great schism, east vs. west, 1054.
.4 Hildebrand. Roman Supremacy. A. D. 1054-1200.
TempcMal Power. Scholasticism. First three Crusades.
.5 Later Mediaeval. Renaissance. A. D. 1200-1517.
Innocent III. Papal .^chtsm. Avignon. Nominalism vs. Realism. Greek Churdi
under Moslems. Elducation. Arts. Inventions Pre-Reformation.
Modern Period. Reformation to present.
From A. D. 1517, Theology in Europe is in three types, viz. : Ronu^n| Lutheran, and
Reformed or Calvinistic.
.6 Reformation. Counter-Reformation. A. D. 1517-1648.
Council of Trent, A. D. 1545-63. Diet of Augsburg. Luther. Melancthon. Calvin. Knox.
Religious Wars. Jesuii M iuiuns in East. See also Reformation in EngUnd, etc.,
374.a.
.7 Peace of Westphalia to French Revolution. A. D. 1648-1789.
Union of Church and State. Deism. Materialism.
.8 Modern. Rationalistic. A. D. 1789-
Holy Alliance. Greek Church in Russia. Atheism. Pantheism. Protestant Missions.
271 Monastic Orders.
See also 155, Brotherhoods; 377-3» Monastic schools.
.1 Benedictines. Founded A. D. 529.
.2 Dominicans. ,» ,, 1170.
.3 Franciscans. ,, ,, 11 82.
.4 Augustinians. ,, ,, 1256.
.5 Jesuits. ,, M 1540.
.6 Passionists. 172a Redemptorists. 1732.
.7 Lesser Roman Orders.
.71 Carthusian.s. Founded A. D. 1086.
.72 Cistercians. „ „ 1098.
.73 Carmelites. 12th Century.
.74 Trappists. 11 50. Capuchins. 1525.
.75 Sulpiciar.s. 1642.
.76 Oblates.
.77 Lazarists. 1624.
.78 Christian Brothers. i8th Century. De la SaHe.
.79 Other Lesser Roman Orders.
.8 Anglican Brotherhoods.
.9 Sisterhoods.
.91 Sisters of Charity. Vincent de Paul. Founded A. D. 162Q.
.92 Sisters of Mercy. Augustinian. „ „ 1831
.93 Ladies of the Sacred Heart. Jesuit. „ „ 1800.
.94 Sceurs de bon Secours. Nurses.
.95 Little Sisters of the Poor.
.96 Contemplative. Cloistered Nans.
.97 Other Roman Sisterhoods.
971 Carmelites.
97a Second of St. Dominick.
.973 Franciscans.
.974 Ursulines. A. D. 1537.
•975 Of the Visitation. „ 1610.
.976 Of St. Joseph. ,, 1650.
•977 Of the Presentation. „ 1777.
.98 Anglican Sisterhoods.
.99 Other Protestant Orders. Deaconesses. (Kaiserwerth.)
272 Persecutions.
.1 Apostolic Church by Imperial Rome, ist to 4th Century.
.2 Heretics, by Inquisition or Holy Office. Since 1470. „
.3 Waldenses and Albigenses. nth and 12th Cent. By R.Ch.
S«e also 284.4, Protestant sects.
.4 Huguenots. French Protestants. St. Bartholomew, 157a.
Edict Nantes, 1598, Revocation, 1685. By Rom. Ch.
See also 284.5, Protestant sects.
.5 Molinists and Quietists. Close of i6th Century to destruc«
tion of Port Royal, A. D. 1709. By Roman Catholics.
See also 273.7, Heresies.
•6 Marian. Anglican Reformers by Mary. A. D. 1553-8. ,,
.7 Elizabethan. Later i6th Century. Rom. Ch. by Anglicans.
•8 Quakers. Baptists. Witches. Later 17th Cty. By Puritans.
See also 133.4, Witchcraft.
.9 Other Persecutions.
273 Heresies.
For the history of special Doctrines see 230-239, Doctrinal Theology*
.1 Gnostic. — Reaction of Pantheism and Fleathen Philosophy
on Christianity, ist three Centuries.
See also 189.1, Gnostic philosophy; 186.4, Neo-Platonism; 239.4, Apologetics.
•a Manichseism. — Parsee Dualism. Opposition of Good and
Evil. Mystic. Ascetic. 3d Century.
See 149.3, Mysticism; 248, Asceticism.
.3 Sabellian. — That the Trinity is not of persons, but of
successive manifestations. About 250 A. D. (Held
by Schleiermacher, Bushnell, Swedenborg.)
.4 Arian. — Denying Divinity of Christ. 4th Century.
•5 Pelagian. — Denying Original Sin and Supernatural Grace.
5th Century,
.6 Antinomian. — Denying force of Law, under Gospel Dis-
pensation. i6th Century.
.7 Molinist and Jansenist. Pietists. Port Royal. — Augus-
tine's doctrine of Grace, vs. the Roman doctrine of
Good Works. A. D. 1580-1700.
.8 Agnostic—Denying possibility of Revelation. Holding
that Theology and the Supernatural lie without the
domain of Human Knowledge.
See also 149.7, Philosophy; 211, Atheism; 239, Apologetics.
.9 Minor Heresies.
274 to 279 General Religious History. By Countries.
274-279 is divided geographically like 940-999.
28o Christian Churches and Sects.
281-289.8 may be subdivided where needed like 940-999.
281 Primitive and Oriental Churches.
Se^ also 370.! to 370. 1, K.irly Rrlii-ioiis Hi>t«T>.
.1 Apostolic Church, to time of Great Schism, A. D. 1054.
Works of Apostolic and Christian Fathers here ; use 270 for religious history of theM
periods. See also 229.9. Apocryphal books.
,2 Primitive Apostolic, to end of First Century.
.3 Ante-Nicene, A. D. 100-325. Seeaiso27oi.
.4 Post-Nicene, A. D. 325-1054. sce also 270.2-3.
.5 Oriental Churches.
.6 Armenian.
•7 Coptic.
.8 Nestorian.
.9 Eastern or Graeco-Russian or Holy Orthodox Church.
The Great Schism, Mutual Ex-communication, a. d. 1054, separates the Catholic ChurcK
into Kastem and Western Churches, which from this time have separate histories.
282 Western or Roman Catholic Church.
Divided geographically liku 940-999.
283 Anglican and American P. E. Church.
Divided geographiciUy, when neciled, like 94o-9<^ ; e. g. the Anglican Church in Aus*
tralia is 283.94 ; India, 283.54.
284 Continental Protestant Sects. Protestantism.
I Lutheran. Reformed* See also 285.7, Reformed church in America.
.2 Calvinist; Z^nglian. see 285, and 286.1.
.3 Hussites. Anabaptists. Lieyden. see 286.1.
.4 Albigenses. Waldenses. Vaudois. sec 272.3.
.5 Huguenots. see 272.4.
.6 Moravian.
.7 Scandinavian. Swedish.
.8 Old Catholic.
Here are cUsited those denying Pai>al Infallibility, or for other cause cut off from Rom^
though Catholic in other res[)ccts.
Other.
285 Presbyterian. Reformed. Congregational.
.1 Presbyterian Church in America.
.2 Presbyterian Church in Great Britain.
.3 Cumberland Presbyterian.
.4 United Presbyterian.
.5 Reformed Presbyterian
.6 Minor Presbyterian Sects.
Reformed (Dutch) Church in America.e.g. 285.77471, in n.y. city
.8 Congregational.
.9 Puritanism.
286 Baptist.
.1 Calvinistic. .2 Free Will. .3 Seventh Day,
287 Methodist.
.1 Wesleyan Methodist.
.2 Calvinistic Methodist.
.3 Welsh Calvinistic Methodist.
.4 Primitive Methodist.
.5 Primitive Wesleyan.
.6 Methodist Episcopal.
.7 Protestant Methodist.
.8 African Methodist.
.9 Minor Methodist Sects.
288 Unitarian, see 373.4
289 Minor Christian Sects.
.1 Universalist.
.2 Campbellite or Christian. Disciples.
>3 Adventist. see also 232.0. Secund Cuming of ChsiU.
.4 New Church or Swedenborgian.
.5 Catholic Apostolic.
.6 Quakers. Friends. Hicksites.
.7 Mennonite.
.8 Shaker. Mystic.
.9 Other Minor Christian Sects.
290 Ethnic. Non-Christian.
291 Comparative and General Mythology.
292 Greek and Roman Mythology.
293 Teutonic and Northern Mythology.
204 BrahmaniSm. Buddhism. For other Indlc Religion*, see a99.ii.
See also 891.2, Sanskrit literature; 177.5, Caste.
295 ParSeeism. Zend AveSta. For other Iramc Religions, see a99.i5.
See also 891.52, Zend literature.
206 Judaism. For other Semitic Religions, see a99.a.
297 Mohammedanism.
298 MormOnism. see .73.a, Pdygamy.
299 Minor Non-Christian Religions.
Subdivided ethnically like 491-499; e. g. Egyptian religion, 299.31 ; Afghani religion, 399.158.
Sociology.
300 Sociology in General.
30X-309 all have Sociologv in General as their subject, but it is treated in these various forms.
A periodical on Education goes 370.5, not 305, which is only for periodicals on Soci-
ology in General. In Sociology, most works in these forms are limited to one Division:
e. g. to Political Economy, Education, Law, etc. All these have the same subdivision ol
General Works; i. e. Essavs on the various divisions are 310.4, 320.4, 130.4, and so on to
Essays on Nf anners and Customs in Generali 390.4. A Zero in any class number shows
the subject to be general, not specific.
301 Philosophy. Theories.
See Philosophy of History, 901.
302 Compends, Outlines.
303 Dictionaries, Cyclopedias, etc.
304 Essays, Lectures, Addresses.
305 Periodicals, Magazines, Reviews.
306 Societies, Transactions, Reports.
307 Education, Teaching, Study, etc. see also 370.
308 Polygraphy, Collected Works, Extracts, etc.
Put here collected works of statesmen ; e. g. works of Adams, Jefferson, etc.
309 History of Social Science.
310 Statistics.
311 Theory, Methods. Science of.
312 Population. Progress of. Vital Statistics.
Births. Deaths. Mortality. Longevity.
See also 614.1, Registr<ition and vital statistics.
Statistics are divided geographically like 930-999 ; e. g. Population of Maine is sis.74z«
313 Special Topics.
314 'O 319 General Statistics. Divided geographically Uke 940-999.
The -Statistics of anv special matter are put with the subject, e. g. of Domestic Animals in
636, of Short Hand in 653, of French Novels in 843, of Theaters in 79a, etc. Statistics
too general to be included in any topic are divided by countries. The Statistics of New
York City would be ^17.471, but the statistics of Medicine in New York would be put
with 610, Medicine, 1. e., the Topic outranks the Locality.
320 Political science.
.1, Theory of the state; .2. Compends, statecraft; .3, Dictionaries; .4, Essays; .^, Pertodicabl
.6, Societies; .7, Education; .8, Polygraphy; .9, Hbtory of political soeoce« divldea
like 930-909.
321 Form of state.
This is for discussion of form of state, what should be ; for what is, see 342, Coosdtiitkma
law and 353-354, Administration.
I
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
322
324
.1
.2
Family. Patriarchal age.
Tribes. Clans. Marks. Village communities.
Feudalism.
Democracy. Pure ; e. g. Athens, Town meeting.
Aristocracy, e. g. Italian republics. Medixval German cities.
Absolute monarchy.
, Constitutional monarchy.
IxepUDllC. Modern democracy, delegated powers.
\-^nUrCn a.nCl state. Seealsoi72.3, state ethics; 261.7, The church.
Internal or domestic relations.
Free speech, Liberty of the press; see also 070, Newspapers; 179* i, Morals of the
Suffrage.
Qualifications. Age. Property. Education. Color.
KaCCy etc. .See also 325.1, Naturalization.
Forms of suffrage. Universal. Limited. Minority rep*
resentation. Class system. Cumulative, etc.
.3 \A^Oman suffrage. See also 396.3, woman; 329 83, Woman suffnig* party.
.4-9 In special countries. Divided like 940-999.
325 Colonies and immigration.
I Immigrants and naturalization.
>2 emigrants. Divided by countries nice 930-999.
>3 Colonization. Divided by country UUe 940-999*
,4-9 In special countries. Divided like 940-999, by country in which piantidi
olaVery. see als© 973.7, Civil war; 371.94, Education of Ireedmen.
Slave trade.
Coolies and contract slaves.
. Serfs and serfdom.
Anti-slavery documents.
periodicals.
societies.
Pro-slavery.
Emancipation and freedom.
History of slavery. Divided geographUanyHke 930-999.
Biography of slaves.
327 Foreign relations. Divided geographically Hke 930-999
326
I
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
92
C(
(»
^'
328 Legislative bodies and annals. Vw^tJU^^^pf />^ i ^ w. cX
•I Parliamentary la^v. (^.^^.^^cC /c^ io" 'i>^.-^^-< ''*
•4-9 Of special countries.
Divided by countries like 940-Q99, and under each, works may be divided: .1, Journalt; ^
Debates; .3, Abstracts; .4, Documents; .5, Rules; .8, Legislative manuals; ^
History of bodies.
329 Political parties. Party conventions.
329.01, U. S. presidential campaign documents of all parties, arranged by campaigna*
1 Federal.
2 Anti-Federal.
3 Democratic.
4 Whig.
5 American. Kno^v-nothing.
6 Republican.
7
8 Minor parties.
.81, Prohibition, see also 178.5, Ethics; .8a, Greenback, see also 332.5, Paper money; .8st
Woman suffrage, see also 324.3, Suffrage; .84, People's; .85, Lkbor, see al80 33s.b»
Laboring classes.
9 Parties in other countries. Divided geographically Uke 940-999.
330 Political economy.
Com-
. I, Theories; .2, Compends; .3, Dictionaries; .4, Essays; .5, Periodicals; .61
Study and teaching ; .8, Polygraphy ; .9, History.
331 Capital. Labor and wages.
•I Relations of capital to labor.
•2 Wages. Comparative wages. Profit sharing,
pulsory insurance.
•3 Labor of children. see also 179.2, Cruelty to children.
•4 Labor of \VOmen. see also 396.5, woman.
.5 Convict labor. Prison contracts. See also 365. p^^om- *
•6 Pauper labor. Cheap foreign labor. Chinese. ^
See also 339, Pauperism ; 362.5, Asylums.
.7 Skilled and unskilled labor.
.8 Laboring classes. see also 329.85, Labor party.
.81 Hours of labor.
.82 Places of labor. Dangers.
See also 613.6, Hygiene; 622.8, Mining; 614.S, Protection of life.
.83 Food. Clothes. Shelter. See also 640, Domestic economy.
.84 Morals and habits. Thrift. Temperance. Amusements. TempU*t5ons.
See also 170, Ethics; 790, Amusements; 263.6, Sunday.
.85 Helps. Lectures. Libraries. Reading-rooms, etc.
See also 374.5. Popular lectures ; 020, Libraries; 263.7, Sunday.
.86 Training. Apprenticeship.
.87 Organization of labor.
.88 Trade unions and other labor societies. See also 338.6. Guiida.
.89 Strikes.
I -?.
332 Banks. Money. Credit. Interest
.1 Banks and Banking.
SMaiMS34A
.2
•31
•32
'33
•34
.4
.41
.42
•43
44
•45
.46
•47
.48
•49
•5
.6
•7
.8
•9
333
I
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Silver. Nickel. Copper.
334
I
a
3
4
5
6
7
8
.11, National; .la, State; .13, Private; .(4, Trust companies ; .15, Foreign.
Co-operative banks.
Savings Banks.
Loan Institutes.
Credit Institutes.
Building Associations. See 334.1, Co<operation.
Monts de Piet^. Governmental.
Pawn Shops. Private.
Coins and Coinage. Mints.
Coinage Metals. Production and Value. Gold.
Single and Double Standard.
International Standards.
Monetary Congresses.
Comparative Value of Moneys.
Mints.
Coinage Laws.
History of Mints and Coinage. Divided geoRraphically like 940-999.
Paper Money. Public and Private Notes, see 529.83.
Stocks and Stock Exchanges. Bonds.
Credit. Credit System.
Interest and Usury, see ai»o 336.31, PubHcsecuniies.
Counterfeiting. Forging, see 343. criminal Law.
Land. Ownership, Rights, and Rent.
See 338, Production ; and 630, Agriculture.
State Ov/nership.
Community Ownership.
Private O^vnership.
Absentee Owners. Alien Owners.
Rent of Land for Cultivation.
„ „ Building.
Forests.
Mines.
Fisheries.
Co-operation.
Building Societies. Loans. Organization, see also jja-ja.
Co-operative Banks, see also 33a. Banks.
Insurance Societies, see also 368, insurance.
Housekeeping. See also 640, Domestic economy.
Consumptive Associations. Stores.
Productive Associations. Factories.
Friendly Societies.
Burial Societies.
jj
>»
>i
)>
335 Socialism and Communiism.
.01, Theory of property.
,1 English Socialism.
.2 Saint Simonism.
.3 Fourierism.
.4 Communism.
.5 German Socialism. Social Democracy.
.6 State Socialism. Socialism of the Chair.
.7 Christian Socialism.
8
g Socialistic Communities.
Divided by countries like 930-999.
336 Finance.
.1 State Domain and Properties.
.11 Management and Income from Rents.
.12 Sale.
.13 Land Claims.
.14 Land Grants to Railroads, Colleges, etc. See also 379.1:, Education.
.19 State Monopolies, e. g. French State Monopoly of Tobaooo Trade.
.2 Taxation. s« j« j,8.8. M«K,pdh»
.21 Direct
.22 Real Estate
.23 Personal.
.24 Income.
.25 Poll.
.26 Customs. Specific or Ad Valorem. See 337, Protection.
.27 Excise. Licenses. Liquor Dog. Legacies. Stamp Duties. See also tj^
.28 Local Taxes. See also 379.13* School funds.
.29 Assessment and Collection of Taxes.
.3 Loans. Public Securities.
.31 Interest-bearing Securities. See also 333.8, Interest.
.32 Floating Debt.
.33 Sinking Fund.
.34 Public Credit
.35 Annuities.
.36 Repudiation.
.4-9 Finance of Special Countries. Divided geographically 10(6940^999.
337 Protection and Free Trade.
See also 336.26, Customs.
1 Absolute Free Trade. No Tariff.
2 Free Trade, i. e. Tariff for Revenue only.
3 Protection.
4 Subsidies.
5 Duties on Special Articles. Steel, Wool, etc.
6 „ „ Raw Materials.
7 „ „ Books and Works of Art
8 Duty Free Importation for Colleges, etc. see also oai.9»Libnirin
I Recinrocitv.
338 Production. Manufacture. Prices.
z Agricultural products.
.2 Mining products, see also 332.41, coinage metals.
.3 Water ,, Fish, ice, etc.
.4 Manufactured products. Machinery in industry.
.5 Prices.
.6 Guilds. See also 331.88, Trades unions.
.7 Corporate industries.
•8 Monopolies. see also 336.19, state monopoHes.
Industrial legislation. Divided geographically like 940-999*
33Q X aUperiSm. see also 379.2a, illiteracy; 362.5, Pauper asylums; 331.6, Pmxptr
340 Law.
General works.
Most periodicals belong in Private law, 347.05.
z Philosophy. Theories. Law of nature.
2
.3 Antiquities. Torture. Trial by ordeal. Duel, etc*
.4 Trial by jury.
.5 Comparative legislation.
.6 Medical jurisprudence, see also 614.23, Expert testimony.
.7 Education. Law school. Office training.
.8 Polygraphy. Collections.
Legal anecdotes and miscellany.
Public law.
341 International law.
.01, Philosophy; .02, Compends, etc., like 300.
International congresses.
Of diplomatic agents for settling international relations. Congresses on special topics go whh
their subjects ; e. g. 332.441 on Coinage.
.2 Treaties. Texts and history.
Chu>s wilQ most ii4.|«oruiii co»..i> > , uivmiug like 940-999.
.3 Law of war. Captives. Neutrals.
.4 International criminal law.
.5 International private law.
.6 Arbitration.
.7 Diplomacy.
.8 Consular systems.
342 Constitutional law and history.
Divided by countries like 930-999. Under each, works may be divided: 1, Texts of
tution; a, Conventions; 3, Systems; 4, El&says; 8| Polygraphy; 9, History.
For Administrative law, see 350.
343 Criminal law.
.z Criminal trials.
.2 Punishments.
Corporal. Death penalty. Hard labor. Confinement.
•3"^ Of special countries. Divided by countries Hke 930-999,
Under each country, works may be divided: i, Penal codes; a, Reports; 3, CrimlDal
procedure ; 4, Text books and manuals.
344 Martial law.
•z
Private Law.
345 U. S. Statutes and Cases. lO^y^ ■■■■.' '**<-^' ■ ■ : ^<^^
Divide each of the sections . 1-.5, using i, U. S. ; 2, Individual states arranged alphabetically}
e. g. Statutes at large of U. S.» 345* n \ Acts and resolves of Mass., 345*ia*
•z Session Laws.
.2 Codes. Revised Statutes.
•3 Law Digests (of Statutes).
•4 Reports.
Use .4, U. S. Supreme Court; .41, U. S. Circuit and District Courts; .415» Periodicat
collections of various states; e. g. Eastern Reporter, etc.; .43, Reports of individual
states.
•5 Digests of Cases.
346 British Statutes and Cases.
Divided like 345. Includes all reports in English language excefit U. S. reports.
347 Treatises. American and English Private Law.
.01, Philosophy ; .02, Compends; .03, Dictionaries; .04, Essays; .05, Periodicals; .06, So-
cieties* Bar associations ; .08, Poiygraphy ; .09, History.
Put law of special topics with the subject ; e. g. Insurance law, 368. The divisions .1-.8 may
be disregarded and all English law text-books arranged in one alphabet by authors. An
elaborate division, ^imilar to Medicine^ will be published after further revision.
.1
Fersons. J^egai capacity.
.2
Realty.
^ -3
Chattels. Movables.
.4
Contracts.
•5
Torts.
.6
Family Law and Inheritance.
. -7
Commercial and Maritime.
.8
Equity.
•9
Civil Trials. Procedure.
.91
Civil Trials.
.92
Pleading.
•93
Forms.
•94
Evidence. Testimony in general not limited to civil trials.
•95
Remedies.
.96
Justices of the Peace. Notaries. Sheriff.
•97
Organization of Courts.
.98
Jurisdictions.
•99
History of Special Courts.
348 Canon Law.
349 Foreign Law.
Divided like 930-990, and under each modem state divided like 34s with decimals .71 to .70
used for Treatises like 347. e. g. 349.4475 is French I^w of Tort>. 3/9.44^ is French
Code. Roman I-^w is divided :
.37 Roman Law.
.01, Philosophy; .03, Compends; .03, Dictionaries; .04, Essays; .05, Periodicals; .06, Socie-
ties; .07, Education; .o«, Poiygraphy; .09, History.
.371 Sources. Ante- Justinian.
.373 H Justinian.
•J7J History and Criticism of Sources.
.374 Institutes. Ancient Roman Law.
.375 Pandecus. Mtxlcrn ,, „
J77 Treatises on Special Topics.
Divided like 347.
350 Administration.
71
7a
73
74
75
Including Military science. .1, Theory ; .2, Compends ; .3, Dictionaries ; .4, Essays ; .5, F»
riodicals; .6, Societies; .7, Education; .8, Polygraphy; .9, History. A large number of
the questions properly placed under Administration are classed with related topics else-
where. Some of these are repeated here, both to show the scope of the subject "Ad-
ministration '' and to provide for cross references by those specially interested. See also
34ai Constitutional law and history.
351 Administration of Central Government.
•X Organization of Civil Service.
Officers. Method of election or appointment. Official functions and
relations.
2 Civil Lists.'
3 Examination.
4 Tenure of Office. Discipline. See 351.92, Power of removd.
5 Pensions.
6 Reform. Spoils Systeni vs. Office-holding Class.
Subjects of Administrative Action.
See also 353, United States; 354, Foreign states.
Financial Administration.
See 336, Finance, PubUc property. Taxation.
Budget Public Accounts.
Internal Affairs.
See also 323, Domestic relations.
Police Measures.
Public Safety and Order.
See also 352.2, Police; 365, Priaona, etc
I, Press.
a, Reunion and Association.
3, Weapons.
•76 Vice and Good Manners.
I, Liquor Regulation. See 178, Temperance,
a. Public Gaming. See 174.6, Ethics.
3, Public Begging, etc. See 339, Pauperism*
4, Prostitution. See 176.5, Ethics.
.77 Sanitary Police.
See 352.4, Boards of health ; 614, Public heahSi, Ma
•78 Accidents. See 614.8, Public health.
I, Buildings. See 614.85.
a. Fires. See 614.84.
351-3 Promotion of Public Welfare.
.81 Means of Communication.
See 380, Commerce, Communication.
1, Highways. See 386 ; 352.7, Local government.
2, Railways. See 385.
3, Waterways. See 386; 387.
4f Ferries.
5, Bridges. See 352.7, Ix>cal government*
6, Post Office. See 383.
7, Telegraphs. See 384.
j^9 Trade and Industry.
I, Weights and Measures. See 389, Conmierce.
Uf Coinage and Money. See 332, Banks, Money*
3, Landed industry.
Agriculture. See 630, Useful arts; 338.1, Productioiu
Forests. See 634.9, Agriculture ; 333.7, Land.
Mines. See 622, Mining; 338.2, Production ; 333.3^ T
4, Commercial and Manufacturing Industry.
See 380, Commerce ; 338, Production.
5, Institutions of Credit. See 332, Banks, Credit.
Savings Banks. See 332.2.
Mutual Benefit Societies. See 334, Cooperation.
Insurance. See 368; 334.3, CoBperative insuranoa.
Monts de pi^t^. See 332.33.
•83 Labor. See33i,CapitaI, Labor, Wages.
^ Public Charity.
See 339, Pauperism; 360, Associations and InstitntioiMi.
J85 Education and Worship.
1, Public Education. See 379, Elducation.
2, Public Libraries. See 027.4, Library economy.
3, Art Museums. See 708, Art.
7, Worship. See 322, Church and State.
Military and Naval. See 355-359, Army and Naw.
Justice. See 340, I^w.
Foreign Affairs. See 341, International law ; 327, Political
•9 Control over the Administration.
J91 Administrative Control.
By superior officers.
jQS Disciplinary Power.
Power of removal. See also 351.4, Tenure of office.
j93 Supervision.
Power to annul or amend R|)ecific acts.
j94 Judicial Control.
I, Ordinary Courts. See 347.5, Law of torts.
5, Criminal Courts. See 343, Criminal Imr.
- w95 Administrative Courts.
jgi6 Parliamentary Control.
.97 Petitions and Addresses.
.98 Investigations.
jgg Impeacbment.
352 Local Government. Town. City. County.
See also 379^ Public schools; 020* Libraries.
General Questions of Municipal Administration.
.001 Growth and importance of cities.
.002 Cities and state control.
.003 City as a juristic person, — a corporation.
See also 347.1, Law of corporations.
.004 City organization, municipal elections.
.005 Municipal civil service.
Local Administration of Special Countries and Cities.
.Q3-.09, divided by countries like 930-999.
4)42 Local Government in England.
Arrange matter relating to special cities alphabetically by name of city and
the remaining works as f<^ows:
ly County.
a, Municipal borough.
i. Parish.
4, Union. See 339, Pauperism.
5, Sanitary districts. See 614, Public health.
6, School districts. See 379, Education.
7, Highway areas. See 353.7.
JO43 Local Government in Germany.
Special cities like 352.042.
If Province. Landtag, Provincial Committeef IMrector.
3, Circle, Circle Diet, Circle Committee, Landrath.
4, Commune.
5, Towns.
6, Township.
X344 Local Government in France.
Special cities like 352.042.
I, Department.
a. General council.
r. Departmental commission.
4, Prefect.
5, Arrondissement.
6f Commune.
7, Mayor.
8, Municipal council.
•I Finances. City Property and Local Taxation.
See also 336, Finance.
•a Police.
,3 Fire Department. See also 621.68, Fire engines; 614.84, Fires.
•4 Public Health. Board of Health, see also 614, Medidna
•5 Public Buildings and Works.
•6 Water and SeV^erage Works, see also 6a8, sanitary englMWiiv
•7 Streets. Highways. Bridges! Parks.
•8 Licenses. Hack, Huckster, Entertainment, etc.
.g Other Topics.
353 United States and State Government
See also 342.73, Constitutional law and history.
.01 f Administrative centralization.
.oa, Separation of powers.
.03, President.
.04, Departments.
.05, Cabinet.
•z State Department.
•a Treasury ** See also 336.73, rmance of u. s.
.3 Interior **
•4 Post Office •• See 383.
.5 Judiciary *•
•6 War ** See 355, Army. Military science.
.7 Navy ** See 359, Navy. Naval science*.
.8 Other
•9 State Government. Divided like 974-979*
Apply same decimals for State and Foreign Governments. For departments not here
specified use .8 and .9, and any of above numbers left blank ; e. g. for a state having
no navy, .7 is free for some local use. Judiciary dept. of D. C. 353.97$35.
353.9 includes history of regiments, unless covering a particular period of national
history ; e. g. the " history of the N. Y. 7th Regiment in the civil war ** h attracted to
973.74, but a general history of the same regiment is 353.97476.
354 Organization of Central Government. Foreign
States.
See also 342, Constitutional law and history.
Divided geographically by countries like 930-999. Under each country the U. S. divisions,
I, State, a, Treasury, etc., may be used; e. g. State department of Great Britain,
354.42 1. Add also the following divisions:
^3 Administration of England. Central Government.
01, Adnunistrative centralization.
02, Separation of powers.
03, Monarch.
04, Privy council.
05, Cabinet.
43 Administration of Germany. Central Government
01, Administrative centralization.
02, Separation of powers.
03, Empire.
04, Bundesrath.
05, Emperor.
06, Ministry.
07, States. Monarchs.
08, Landtag. Ministers. Council of state.
09, Free cities.
w|4 Administration of France. Central Government.
ot, Administrative centralization.
02, Separation of powers.
03, President.
04, Ministers.
05, Council of state.
355 Army. Military Science, sm 6aj, Mmt»Fy encineeiing.
356
357
358
359
360
361
362
.X
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
363
364
365
366
367
368
369
Limited to military science, Uctics, etc. For War department of U. S. or histovy «f
regiments, see 353.6 and 353.9. Divided by a o, like 350*
Infantry.
Cavalry.
Artillery.
Naval Science, see 633.8, Naval engineering.
Divided by a o, like 350.
Associations and Institutions.
This covers what is best known as " Charities and Corrections,*' and general works on
this topic go in 360. Note. Under each section .9 b used as in 362.9* for grouping
by location ; e. g. Clubs of London are 367.9421.
Charitable; s« ..»,„.„ ch».. «hooK
Hospitals, Asylums, and Allied Societies.
For Inebriate asylums, see 178.6, Temperance reformatories.
Sick and VS^ounded. Incurables. Eye and Ear In-
firmaries. Lying-in Hospitals. Dispensaries.
Insane. see also 132.1, Insanity.
Idiotic. See also 132.2, Idiocy; 371 93, Education.
Blind. Deaf. Dumb, see also 371.91 and 371.92, Education.
Paupers. See also 339, Pauperism ; 331.6, Pauper labor.
Aged.
Children. Orphans. Foundlings, see also 179.2. Cmeity, ethics.
Other.
Special Countries.
Divided like 930-999 ; e. g. 362.942 is Hospitals of England.
X 01lLlC2.i. Tammany, Primrose League, Ku Klux, etc.
Reformatory. SchooU. Discharged convicts. Criminal classes.
Prisons. Discipline. see also 3315, convict labor.
Secret Societies. .1. Masons; .2, Knights of PyiWas; .3, Odd Felkms;
.4, Rosicrudans.
See also 371.85, Collie secret societies.
Social Clubs.
Insurance. see aUo 334.3» Co-operative Insurance.
• Z, Fire; .2, Marine; .3, Life, .31, Annuities; see also 336.35, Public
annuities; 519.5. Probabilities; .4, Accident ; .5, Animal and
Crop; .6, Plate Glass; .7, Boiler; .8, Credit and
Bonds; L^nd Titles; .91, Government Control ;
Commissioners . 93-99 divided geographically like 930-999 i «• g» Insui*.
ance in New York (including state reports, etc) is 368.9747.
Other. Cincinnati
.. ^ . ■'■■)
370 Education.
.1, Philosophy, Theory; .a, ; .3» Dictionaries, Cyclopaedias; .4, Essays,
Addresses; .5, Periodicals (for College Papers, see 378); .6, Societies, Aasodationt ;
.7, Education, Teachers' Institutes, Normal Schools; .8, Polygraphy; .9, History
divided by countries, like 930-999.
371 Teachers, Methods, and Discipline.
Teachers.
1 1 Qualifications.
12 Training.
13 Examination. Certificates.
14 Appointment. Tenure.
15 Permanent Profession vs. Stepping-stone Theory.
16 Salary and Promotion.
17 Pensions for Teachers.
18 Women as Teachers.
2 School Organization.
21 Admission. Enrollment. Matriculation.
22 Tuition Fees.
23 Terms. Vacations. Holidays. See also 6 13. 76 and 6 13. 77, Hygiene. ^^
24 Hours. Recess.
25 Classes. Grades.
26 Marking System.
arj Examinations. Oral, Written. Cramming. See also 438.9, Language
28 Promotions.
29 Graduation. Diplomas.
3 Methods of Instruction.
31 Rote or Concert Teaching.
32 Text Books. Recitations.
33 Lectures.
34 Developing or Inducf»vc Mcfiioct
35 Art of Questioning.
36 Topical Method.
37 Seminary Method.
38 Laboratory Work.
39 Other Methods. Correspondence.
Systems of Education.
41 Bell and Lancaster, or Monitoriaia.
42 Fellenberg*s or Manual Labor.
.43 Military Organization.
.44 Pestalozzian.
45 Jacotot's.
46 Probers. See 372.2, Kindergarten.
47 " Quincy System."
.5 Government. Discipline.
.51 Rules.
.52 Attendance. Truancy, 'laromeas*
.53 Rewards. Prizes.
.54 Punishment.
.55 Corporal Punishment.
.56 Confinement. Tasks.
.57 Monitors.
•58 Moral Government. Alcott
•59 Student Self-government
371.6 School Furniture and Apparatus.
.61 Furniture.
.62 Lavatories, etc.
.63 Globes, Maps, etc. 912.
.64 Libraries. Seeoai.3. 037.8.
.65 Museums.
.66 Apparatus.
.67 Laboratories. 542.1.
.68 Observatories. 522.1
.7 School Hygiene. 613.
.71 Health of Students. Over-studj.
.72 Care of Eyes. Effect of Study.
•73 Care of Body. Gymnastics. Calisthenics. See also 613.71, Hygiene.
.74 Recreations. Games, etc. See also 613.74, Play ; 796, Out-door sports.
.75 Championship Games. Boat-races.
See also 175.7. Ethics ; 613.73, Hygiene ; 796, Out-door sports.
.79 Other Special Topics.
.8 Student Life and Customs.
See 784.6, College Songs; 378.29, College Costumes.
.81 Student Honor. Cribbing. Cheating. Keys. " Ponies."
.82 Fagging and Hazing.
.83 Student Organizations.
.84 Literary Societies.
.85 Secret ScKieties. See also 366, Secret societies. Chapters in special college gpo
here with reference from the college.
.86 Society Houses. Halls. Temples, etc.
.87 Dormitories.
.88 Commons.
.89 Customs. Celebrations. Triumphs. Burnings, etc.
.9 Education of Special Classes.
.9^ Blind. See also Asylums, 361.4 ; 655.
.92 Deaf and Dumb. See also Asylums, 361.4.
.93 Feeble-minded. See also 362.3, 133.2, 92a8.
.94 Freedmen. Negro.
^ .95 Indians.
.96 Orientals.
^ Criminals. Reform Schools. See also 364, Reformatories.
.98 Special Nationalities, e. g. Germans in U. S.
,99 Coeducation of Races.
372 Elementary Education. Primary Schools.
Special Methods of Government.
,2 Kindergarten.
.3 Observing Powers. Object Teaching. Science.
Reading. Alphabet. Phonics and Word Methods.
See also 428.6, Elementary readers.
.5 Elementary Writing and Dra^ving. See also 741.
.6 Elementary Grammar. Language Lessons. See also 4^8.2.
.7 Elementary Arithmetic, sce also 511.
.8 Elementary Geography. SecaUo 910.7.
Some may prefer to put these Elementary Text Books with their subjects, but a Primer of
Geography is more useful to the Student of Elementary Schools and Methods than
. to one interested in Descriptii^n, Travels, and Geography. Text books, except
primary, go with the subject.
} Special Countries and Schools. History, Reports, etc.
Subdivided like 940-999; e. g. 372.942, English elementary schools.
/^^
373 Intermediate. Academic. Preparatory.
The discussions of theories, methods, etc., are classed regardless of the public supp it;
but schools classed in Jja.Q, 373'4-9, 376.9, 377.3-7» and J78.4-9 are all private 01 en-
dowed, except parts of Primary, schools for women, and colleges which, even suppo ted
by public funds, are preferably classed in 371.9, 376, and 378. All other *' pubic'*
schools, i. e. paid for from the public treasury, are groupt under 379.^-9. Besides
schools, such topics as "American students in Europe ''go naturally m 3^3.4 or, if
the topic be " European universities," in 378.4. Peabody & Slater funds go in 373.75.
.1 Home Education. Tutor. Governess.
.2 Day Schools.
.3 Boarding Schools.
.4-9 Special Countries and Schools. History, Reports, etc.
Subdivided like 940-999; 373.42, Higher English Schools.
374 Self-education and Culture.
I Private Reading. Conversation, seeoas.
,a Reading Circles. Book and Periodical Clubs.
.3 Lyceums. Literary Clubs.
.4 Debating Societies.
.5 Popular Lectures.
,6 Popular Summer Schools.
See also 407, 507, for Schools of Science, etc., for specialists, which are classed with their
subject not with these popuUr gatherings.
•7 Chautauqua Courses.
.8 Societies for Home Study, Correspondence Colleges.
•g Institutions, e. g. Cooper Union.
375 Curriculum.
.01, Order of Stu<Ues; .02, Single Course; .03, P.-irallcl Courses; .04, Optional Studies;
.1-.9, Special Studies, in the order and subdivided like 100-999. e. g. 37Sf5, Place
of Science in Curriculum; 37$-82, Place of English Literature 'j use 375.84 also for
General Questions on Modern Languages, and 375.8S for Classics.
376 Education of Women. 3964.
.1 Physical Capacity of Women.
.2 Mental Capacity of Women, see 136.1.
.3 Domestic Education.
.4 Fashionable Education.
.5 Conventual Education.
.6 Collegiate Education.
.7 Co-education.
•8 Colleges for ^Vomen. Degree conferring colleges go here. All other
schools for women go in 376.9.
.9 Special Countries and Schools. History. Reports, etc.
Subdivided like 940-999; 376.943, Education of women in Germany.
377 Religious, Ethical, and Secular Education.
.1 Bible in public schools.
•2 Ethical education, see also 170.7, Ethics.
•3 Monastic schools. See aUo 371, Monastic orden.
•4 Diocesan schools.
.5 Parochial schools, see 257.
•6 Missionary schools, see 366.
•7 Charity schools, see also 361, Oumuble institutiona.
•8 Church and education, see also 361.5, church.
Subdivided like 380; e. g. 377*83, Relation of Roman Catholic church to
•9 Non-Christian religions and education.
Subdivided like 390; e. g. 377>97f Relation of Mohammedanism to edo c a t Soo.
378 Colleges and Universities, with power of conferring
•z University Education.
.13 University extension.
•2 Academic Degrees and Costume, see 614.31. Medical
.21 Degree-conferring body. College, University, or State.
.22 Graded degrees. Cum laude, etc
.23 Degrees in course.
.24 Degrees on examination.
.25 Honorary degrees.
.26 Degrees by purchase or forgery.
.27
.28
.29 Academic gowns and hoods.
•3 FeHowships. Endowment of research.
•4-9 Special countries and colleges. History, reports, etc*
For Women's colleges, see 376.8.
Subdivided like 940-999. e.g. 378.43* English universities; 378.741, Maine ooUq;«t.
The various colleges of any section may be given each a number or be arranged alphas
betically. Under each college arrange publications by the following table, pladog
these letters after the letter (or letter and figure) used to designate the colleges
e. g. a history of Harvard college would be marked 378.74^ — HE, and aeeoood
history would be book numbered HEi. The practical convenience ol this plan
outweighs the objection that it introduces classification into the book nombert.
• ^ - • •
ft
TABLE FOR SCHOOL AND COLLEGE PUBLICATIONS,
A Charter and Statutes.
B Trustees. Regents. Resolutions, reports, etc.
C Administration. President, Chancellor. Reports, et&
D Finances. Treasurer's reports.
E History. Foundation, growth, etc
F Biography. Necrology.
G General Catalogs. Triennials, etc.
H Annual Catalogs. Attendance, registers, etc •
I Handbooks. Circulars of information.
J Bulletins. Official periodicals.
K Addresses. Inaugurals. Baccalaureates; Commencements^ etC>
L Programs. Tickets. Memorabilia.
— M Faculty (as a body). Publications. Regulations. Certificates for admia*
sion, etc.
N Lectures. Class manuals. Examination questions.
O Student theses. Orations, essays, etc
P Student catalogs. Society annuals, etc.
Q Student periodicals.
R Student societies, including periodicals.
S Student miscellany. Songs. Class day, etc
T Alumni. Societies, committees, etc.
U Classes. Histories, records, etc. -
V Pictures. Class albums.
W Buildings and grounds. Descriptions, maps, etc
Z Schools. Divinity, law, medical, etc.
379 Public schools. State education.
•z Public school system.
.II School funds.
.12 National aid to education. Land grants. See also 335.24, Finanos.
.13 Local Taxation. See also 336.28, Taxation,
.14 School laws. School age.
.15 School supervision ; National, state, and local. Duties of parents.
.16 National and State Universities.
Only discussion here ; for special colleges, see 378.4-9.
.17 Secondary schools. High schools. Academies. Grammar schools.
.18 Primary schools.
.19 Evening schools.
•2 Illiteracy.
.21 Illiteracy and Crime.
.22 Illiteracy and Pauperism. See also 339, Pauperism.
.23 Compulsory education.
.24
•3 Public VS. private and endowed schools.
•4-9 Special countries, sections, cities or schools.
Subdivided like 940-999. e.g. 379.73, Reports of U. S. Coniniissioner of Education;
379'74* £^ucation in Massachusetts; 379.7471, in New York City.
380 Commerce, Communication.
The technical side of these questions goes mostly in 650, Useful Arts. Here belong
discussions of social and political relations ; e. g. gOTemment control of railroad%
telegraphs, etc.
381 Domestic Trade.
382 Foreign Trade. Consular reports.
303 ± OSt vJiTlCe. See also 353.4, U. S. administration.
384 Telegraph. Cable. Telephone, see 654.
385 Railroad and Express. see 656, iuan>adfa«.
386 Canal and Highway Transportation. „
387 River and Ocean Transportation. „
388 City Transit, see 625.
389 Weights and Measures. Metrology, see 6^
390 Customs. Costumes. Popular Life.
These heads are for discussions by topic. Customs, etc., of any special country go in
913-919. Books on a special topic in a special country go here» as the grouping
by topics is the more important ; e. g. Marriage in Japan is 393.5, but Japanese
Customs, 9is.2« For Customs of Primitive Man, see 571.
391 Costume and Care of Person, see 646, nothing; 613.4, Hygiene.
I Costumes of Men.
.2 Women.
.3 Children.
.4 Extremities. Hats, Gloves, Sandals, Shoes, Stock-
ings, etc.
.5 Hair Dressing, Barbers.
.6 Care of Person, Bathing, Toilet.
.7 Ornaments and Jewelry.
8
392 Birth, Home, and Sex Customs.
•z Birth Customs, Christening, Circumcision.
•2 Sacrifice and Exposure, see i73-4> Ethics.
•3 Family and Home Relations.
•4 Betrothal.
•5 Marriage.
.6 Sex Relations, Concubinage.
.7
393 Treatment of the Dead, see 614.6, Puwic hmiuu
I Earth Burial, see 719, cemeteries.
.2 Cremation.
.3 Embalming, Mummies.
.4 Exposure.
Special Funeral Customs. Wake, Suttee.
394 Public and Social Customs.
I Eating, Banquets.
.2 Sho^vs and Diversions.
.3 Games, Dances, etc.
.4 Ceremonies.
,5 Processions.
,6 Fairs.
.7 Chivalry, Tournaments.
.8 Duelling, Suicide.
See 179.71 Ethics; 340.3, Law, Trial by OrdeaL
395 Etiquet.
39^ Woman's Position and Treatment.
For Costumes, see 391 '2 ; Biography, 920.7.
If a special library about women is wished, 396 is the best place for it. Suffrage, ediH
catioDi and employment can then be put here, with references from 334.3, 376,
331.4, etc., but it would be unwise to bring everything about women here, e. g. to
remove 618, Diseases of Women, from the rest of medicme. Books on woman in
general go in 396.
•X Emancipation.
•2 Legal Status, Property, Rights, etc.
•3 Political Status. See324.3, suffrage; 339.83, woman suffrage Party.
•4 Education, see also 376, Education of Women.
.5 Employment. See 331.4, Labor of Women ; 371.18, Teachers.
Divided like General Classification ; e. g. Woman as scientist, 396.5s ; woman as painter,
396.575 ; woman as author, 396.58, etc.
.6 Woman in Home.
. .7 Delineation of Woman in Art.
.8 Delineation of Woman in Literature.
.9 Woman in History, Politics, War. Amazons.
397 Gipsies. Nomads. Outcast Races.
People without nationalities who do not coalesce with the ruling people among whom
they live. This includes Gipsy language, which has no place in the linguistic
groups of 400, SIS the Gipsy people have no place in the geographical divisions of
history.
398 Folk-lore. Proverbs, etc. see auo 291-3, Mythology.
This section is for material needed in studying Folk-lore. Mere Stories for Childrjcn,
unless having a value to students of Folk-lore, go in 823, or in J, if there be a
Juvenile collection. >
Primitive Traditions.
.1
.2
w. / >
^
vy^-
^■•■. K^i *■
•5
.6
•7
.8
l'^ Legends, tales, traditions. ^^-^ ^ - ^ ' ^^ / Z*"*^ ^ ^^
< Folk-lore, traditional beliefs and customs, popular
superstitions. >3 f7s X
yPam«9v--Slve9*-'etc. 3f^i2j
Chapbooks.
Riddles.
Dream Books. # / / , ,
Song Books. 4 Including only ^pular collections, hardly ranking with Poetry or
Music, but useful in the study of Folk-lore, etc.
Proverbs.
399 Customs of War.
Weapons. War Dances. Treatment of Captives. Scalping. Mutilatioo. Burning.
Cannibalism.
Ptiilology.
400 Philology in General.
In Philology the general works put under 400-419 deal almost entirely with the Indo-European
languages. They are put here because they cover most of the divisions of thb class, and
in practice are most convenient here. Under 439, 479, and 48^) are placed books limited
to the Teutonic, Romance, or Hellenic groups, and under 491 are placed only such
general worics as are specifically limited to the Indo-European groups
401 Philosophy, Origin of Language.
402 Compends, Outlines.
403 Dictionaries, Cyclopedias.
404 EssayS; Lectures, Addresses.
405 Periodicals.
406 Societies, Transactions, etc.
407 Education, Teaching Languages,
408 Polygraphy, Collections.
.9 Universal Language. .91 Volapiik.
409 History of Language.
410 Comparative.
410-419 includes comparative works in gttural and also those on the Indo-European flroap in
general, but general ami comparative works on Teutonic group are 439; on Rcmanoe
group 479; on Hellenic group 489. Everything about an individual language is put with
that language.
411 Orthography, Orthoepy, Alphabets.
412 Etymology, Derivation.
413 Dictionaries, Lexicography.
414 Phonology. Visible Speech.
415 Grammar, Morphology, Syntax.
416 • Prosody.
417 Inscriptions. Palaeography, see 421.7. 47«.7. 481.7, •».
Rare early mss. arc put in 091.
418 Texts.
419 Hieroglyphics, see 493.1.
• I Sign Language. For deaf mute alphabets, see ^rt^^t.
420 English Philology.
I
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
.z
.a
3
•4
•5
.8
.1, Philosophy; .3, Compends; .4, Essays; .5, Periodicals; .6, SodeCkst mf. Study
leaching; .8, Collective Works; .9, History of the LaoKuage.
421 Orthography,
See also this head treated in general grammars placed under 425.
Alphabet. For Deaf Mute Alphabets, see 371.92.
Vowels. Diphthongs. Aspirates.
Consonants.
Phonetic Spelling. Spelling Reform.
Orthoepy.
Accent.
Palaeography. Inscriptions.
Abbreviations. For stenographic and other uncommon contractions and
viations, see 653, Shorthand.
Punctuation.
422 Etymology. Derivation.
422 is limited to Derivation. For Inflection, also called Etymology, see 435.*.
Origin and Laws of Language.
Prefixes. Suffixes.
Reduplication.
Foreign Elements.
Noun Forms. Case, Number, Diminutives.
Adjectival Forms. Degrees of Comparison.
Pronominal Forms. Personal, Possessive,
etc.
Verbal Forms. Moods, Tense, Voice, etc.
Particles. Adverbs, Prepositions, etc.
Relative,
423 Dictionaries. Idioms.
.1, Idioms ; .2, English ; .3, German, etc. Put a dictionary of two languages with the le«
known language. Under 423 put only EngUsh- English dictionaries. Put an
English- French dictionary with French, 443.2 ; a French-Latin dictionary with
Latin, 473.4. If in several languages, put with 413, or with least known. Put
French- French dictionaries 443, not 443 •4> so the standard home dictionaries shall
come first in each language. This plan brings together under each of the less
known, all the dictionaries for translating either into or from that language. Some
prefer to put each dictionary under the first language ; i. e. that by which it is
alphabeted. This gives under each language, regardless of its familiarity, aii
dictionaries for translating /r^m it, but none for translatmg itt/t? it. These must
be sought under the language from which the translation is to be made. For
a cosmopolitan library this plan is simplest and best ; but in an English library,
the first plan, with only English dictionaries in 423, and both in and att£ diction-
aries together under little known tongues is more convenient. References in either
case show what may be found in the other place.
424 Synonyms. Homonyms.
• •
425 Grammar.
435 includes General Works, covering also Orthography and Prosody.
a Morphology. Inflection. Divided, .5 Nouns, etc. See4at.
^ Syntax.
.3 Arrangement of Words and Clauses.
4 Particular Sentences ; Conditional, Hypothetical, etc.
•5 Nouns.
j6 Adjectives. Articles.
•7 Pronouns.
.8 Verbs.
.9 Particles.
426 Prosody.
See also the head Prosody, in General GfammafS as).
.1 Quantity and Accent.
.2 Versification.
.3 Feet.
4 Figures of Prosody.
5 Meters.
.6 Rhymes.
.7 Strophe and Antistrophe.
.8 Textbooks for Writing Verse.
•9
427 Dialects. Early Forms of Language. Slang.
. Subdivided by get^aphical divisions like 942. The Yorkshire dialect is 427.74 ; Glouoeft-
tershire dialect, 427.41. The dialects of other languages take the geographical
subdivisions of their countries. Dialects not provided for in these heads are placed
with the last, e. g. American and Scotch with 427.9. The division by time is made
with a fifth figure after o ; the earliest form of the language is marked .01 ; .09 is
used for modem slang, e. g. 427.01, Old English.
428 School Books. Texts for Learning the Lan-
guage.
Including only books for learning' the language, with grammatical or philological noteai
etc. For other works see the literature of the language, 820.
•Z Spelling Books.
•a First Lessons. Elementary Composition. For Rhetoric tee sos.
Including in other languages books like Fasquelle, Ollendorff, Latin Prose, etc
Sec also 372.6, Elementar>' Grammars.
.3 Errors of Speech. Vulgarisms. Use of Words.
See 427.09, Slang; 424, Synonyms.
•6 Elementary Readers, see also 372.4, Education.
•7 Selections.
.8 Texts of Individual Authors.
.9 Examination Papers.
429 Anglo-Saxon.
The above subdivisions of Ensrlish are used for all other lanfiruaffes
and for 410, Comparative Philology.
•H
o
> <
IB
z
430 German.
437-oi« Old Hish German; 437.02, Middle High German.
439 Minor Teutonic. including general wari« on Xeuioiucfroaii
1 Low German.
2 Frisian. Old Saxon.
3 Dutch. Flemish.
4 Piatt Deutsch.
5 Scandinavian.
6 Old Norse. Icelandic. Faroese.
7 Swedish.
8 Danish. Norwegian.
9 Gothic.
440 French.
449 Provengal
Old French, as the earliest formof the language, is 447.0?
450 Italian.
459 Wallachian.
.g Rumansh.
460 Spanish.
t
469 Portuguese.
470 Latin.
479 Minor Italic. Mediaeval Latin.
Including; general works on Romance group.
480 Greek.
Divide 4S7, C^reck DiaU-cth, like (^30: c. ^. 4S7.2, Alexandrian Greek; 487.?. CfewTi
ment Greek; 487.S1, Macedonian; 487.923, Ionic, etc.
489 Minor Hellenic. Modern Greek.
Including general works un Hellenic group.
Works on Latin and Greek together, unless very clearly nu>st useful in the Latin, go withl
Greekt which here as elsewhere is made to include general works on the ancient classics.
490 Minor Languages.
Each language subdivided if Mrished like 4ao English.
491 Minor Indo-European.
(Beside Teutonic, 420-439, Italic, 440-479, and Hellenic, 480-489.) This head, 491,
includes general works on the Indo-European tongues, but general works on the
Teutonic languages go in 439, on the Romance group in 479, on the Hellenic group
in 489, while most of the material placed under 400-419 is really Indo-European ; but
see also 410.
•I
Indie.
.2
Sanskrit. Prakrit.
•3
Pali.
4
Modern East Indian Languages
Excluding Dravidian, which is 494.
41
Sindhi.
42
Panjabi.
•43
Hindustani. Hindu
44
Bengali.
45
Uriya. Orissa.
46
Marathi.
47
GujeratL
48
Singhalese.
49
•5
Iranic.
•51
Old Persian.
•52
Zend. (Avestan.) Old Bactrian.
•53
Pehlevi. (Huzwaresh.)
•54
Armenian.
•55
Modern Persian.
.56
Ossetic.
•57
Kurdish.
.58
Afghani.
•59
.6
Keltic.
.61
Gadhelic Group.
.62
Irish.
•63
Gaelic or Scotch.
.64
Manx.
.65
Cymric Group.
.66
Welsh or Cymric.
67
Cornish.
.68
Armorican or Bas Breton.
^
Basque.
.7
Russian. «
.7Q
Ruthenian
491.8
Other Slavonic.
South East Slavonic Group.
.81
Bulgarian. (Church Slavonia)
.82
Servian.
•83
Kroatian.
.84
Slovenian.
West Slavomc Group.
.85
Polish.
.86
Bohemian.
.87
Moravian. Slovakian.
£S
Sorbian.
£9
Polabian.
•9
Lettic.
.9'
Old Prussian.
.92
Lithuanian.
.93
Lettish. (Livonian.)
492
Semitic.
Northern Group.
.1
Aramaic.
.19
Babylon and Nineveh Cuneiform.
.2
Chaldee.
•3
Syriac. (Peshito.)
Central Group.
.4
Hebrew.
•5
Samaritan.
.6
Phenician. (Carthaginian.)
Southern Group.
•7
Arabic.
.8
Ethiopic. (Amharic.)
•9
Himyaritic.
493
Hamitic.
.1 Old Egyptian. See 419 Hieroglyphics.
.2 Coptic.
494 Scythian. Ural-Altaic. Turanian.
Dravidian. Tamil. Finnish. Turkish.
495 Eastern Asiatic. Chinese. -
496 African.
Excluding 493 Hamitic, 492.8 Ethiopic, etc, included in families aboWb
497 North American.
498 South Ameiican.
499 Malay-Polynesian and other.
The Gypsy language is not assigned to any group, but is placed for convenienoe with soil
Gypsies. ''^
Natural Science.
500 Science in General.
501-509 all have Scitnct in Gtntrai^:^ their subject, but it is treatad in theM rvAxsoM fontu.
A periodical on Chttmittry goes with 540.5, not 505, wludi it oaly fbn periodicals 00
Science in General. A Zero in any class number in any part of the dasiificadon showi
the subject to be general, not specific.
501 Philosophy, Theories, Utility, etc.
502 Compends, Outlines, Ancient and Mediaeval
Science.
503 Dictionaries, Cyclopedias, etc.
504 Essays, Lectures, Addresses.
505 Periodicals, Scientific Magazines,
506 Societies, Transactions, etc.
507 Education, Methods of Teaching and Studying,
etc. Museums. SeeaUosTO.
508 Polygraphy, Collected Works, Extracts, etc.
.X, Extracts; .a^ ; .3, General scientific travels; .4— -9, Travels and surveys (if
general) divided geographically like 940-999.
509 History of Science.
510 Mathematics.
Works on Mathematics in General, not limited to any one or two sections, are gr o up ed
by form of treatment like Science in General above ; ut,^ into Mathematical .
510. 1, Philosophy; .3, Collections, Compends; .3, Dictionaries; .4, Essays, PapefSi Tracts,
Letters; .5, Periodicals; .6, Societies; .7, Education; .8, Logarithmic and other
Tables, Instruments; .9, Histtvy.
511 Arithmetic. see 372.7, TeacWng arithmetic.
.1 Systems of Arithmetic, seeaisosu.si.
.2 Notation and Numeration. Fundamental Rules. Abacus.
.3 Prime Numbers.
.4 Fractions.
.5 Analysis. Permutation and Combination.
•6 Proportion and Progression. .61, Magic Squares.
.7 Involution and Evolution.
.8 Mercantile Rules. Interest. Alligation. Meniiuration.
Gauging. see 658, Business manuals.
•Q Problems and Tables.
512 Algebra.
•z Systems of Algebra.
•a Numerical Equations. Imaginary Expressions.
•21 Equations, 1st to 4th degrees.
•22 Higher Numerical Equations.
.23 Indeterminate Equations. Diophantine Analysis.
.24 Imaginary Expressions.
•3 Algebraical Equations. Maxima and Minima.
.4 Series. Fractions. Binomial Theorem. Taylor's Theorem-
.5 Combinatory Analysis.
.6 Proportion and Progression.
.7 Involution and Evolution.
.8 Higher Algebra.
.81 Theory of Numbers. See 511. i, Systems of Arithmetic
.82 Theory of Equations. Complex Variable. See also 517 J.
.83 Determinants.
.84 Symmetric Functions.
.85 Elimination. Eliminants and Discriminants.
J&6 Transformations. Substitutions.
.87 Quantics.
iiS Invariants. Covariants. Contravariants.
.89
Problems and Tables.
513 Geometry.
Plane and Solid Geometry bound together is put 513. Descriptive Geometry is 515. See also
Mathematical Drawing, 744.
.11
Right Lines.
.12
Intersecting Lines.
•13
Parallel Lines.
.14
Triangles.
•IS
Quadrilaterals.
.16
Other Polygons.
•17
Similarity.
.18
Areas.
.19
Maxima and Minima
•2
Curves.
•21
Circles.
.22
Conic Sections.
•23
Ellipse.
04
Hyperbola-
•25
Parabola.
06
Higher Plane Curves.
513-3 Volumetric or Solid Geometry.
.31 Lines and Planes.
.32 Intersecting Planes.
.33 Parallel Planes.
.34 Polyedrons,
.35 Pyramids.
.36 Prisms.
•37 Regular.
.4 With Curved Surfaces.
41 Sphere.
.42 Cone.
.43 Cylinder.
.5 Modern Geometry.
.51 Points. Lines. Planes. Duality.
.52 Transversals.
•53 Cones. Conies. Involution.
.54 Radical Axes and Centres of Similitude.
•55 * Poles and Polars. Reciprocal Polars.
.56 Harmonic and Anharmonic Properties.
.57 Correspondence. Correlation of Figures.
.58 Quadrtc Surfaces. Sphero-conics. Curves of Double Curvature.
.59 Surfaces of Higher Order. Cubics.
.6
•7
.8 Absolute or Non-Euclidean Geometry.
.9 Problems.
5 1 4 Trigonometry.
I Trigonometric Functions. General Formulae* seesa0.^
,2 Trigonometric Series.
.3 Exponential Formulae.
.4 Solution of Trigonometric Equations.
Plane Trigonometry. Solution of Plane Triangles.
Analytical.
I Spherical Trigonometry. General Formulae.
.7 Solution of Spherical Triangles.
.8 Differences of Triangles, Plane and SphericaL
I Problems.
515 Descriptive Geometry and Projections.
See also 744, Mathematical drawing.
Orthogonal Projection on Two Planes.
>li Straight Lines. Planes.
>I2 Single Curved Lines.
,13 Double Curved Lines.
.14 Single Curved Surfaces.
.15 Double Curved Surfaces.
,16 Surfaces of Revolution.
,17 Warped Surfaces.
>i8 Intersections of Surfaces.
2 Isometric and Analogous Projections*
3 Oblique Projection.
4 Conical Projection.
5 Spherical Projection, see 526.8, Map projection.
51 Orthographic.
52 Globular.
53 Stereographic.
54 Polar.
55 Gnomonic.
56 Conical.
57 Cylindric.
6 Perspective. see also 74a, Drawing.
.61 Plane. Parallel. Oblique. Angular.
See also Scene Painting.
£2 Cylindrical.
See also Panorama Painting.
•63 Shadows ; Natural and Artificial Light
.64 Reflections.
.65 Circles, Cylinders and Spheres.
.66 Distortions and Corrections.
.67 Human Figure.
.68 New Methods. Special devices.
•7 Shades and Shadows.
•8 Stereotomy.
d8l Stone Cutting. See also 693.13, Masonry; 730, Sculpture.
.82 Carpentry. See also 694, Building.
.83 Stair Building. See also 694.8, Building; 729.39, Architectural design*
5i6 Analytical Geometry.
.1
Plane Loci.
.11
Right Lines.
.12
•13
.14
Transformation of Co-ordinates.
.2
Curves.
.21
.22
Conic Sections.
•23
Ellipse.
.24
Hyperbola.
•255
Parabola.
.265
Higher Plane Curves.
•3|
•31
Loci in Space.
Right Lines.
•32
Planes.
•33
•34
Transformation of Co-ordinates
•4
Curved Surfaces.
.41
•42
Conicoids or Quadric Surfaces
•43
Ellipsoid.
•44
Hyperboloid.
•45
Paraboloid.
.46
Surfaces of Higher Order.
•5
Modern Analytical Geometry.
•51
Systems of Co-ordinates.
•52
Abridged Notation.
•53
Conies.
•54
Higher Plane Curves.
•55
Poles and Polars. Reciprocal Polars.
.56
Harmonic and Anharmonic Properties.
•57
Method of Projection.
•58
Quadric Surfaces. SpheroK:on!C8. Curves of Double Curvatures.
•59
Surfaces of Higher Order. Cubics.
.6
•8 Quaternions. Calculus of Direction and Position
•Q Problems.
517 Calculus.
.1 Infinitesimal. Method of Exhaustions.
Differential and Integral Calculus, hound together^ is put here.
.2 Differential.
.21 Series.
.22 Indetenninate Forms.
.23 Change of the Indef>endent Variable.
.24 Theory of Plane Curves. Curve Tracing.
•25
.26 Theory of Curved Surfaces.
:rj Maxima and Minima.
.28
•29 Problems.
.3 Integral.
.31 Formulae of Reduction and Integration.
.32 Definite Integrals. Eulerian Integrals.
.33 Rectification. Quadrature. Cubature.
.34 Multiple Integrals.
.35 Laplace's Functions. Bessel's and Allied Functions.
.36 Elliptic and Hyperelliptic Functions. Abelian Funcdom.
•37
.38 Differential and Partial Differential Equations.
•39 Problems and Tables.
.4 Of Variations.
.5 Of Functions.
.6 Of Finite Differences.
.7 Of Operations
.8 Of Imaginaries. Complex Variables. Sm abo $».%•
.9 Problems.
519 Probabilities.
.1 General Principles. Direct and Inverse Probabilities.
.2 Mathematical and Moral. Expectation.
.3 Testimony. Decisions of Juries and Tribunals.
.4 Probability of Future Events deduced from Experienoe.
.5 Life Contingencies. Annuities. Life Insurance. Seesfis.}.
.6 Errors of Observation. Mean or Average Values.
.7
•8 Method of Least Squares.
•g Problems.
520 Astronomy.
5ao.i, Astrology, see 'ii-y, ,520.3, Compends; 520.3, Dictionaries; 520.4, Essays; 520.5, Peri,
odicals; 520.6, Societies ; 530.7, Study and Teaching of Astronomy; 520.8, Collections,
etc. ; 520.9, History of Astronomy. See Note under Natural Science in General, 500*509*
521 Theoretical Astronomy.
Mathematical investi^tion of celestial motions, specially of the Solar System. The motions of
individual bodies are classed under separate heads in 533.
•X Celestial Dynamics.
.11 General Laws of Equilibrium and Motion. See also 531.3.
.12 La^ of Universal Gravitation and Motion Relative to the Sun. See also 531.51.
.13 Problem of Three Bodies.
.14 Figures of Heavenly Bodies.
•15 Rotation of Heavenly Bodies.
•2 Geocentric and Heliocentric Place.
.21 Plane of Orbit in Space.
.22 Position of Orbit in its Plane.
.23 Position of Body in its Orbit.
.24 Position of Body in Space.
.25 Heliocentric Longitude and Latitude.
.26 Geocentric Longitude and Latitude.
.27 Variations of Right Ascension and Declinatioa.
.28 Variations of Longitude and Latitude.
.29
.3 Orbits.
.31 Definitions of Orbits.
.32 Determination from Three Observations.
.33 Determination from Four Observations.
.34 Variation of Elements of Orbit.
.35 Correction of Approximate Elements of Orbit*
.36 Application of Method of Least Squares.
.37 Kepler's Problem.
.38 Equation of Center and Radius Vector.
•39
.4 Perturbations.
.41 Mutual Action of Planets.
.42 Action of Satellites.
.43 Non-Sphericity of Planets.
.44 Resisting Medium.
.5 Theory of Planets.
.6 Theory of Satellites.
•7 Theory of Comets.
•8 Theory of Eclipses.
•9 Precession and Nutation, see 533.95-6.
522 Practical and Spherical.
•I Observatories.
•II General Plan, Location
.12 Material and Mechanism of Dome, Dram,
.13 Transit Buildings, Wings, etc.
.14 High Altitude Observatories.
.15 Portable.
.16
.17
.18
•19 History Reports and Serial publications of Observatories.
.2 Telescopes, sce 535.83, optic».
.21
Reflecting.
.22
Refracting.
•23
Eye Piece and Accessories.
.24
Object Glass.
•25
Mounting, Tube, etc
.26
Equatorial Mounting.
•27
Transit Mounting.
.28
Observing Chairs, etc
.29
Famous Telescopes.
.3 Meridional Instruments.
.31 Finding Meridian Lme.
.32 Mural Circles.
.33 Meridian Circles.
.34 Transit, Placing in Position.
.35 Collimation Constan*
.36 Level Constant.
.37 Azimuth Constant.
.38 Other Constants, Flexure, Index Error, etc.
•39
.4 Extra Meridional Instruments.
.41 Sextant and Quadrant, Reflecting Circle, Astrolabe
.42 Alt-azimuth.
.43 Zenith Telescope.
44 Transit out of Meridian.
.45 Heliometer.
46 Equatorial.
.47 Prime Vertical.
.48
•49
522.5 Auxiliary Instruments.
.51 Sidereal Clock and Chronometer
.52 Electro-Chronograph.
.53 Micrometers.
.54 Personal Equation MachinCt See ua.qt.
.55 For Illumination.
.56 For Solar Observation.
.57 Artificial Horizons.
.58 Heliostat.
•59
•6 Auxiliary Observations.
.61
.62 Photometry. Sec 535.2, Optics.
.63 Photography. See 535.85, Optics; 770^ Photograpfaf*
.64
.65 Polarization. See 535.5, Optics.
.66
.67 Spectroscopy. Sec 535.84, •*
.68
7 Spherical Astronomy. Seeaiso«i4.o
71 Celestial Sphere. Spherical Co-ordinatet.
72 Rectangular Co-ordinates.
73 Transformation of Co-ordinates.
74 Differential Variations of Co-ordinates.
75 Interpolation.
'/6 Meridian Line. Variation of Compas.».
77 Reduction of Observations to the Meridian.
78 Use of Globes.
79
.9 Corrections.
.91 Parallax.
j^ Refraction. See 535.3, Optics.
.93 Semi-Diameter of Celestial Bodiet.
.94 Aberration.
.95 Precession. See 521.9
.96 Nutation. " "
.97 Personal Equation. See 532.$4.
.98 Instrumental Errors.
.99
523 Descriptive Astronomy.
1 Universe.
1 1 Structure of Universe.
12 Nebular Hypothesis.
13 Plurality of Worlds.
14 Space and its Temperature.
15 Resisting Medium.
16 Cosmic Dust.
17 Repulsive Force.
2 Solar System.
21 Distributive Laws of Planets.
22
23 Conjunctions and Oppositions.
24 Motion of Solar System in Space.
25 Constitution of Planetary System.
26 Stability of Solar System. Ecliptic
27
28 Orrery, Planetarium, Gyroscope, etc. See 531.34. Rotation.
29 Zodiac
3 Moon.
31 Constants (Size, Mass), Distance and Parallax.
32 Heat and Light. Phases.
33 Orbit and Motions : Sidereal Month, Tropical. Perigee and Apogee* dun and
Elarth*s Attraction, Librations. See also 521.6 for Or'jit.
34 Features of Surface, Mountains, Plains, etc
35 Atmosphere.
36 Physical Condition.
37 Spectrum.
38 Eclipses
39 Charts, Photographs, etc
4 Planets.
41 Mercury and intra-Mercurial.
42 Venus.
43 Mars.
44 Asteroids.
45 Jupiter.
46 Saturn.
47 Uranus.
4S Neptune and trans-Neptunian.
49 Charts, Photographs, etc.
5 Meteors and Zodiacal Light.
51 Aerolites.
52 Fire-balls.
53 Meteoric Showers, Radiant Points, etc
54 Systems of Meteors.
55
56 Connection of Comets and Meteors
57 Spectrum.
58 Hight of Atmosphere from Observation.
59 Zodiacal Light. Aurora horealia
523.6 Comets.
.61 Appearance and Development
.62
.63 Orbits.
.64 Remarkable Comets.
.6s
.66 Physical Constitution
.67 Spectrum.
.68
.69 Charts, Photographs, etc.
.7 Sun.
.71 Constants, Dimensions.
.72 Heat and Light : Theories as to Source.
.73 Apparent Motion. Rotation. See 535.38, Tables.
.74 Spots, Faculae, and Other Features of Surface.
.75 Prominences, Chromosphere. Corona.
.76 Theories of Physical Constitution.
.77 Spectrum.
.78 Eclipses.
.79 Charts, Photographs, etc.
.8 Stars.
.81 Stellar Parallax, Distance.
.82 Heat and Light. Photometric Observations. Magnitude. Visibility.
.83 Proper Motion, Star-drift.
.84 Variable, Double, and Multiple Stars.
.85 Clusters and Nebulae.
.86 Physical Constitution.
.87 Spectrum.
.88
.89 Constellations, Maps, etc.
.9 Transits and Occultations.
.91 Transits of Mercury.
.92 Transits of Venus and Solar Parallax.
.93 Delisle^s Method.
.94 Halley's Method.
.95 Photographic Method.
.96 Transits of Venus to 1874.
.97 Transit of 1882.
.98
.99 Occultations.
[524 Maps, Observations, and Tables.
Series of obierratory publications may be kept together under 514, or under 591.19 with the
History and Reports of the Observatory. Special maps or observations e. g. on Sun or
Moon are better placed in sub-sections 9 undtr th€U keads^ with Charts and Photo>
graphs, e.g. 523.79. thus leaving these bracketed Nos. 524 to 524'9 blank. They are
printed to provide a place in case it is wished to keep all Maps and Obaenrations
together.
.3 Of Moon. See also 523.39.
.4 Of Planets. see also 523.49.
•5
•6 Of Comets. see also 523.69.
•7 Of Sun. See also 523.79.
JS Star Catalogues, see also 523.89. ]
525 Earth.
.1
Constants.
.11
Mass. Weight
.12
Density.
•'3
Dimensions, Diameter.
.14
Figure. Geomorphy. Equatorial Bel
•'5
Distance from Sun.
.16
Parallax.
.2 Heat. Light.
.3 Orbits and Motions.
.31 Period of Revolution.
.32 Obliquity of Ecliptic to Equator.
.33 Eccentricity.
.34 Perturbations.
.35 Rotation.
.36 Foucault's Pendulum.
.37 Deviation of Falling Bodies and Projectiles.
.38 Tables of the Sun. Apparent Motion. Sec 523.73, Sun.
.4 Geographical Co-ordinates.
.41 Finding Latitude. See also 527.1.
.42 By Meridian Altitudes.
.43 By Pole Star.
.44 By Altitude of two or more Stars.
.45 By Other Methods.
.46 Finding Longitude. See alao 527.2.
.47 Terrestrial Means. Chronometers. Telegraph. Signals.
.48 Celestial Signals. Eclipses. Occultations. Transits.
.49 Lunar Methods.
.5 Seasons.
.51 Effect of Inclination of Equator to Ecliptic
.52 Effect of Eccentricity of Earth's Orbit.
.53 Secular Changes of Seasons.
.54 Seasons on Mars and Other Planets.
.6 Tides.
.61 Mathematical Theory.
.62 Effect of Sun and Moon in Producing Tides.
.63 Distribution, Diurnal Inequality, Spring and Neap, Priming and Lagging*
.64 Establishment of a Port. Coast Form Modification.
.65 Velocity of Hight of Tide Wave.
.66 Tides on Inland Seas.
.67 Supposed Effect in Retarding Earth's Revolution.
.68 Tide Registering and Predicting Machines.
.69 Tide Tables.
.7 Twilight.
526 Geodesy.
.1 Theory and Determination of Earth's Figure.
.11 Potentials of Ellipsoids.
•12 Equilibrium of Rotating Spheroid.
•13 Law of Ellipticity.
.14 Airy's and Pratt's Theories as to Attraction of Mountains.
.15 Determination of Figure by Airy, by Bessel, and by Clarke.
•16 Ellipsoidal Figure and Position of Axes.
•17 Geoidal Figure.
.18
19.
.2 Base Measuring and Apparatus.
•21 Standards of Length and Temperature.
.22 Apparatus of Struve, Bessel, Colby, U. S. Coast Survey, U. S. Lake
Survey, etc
.23 Adjustments of Apparatus.
.24 Location of Base Line.
.25 Field Operations.
.26 Calculation of Results and Corrections.
.27 Verification.
.28
.29
.3 Field Work of Triangulation.
.31 Reconnaissance.
.32 Stations : Names, Signals, Tripods, Scaffolds and Towers, Surface and Un-
derground Monuments.
.33 Observations, Instruments and Records.
.34 Reduction to Station's Center.
.35 Corrections for Phase of Signal and Eccentricity.
.36 Spirit Levelling. >
.37 Barometric Levelling. i '^^''^ are 'ncthods Sec 551.53.
o r« . . .r ,T. V »o'' results, lists of nights, etc.
.38 Trigonometric Levelling. ;
•39
.4 Computation of Triangulation.
.41 Spherical Excess.
.42 Legendre's Theorem.
.43 Chord Process.
.44 By Spherical Trigonometry.
45 By Spheroidal Trigonometry. See also application of Least Squares, 519.6.
.46 L. M. Z. Formulae and Applications.
47 Direct Deduction by Bessel.
48 Deduction by Puissant.
49 Tables for Computation.
526.5 Theory of Least Squares in Adjustment of Figures, etc.
.51
52
•53
•54
•55
.56
•57
.58
Method of Independent Angles.
Adjustment of a Quadrilateral.
Adjustment of Triangulation Net.
Method of Directions.
Adjustment for Closure of a Circuit.
Method of Repetitions.
Adjustments of Base Measures.
Adjustments of Levelling.
.6
.61
.62
•63
.64
.65
Astronomic Determinations and their Connection with
Geodetic Results.
Latitude Determinations.
Longitude Determinations.
Azimuth Determinations.
Effect of Irregularities of Earth's Surface on Latitude, Longitude and
Azimuth.
Effect of same on Angles of Triangle.
.7 Gravity Experiments and Results.
•71
•72
'73
.74
•75
Mathematical Theory.
Pendulum Apparatus.
Pendulum Operations.
Corrections.
Reduction of Results.
.8 Map Projections. see 515.5, Sphencal projections.
.81
.82
.83
.84
.85
Perspective Projections.
Orthomorphic Projections.
Development Projections.
Zenithal Projections.
Equivalent Projections.
9 Surveying.
91
92
93
94
9S
96
97
98
99
Instruments and Methods. See 526.1.
Measurement of Distances.
Measurement of Angles.
Measurement of Heights*
Levelling. See 526.36-38.
Plotting.
Computation of Areas.
Topographical Drawing.
For Special Purposes. Military, Naval, Railroad, Mining, etc
527 Navigation.
z Finding Latitude at Sea. seeai80 525.4».
2 Finding Longitude at Sea. see aiso 525.4^
3 Finding Time at Sea. see also 529.74.
4 Sumner's Method.
5 Great Circle Sailing.
6
7
8
528 Ephemerides.
.1
American.
.2
English.
•3
German.
.4
French.
•5
Italian.
.6
Spanish.
.7
Slavic.
.8
Scandinavian.
.9
Construction of Ephemeris.
529 Chronology.
•I Sidereal and Solar Day : Apparent and Mean Time, Equa-
tion of Time, Causes of Inequality.
.2 Solar Year, Months.
.3 Calendars. Including early and Oriental.
.4 Calendar of Julius Caesar.
.5 Calendar of Gregory.
.6 Ecclesiastical Calendar. Determination.
For feasts, etc, and calendars themselves, see 264.021, 264.031, etc.
.7 Horology.
.71 Finding Time by Transit-
.72 Finding by Equal Altitudes.
.73 Finding by Single Altitude.
.74 Finding by Sextant. See also 527.3.
.75 Time Systems, and Standards.
.76 Distribution of Time.
.77 Cosmic Time.
.78 Instruments for Measuring : Dials, Hour-glasses, Clocks, Watches,
See 522.(1 for SiderealClocks and Chronometers.
See 68f for Clock and Watch making.
•79
530 Physics.
Like Science in General, vix.:
General works only are arranged: 530.1, Philosophy; .s, Compendt; .3, DiedoBarietl
.4- Essays, Lectures, etc; .5, Periodicals; .6, Societies; .7, Education, MetfMMii of
Teaching, Experiments; .8, Physical Units, Measuring Instrumenti; •9, Hittafy*
531 Mechanics.
.1
Pure Motion. Kinematics.
.2
Statics. Graphical statics.
^1
Force and its Measure.
.22
Composition of Forces and Motions.
•23
Moments.
.24
Parallel Forces. Centre of Gravity.
•3
Dynamics. Kinetics.
•3^
Rectilinear Motion.
•32
Vibration.
•33
Undulation.
•34
Rotation.
•35
Centrifugal and Centripetal Force.
.4
Work. Friction, see 621.89, Lubrication.
.41
Unit of Work.
.42
Diagram of Work.
•43
Laws of Friction. Modulus oi Machines.
.44
Sliding Friction.
•45
Rolling Friction.
•5
Gravity.
•S^
Law of Universal Gravitation.
.52
Laws of Falling Bodies
•53
Pendulum.
•54
Mass, Density, etc
•55
Projectiles.
.56
•57
.58
Apparatus for Illustration.
.6
.7
.8
Conservation of Energy.
Machines. Transmission of For
.81 "
Lever and Balance.
.82
Wheel and Axle.
.83
Cord and Catenary.
^4
Pulley.
.85
Inclined Plane.
.86
Wedge.
.87 .
Screw.
.88
.g Tables. Problems. Questions*
532 Liquids. Hydrostatics. Hydraulics.
.1 Properties of Liquids. Pressure.
.2 Equilibrium of Liquids.
.3 Buoyant Effects. Floating Bodies.
.4 Specific Gravity. Hydrometer.
.5 Liquids in Motion.
.51 Theoretical Flow.
.52 Orifices, Adjutages, Fluid Vein.
•53 Weirs, Overfalls.
.54 Pipes, Open Channels, Rivers.
.55 Bends, Valves, sudden enlargements and contractions.
.56 Efflux ; variable pressure.
.57 Hydrometry. Velocity.
.58 Impulse and Resistance.
.59 Theory of Waves.
.6 Capillary Attraction.
.7 Osmose. Absorption.
.8 Applications. Machines. see 631.2, water engines.
Except for libraries making Physics much more prominent than Useful Arts, all the ** Af^
plications " will be more useful under their proper heads in Useful Arts. It is better to
keep all the material in one place, referring to it from the other, rather than attempt
division.
.81 Hydraulic Press.
•82 Hydraulic Engine.
.83 Water Ram.
.84 Water Wheels.
.85 Water Blast.
.9 Tables. Problems. Questions*
533 Gases. Pneumatics.
.1 Properties of Gases and Vapors.
.2 Laws of Compressibility.
.3 Atmosphere.
.4 Barometer.
.5 Air Pump
.6 Aeronautics.
.7 Kinetic Theory of Gases.
.8 Applications. See 6a 1.6, Blowing and Pumping engines.
Preferably go in Useful Arts, sec 532.8, Note.
.8a Manometer. Pressure Gauges See 621. 18, Steam generation.
^3 Condensing Pump.
.84 Force Pump.
.85 Suction Pump.
.86 Diving Bell.
.87 Forge Bellows.
J88 Pneumatic Dispatch.
.9 Tables. Problems. Questions.
534 Sound. Acoustics.
.1 Theory. Undulations.
.2 Propagation of Sound. Velocity. Diffraction.
•3 Musical Sound. Tuning Forks, scc also 781.1, Theory of Muaic
.4 Analysis of Sounds. Resonators.
•5 Superposition of Vibrations.
.6 Graphical Representations.
.7 Physiological. Ear and Larynx, see also 611.85. Anatomy; 612.85,
Physiology; 612.78, Voice; 617.8, Surgery; 362.1 and .4, Hospitals; 152.2, Psychology.
.8 Applications. Preferably go with topics elsewhere. See 532.8, Note.
.81
.82
.83 Signals in Navigation. See also 654.9, Communication.
.84 Applications to Architecture.
.85 Musical Instruments. See also 780, Music.
.86 Phonograph.
.9 Tables. Problems. Questions.
535 Light. Optics.
.1 Theory.
.2 Propagation. Velocity. Measurement of Light.
.3 Reflection. Refraction. Absorption, see also 522.92, Astronomy.
.4 Dispersion. Diffraction. Interference.
.5 Polarization. Polariscope. Double Refraction.
.6 Color.
.7 Physiological. £ye. see also 611.84, Anatomy; 612.84, Physiology; 617.7,
Surgery; 362.1 and .4, Hospitals; 152. i, Psychology.
•8 Applications. Preferably go with topics elsewhere. See 532.8, Note.
.81 Lenses.
.82 Microscopes and Magnifiers. See also 578, Microscopy.
,83 Telescopes. See also 522.2, Astronomy.
.84 Spectroscopes and Spectrum Analysis. See also 544-6, Chemistry; 522.67, As-
tronomy; 523.37, Moon; 523.57, Meteors, etc.
.85 Photography. See also 770.
.86 Other Applications of Lenses.
.87 Mirrors and Reflecting Instruments.
.88 Lighthouses. See also 627.9, Harbor Engineering ; 656, Commerce.
.89
.9 Tables. Problems. Questions.
536 Heat.
.1
Theory. Nature.
.2
Communication.
•3
Action of Bodies on Heat.
•31
Reflection.
•32
Refraction.
•33
Radiation.
•34
Absorption.
•35
Diathermancy.
•4
Effects. Action of Heat on Bodies.
.41
Elxpansion.
.42
Liquefaction.
•43
Solidification.
.44
Vaporization and Condensation.
•45
Incandescence.
46
Combustion. Flame.
•5
Temperature, see also 551.5a. Mcteonslogy; 613.18, Hygiene.
•51
Thermometry.
•52
Pyrometry.
•S3
Electric Methods of Measuring.
.6
Calorimetry.
•7
Thermodynamics. Mechanical Equivalent.
.8
Applications. Preferably go in Useful Arts. See 532.8, Note.
.81
Steam Engines. See 6a i.i, Engineering.
^2
Gas Engines. See 621.43, Engineering.
.83
Heati ng. See 697, 62 1 . 19, 6a8.8, 64-4.
.84
Ventilating. See 697, 622.4, 6a8.8.
.9 Tables. Problems. Questions.
537 Electricity.
.1 Theory. Nature.
.2 Statical.
.21 Quantity, Potential.
.22 Conduction, Distribution
.23 Machines.
.24 Condensers.
•25 Electrometers.
•3
•4 Atmospheric. Lightning Rods.
.5 Dynamical.
.51 Theory of Coils. Constants.
.52 Induction Spark.
.$3 Induction Spark in rarified gases
537-6 Electro Dynamics.
•7 Electrical Measurements.
•8 Applications. see 621.3. preferably go in useful Arts. Sec 532^, Note.
.81 Telegraph. See 654.
•82 Telephone. Microphone.
.83 Dynamos. Electric Lighting.
.84 Transmission of Power. Storage.
.85 Electro-Metallurgy.
.86 Galvanometers. Batteries. Coils.
.87 Medicine. See also 615.84.
J8S Electric Signals.
.9 Tables. Problems. Questions.
538 Magnetism.
For "Animal Magnetism/' Mesmerism, etc, see 134.
.1 Theory. Properties of Magnets. Lines of Force.
.2 Communication. Induction. Touch.
.3 Electro-Magnetism.
.4 Diamagnetism.
•5
.6
.7 Terrestrial Magnetism.
•8 Applied. Magnetic Machines.
•9 Tables. Problems. Questions.
539 Molecular Physics.
,1 Theory. Molecular Structure. vortexRing*.
.2 Properties of Solids.
.3 Elasticity. Torsion.
.4 Strength of Materials.
.5 Permanent Displacement of Molecules.
.51 Malleability.
.53 Ductility.
.53 Hardness.
.54 Tempering.
.6 Intermolecular Forces.
7
.8
iQ Tables. Problems. Questions.
540 Chemistry.
. I, Theories, Alchemy, Phlogiston; .3, Compends; .3, Dictionaries, Cyclopedias; ^ Essays,
Lectures, etc.; .5, Periodicals ; .6, Societies; .7, Education, Methods of Teaching;
.8, Collective Works ; .9, Historv.
541 Theoretical Chemistry.
1 Thermo Chemistry.
2 Atoms. Molecules. Atomic Weights. Equivalence.
3 Chemical Affinity. Combustion.
4 Salts. Acids. Bases.
5 Types.
6 Compound Radicles.
7 Allotropy. Isomerism.
8 Solubility. Water of Crystallization.
Classification. Nomenclature. Notation. Formul
Stoichiometry. Tables.
542 Practical and Experimental Chemistry.
1 Laboratory.
2 Apparatus and Manipulation.
3 Weighing and Measuring. Specific Gravity.
4 Heating. Baths. Distillation.
5 Blo^vpiping. see 544.3. 540.1.
6 Solution. Precipitation.
7 Gas Manipulation. Eudiometer, see 545.7.
8 Electric and Galvanic Manipulation, see 537.»5.
9 Other Operations.
543 Analysis.
Divided by material analyzed. See also bi4.3. Adulterations.
• I Food and Drink. see also 6x3.2, Hygiene ; 612.39, Nutrition.
.2 Milk.
•3 Water. Scc also 613.3, Beverage*
•4 Drugs and Medicines.
•5 Poisons.
•6 Rock Analysis.
.7 Special Inorganic Substances, set idM>£z4.7«t, Analysis of soijs.
.8 Special Vegetable Substances.
.g Special Animal Substances.
r
544 Qualitative Analysis.
.1 Wet Method.
.2 Dry Method. See 669.9, Assaying.
•3 BlO^Vpiping. see 54^.$, 549'>*MueraliO|f
•4
.5 Dialysis.
.6 Spectrum Analysis. See53s.84*
.7 Polarization, see 535.5.
.8
•9
545 Quantitative Analysis.
.1 Gravimetric.
.2 Wet Method.
.3 Electrolysis, see 537^5-
.4 Dry Method.
For Assaying see 669.9.
.5 Volumetric.
.6 Solutions.
.7 Gases. Eudiometry. 2m
.8 Colorimetric.
.9 Synthesis.
546 Inorganic Chemistry.
.1 Non-Metallic Elements.
.11
Hydrogen.
.za
Halogen Group.
•'3
Chlorine.
.14
Bromine.
•'5
Iodine.
.16
Fluorine.
•17
Nitrogen Oroup. Nitrogen.
.18
Phosphorus.
.19
Arsenic.
.a
Oxygen Group.
.21
Oxygen.
.22
Sulphur.
•23
Selenium.
■24
Tellurium.
•25
Carbon Group.
.26
Carbon.
.27
Boron.
.aS
Silicon.
.29
546-3 Metals.
SI
Alkali Group.
•32
Pota.'isium.
•33
Sodium.
•34
Lithium.
•35
Rubidium.
.36
Caesium.
•37
.38
•39
4
Alkaline Earths.
41
Calcium.
•42
Strontium.
•43
Harium.
•44
Magnesium Group.
45
Beryllium.
.46
Magnesium.
47
Zinc.
.48
Cadmium.
49
•5
Lead Group.
•51
I^ad.
•52
Thallium.
•55
Silver Group
.56
Copper.
•57
Silver.
.58
Mercury.
•59
.6
Cerium Group.
.61
Yttrium.
.62
Cerium.
.63
Lanthanum.
.64
Didymium.
.65
Erbium.
.66
Aluminium.
.67
Indium.
.68
Gallium.
.69
Scandium.
•7
Iron Group.
•71
Manganese.
■72
Iron.
'73
Cobalt.
.74
Nickel.
•75
Chromium Qroupb
.76
Chromium.
•77
Molybdenum.
.78
Tungsten.
•79
Uranium.
54^.8 Tin Qroup-
^i Tin.
J&2 Titanium.
.83 Zirconium.
84 Thorium.
.85 Vanadium Group. Vanadium.
.S6 Antimony.
.87 Bismuth.
.88 Tantalum.
.89 Niobium.
.9 Platinum Chx>up.
.91 Gold.
.92 Platinum.
.93 Iridium.
.94 Osmium.
.95 Ruthenium Group.
.96 Ruthenium.
.97 Rhodium.
.98 Palladium.
•99
547 Organic Chemistry.
.1 Cyanogen and its Compounds.
.2 Hydrocarbons. Patty Series.
.21 Paraffins.
.22 Olefines.
.23 Acetylenes.
.24 Valylene. Dipropargyl, etc
.25 Aromatic Series.
.26 Benzenes.
.27 Diphenyl Group.
.28 Naphthalene. Anthracene. Phenanthrene.
.29 Higher Series.
The seven heads 547.3 to 547.9 are sub-divided like 547>s«
.3 Alcohols. Phenols.
.4 Ethers. Simple. Compound. Haloid.
.5 Aldehydes.
.6 Ketones. Quinones.
.7 Acids. Acid Halides. Acid Anhydrides. Sulpho-acids.
.8 Nitro-derivatives. Amines. Compound Ammoniums.
Amids. Amic Acids. Azo-bodies. Azoxy-bodies.
Hyd razo-bodies. Diazo-bodies.
.9 Compounds w^ith Metals.
54^ Crystallography.
z Systems of Crystallization.
2 Twin Crystals. Crystalline Aggregations.
3 Cleavage. Isomorphism. Polymorphism.
4 Irregularities. Internal Imperfections.
5 Formation and Growth of Crystals.
6 Pseudomorphs.
7 Mathematical. Measurement of Angles.
8 Physical.
9 Optical.
549 Mineralogy.
•oi, Philosophy, Classification; .oa, Compends; .03, Dictionaries; .04, Essays, Papers, etc.;
.05, Periodicals; .06, Societies; .07, Study and Teaching, Museums; .08, Collective
Works; .09, History.
.1 Determinative. Blowpiping. see also 542.5; 544.3.
.2 Native Elements.
.3 Sulphides, Tellurides, Selenides, Arsenides, Antimonides,
Bismuthides.
.4 Compounds of Chlorine, Bromine, Iodine, and Fluorine.
.5 Oxygen Compounds. Oxids.
.6 Silicates.
.61 Anhydrous.
.65 Hydrous.
.7 Other Ternary Oxygen Compounds.
.71 Tantalates. Columbates.
.72 Phosphates. Arsenates. Vanadates. Antimonates. Nitrates.
.73 Borates.
.74 Tungstates. Molybdates. Chromates.
.75 Anhydrous Sulphates.
.76 Hydrous Sulphates.
.77 Tell urates.
.78 Carbonates.
.79 Oxalates.
.8 Hydrocarbons.
.9 Geographical Distribution.
550 Geology.
5SO.I, Philosophy, Theories, Geological Time; .s, Compends ; .3, Dictionaries; .4,
Papers, Tracts, Letters; .5, Periodicals; .6, Societies; .7, Study and Teaching
Museums; .8, Colleaive Works; .9, History.
551 Physical and Dynamical Geology.
Including Physical Geography. For Cosmical Geography, see 523.
.1 Structure of Earth as a Whole.
.11 Interior of Earth.
.12 Internal Heat.
.13 Earth's Crust.
.14 Conductivity of Rocks.
.2 Seismology.
.21 Volcanoes.
.22 Earthquakes.
.23 Hot Springs, Geysers.
.24 Oscillations of the Earth's Crust.
.3 Erosion and Deposition.
.31 Glaciers and Glacial Phenomena.
.32 Moraines.
.33 Transported Materials, TiU.
.34 Icebergs.
•35 Aqueous Erosion.
.36 Coast Changes.
.37 Aerial Erosion.
.4 Surface Features of the Earth.
•41 Continents. Division of Oceans for use under .46 and .4^.
•42 Islands. ,^ Atlantic. North Sea. Baltic.
w^3 Mountains. Valleys. Orology. 2, Mediterranean. Black Sea.
•44 Caves. 3» Gulf of Mexico. Caribbean.
M^ Plains ** Southern Atlantic.
*^ * 6, Eastern Pacific or American Coast.
.47 Ocean Currents. 7, Indian. Bay of Bengal. Red Sea.
.48 Rivers. Lakes. 8, Arctic.
.49 Springs. Wells. Ground water. 9. Antarctic.
.5 Meteorology.
.51 Atmospheric Currents. Winds.
.52 Thermometry, Heat. Seeal80 536.5,Temi>erature; 613.18, Hygiene.
•53 Hypsometry. See 526.36-8 for Methods.
.54 Barometry, Pressure.
.55 Storms.
.56 Climate.
.57 Moisture. Rainfall. Flow of Streams. Floods.
.58 Prairies, Forests, and Deserts.
.6 Metamorphism.
.7 Stratigraphical Geology.
.71 Archaean.
.72 Cambrian.
.73 Silurian. .731, Lower Silurian ; .732, Upper Silurian.
.74 Devonian. Old red sandstone.
.75 Carboniferous.
.76 Triassic and Jurassic Lias. Oolite.
.77 Cretaceous.
.78 Tertiary. .781, Eocene. .782, Miocene. .783, Pliocene.
.79 Quaternar}'. Postpliocene. Glacial. .791, Recent.
551 .8
Structural Geology.
.8 1
Stratification.
.82
Curvature and Contortion.
.83
Ripple Marks and Sun Cracks.
.84
Joints. Cleavage. Polarity in Rocks.
^£
Dip. Outcrop. Strike.
.86
Anticlinal. Synclinal.
.87
Faults and Folds. Dislocations.
.88
Veins. Dykes. Necks. Bosses.
.89
•9
Agents of Geological Work.
.91
Frost.
.92
Water.
.93
Atmosphere.
.94
Chemical Changes. Heat.
•95
Animals.
.96
Coral Reefs.
•97
Plants.
.98
Segregation and Concretion.
.99 Other Agents.
552 Lithology, Petrography, Petrology,
.1
Igneous Rocks.
.2
Volcanic Rocks.
.21
Lavas. Scoria.
.22
Volcanic Ashes. Volcanic Tufa. Tuff.
•23
Obsidian. Pumice. Pitchstone.
.24
Trachvte.
•25
Rhyolite.
.26
Andesite. Dacite. Phonolite.
•27
Felsites.
.28
Basalt.
.29
Other Volcanic Rocks
•3
Plutonic Rocks.
•3»
Porphyry. Porphyrite.
•32
Syenite.
•33
Granite.
•34
Diabase and Gabbro.
•35
Dolerite.
.36
Diorite.
•37
Norite.
•38
Peridotite.
•39
Other Plutonic Rocks.
•4
Metamorphic Rocks.
41
Granites and Syenites.
.42
Gneiss.
•43
Schists.
.44
Slates. Argillite. Phyllite.
•45
Quartzite. Novaculite. Itacolumite.
.46
Marble. Crystalline limestone.
•47
Serpentine.
48
Chrysolitic Rocks.
•49
Other Metamorphic Rocks.
552-5 Sedimentary Rocks.
.51 Sandstone. Conglomerate. Sand. Gravel*
.52 Shale. Clay Silt.
'S3 Gypsum. Salt.
.54 Limestone. Marl. Ooze.
.55 Dolomite.
.56 Oolite.
.57 Infusorial or Diatomaceous Earth.
.58 Glauconite. Greensand.
.59 Other Sedimentary Rocks.
.6 Meteorites.
7 Decay of Rocks.
8 Microscopical Petrography,
.81 Determination of Rock Minerals.
.82 Rock Structure.
553 Economic Geology, see al»o6M.i, Mining engineering.
.1 Ore Deposits.
.1 1 Formation and Structure.
.12 Classification.
.13 Superficial. Placers.
.14 Stratified. Beds, etc.
. 1 5 Unstratified.
.16 Disseminated through eruptive rocks.
.17 Stock werks. Fahlbands. Contacts.
.18 Chambers and Pockets. Impregnations.
.19 Mineral Veins.
.2 Carbon Series.
.21 Peat.
.22 Lignite and Jet.
.23 Canncl Coal. Bituminous Shale. [While the history of all the other pro-
.24 Bituminous and Semi-Bituminous Coals. «^""» J^'"*^* ^^^' ^^^ ^'^^"^ °^ ^^
A ..u '^ J r- L'^- * ..u 's.^ metals is more useful in 669, Metal-
.25 Anthracite and Graphitic Anthracite. . ^
.26 Graphite. Plumbago.
.27 Asphalt and Asphaltic Coals. Ozc.erite.
.28 Petroleum. Natural Gas.
.29 Fossil Gums and Resins.
.3 Ores of Iron.
.4 Ores of Metals other than Iron.
.41 Ores of Gold.
.42 Ores of Silver.
.43 Ores of Copper.
.44 Ores of Lead.
.45 Ores of Zinc and Tin. Mercury.
.46 Ores of Manganese and Chromium
.47 Ores of Antimony and Arsenic.
.48 Ores of Xickel and Cobalt.
.49 Other Metallic Ores.
553-5 Building Stones.
.51 Marbles and Limestones,
.52 Granites and Syenites.
.53 Sandstones.
.54 Slates.
.55 Serpentines. Soapstones.
.56 Porphyries.
.57 Trap.
.58 Tufa. Peperino.
.59 Other Building Stones.
.6 Earthy Economic Minerals.
.61 Fire Clays. Brick Clays. Potter's Cla^^s.
.62 Sands.
.6^ Rock Salt. Gypsum.
.64 Phosphates. Apatite. Guasa See also 631.
.65 Emery.
.66 Heavy Spar. Sulphur.
.67 Asbestus, etc.
.68 Limes and Mineral Cements.
.69 Other Earthy Economic Minerals.
.7 Mineral Waters.
.71 Alkalme. Divide general works geographically like 930-999; e.g.
.72 Saline. Mineral waters of Germany, 553. 7043
.73 Chalybeate, Iron-beanng.
.74 Sulphuric
.75 Calcic
See also 551.23.
.8 Gems. Ornamental Stones.
.9 Other Economic Minerals.
554 Geology of Europe. 554-559 subdivided by countries like 9*0-999.
555 Geology of Asia.
556 Geology of Africa.
557 Geology of North America.
558 Geology of South America.
559 Geology of Oceanica. Polar Regions,
560 Paleontology.
56 1 Plants. 561 is subdivided like Botany, 580.
562 Invertebrates. 5^^-569 « subdivided like zooiogy, 592 599.
563 Protozoa. Radiates,
564 Mollusks.
565 Articulates.
566 Vertebrates.
567 Fishes. Batrachia.
568 Reptiles. Birds.
569 Mammals.
Use form divisions as in 550 and divide .9 geographically
like 930-999 ; c. g. Paleontology of Germany is 560.943.
570 Biology.
570.1, Philosophy; .2, Compends; .3, Dictionaries; .4, Essays, Lectures, etc; •(, Periodr
cals; .6, Societies; .7, Stiidy and Teaching, Museunu; .8, Collective Works; .9,
History.
571 Prehistoric Archaeology.
For Customs, see 39a For archeology of special countries, see 913.
Paleolithic, or Early Stone Age.
,11 Drift Remains.
.12 Cave Men.
.13 Remains of Animals. Shells.
,14 Chipped Stones.
.15 Flint Flakes. Arrow Heads. Knives, etc.
16 Other Stone Remains.
.19 Other Remains.
,2 Neolithic, or Liate Stone Age*
,21 Stone Quarries.
.22
.23 Remains of Animals.
.24 Polished Stones.
,25 Sharpened Stones. Celts. Tools. Weapons.
.26 Perforated Stones. Spindles. Net Sinkers. Pipes.
.27 Hollowed Stones. Mortars. Cups. Food Vessels.
.28 Other Stone Remains.
.29 Other Remains.
.3 Bronze Age.
.31 Ancient Copper and Tin Mining.
.34 Bronze Remains.
■35 Tools. Weapons, etc.
.37 Cups. Vessels.
.39 Other Remains.
.4 Iron Age.
.5 Other Remains.
.51 Implements of Wood.
,52 Implements of Bone.
.53 Basket Work. <-* / j .
.54 Textile Fabrics.
.55 Pottery.
.56 Glass.
.6
.7 Rudiments of Art. Ornaments.
.71 Drawings.
.72 Paint.
.73 Sculptures.
.74 Beads.
.8 Dwellings.
.81 Natural Caves.
.82 Earth Houses. Pit Dwellings. Weems.
.83 Lake Dwellings. Crannoges.
.84 Cliff Dwellings.
.85 Pueblos.
.86 Tents as Dwellings.
57z«9 Mounds and Monuments.
.91 Mounds and Mound Builders.
.92 Grave Mounds.
.93 Kitchen Middens. Shell Banks
.94 Monoliths. Cromlechs.
.95 Circles. Labyrinths.
.96 Cairns.
97
98
99
572 Ethnology. Anthropology.
See also 136.4, Mental race characteristics.
>z Unity of the Human Race.
>2 Diversity of Races.
.3 Migrations of Men.
.4 Original Home of Man. Eden, Atlantis, etc.
5
6
7
.8 Races divided by Language like 400.
Races divided by Countries like 930-999.
Divide by countries where possible. Use language divisions for groups like Semitic, Aryii^
Teutonic, English, etc.
573 Natural History of Man.
,z Man's Place in Nature.
,2 Origin of Man.
>3 Antiquity of Man.
.4 Influence of Climate and Surroundings.
.5 Color in Man.
,6 Anthropometry.
Craniology.
.8 Dwarfs and Giants.
.9 Monstrosities, see also 613.91, congenital defects ; 617.3, Deformities.
574 Homologies.
575 revolution. see also 213, creation ',215, ReUgion and science; 239.8, Apologetioi.
,1 Heredity. see also 136.3, Mental; 233.3, Moral ; 129.2, Origin of soul.
,2 Variation. see also 591.15, physiological zoology.
•3 Environment, see also 136.2, Mental; 573.4*
.4 Natural Selection.
.5 Sexual Selection.
.6 Development. Survival of the Fittest.
.7 Degeneration.
.8 Origin of Species.
I Origin of Sexes. see also 591.36, Embryology.
576 Origin and Beginnings of Life,
spontaneous Generation.
Protoplasm. Bioplasm.
Cells.
Beginnings of Motion and Sensation.
I
2
3
4
5
6
577 Properties of Living Matter.
I
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
578
z
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
579
.1
.2
•3
.4
•5
.6
•7
.8
Chemical. Difference between Organic and Inorganic.
Life. Difference between Dead and Living Matter.
Difference between Vital and Physical Phenomena.
Conditions of Life. Moisture. Temperature.
Difference between Plants and Animals.
Vital Force.
Death.
Sex in Nature.
JCS.
<i
<(
M icrOSCOpy. see als© 535.82, Optic
Varieties of Microscopes.
Optical Parts.
Mechanical Parts.
Accessory Apparatus and Management of Microscope.
Illuminating Apparatus.
Preparation and Mounting of Objects.
Special Preparation and Study of Inorganic MateriaL
Botanical Material, see 581.8, HUtoiogi^
Zoological Material. 591.8, •*
Collectors' Manuals.
Preparing Skeletons.
Preservatives and Hardening Fluids.
Injections.
Taxidermy.
Mounting Specimens.
Collecting.
.11, Alluring; Bait, Light, etc. .12, Hunting; Nets, Collecting bottle, etc. .13, Killing.
.14, Exchange. Purchase. .75, Rearing. .16, Transiwrting.
Arrangement of Specimens in Museums.
.71, Cabinets. .72, Labels.
Preservation of Specimens.
.81, Museum Pests. .82, Pestifuges. .83, Prevention of moisture. .84, Retention of colon.
580 Botany.
580.1, Philosophy, Classification, Nomenclature ; .a, Compends; .3, Dictionaries, C]rdopedia8i
.4, Essays; .5, Periodicals; .6, Societies; .7, Study and Trachine. Herbariums, Botanic
Gardens; .8, Collective Works; .9, History.
581 Physiological and Structural Botany.
Subdivided where wished like 591.
.1 Physiology.
.2 Pathology. Teratology.
.21 Diseases.
.22 Teratology.
.23 Parasites.
.3 Embryology. Germination.
.4 Morphology. Comparative Anatomy.
.5 Habits.
.6 Economic.
.7 Organography. Descriptive Anatomy.
.8 Histology. see 578.8.
.9 Geographical.
.91 Distribution of Plants.
•93"«99 i* subdivided like 930-999.
This Geographical Classification is to be used only for general works and cross-references. The
" Flora of North America " is put 581.97 ; but " North American Cryptogams '* is classed
586 with a reference from 581.97, but No. Am. Phanerogamia goes with 581.97 because
it so completely covers the subject.
General Works covering both Phanerogamia and Cryptogamia are put under 580, as books on
Vertebrates and Invertebrates are put under 590.
In applying these numbers to Fossil Plants, 561, note that one more figure must be used than
m Fossil Animals. The Zodlogy numbers arc already given in the third place in Paleon-
tology, e. g. 592 Invertebrates, 563 Fossil Invertebrates, and so on to 599 Mammals, and
569 Fossil Mammals. But in Fossil Plants, 561, all eight sections are grouped together
and the section number must be repeated. Fossil Phanerogams are 561.2 not 56a, which
is assigned to Invertebrate Zoology as more important. Lichens are 561.91, etc. In the
same way the Fossil Flora of North America is 561.197, i. e., the first two Botany figures,
58, are changed to 561 to give the corresponding Fossil Botany number, while in Zoology
the only change is from 59 to 56 for first two figures, except in 591, which cannot change
to 561, which is assigned to Botany. The Fossil Fauna of North America must therefore
go among general works under 560.97.
582 Phanerogamia. see also Trees 7.5-
The sub-sections below are Uken from the recognized authority, Bentham and Hooker's Genera
583
Plantarura.
Dicotyledonae.
•z
Polypetalse.
.11
Ranales.
•III
Ranunculaceae.
.112
Dilleniacese.
.113
CaLycanthaceae.
.114
Magnoliaceae.
.lis
Anonaceae.
.116
Menispermaceie
.117
Berberidcae.
.118
Nymphxaceae.
ta
Parietalea.
Sanaceniace^.
121
Papaveracei.
123
Cruciferi.
'3'
'33
Resedacesc
'34
Cistmex.
'35
Violarier.
■37
Canellaccae.
'38
Bixinca.
14
P<.lyE»Jin«.
141
PLtlosporei,
141
Tremandrea.
UJ
Poljrgalei.
145
VochysiacM.
•5
Caryophyllinea:.
'S'
Frankeniacese.
'52
Caryophylleae.
'53
Sileneac.
'54
AlMnea;.
"55
Polycarpea.
156
Portulaceae.
.58
Tamariscinex.
iS
Outtiferales.
161
E1aib«x.
162
Hypericin«K.
'63
Guttifera.
:66
Tttnslramiace
T67
Dipicrotarpe*
168
Clilinacea:.
'7
Malvales. M.ilv
i3
Sierculiaceffi.
'9
Tiliacese.
OeronialeB.
211
Lintx.
213
Humiriacex.
214
Malpighiacea.
221
Zygophyllei.
323
GetaniaccK.
53
Kutacei,
141
Simarubel.
=45
Ochnacea.
!47
Burseracex.
S51
Mdiacei.
*SS
Chailletiace*.
583
.26
Olacales.
.261
Oladneae.
.269
Ilicineae.
•27
Celastrales.
.271
Celastrineae.
.274
Stackhousiex.
•275
Rhamneae.
.279
Ampelidcae.
.28
Sapindales.
.28 1
Sapindaceae.
.291
Sabiacex.
.292
Anacardiacese.
•«97
Anomola.
.29S
Coriariex.
.299
Moringcae.
•3
Resales.
•3'
Connaraceae.
•32
Leguminosae.
•37
Rosaceae.
.38
Saxifrageae.
•39
Crassulaceae.
•393
Droseraceae.
•394
Hamamelideae.
•396
Bruniaceae.
.398
Halorageae.
•4
Myrtales.
.411
Rhizophoreae.
.414
Combretaceae.
.42
Myrtaceac.
•43
Melastomaceae.
.441
Lythrarieae.
•445
Onagrarieae.
•45
Passiflorales.
.451
Samydaceae.
•453
Loaseae.
•455
Turneraceae.
.456
Passifloreae.
.461
Cucurbitaceae.
.468
Bcgoniaceae.
.469
Datisceae.
47
Ficoidales.
.471
Cacteae.
•475
Ficoideas.
.48
Umbellales.
.481
Umbelliferae.
.491
Araliaceae.
497
Corn ace ae.
583-5
Rubiales. Caprifoliacez.
R ubiacex.
Valerlanex.
Dipsacex
Calycereie.
Compos itas.
Campanales. Stylidie«.
Campanulacex.
Eric ales.
Epacridea;.
Lennoacea.
Primulalefl.
Plumbaginea:.
Primulaccie.
Myraincx.
Sbenales.
Sapotacex.
Styjacea
QenlianaleB
Salvadoraceo.
Asclepiadei.
Polemoniales.
s
Personates.
£i
Scro]j|iularinea.
£ii
<:>rr)l).incbac«B,
£n
LcniibiilarieK.
J&29
fulumrlliacea;.
■«3
Gesnetaceae.
■84
Bignoniaceae.
■8s
PedalinCjE.
.86
Acanthacwe.
■»7
-871
Myoporinese.
JI76
Selaginex.
M
VetbEnaccK.
S9,
Labiatse.
■899
Ordo onomaluB. Plantaginete.
•9
Apetalse.
•91
Curvembryeae.
•911
Nyctagincae.
.912
Illecebraceae.
•913
Amarantaceae.
•914
Chenopodiaccx.
•915
Phyto]accaceae.
.916
Batidese.
•917
Polygonaceae.
92
Multiovulatae Aquaticae.
•921
Podostemaceae.
.gas
Multiovulatae Terrestres.
Nepenthaces
•923
Cytinaceae.
.924
Aristolochiaceae.
.925
Micrembryeae. Piperaceae.
.926
Chloranthaceae.
.927
Myristiceae.
.928
Monimiaceae.
•93
Daphnales.
•931
Laurineae.
•932
Proteaccae.
•933
Thymelaeaceae.
•934
Penaeaceae.
•935
Elaeagnaceae.
•94
Achlamydosporeae.
.941
Loranthaceae.
•943
Santalaceae.
.947
Ba]anophoreae.
•95
Unisexuales.
.951
Euphorbiaceae.
.961
Balanopseae.
.962
Urticaccae.
.971
P]atanaceae.
.972
Leitnerieae.
•973
Juglandeae.
•974
Myricaceae.
•975
Casuarineae.
.976
Cupuliferae.
•98
Anomali.
.981
Salicineae.
.983
Lacistemaceae.
.984
Empetraceae.
.987
Ceratophyllcae.
584 Monocotyledonae.
I
Microspenne«.
11
Hydrochjride*.
'3
Burma nniacei.
'S
Orchidei.
Bpigyne*.
Sdlaminea.
13
HimodoracM.
14
^5
Iridex.
Amaryllidei.
16
Taccaces.
27
3
3"
Coronaticie.
Ruxburghiacei,
32
Liliacea;.
34
rontederiacea.
3S
Philydraceae.
36
XyridcK.
37
Mayaccx.
38
Commelinacese.
39
Rapaleacea.
4
Calycinex.
Flagellariea,
4S
5
Palm*.
6
Nudiflorea:.
61
Pandaneac.
6z
Cyclanthacea
63
Tjphact^.
64
Aroidese.
68
7
7'
72
74
Lemnace*.
ApocarpcK.
TriuridcK.
Naiadacca.
S
Si
OlumAcex.
Eriocaulese.
Jii
Centrolepidea.
■83
Resliace*.
A,
Cyperaccx.
■9
Graminei.
585
Gymnospermae.
.1
GnetaccEc.
.3
Coniferse.
'9
Cycadaceae.
586
Cryptogamia.
587
Pteridophyta.
.1
Isoetese.
.2
EquisetEC.
.3
FilicinBc.
9
Lycopodinse.
588
Bryophyta,
.1
Sphagna.
.3
Musci.
•3
Hepaticse.
•4
Characese.
589
Thallophyta.
.1
Lichenes.
.11
Basidiolichenes.
.15
Ascolichenes.
.i6
Angiocarpx.
•17
Gymnocarpx.
.18
Gelatinosx.
.19
Byssacese.
.2
Fungi.
.21
Carposporese.
.22
fiasidiomycetes.
.221
Gasteromycetes.
.222
Hymenomycctes.
.224
Tremcllinae.
.225
Uredineae.
.227
Ustilaginc;e.
.229
Entomophthorex.
.23
Ascomycetes.
•23^
Tuberaceae.
•233
Discomycetes.
•235
Pyrenomycetes.
.238
Gymnoasceae.
.24
Oosporese.
.25
Peronosporeae.
.26
Saprolegniex.
•27
Zygosporeae.
.28
Zygomycetes.
.29
Myxomycetes.
•3
Algae.
.4
Carposporeae.
.41
Floridcae.
•47
Coleochaeteae.
.5
Oosporeae.
.6
Zygosporeae.
.61
Conjugateae.
.67
Zoosporeae.
•7
Protophyta.
.8
Chlorophyllaceae.
•9
Achlorophyllaceae.
•9»
Saccharomycetes. Yeast.
•95
Schizomycetes. Bacteria. Microbe?
See also 614.41, Origin of infectious diseases; 6:6.01, Germ theory of disease.
590 Zoology.
590ii, Philosophy, QaMificatio&; .a, Compends; .%, Dictionaries; .4, Essars, Lectures, etc;
.5, Periodicals; .6. Societies ; .7, Study and Teaching, Zoological Gardens, Aqoaria,
Museums ; .8, Collective Works ; .9, History.
591 Physiological Zoology.
.1 Physiology.
.11 Circulation.
.12 Respiration.
I, Nature; 2, Dermal; 3, Aquivascular; 5, Branchial: 6, Tracheal; f, Palmonary;
9, Exhalation of Aqueous Vapor.
.13 Nutrition.
I, Acquisition of Food; 3, Digestion of Food; ^, Assimilation of Food; 4, Growth;
5, Development j 6, Repair of Waste ; 7, Production of Organic Material ; 8, Conditions
of Nutritive Activity; 9, Longevity, Vitality.
.14 Secretion and Excretion.
I, Mucous and Sebaceous; 2, Sericeous; tt Digestive, salivary, gastric, pancreatic;
4, Odoriferous, sweet, etc.; 5, Poisonous, gall-fonnation, caprification; 591.65 6f Mam-
mary, spermatic : 7, Lachrymal ; 8, Biliary ; 9, Urinary and Fecal.
.15 Variation. See also 575.2, Evolution.
1, Polymorphic; 2, Geographic; 3, Heterophagfc ; 4, Polygoneutic ; 5, Mimetic; 6, Sex-
ual; 7, Colorational ; 8, Hybrids; 9, Monstrosities.
.16 Generation.
I, Abiogenesis; 2, Parthenogenesis, neuters; 3, Metagenesis, pedogenesis, nurses; 5,
Fission and Gemmation; 6 Fecundation; 7, Hermaphrodites; 8, Vivipara; 9, Super-
foetation.
.17 Histogenesis.
I, Development of Sperm^cells; 2, Development of Germ-cells, micropyle; 9, Repara-
tion of Wounds.
.18 Nervous Functions and Sensation.
.19 Physiological chemistry.
.2 Pathology.
.3 Embryology.
.33, Development of Embryo; .34^ Metamorphosis, larva, j>upa, moulting; .^5, Hyper*
metamorphosis; .36, Production of Sexes. See also 575.9, Origin of sexes.
.4 Morphology. Comparative Anatomy.
41 Circulatory Organs.
.42 Respiratory Organs.
43 Nutritory Organs.
.44 Secretory and Excretory Orgaoft
45
46 Generatory Organs.
47 Motory Organs.
.48 Nervous System.
49 Integument. Dermoskeleton. Skeleton*
.5 Habits and Behavior.
.51 Instinct. Reason.
.52 Abode. Migration.
.53 Food.
.54 Seasons. Hibernation,
.55 Sociability.
.56 Philoprogenitiveness. Breeding
.57 Means of Protection. Fascination.
.58
.59 Other Habits.
S9I.6
Economic
^i
Usefulness.
Ai
In Nature.
•63
As Food and Medicine for Man.
.64
In Chemistry and Manufactures.
.65
Noxiousness.
.66
Offensive Animals.
Aj
Animals causing Diseases.
.68
Injuring Vegetable and Animal Products and Inorganic Substances.
.69
Injuring Living Plants and Animals. Parasites.
•7
Organography. Descriptive Anatomy.
Subdivided like 591.4, Morphology.
.8
Histology. See also 578.9, Microscopical zoology.
.9
Geographical Distribution of Animals.
Subdivided like 930-999, using .9a for ocean.
592
Invertebrates.
593
Protozoans. Radiates.
•I
Protozoans.
.zz
Rhizopoda.
.la
Foraminifera.
•>3
Heliozoa.
.14
Radiol aria. Polycystina.
•15
Infusoria.
.16
Flagellata.
•17
Ciliata.
.18
•
•19
Qregarinidae.
.2
Radiates.
•3
Coelenterata. Acalepha (oW use of term, now limited to 593-73)«
•4
Sponges. PoFifera. Spongia.
•5
Cnidaria.
.6
Actinozoa. Polyps. Corals and Sea Anemones.
.6z
Rugosa. Tetracorolla.
.6a
Alcyonaria. Octocorolla.
.63
Zoantharia. HexacoroUa.
.64
Antipatharia.
.65
Actinaria.
.66
Madreporaria.
.7
Hydrozoa.
•71
Hydromedusae.
•7*
Siphonophora.
•73
Acalepha.
•74
Calycozoa.
.76
Marsupial ida.
.77
Discophora. Jelly Fish.
^
Ctenophora. Jelly Fish.
593-9
.ga
•93
•94
•95
.96
•97
.98
•99
594
,1
,2
•3
4
•5
.6
7
.8
595
.1
.2
•3
•31
.32
•33
•34
•35
.36
•37
•38
•39
•4
•5
.6
.71
.72
•73
•74
•75
.76
'77
.78
•79
Echinodermata.
Crinoidea. Sea Lilies.
Asteroidea. Star Fish.
Stelleridea.
Ophiuridea.
Bchinoidea. Sea Urchins.
Holothuroidea. Sea Cucumbers.
Pedata.
Apoda.
Enteropneusta.
Mollusks.
Lamellibranchiata. Bivalves.
Scaphopoda.
Gastropoda. Univalves. Snails. Slugs, see also 632, Pests.
Pteropoda. Winged Shells.
Cephalopoda. Squids and Cuttle Fish.
Molluscoidea.
Bryozoa. (Polyzoa.) Sea Mats.
Brachiopoda. Lamp Shells.
Tunicata. (Ascidia.) Sea Grapes.
Articulates.
Worms. Vermes, see also 632, Pests.
Arthropoda.
Crustacea.
Bntomostraca. Cyclops, Shrimps, etc.
Phyllopoda.
Ostracoda.
Copepoda.
Cirripedia. Barnacles, etc.
Malacostraca. Sandbugs, Crabs, Lobsters, etc. -
Arthrostraca.
Thoracostraca.
Qigantostraca. Trilobites.
Arachnida. Spiders. Scorpions. Mites, see also 63a, Pests.
Onychophora.
Myriopoda. Centipedes, etc. see also 632, Pests.
Insects. Insecta. Hexapoda. see also 632, Pests.
Thysanura. Bristle-tails, spring-tails, etc.
Orthoptera. Grasshoppers, etc.
Pseudoneuroptera. Dragon-flies, white ants, etc.
Neuroptera. Caddice flies, etc.
Rhynchota. (Hcmiptera.) l^ugs, etc.
Coleoptera. Beetles.
Diptera. Flies, etc.
Lepidoptera. Butterflies, Moths.
Hymenoptera. Bees, Wasps, etc.
596 Vertebrates.
597 Fishes. Pisces.
.1 Pharyngobranchii. Lancelet.
.2 Marsipobranchii. Lampreys. -
.3 Elasmobranchii. Sharks, Rays, etc.
.4 Ganoidei. Sturgeons, Garpikes, etc.
•5 Teleostei. True bony fishes.
.6 Batrachia. (Amphibia.)
.7 Ophiomorpha.
.8 Anura. Toads, Frogs.
.9 Urodela. Salamanders.
598 Reptiles. Birds.
.1 Reptiles.
.1 1 Lacertilia. Lizards.
.12 Ophidia. Snakes.
.13 Chelonia. Turtles.
.14 Crocodilia. CrocodilaSi
.15 Ichthyopterygia.
.16 Sauropterygia.
.17 Anomodontia.
.18 Pterosauria.
.19 Dinosauria.
.2 Birds. Aves.
.3 Grallatores. (Waders.)
.4 Natatores. (Swimmers.)
.5 Cursores. (Runners.)
.6 Rasores. (Scratchers.)
.7 Scansores. (Climbers.)
.8 Insessores. (Perchers.)
.9 Raptores. (Birds of Prey.)
599 Mammals. Mammalia.
.1 Monotremata. Duck-billed Platypus.
.2 Marsupialia. Kangaroos, Opossums.
.3 Edentata. Rodentia. Insectivora. Sloths. Rodents.
Moles.
4 Cheiroptera. Bats.
.5 Cetacea. Sirenia. Whales, etc.
Proboscidea. Hyracoidea. Elephants. Hyrax.
.7 Ungrulata. Carnivora. Domestic Mammals, see also 636.
.8 Quadrumana. . Apes.
Bimana. Man. see also 573. Nal. hist, of man ; 6io. Medicine.
Useful Arts-
600 Useful Arts.
601 Philosophy. Theories, etc
602 Compends. Outlines.
603 Dictionaries. Cyclopedias.
604 Essays. Lectures. Addresses.
605 Periodicals. Magazines. Reviews.
606 Societies. Fairs. Exhibitions.
Special exhibitions go with their topics. This is general only.
607 Education. Schools of Technology.
Divided like 940-99.
608 Patents. Inventions.
609 History of Useful Arts in General.
For its History, see each spedal department.
6io Medicine.
.1, Philosophy, Theories; .a, Compends; .3, Dictionaries, Cyclopedias; .4, Essays; .5,
Periodicals; .6, Societies; .7, Study and teaching; .71, Medical schools; .72, Medi-
cal education of women ; .73, Training schools for nurses; .77, Medical museums;
.8, Collections; .9, History of Medicine.
61 1 Anatomy. Histology.
• X
II
12
13
14
15
•2
.21
.22
.23
.24
•25
.26
•31
•32
•33
•34
•35
.36
•37
.38
Nay be subdivided by a o. like 610, if wished. Put Dissection in 611.07. For Malforma-
tions see 6i7.3» Othopxdic Surgery. See also 591.4, Comparative Anatomy; 591.8,
Histology.
Circulatory System.
Pericardium.
Heart.
Arteries.
Veins.
Capillaries.
Respiratory System.
Nasal Passages.
Larynx.
Trachea. Bronchi,
Lungs.
Pleura.
Diaphragm and other muscles of respiration.
Digestive System.
Mouth. Tongue. Teeth. Salivary Glands.
Pharynx. Oesophagus.
Stomach.
Intestine.
Rectum. Anus.
Liver. Gall Bladder.
Pancreas.
Peritoneum. Omentum, Mesentery.
Glandular and Lymphatic System.
Put glands of any special system with that system. See 611.36, Liver; 6ii.6it Kidneys}
611.31, Sahvary Glands; 6ii,69f Mammary Glands.
41
Spleen.
.42
Lymphatics.
•43
Thymus.
.44
Thyroid.
•45
Suprarenal Bodies.
,46
.6
Genito-Urinary System. Breasts
.61
Kidneys. Ducts. Ureters.
.62
Bladder. Urethra.
.63
Testes. Spermatic Cord. Scrotum.
.64
Penis.
.65
Ovaries. Fallopian Tubes,
.66
Uterus.
.67
Vagina. Vulva.
.68
.69
Mammary Glands,
6ix.7
Motor and Integumentary System.
•71
Bones. Skeleton.
.72
Articulations. Joints. Cartilages.
•73
Muscles.
.74
Tendons. Fasciae.
•75
Bursse. Sheaths of Tendons.
•76
Connective Tissue.
'77
Skin.
.78
Hair. Nails.
.8
Nervous System. Sensory Apparatus.
.81
Brain and its Meninges.
.82
Spinal Cord and its Meninges.
.83
Nerves.
.84
Sight.
.85
Hearing.
.86
Smell.
.87
Taste.
.88
Touch.
.89
Ganglia.
•9
Regional Anatomy.
.91
Head.
.92
Face.
•93
Neck.
.94
Chest.
•95
Abdomen.
.96
Pelvis.
•97
Upper Extremities.
.98
Lower Extremities.
)I2
Phvsiolosrv.
May be subdivided by a o, like 610, if wished. For Vital Phenomena in genenl, see 577
Properties of living matter. Use 612.01 for general works on Physiological Chemistry.
See also 591. i, Phyr tlogy of Animals.
•I Blood and Circulation.
.11 Blood and its Physical Properties. See also 6ia.a3, Changes in Blood.
. I , Red Globules ; .a, Leucoqries; .3, Arterial Blood; .4, Venous Blood; .5, Coagulation;
.6, Quantity; .7, Color; .8, Other Properties; .9, Blood-making. Sanguification.
.12 Chemical Composition.
.13 Hydraulic Principles of Circulation.
.14 Blood Pressure.
.15 Rapidity of Flow.
.16 Pulse Wave.
.17
.18
.19 Functions of Special Organs.
.2 Respiration.
.21 Respiratory Movements.
.22 Gas Exchange.
.23 Changes in Blood. See also 612. n, Blood.
.24 Capacity of the Lungs.
.25 Exhalation of Vapor of Water.
.26 Change of excreted Organic Particles.
.27
.28
.29 Functions of Special Organs.
6x2.3 Digestion. Absorption. Nutrition.
.31 Mouth. Teeth. Salivary Glands.
.32 Stomach. Vomiting, see 616.33.
.33 Intestine.
.34 Pancreas. Pancreatic Fluid.
.35 Liver.
.36 Defecation.
•37
.38 Absorption.
.1, Imbibition; .2, Osmous; .3, Diffusioii; .4, Skin, see also 612.79 ^^^ 6>S'67f »%
Lungs, see also 612.39 and 615.64; .6, Alimentary Canal, see also 612.3 » 'Zt Oth&t
Mucous Membranes, see also 615.66; .8, Parenchymatous Absorption.
.39 Nutrition.
.1, Hunger and Thirst; .2, Nntriments; .3, Stimulants; .4, Growth; .5, Repair; .6*
Carbohydrates; .7, Fats; .8, Albuminoids. For Diet, see 613.2.
•4 Secretion. Excretion.
Divided like 61 1.4. Add 612.46, Kidneys, Bladder, Urine, etc.; 612.49, ^or Vicarious
Secretion. Put secretions of special systems with those sy^enu; e. g. of the
Liver, 612.35.
•5 Animal Heat.
.51 Sources of Heat.
.52 Loss of Heat.
.53 Regulation of Heat.
.54 Conditions Influencing Temperature.
•55 Variations of Heat.
.36 Temperature of Body.
.57 Fever. See 616.92, Diseases.
.58
.6 Reproduction. Development.
jSi Male Functions of Generation.
.62 Female Functions of Generation.
.63 Impregnation.
.64 Development of Embryo.
For abnormal development of embryo, see 617.3, Deformities.
.65 Growth after Birth.
.66 Period of full Development.
I, Puberty; 2, Menstruation; 3, Fecundity; 4, Lactation.
.67 Period of Decline. Death. See also 577.7, Biology.
.68 Longevity. See 368.3, Life Insurance; 519.5, Probabilities; 614.12, Death Rates.
.69
•7 Function of Motor and Vocal Apparatus and Skin.
.71 Protoplasm. See 576.2, Origin of Life.
.72 Cilia.
.73 Smooth Muscles.
,74 Striped Muscles.
For structure and chemical composition of muscles, see 61 1.73, Anatomy.
I, Contraction ; 2, Rigor; 3, Electrical Phenomena; 4» Chemical Changes; j.
Production. See also 612.51, Animal Heat.
.75 Bones. Joints.
.76 Locomotion.
.77
.78 Voice and Speech. See 784'9» Vocal Hygiene ; 808.5, Elocution ; 534«7» Sou»d.
.79 Skin. Hair. Nails.
1
6x2.8 Nervous Functions.
^i Nerve Fibres.
^2 Central Nervous System. Brain.
.83 Spinal Cord.
.84 Sight. See also 153.1, Mental faculties; 535.71 Optics.
.85 Hearing. See also 152.2, Mental facilities; 534.7, Acoustic;.
.86 Smell. Olfaction. See also 152.3.
.87 Taste. Gustation. See also 153.4.
.88 Touch. See also 152.5.
.i, Space ; .a. Temperature ; .3, Pressure ; .4, Pain ; .5, Muscular Senss ; see also is«*6^
.89 Sympathetic Nervous System. Ganglia.
613 Personal Hygiene.
Care of Health ; Prophylaxis ; Individual Health ; Laws of Health.
.02, Compends; .03, Dictionaries, Cyclopedias; .04, Essays; .05, Periodicals; .o6t So>
cieties; .07, Study and Teaching; .08, Sanitary Appliances; .09, History, D^
scription, Reports, etc., divided like 930-999.
.1 Air and Light.
For Air Analysis, see 543.7; Air Pollution, 614.7 i Ventilation, 638.8.
.II Climate. Acclimation. See 551.5, Meteorology; 615.834, Therapeutics; 61441,
Geographical distribution of disease.
.12 Health Resorts. Mountain. Sea-shore.
Regions exempt from special diseases.
.13 Seasons. Time of Day.
.14 Malaria. Moisture. Ground Air. See Public Health, 614.775, 614.773, and 6x4.n1*
.15 Purification of Air.
.16 Special Influences. Ozone, Electricity, etc.
.17 Quantity of Air Necessary.
.18 Temperature. See also 536.5, Heat; 551.5a, Meteorology.
.19 Sunlight.
•2 Food. Dietetics.
For Food Analysis, see 543.1 ; Adulterations, 614.31 ; Digestion and NatritUm, 6ta.f.
.21 Dietaries.
Including food for special classes of people ; literary men, soldiers, etc.
.22 Food for Infants.
.23 Food for the Sick.
Including means for giving nutrition, baths, enemeta, forced alimentationt etc
.24 Fasting. Famine. Starvation.
.25 Excess of Food.
.26 Vegetable Food.
.27 Fruits.
.28 • Animal Food. Meats.
.29 Fish, Oysters, etc.
•3 Beverages.
For alcoholic beverages, see 613.81 and 178, Temperamce Ethics; Iiiq;)ection of bevnw
ages, 614.34.
.31 Water as a Beverage.
.32 Impurities in Water and Ice. See also 628.16, Water supply of towns.
.33 Microscopical Analysis. For Chemical Analysis, see 543.3.
.34 Biological Analysis.
.35 Purification. Filtration, Boiling, Chemical, etc. See also 628. 16, Water Supply.
.36 Cold Drinks.
.37 Hot Drinks. Tea, Coffee, etc. See also 614.347, Adulterations.
.38 Mineral Waters, Carbonated Waters, etc. See also 614.348, Adultcntkos; 615.70^
Therapeutics.
•39 Other Beverages.
6z3«4 Cleanliness of Body. Clothing.
See also 646, Clothing, Toilet, etc.; 391, Customs, Care of Person, Bathing, Toikt
For Therapeutic baths, electric, sulphur, etc, see 615.67.
41 Baths.
^ Warm.
43 Cold. For Swimmingt see 796.
44 Douche or Shower.
»45 Sea. Salt.
46 Hot Air. Turkish. Russian. Roman, etc.
.47 Public.
48 Clothing.
I, Material, wool, cotton, etc
a, Quantity.
3, Cleanliness.
4, Pressure. Corsets, garters, tight boots, support from hips, etc
49
•5 Human Habitation and Resort.
For Heating, see 697; Ventilation, 628.8; House drainage, 638.6; Sanitation of
towns, 628^4 ; Industrial sanitation, 628.5.
These subjects, partly Public and partly Private Hygiene, are for oonvenience gio up cd
together here.
•51 Homes.
•52 Hotels.
.53 Tenements.
.54 Schools. Colleges. See School hygiene, 371.7.
.55 Churches, Theaters, Halls, etc.
.56 Hospitals. Asylums.
.57 Prisons. Reformatories.
•58
•59 House Furnishing.
1, Bed and Bedding.
2, Curtains. Tapestries.
3, Carpets. Rugs. Floors.
4, Wall Paper.
9, House Qeaning.
•6 Hygiene of Employment.
For Labor of children, see 331.3 ; Mining dangers and auxidents, 622.8; see also Laboring
classes, 331.8; Industrial sanitation, 628.5; Nuisances, 614.7.
.61 Over-hours. Over-work.
Occupations made Injurious.
J62 By Inhalation of Vapors and Gases.
Bleachers, match-makers, lard refiners, etc
.63 By Inhalation of Dust or by Absorption.
Grinders, stone-cutters, millers, wool operatives, hair pickers, type
founders, grocers, etc.
.64 By Elevated, Low, or Variable Temperature.
Bakers, forgemen, mariners, fishermen, farmers, laborers, etc.
J65 By Over-use of certain Organs. By Constrained Attitude and Sedentary
Life.
Engravers, public speakers, copyists, printers, salesmen, clerks, literary
men, etc. See also Mental hygiene, 131.
J66 By Accidents. See Public health, 614.8, Protection from accidents.
Machinists, quarr>-men, caisson-workers, manufacturers of explosives, etc.
.67 Military Hygiene. Barracks, Camp and Tent Life.
.68 Naval Hygiene. Ship Life.
.69 Hygiene of Travel and Exploration.
6x3.7 Hygiene of Recreation and Sleep.
•71 Gymnastics. See also 371. 73* School Hygiene, Care of Body.
For Curative gymnastics, see 615.82, Massage.
.72 Athletics and other Muscular Exercise.
See also 796, Out-door sports.
•73 Training and Overstrain. See also 371-75, Championship games.
.74 Amusement or Play.
See also 796, Out-door sports, and 371.741 Recreations.
.75 Parks.
Some subjects more properly placed in Public Health, are grouped here by attraction,
.76 Vacations. See also 371.23, School Vacations.
.77 Holidays. See also 371.23, School Holidays.
.78
.79 Rest and Sleep. Late Hours. See 613.86, Insomnia.
.8 Hygiene of Nervous System.
Including the action of Stimulants and Narcotics. See also 61 5.78, Drugs acting on Nemms
System ; 615.95, Neurotic Poisons.
For Mental overwork, see 131, Mental Hygiene. See also 178, Temperance.
.81 Alcohol. See also Temperance, 178; Beverages, 613.3 ; Inspection of BevenigeSt 614.34.
.82 Opium and Hasheesh. See also 178.8.
.83 Chloral and Caffeine. See also 178.8.
.84 Tobacco. See also 178.7.
.85 Other Narcotics.
.86 Insomnia. See also 613.79, Rest and Sleep.
.87 Morbid Habits. Bad Social Customs. See also Social Ethics, 177.
.88 Luxury. Privation.
.89 Celibacy. Monogamy. Polygamy.
See also Polygamy and Monogamy, 173.2; Sexual Ethics, 176; Celibacy (tf Qergy, 2541
Asceticism, 248.
•9 Hygiene of Offspring. Heredity.
See also Heredity, 575.x.
.91 Congenital Defects of Body.
See also Monstrosities, 573.9; and Orthopjedic Surgery, 617.3.
.92 Inherited Mental Disability.
See also Mental heredity, 136.3 ; Mental derangements, 132 ; and Mental phyaloIojQr and
hygiene, 131.
•93 Transmitted Disease.
See also special <Useases in 616.
.94 Stirpiculture.
6 14 .Public Health.
Public Hygiene. Public Sanitation. State Medicine. Preventive Medicine. See also
62S, Sanitary Engineering; 352.4, Boards of Health.
.02, Compends ; .03, Dictionaries, Cyclopaedias ; .04, Essays ; .05, Periodi-
cals ; .06, Societies, Conventions ; .07, Education ; .08, Sanitary Ap-
pliances, Exhibitions ; .09, History, Description, Legislation, Reports,
etc., divided like 930-999, e.g. 614.0942, Public Health in England.
.1 Registration and Vital Statistics. See 312, PopuUtion.
.11 Births and Birth-rates.
.12 Deaths and Death-rates.
Divided geographically like 930-999, e.g. Death-rate in England, 614.1242.
,13 Mortality at Different Ages.
For Life Insurance, Life Tables, Biometry, etc., see Life Insurance, 368.3, and Life
Contingencies, 519.5; Longevity. 612.68.
.131 Still-births.
.132 Infant Mortality.
.133 Mortality in Childhood.
.134 •* " Adult Life.
.135 " " Old Age.
.14 Mortality of Sexes, Races, etc.
.141 " " the Sexes.
.142 " " Males.
.143 " ** Females.
.144 " " Races, Colored, White, Indian, etc.
.145 " " City and Country.
.15 " " Different Occupations. Sec also 613.6.
.16 " from Special Diseases. Causes of Death.
.17 Marriage.
.18 Divorce. See also 173.1, Family Ethics.
.2 State Control of Medicine.
.21 Medical Education and Degrees. See 610.7; 378.2, Academic Degrees
.22 Anatomy and Vivisection Laws. See 179,4, Ethics.
.23 Expert Testimony and other Medico-Legal Relations. See 340.6, Medical
Jurisprudence.
.24 Registration of Physicians, Dentists, Pharmacists, etc. License to Practice.
.25 Regulation of Medical Practice. See 174.2, Professional Ethics, Physicians.
.26 Quackery and Malpractice.
.27 Nostrums and Patent Medicines. Sec also 614.353. Adulterations.
.28 Sale of Poisons. See 615.9. Toxicology.
.29 Medical Police.
•3 Adulterations. Inspection of Articles Liable to Affect
Public Health. PubUc analy&ts. State laboratories. For chemical analysis
see 543.
,31 Inspection of Food. For chemical analysis see 543.1 ; Hygiene, 6ij.a.
,311 Sugars. Syrups. Confectionery.
.312 Cereals. Starches. Bread.
,313 Lards. Fats. Oils. See 614.325-6, Butter, Oleomargarine.
.314 Spices. Condiments.
,315 Yeast. Baking Powders. Cream of Tartar.
.316 Vegetables. Fruits. (Fresh.)
.317 Meats. Fish. (Fresh.)
.318 Canned or Preserved Food. Vegetables. Fruits.
.319 Meat. Fish. Oysters. (Preserved.)
.32 Milk and Milk Products.
.321 Milk Analysis. See also 543.2, chemistry.
.322 Milk of Known Purity.
.323 Milk as Sold to Consumer.
.324 Cream. Skimmed Milk. Condensed Milk. Buttermilk. Kumiss.
614-325 Butter and its Imitations.
.326 Oleomargarine.
.327 Cheese and its Imitations.
.33 Other Articles of Food.
.34 Inspection of Beverages. For chemical analysis see 543.1 ; Hygiene, 613.3.
.341 Fermented.
.342 Wine.
•343 Brewed.
.344 Beer.
•345 Distilled.
.346 Fruit Drinks. Lemonade, Shrub, etc.
.347 Tea. Coffee. Chocolate. Cocoa. See also 613.37, Hygiene.
.348 Mineral Waters. Soda Water. See also 613.38, Hygiene; 615.79, Therapeutict.
.349 Mixed Drinks.
.35 Inspection of Drugs. For chemical analysis see 543.4.
.351 Officinal or Pharmacopoeial Drugs.
.352 Non-officinal Drugs.
.353 Empirical or Patent Medicines. See also 614.37, State control.
,354 Cosmetics.
.355 Poisonous Cosmetics.
.36 Inspection of Tobacco.
.37 Inspection of Pigments, Wall and other Papers, Textile Fabrics, Toys, etc.
.4 Contagious and Infectious Diseases. General.
.41 Causes and Origin. See 589.95, Bacteria, Microbes; 616.01, Germ theory of disease.
.42 Geographical Distribution. Climatology.
.43 Modes of Propagation and Communication.
.44 Prevention and Restriction. See Ambulances, 614.882.
.45 Isolation, Lazarettos, etc.
.46 Quarantine, etc.
.461 Maritime Quarantine.
.462 Inland *'
463 Control of Rags, etc.
.47 Protective Inoculation.
.471 Against Small-pox. See also 616.912, Pathology.
.472 Variolation.
.473 Vaccination.
.1, Bovine Vaccination ; .2, Humanized Vaccination; .3, Vaccinal
Syphilis; .4, Re-vaccination; .5, Vaccinisation; .6, Re-vac-
cinisation; .7, Retro-vaccination ; .8, Compulsory Vaccination;
.9, Optional Vaccination.
^74 Anti-vaccination.
.475 Against Cholera, See also 616.932, Pathology.
.476 " Yellow Fever. See also 616.928, Pathology.
.477 " Hydrophobia. Pasteurism. See also 616.953, Pathology.
.48 Disinfection. Houses, Clothing, Rags, Workshops. Cars, Ships, Camps, Air, Soil,
Persons, Sewers, Vaults, Excreta. Dead, see Embalming, etc., 614.64.
.481 Fumigating and other Apparatus, i, Stationary; 2, Portable.
.482 Disinfectants. Antiseptics. Deodorizers.
Treated with reference to Public Health. See also Materia Medica 615.777
& 615.778.
.483 Heat.
^84 Chemical Disinfectants.
,485 Carbolic.
.486 Salicylic.
,487 Chlorides.
.488 Copperas.
489
^9 Epidemics. Plagues.
•5
Contagious and Infectious Diseases. Special.
These heads are for Public Health discussions only. For treatment, etc., see Pathology, 616.
•5»
Filth Diseases.
.511
Typhoid or Enteric Fever.
.512
Diphtheria.
•5U
Diarrhceal Diseases.
.514
Cholera.
•515
C holera-inf antum.
.516
Dysentery.
•5»7
Diarrhoea.
•52
Exanthemata.
.521
Small-pox.
.522
Scarlet Fever.
•523
Measles.
.524
Rotheln.
•525
Chicken-pox.
.526
Typhus.
•53
Malarial Fevers.
•531
Intermittent Fever.
•532
Remittent Fever.
•54
Other Contagious and Infectious Diseases.
.541
Yellow Fever.
.542
Phthisis.
•543
Whooping-cough.
.544
Mumps.
•545
Puerperal Fever. See also 618.
.546
Leprosy.
•547
Syphilis.
.548
Gonorrhea.
•55
Parasitic Diseases.
.56
Diseases Communicated from Lower Animals.
.561
Anthrax. Charbon.
.562
Trichiniasis.
•563
Hydrophobia.
.564
Glanders.
.6
Disposal of the Dead.
See 393, Customs. Treatment of the dead.
.61
Burial.
.611
Earth-burial.
.612
Tomb-burial.
.613
Burials in Churches. Intra-mural.
.614
Use of Perishable Coffins.
.62
Cremation. Crematories.
.63
Transportation of the Dead.
^
Embalming and Disinfection of the Dead. Use of Ice.
See 614.48, Disinfection; 615.777, Disinfectants.
.65
Effect of Cemeteries on Health.
•651
By Water Pollution.
.652
" Air •*
«
di4»7 Hygiene of the Air and Ground. Nuisances.
See 613. 1, Air, Hygiene; 613.6, Hygiene of employment; 638.5, Industrial sanitation.
.71 Air Pollution by Dust and Smoke.
.72 Air Pollution by Noxious Gases, Mineral Trades, Chemical Workft.
.721 Carbon Compounds.
.722 Carbonic Oxide, Carbonic Acid, Carburetted Hydrogen.
.723 Illuminating Gases. Gas Works.
.724 Mineral Oil Refining.
.725 Sulphur Compounds.
.726 Chlorine **
.727 Nitrogen
.728 Phosphorus
.729 Other.
.73 Air Pollution by Vegetable Trades.
.731 Brewing.
.732 Distilling.
•733 Vinegar Making.
•734 Sugar Refining.
735 Charcoal Burning.
.736 Varnish Making.
.74 Air Pollution by Animal Trades.
.741 Slaughter Houses. Abattoirs. Fish.
.742 Rendering Works. Bone-boiling. Tripe and Gut Cleaning.
.743 Pork Packing. Lard Refining.
.744 Soap Making.
.745 Tanning.
.746 ' Glue Making.
.747 Lampblack.
.748 Commercial Fertilizers.
.75 Storage and Handling of Noxious and Offensive Materials.
.76 Other Air Pollutions. See 6a8, Sanitary engineering.
.761 Stables. Stable Manure.
.762 Hog Styes.
.763 Offal. Dead and Diseased Animals and Fish.
.764 Vaults. Cess-pools. Water Closets, Privies, Urinals, Night-AoU.
.765 Sewers and Sewer Outlets. Sewer Gas.
.77 Conditions of Soil as Affecting Health. Topography. Sanitary Surveys.
.771 Analysis of Soils. Sec 543.7, Chemistry.
.772 Soil Moisture. Hygiene of Natural Water Courses and of Marshe&
See 613.14, H]rgiene.
•773 Ground Atmosphere. See 613.14, Hygiene.
•774 Solid Constituents of Soil.
.775 Malarious Soils. See 613.14, Hygiene.
.776 Recovery of Soils from Pollution.
.78 Air and Ground in Towns.
.781 Laying Out of Towns and Streets.
.782 Subways and Elevated Ways. See 638.47, Sanitation of Towna.
.7S3 Parks. Air Spaces.
.784 Hight of Buildings and Proportion of Occupiable Area.
See 614.85, Building laws.
6i4-8 Protection of Human Life from Accidents, Casualties,
etc* See 613.66 Hygiene of employment.
Si Drowning.
^11 Rescue of the Drowning.
^12 Resuscitation of the Drowned. First Help.
J&2 Suffocation.
By gases, in vauhs, mines, etc. ; see 622.8, Mining d.ingers. By illuminating gases.
^3 Explosions.
^31 Manufacture and Storage of Explosives and Combustibles. See 66a,
Chemical technology.
.832 Gunpowder.
.833 Dynamite, etc.
.834 Inspection of Kerosene, etc.
.835 " of Illuminating Gas.
.836 " of Electric Apparatus.
.837 *• of Steam Boilers.
.84 Fires.
.841 Fire Prevention.
.842 " Detection.
.843 •• Extinction. See 352.3, Fire Department.
.844 Automatic.
.845 Chemical Extinguishers.
.846 Fire Engines. Water Towers. See 621.68, Pumping engine*.
.847 ** Escapes and Other Apparatus.
,848 ** Exits, etc., from Public Buildings.
.85 Building Laws. Inspection of Buildings. See 614.784, Hight of Buildings.
.86 Protection of Travelers.
.861 Travel on Land.
.862 on Highways.
.863 " Railroads.
.864 Travel on Water.
.865 Light-houses, Buoys, etc.
.866 Pilots.
.867 Boats, Life-preservers, etc.
.868 Rescue of Shipwrecked. Life-saving Service.
.87 Exposure to Cold. Hospice of St. Bernard.
.88 Aid to Injured.
.881 Ambulance.
.8S2 Ambulance for Contagious Diseases. See also 614 44.
.883 •• The Bed Wagon."
.9 Hygiene of Animals. Veterinary Sanitation.
.91 Infectious Diseases of Domestic Animals.
.92 Parasites of Animals. See 591.69, Economic zooloj^y.
.93 Animal Diseases Communicable to Man. See also 614.56.
.94 Care and Housing of Animals.
.95 Feeding of Animals.
.96 Transportation of Animals.
.97 Methods of Slaughtering.
jgi^l Painless Extinction of Animal Life
6i5 Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
.02i Compends; .05, Pharmaceutical Journals; .06, Pharmaceutical Societies; .07, Educa-
tion, Schools of Pharmacy; .09, History.
•z Materia Medica. Drugs.
For Examining boards, Laws, etc., see 614.241 Registration of Pharoiacists. See also
6i4>3S, Adulteration of drugs; 543'.4« Chemical analysis.
.11 Pharmacopceias.
.12 Dispensatories.
.13 Formularies.
.14 Prescription writing. Posology.
•2 Inorganic Drugs.
Divided like 546. 615.218, Phosphorus; 615.258, Mercury; 615.272, Iron.
•3 Organic Drugs.
.31 Carbon Compounds. Divided chemically like 547. ^
.32 Vegetable Products. Divided botanically like 580.
.33 Vegetable Products. Divided by character.
t, Starches; 2, Sugar; 3, Glucosides; 4, Tannins; 5, Gums; 6, Drags containii^
Alkaloids; 7, Bitters; 8, Organic Acids.
.34 Fixed Oils and Acids.
.35 Ferments. Diastase, Pepsin, etc
.4 Practical Pharmacy.
.5 Therapeutics; Action of Medicines in General.
.51 Certainty of Medicines.
.52 Antagonism of Medicines.
.53 Law of Similars. Homoeopathy.
Homoeopathic works are classed with the subjects treated. This head is for Hahne-
mann's theory only.
.54 Influence of Age.
Infant therapeutics. Therapeutics of old age.
.55 Influence of Sex.
.56 Influence of Environment.
.57 Influence of Idiosyncracy.
.6 Administration of Medicines.
.61 By Stomach.
.62 " Rectum.
.63 " Subcutaneous tissue. Hypodermic medication.
.64 " Lungs. Inhalation. See also 612.385, Absorption.
.65 " Veins. Transfusion of blood.
.66 " Serous and Mucous Membranes. Peritoneum, Vagina, etc.
See also 612.387, Absorption.
.67 " Skin. Haths. See also 612.384, Absorption.
.7 Medicines grouped by Effects.
Treatises on specific drugs, Digitalis, Ergot, etc., are classed in the divisions of
rta Medica, 615. 2-615. 3 ; Iron, 615.272 ; Digitalis, 615.32381.
.71 Drugs acting on Circulatory System.
.711 Stimulants.
Alcohol, Ammonia, Digitalis, Coffee, Ergot.
.716 Depressants.
Aconite, Veratrum group. Nitrites.
.72 Drugs acting on Respiratory System.
.721 Expectorants.
.726 Errhines. Sneezing.
6i5-73 Drugs acting on Digestive System.
.731 Emetics.
Ipecac, Mustard, Metallic Salts, Apomorphine.
.732 Cathartics.
I, Laxatives; 2, Salines; 3, Purgatives; 4, Hydragogues ; 5, Drastics; 6, Mercurials.
•733 Anthelmintics.
•734 Aids to Digestion.
I, Bitters, Tonics; 2, Ferments, Pepsin, Pancreatine, etc.; 3, Acids, Antacids.
•73S Demulcents, Emollients, etc.
Bismuth, Oxalate of Cerium, etc.
.74 Drugs acting on Glandular Systenu
.741 Sialagogues. (Saliva.)
,742 Cholagogues. (Bile.)
•743 Diaphoretics. (Perspiration.)
Pilocarpine, Heat, Exercise.
.75 Antipyretics. Antiperiodics.
Quinine, Salicylates, Coal-tar products* Kalrin, Antlpyrin, Antifebrin, Cold, Bathli
See also 613.41, Baths.
.76 Drugs acting on Genito-Urinary System.
.761 Diuretics.
Water, Citrates, Acetates, Digitalis, Caffeine, Copaiba.
.766 Ulerines. Oxytocics.
Viburnum, Ergot, etc.
.77 External Agencies.
.771 Irritating.
.772 Astringents.
.7-3 Rubefacients.
.774 Epispastics. Blisters.
•775 Escharotics. Caustic potassa.
.776 Protective. Emollient.
Fats, Oils, Powders, Starch, Bismuth, Oxide of Zinc.
•
.777 Deodorants. Disinfectants. See 614.48, Disinfection; 614.64, Disinfectionof dead.
.778 Antiseptics. Germicides.
.78 Drugs acting on Nervous System. See also 615.95, Neurotic Poiaona,
.781 Anaesthetics. Chloroform, Ether.
.782 Hypnotics. Chloral, Bromides.
.783 Analgesics. Opium.
.784 Mydriatics. Belladonna.
.785 . Excitants. Strychnine.
.786 Depressants. Conium.
.788
.789 Other Drugs.
Camphor, Valerian, Asnfetida.
.79 Mineral Waters. See .1^0613.38, Hygiene; 553.7, Occurrence in
.8 Other Remedies.
.81 Mechanical Remedies.
.811 Blood-letting. Venesection. Cupping.
.812 Setons and Issues.
.813 Bandages. Ligatures.
.814 Acupuncture.
.815 Pneumatic Aspiration.
.82 Massage. See also 613.71, Gymnastics.
615*83 Imponderable Remedies.
.831 Light. Blue glass.
.832 Temperature. Heat. Cold.
.833 Moisture.
^34 Climate. See also 613. 1, Hygiene.
.835 Altitude.
.836 Pneumatic Differentiation.
.837 Music.
.84 Electricity. Electro Therapeutics. See 537.87.
.85 Cures.
.851 Mind Cure. Influence of mind on body. See also 130, Mind and Body.
.852 Faith Cure. See 265.8, Religion.
^53 Water Cure.
.854 Food Cures. Grapes, Milk, Beef, etc-
.855 Thomsonianism. Herb Doctors.
.856 Perkinism. Metallic Tractors.
.86
.88
.89 Ancient and Mediaeval Remedies.
Including those of modem uncivilized peoples.
•9 Toxicology. Poisons.
For detection of poisons, see 543.5 : Sale of poisons, 614.28 ; Poisoned wounds* 6t7.i48*
.91 Irritant Poisons.
.92 Mineral Irritants.
.921 Acid Poisons.
.922 Alkaline Poisons.
.923 Non-metallic Poisons.
.924 Phosphorus. See also 615.218, Drugs.
.925 Metallic Poisons.
.926 Arsenic. See also 615.219, Drugs.
.927 Mercury. See also 615.258, Drugs.
.928 Lead. See also 615.251, Drugs.
.929 Copper. See also 615.256, Drugs.
.93 Vegetable Irritants.
Hellebore, Aloes, Croton oil, etc.
.94 Animal Poisons.
Cantharides, Diseased meat. Ptomaines, Tyrotoxicon, etc
.95 Neurotic Poisons. See also 615.78, Drugs actiuj; tin iiervouft system.
.96 Cerebral or Narcotic Poisons. Carbonic oxide and acid.
.961 Opium.
.962 Prussic Acid.
.963 Cyanides.
.964 Alcohol.
.965 Ether.
.966 Chloroform.
.967 Chloral Hydrate.
.97 Spinal Poisons.
Nux vomica, Strychnia.
.98 Cerebrospinal Poisons.
Aconite, Belladonna, Lobelia.
.99 Cerebrocardiac Poisons.
Digitalis, Tobacco.
6i6 Pathology. Diseases. Treatment.
May b€ subdivided by a o like 610, if wished. Use <>i6.oi for Etiology, Germ theory,
Classificition of diseases. Use 616.07 for Diagnosis, Study of disease, and subdivide
it as follows: i, Pulse; 2, Tongue; 3, Eye, Skin, etc.; 4, Auscultation, Percu&Mon;
5, Thermometry; 6, Chemistry, Urine analysis; 7, Microscopy; 8, Pathological
anatomy; 9, Po.st-mortem examination.
•X Diseases of Circulatory System.
.11 Membranes of the Heart.
.12 Heart. Angina Pectoris.
.13 Arteries.
14 Veins.
.15 lilood.
•2 Diseases of Respiratory System.
01, Croup; 02. Hay Asthma, Hay Fever; o^, Inriuenxa, Epidemic Catarrh; 04, Whooping
Cough, see also 614.543 ; of, Coryra, Catarrh ; 06, Asphyxia.
.21 Nose. Xaso-pharyngeal Space.
.22 Larynxf
.23 Trachaca. Bronchi. Bronchitis. Asthma.
.24 Lungs.
I, Pneumonia, Lung Fever; ai Congestion; 3, Hemorrhage; 4, Abscess; 5, Gan-
grene; ft. Phthisis, Consumption, see also 614.542; 7, Embolism and Aneurism
of Pulmonary Artery ; 8, Emphysema ; q. Collapse.
.25 Pleura. Pleurisy.
•3 Diseases of the Digestive System.
For diseases of teeth see 617.6.
.31 Mouth. Tongue. Fauces. — Sore Throat. Quinsy. Mumps. See aiso 614.544.
.32 T*harynx. CEsophagus.
.33 Stomach. — Gastritis. Dyspepsia. Vomiting.
.34 Intestines. — Hi*rnia. Di.irrhcn, Constipation. Colic.
.35 Rectum. Anus. — Piles.
.36 Liver. Gall-Hladder. — Jaundice.
.37 Pancreas.
.38 Peritoneum. Omentum. Mesentery. — Peritonitis.
,39 Dietetic Diseases.
Surfeit. Starvation. Scurvy. Dyspepsia.
.4 Diseases of the Lymphatic System.
.41 Spleen.
^2 Lymphatics. Thoracic Duct.
.43 Thymus.
.44 Thyroid Body. Goitre.
•45 Suprarenal bodies.
•5 Dermatology. Skin Diseases.
.51 Inflammatory Affections.
DiffusCf Papular, Scaly. Ncttlerash. Hives.
52 Catarrhal, V^esicular, l^ustular. Eczema. Shingles. $eeal!(o6M.56».
53 Disorders of Sebaceous (i lands.
54 Hypertrophies. Atrophies.
Corns. Warts. White hair. Baldness.
•55 New Formations. I'igmentary Changes.
Albinism. Freckles.
,56 Disorders of Sweat Glands.
.57 P-Jrasitic Diseases. See 616.96, Parasitic Diseases.
.58 Other Skin Diseases.
Chilblain. FrcK>tbite. Chapi.
6x6.6 Diseases of Genito-Urinary System.
For Diseases of women, see 6i8.
.61 Kidneys. Ducts. — Bright's Disease.
.62 Bladder. — Calculus.
.63 Urinary Disorders. — Diabetes.
.64 Male Urethra.
.65 Prostate.
.66 Penis.
.67 Scrotum.
.68 Spermatic cord. Testes.
.69 Functional Diseases of Male Generative Organs. — Spermatorrhoea. Ini«
potence.
•7 Diseases of the Organs 'of Locomotion.
.71 Bones (except spine).
.72 Joints (except spine).
•73 Spine. — Curvature.
.74 Muscles.
.75 Tendons. Fasciae.
.76 Bursa;. Sheaths of Tendons.
.77 Connective Tissue.
•8 Diseases of Nervous System.
,81 Diseases relating to Cerebro-Spinal Circulation. Apoplexy.
.82 Diseases relating to Cerebro-Spinal Meninges.
.83 Structural Diseases of Brain and Cord.
.84 Functional Diseases of Brain and Cord.
I, Vertigo; a, Paralysis; 3, Neurasthenia; 4, Spinal Irritation; 5, Eclampsia,
Convulsions.
For Insanity see 132. i.
.85 Neuroses.
I, Chorea, St. Vitus's Dance ; a, Hysteria, see 135 Somnambulisnit 132.4 Catalepsy,
132.3 Hypochondria: 3, Epilepsy; 4, Tetanus, Lockjaw; 5, Aphasia; 6, Anaes-
thesia, Hyperesthesia; 7, Megrim, Sick-headache.
J86 Neuroses due to special Poisons.
I, Alcoholism, see also Dipsomania, 132.7; 2, Metallic Tremor.
^7 Diseases of Nerves. — Neuralgia. Cramp.
J8S Diseases of Sympathetic System.
•9 General Diseases.
.91 Infectious Diseases.
I, Eruptive Fevers; 2, Small Pox, see also 614.471 and 614.521 ; 3, Cow Pox; 4, Chicken
Pox, see also 614.525; 5, Measles, see also 614.523 ; 6, Rubeola, see also 614.524;
7, Scarlet Fever, Scarlatina, see also 614.522.
jg9 Other Fevers. General Works on Fevers. See 612.57, Animal Heat.
I, Dengue, Rreak'bone Fever; 2, Typhus, see also 614.526: 3, Plague; 4, Relapsing
Fever, Famine Fever; 5, Cerebro-spinal F'ever; 6, Simple Continued Fever;
7, Enteric Fever, Typhoid Fever, see also 614. 511; 8, Yellow Fever, see also
614.476 & 614.541.
•93 Diphtheria. Cholera. Malarial Fever.
ij Diphtheria, see also 614.512; 2, Asiatic Cholera, see also 614.475 ^^^ 6i4*5i4t
3, Six>radic Cholera; 4, Epidemic Diarrhoea, see also 614.517; 5, Dysentery,
see also 614.516; 6, Malarial Fever, see also 614.53.
J94 . Septic Diseases.
I, Phagedaena; 2, Erysipelas; 3, Py.tmia; 4, Septicaemia.
^5 Venereal Diseases. Hydrophobia, etc.
I, Syphilis, see also 614.547; 2, Gonorrhoea, see also 614.548; 3, Hydrophobia, see
also 614.477 3"<1 614-5^3 'f 4i Glanders, see also 614.564 ; 5, Horse Pox: 6, Splenic
Fever.
616.96 Parasitic Diseases. See also 614.55.
.961 Animal Parasites. See 591.69, Economic Zo&Iogy ; 614.93, Parasites of animab.
•963 Entozoa.
,963 Trematoda. Flukes.
.964 Cestoda. Tape- worms.
.965 Nematoda. Round worms. Thread worms, Trichinae. See also 6i4.56t.
.966 Acanthocephala. Thorn-headed worms.
.967 Insecta parasitica. Maggots.
.968 Ectozoa.
I, Insecta parasitica, Musquitoes, Gnats, Bed bugs, Fleas, Lice; S» Ancfanida
parasitica, Mites, Ticks ; 8, Suctoria parasitica, Leeches.
.969 Vegetable Parasites. See 581.69, Economic Botany.
.97 Effects of Poisons. See 615.9, Toxicology.
•98 Effects of Injuries and Climate.
I, Presence of foreign bodies; 2, Mechanical injuries; 3, Excessive Exertion and
Strain; 4, Excessive Venery; 5, Privation; 6, Bxoaustion ; 7, Chemical agents:
8, Climate.
.99 Other General Diseases.
.991 Rheumatism, Rheumatic Fever. Gout.
.992 Tumors.
•993 Non-malignant. Cysts. Wens.
•994 Malignant. Cancer.
.995 Tul)ercle.
.996 Scrofula. Rickets.
.997 Myxoedema. Cretinism.
.998 Leprosy. See also 614.546.
617 Surgery.
May be subdivided by a o like 610, if wished.
•z Injuries.
.1 1 Bums and Scalds.
.12 Lightning and Electric Shock.
.13 Contusions artd Abrasions.
.14 Wounds.
I, Incised; 2, Contused; 3, Lacerated; 4, Punctured; 5, Gun-shot, see 617.99 Military
surgery; 6, With lodgment of foreign bodies; 7, With ff«»aattete separatioa of parts:
8, Poisoned, see 615.9 Toxicology.
.15 Fractures.
.16 Dislocations.
,17 Sprains.
.18 Asphyxia.
.2 Results of Injuries.
Constitutional effects and other complications. See also 6.6.94, Septic
.21 Shock.
.22 Inflammation.
.23 Abscess. Sinus. Fistula.
.24 Ulcers. Sores.
.25 Mortification. Gangrene.
.26 Traumatic Fever.
.27 Tetanus. See also 616.854.
6x7-3 Orthopaedic Surgery. Deformities.
For convenience the whole subject of deformities is classed here, thoogh many of them hMW%
no surgical treatment. See also 573.8, Dwarfs and Giants; S7.^-9i Monstrosities;
613.91 Congenital defects.
.31 Incomplete Development or Growth.
Divided like 611, Anatomy.
.32 Incomplete Coalescence of Parts. Harelip.
•33 Coalescence of Parts.
.34 Extension of Commissure (Apparent Duplication).
.35 Coalescence of Foetuses. Siamese Twins.
.36 Supernumary Parts or Organs. Extra Fingers or Toes.
.37 Disproportionate Growth of Parts.
.38 Transposition or Displacement of Parts.
.39 Congenital Distortions, including Talipes, Club Foot.
.4 Surgical Operations.
.41 Circulatory System.
.42 Respiratory System.
.43 Digestive System.
.44 Glandular and Lymphatic System.
.45
.46 Genito-Urinary System.
.47 Motor and Integumentary System.
,dS Nervous System.
.5 Regional Surgery.
.51 Head. Trephining.
.52 Face. Mouth. Sec 617.6, Dentistry; 617.7, Eye; 6x7.8, Ear.
•53 Neck. Throat.
.54 Chest.
.55 Abdomen.
.56 Pelvis.
•57 Upper Extremities. Artificial Arms, Hands, etc
.58 Lower Extremities. Artificial Legs, Feet, etc.
.6 Dentistry. Diseases of Teeth.
.61 Diseases of Dental Pulp.
,62 Diseases of Dentine and Cementum.
.63 Diseases of Dental Periosteum.
.64 Malposition and Malformation of Teeth.
.65 Odontalgia. Toothache.
.66 Extraction of Teeth.
.67 Stopping Teeth.
.68 Transplanting Teeth.
.69 Artificial Teeth.
•7 Ophthalmic Surgery. Diseases of the Eye.
.71 Conjunctiva. Cornea. Sclerotic. Ophthalmia.
.72 Iris. Choroid. Ciliar\' Body.
•73 Optic Nerve. Retina.
.74 Lens and its Capsule. Vitreous Humor. Affections of the Globe. Cata
ract.
.75 . Disorders of Vision.
Myupin, Shortsightedness, Astigmatism, Color-blindnesa.
.76 Muscular Apparatus. Lachrymal Apparatus.
Strabismus, Squint.
,77 Eyelids.
.78 Orbit and Neighboring Parts.
.79 Artificial Eyes.
6x7 •S Diseases of the Ear.
.81 Affections of External Ear.
82 Auricle.
.S^ Auditory Canal.
.84 Affections of Middle Ear.
.85 Membrana Tympani.
.86 Eustachian Tubes.
.87 Mastoid Cells.
.88 Affections of Internal Ear.
.89
.9 Operative Surgery.
See 6i5.7Si( Anaesthetics.
.91 Armamentaria. Surgical Instruments.
.92 Orthopaedic Appliances. Splints, Trusses, etc.
See 617.3, Orthopaedic surgery.
.93 Surgical Dressings.
.94 Amputation. Resection.
.95 Plastic Surgery.
.96
•97
.98
.99 Military Surgery.
618 Diseases of Women and Children. Obstetrics.
.1 Gynaecology. Diseases of Women.
.11 Ovary.
.12 Fallopian Tube.
.13 Periuterine Diseases.
.14 Uterus and Cervix.
.15 Vagina.
.16 Vulva.
.17 Functional and Symptomatic Disorders.
Diseases of Menstruation. Leucorrhoea. Sterility.
.18
.19 Diseases of Breast.
.2 Obstetrics.
•21 Pregnancy. Physiology.
.23 Diagnosis. Signs of Pregnancy.
.23 Duration.
.24 Hygiene. Management.
.25 Multiple Pregnancy. Twins, etc.
.3 Pathology of Pregnancy.
Diseases of Pregnancy and their Treatment.
,31 Ectopic Gestation. Extra-uterine Pregnancy
.32 Pathology of Ovum.
.33 Death and Retention of Foetus.
.34 Pathology of Foetal Appendages.
.35 Decidua.
.36 Placenta.
.37 Amnion.
.38 Umbilical Cord.
.39 Abortion. Miscarriage. Stillbirth. Molar Pregnancy.
See i73<4i Infanticide; 340.6, Medical jurisprudence ; 343, Criminallaw.
6i8.4 Parturition. Labor. Physiology.
^I Mechanism of Lahoi.
^2 Presentations. Positions.
w^3 Clinical Course and Phenomena.
#44 Conduct of Normal Labor. Management.
•5 Pathology of Labor.
Abnormal Labor from Faults?
.51 of I*owers. Anomalies of Kxpelient Forces.
.52 of Passages. Mechanical Obstacles to Expulsion of Fcctus.
.53 of Child. Abnormalities of Fcttus. See 617.3, Dcfunnities.
Complicati<ms.
.54 Hemorrhage.
.55 Rupture or Laceration of Genital Tract.
.56 Retention of Placenta.
.57 Inversion of Uterus.
.58 Prolapsus Funis.
.59 Other Complications.
.6 Puerperal -State. Physiology.
Management, including care of child.
•7 Pathology of Puerperal State. Puerperal DiseaseSi
.71 Diseases of Lactation. MilkFe\LT. Mastitis, etc.
.72 Puerperal Fever. Sec 614.545, Public health.
.73 Metritis. Peritonitis, >ce alsof.io.sS. Celluliti>.
.74 Sei)ticaimia, see also 610.Q44. Pyaemia, sve .lU) 610.943.
.75 Convulsions. Sec 616.845, Kcl.mipsia.
.76 Puerperal Mania. See 132. i. Inanity.
.77 Phlebitis. Venous Thrombosis. Phlegmasia Dulens.
See 616.14, ])iseaM:.s of veins.
.78 Other Puerj)cral Affections.
.79 Sudden Death after Delivery.
.8 Obstetric Operations.
.81 Application of Lever and Forceps.
.82 Version.
.83 Embryotomy.
.84 Dilatation of Os and Cervix.
.85 Symphy>eotomy.
.86 Caisap'an Secticm.
.Sj Removal of Placenta.
.88 Induction of Labor. Removal cf Ovum.
.89 Intra-uierine Injections, .\nciseptics m :\lidwifery.
.g Paediatrics. Diseases of Children.
619 Comparative Medicine. Veterinarj'.
.1 Horses.
.2 Cattle.
•3 Sheep, Goats.
•4 Sv^ine.
•5 Poultry.
•6 Birds.
•7 Dogs.
.8 Cats.
•9 Other.
620 Engineering.
.ot, Statistics; .02, Quantities and Cost ; .03, Contracts and Specifications; .04, Designs and
Drawings; .05, Executive; .06, Working and Maintenance; .07, Laws; .08, Patents;
,09, Reports.
.X, Strength of Materials; .2, Compends; .3, Dictionaries, Cyclopedias; .4, Essavs; .5,
Peri(xiicals; .6, Societies; .7, Study and Teaching; .8, Tables and Calculations;
.9, History of Engineering.
621 Mechanical Engineering.
May be subdivided like 620 and 620.0.
.1 Steam Engineering. See 536.81. - 'j .» -• v
.11 Mechanism o£ Steam Engine.
.12 Marine Engines and Ship Propulsion. See 099.
.13 Locomotive Engines.
.14 Traction Engines.
.15 Portable Engines.
.16 Stationary Engines.
17
.18 Steam Generation. Boilers. Furnaces.
.19 Sieam Heating. See 697, 536.83, 6a8.8, 644.
.2 ^Vater Engines or Motors.
.21 Water Wheels. See 532.84.
.22 Overshot and Breast Wheels.
.23 Undershot Wheels.
.24 Turbines.
.25 Water Pressure Engines. See 532.8a.
.26 Hydraulic Presses. sec 532.81.
.27 Hydraulic Ram. See 532.83.
.28
.29 • Mill Dams. Sluices, etc. See 627.8.
.3 Electrical Engineerinj;.
.31 Dynamo Machines. See 537.83.
.32 Electric Lighting. See 537.83.
.33 Electric Railways.
.34 Transmission of Electric Force. See 537.84.
.35 Storage of Electric Force. See 537.84.
.4 Air and Gas Engines and other Motoib. .^t,/: » * .*<^
.41 Caloric Engines.
.42 Compressed Air Engines.
.43 Ignited Gas Engines. See 536.82.
44 Binary Vapor Engines.
45 Windmills.
.46 Animal Motors. Tread Mills.
.47 Solar Engines. .^f </x^-/»''>^-*-^^«-^. -^
•5 Air Compressors. Ice Machines. "
.6 Blowing and Pumping Engines.
.61 Piston Blowers.
.62 Rotary Blowers. Fans.
.63 Centrifugal Blowers.
.64 Steam Pumps and Pumping Engines.
X)5 Piston Pumps.
.66 Rotary Pumps.
.67 Centrifugal Pumps.
.68 Fire Engines. See 352.3, Fire Dep't; 6i4*84t Ftres.
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621.7 Mills and Manufacturing Works.
.8 Mill W^ork and Mechanism of Transmission.
.81 Principles of Mechanism. See 531.8.
.82 Journals, Shafting, etc.
.83 Toothed Wheels.
.84 Valve Motions and Gears.
.85 Machinery and Mill Gearing.
.86 Hoisting and Conveying Machinery.
.87 Cranes and Elevators.
.88
.89 Lubricants. Friction. i>ee ai^o 531.41 Mechanics.
.9 Machine Tools.
.91 Planing Machines.
.92 Grinding and Filing.
.93 Cutting and Sawing.
.94 Turning and Milling. Lathes.
.95 Perforating. Drills.
.96 Punching and Shearing.
.97 Hammers. Riveting.
.98 Bending. Straightening. Shaping.
.99 Fastening. Bolts. Rivets. Screws.
622 Mining Engineering, see auo 338.2, Mining products.
May be subdivided like 620 and 620.0 ; e. g. Societies, 621.06; ^.ev^its, <tta.O09
.1 Exploration and Prospecting.
.11 Theory Applied Geology, etc.
.12 Prospecting. Practical Methods
Including Divining Rods.
.13 Mineral Surveys.
.14 Mine Surveying.
.15 Magnetic Surveys.
.16 Theory of Faults. See 551.87 ana ^$5.19.
.17
.18
.19 Mining Prospectuses. See 553
.2 Practical Mini^ig.
.21 Excavation.
.22 Quarrying.
.23 Drilling and Blasting.
.24 Deep Boring.
.25 Shaft Sinking.
.26 Tunneling and Driftinc-
.27 Stoping.
.28 Timbering. Masonry lining. See also 622.56
.3 W^orking of Mines. Exploitation*
•31 Open Workings.
.32 Hydraulic Mining and Sluicing.
.^^ Coal Mining. See 553.2
.34 Metal Mining. See 553.3 and .4
•35 Working Thick Deposits.
.36 Salt Mining. See 553.6^
622.4 Ventilation and Lighting of Mines.
41 Theory. Gases met with, etc.
42 Natural Ventilation.
43 Furnaces. Steam Jets, etc.
.44 Fans. See 621.62.
45 Airways. Stoppings. Regulators.
.46 Measurement of Ventilation.
47 Lighting. Safety Lamps, etc.
.5 Drainage.
.51 Theory of Infiltration of Water.
52 Natural Drainage.
•S3 Cornish Pumps. See 621.64.
.54 Steam Pumns. See 621.64.
.55 Hoisting of Water.
.56 Dams and Watertight I Jnings. See also 622.28, Timbering.
.57 Acid Waters.
.6 Extraction. Hoisting and Transportation.
.61 Handling Mineral in Working Place.
.62 Underground Roads.
.63 Mine Cars. Trams, etc
.64 Gravity Roads and Planes.
.65 Tramming and Animal Haulage. Se< 625.7.
.66 Mechanical Haulage.
.67 Hoisting Engines. Drums. Ropes.
.68 Cages. Skips. Buckets.
.69 Surface Transportation.
Including Mineral Roads, Wire Rope-ways, Transhipment, Loading and Unloading, etc
.7 Mechanical Preparation. Ore Dressing.
.71 Theory. Preliminary Operations.
.72 Hand Dressing.
.73 Crushing. Stamping Engine.
.74 Screening.
•75 J>gg^"g- Ore Concentrators.
.76 Slime Treatment.
.77 Magnetic Separation.
.78 Coal Washing.
.79 Dressing Works.
.8 Dangers and Accidents, Seeaiso6i3.6, Hygiene; 331.82, Laboring classes.
.81 Explosions of Fire-Damp.
.82 Mine Fires.
.83 Crushing and Fall of Grouna.
.84 Flooding of Mines.
.85 Accidents to Mmers.
.86 Rescue and Relief.
87
J8
623 Military and Naval Engineering.
For Military and Naval Science, Maneuvers, Strategy and "Tactics, see 355 *x> 39^
.X Fortifications. Field and Permanent.
.2 Siege Operations ; Mines, etc.
.3 Defensive Operations.
.4 Ordnance and Projectiles. Arsenals.
•5 Gunnfery.
.6 Military Roads and Bridges.
.7 Military Signals ; Telegraph, Ballooning, etc
.8 Naval Architecture, see ai&o 699, snip bmidinn-
.9 Armored Vessels, Torpedoes, etc.
624 Bridges and Roofs,
.1 Piers. Foundations, etc.
.2 Girders. Stresses and Strains.
.3 Trussed Bridges.
.4 Tubular Bridges.
•5 Suspension Bridges.
.6 Arched Bridges.
.7 Compound Structures.
.8 Movable Bridges.
.9 Roofs.
625 Railroad and Road Engineering,
See also 624, Bridges: 622 2, Tunnels: 622.26, Excavations, etc.; 621.33, Electric rtilr
ways.
«i Route. Road Bed, Rails, Ties, etc.
.2 Trains. Brakes, Couplings, Wheels, etc, seeeai.n, LocomochM.
.3 Inclines and Mountain Railv^ays.
.4 Elevated and Underground Roads. Subways. SeeaiaodM-yfl^
.5 Cable Roads.
.6 Horse Cars. Tramways.
.7 Roads. Highways.
.8 Pavements, see also 628.47, sanitation of towns.
.9 Ship Railways.
626 Canal Engineering.
I Route.
.2 Water Supply.
.3 Size and Shape.
.4 Locks.
.5 Lifts and Inclined Planes.
.6 Canal Boats. Size, Shape, etc. s«e 699. shipbuilding.
.7 Towing. Power, etc.
.8 Irrigation Canals and other Irrigation Works.
I Ship Canals.
627 River, Harbor, and General Hydraulic Engineer-
ing
.1 Rivers. Force of ^Vater. Discharge. Bars.
.2 Harbors. Breakwaters.
3 Docks. Piers. Quays. Shipping Facilities.
.4 Dikes and Levees. Embankments.
.5 Other Protection and Reclamation of Land from Tides
and Waves. Drainage. ForAgricuIturan)rainagesec63i.
.6 Jetties.
.7 Dredging. Dredging Machinery.
.8 Dams.
.g Lighthouses. Buoys.
628 Sanitary Engineering. Water-works.
.01, Theories, Utility: .02, Compends; .03, Dictionarieii : .04, Essays: .05, Periodicals; .06,
Societies; .07. Study and Teachine; -08, Polvgraphy: .oc|, History and Description of
Sanitation and General Sanitary Works, divided geographically like 930-999.
.1 Water Supply of ToV^nS. For isolated supply see 628.7.
.11, Sources of Water Supply : Lakes, Rivers, Springs, Wells, and Pumping. . 12, Pumping
vs. (Jraviutirm Systems: Pump-well; btana-pipe; High Service; Holly System.
13, Storage and .Service Reservoirs. .14, Conduits: Aqueducts; Tunnels (see 622).
.15, Mains and Service Pipes; Freezing; Iron; Lead. .16, Impurities and their
Removal ; Filter-basins, etc. .17, Public(Sprinkling, Fire, Flushing), Manufacturing,
and Domestic Use and Waste ; Meters.
.2 Sev^erage Works.
.21 Sewerage Systems.
1, Combined System; 2, Separate System; 1, Liemur System; 4, Shone System; 5,
Berlier System; 6, Other Systems; 7, The Outfall; 8, Depth and Allig^ment;
9, Grade and Velocity.
^
628.22 Shape and Size of Sewers.
I, Stornvwater Flow; 2, Ordinary Flow; 3, Circtilar Section; 4, Ordinary Egg-Shape |
5, Other Egg-Shapes; 6, Other Forms; 7, ; 8, Formulas for Size.
.2} Ventilation of Sewers.
I, Openings in Streets; 2, Lamp Posts; 3. Flues in Houses; t> Pipes on Houses.
5, House Drains; 6, Chimneys and Furnaces; 7, Charcoal and Chemicals to
deodorize sewerage gas; 8, Special Mechanism; 9, Special Construction.
.24 Design and Construction of Sewers.
.25 Sewer Appurtenances.
I, Junctions; 2, House Connections; 3, Manholes and Lampholes; 4, Flushing Shafts
and Fixtures; 5, Catch Basins and Inlets; 6, Traps and Ventilators; j, Valves and
Penstocks ; 8, Overflows and Regulators ; 9, MisceUaneous.
26 River Crossings.
27 Intercepting and Outfall Sewers.
28 Reservoirs and Tank Sewers.
29 Pumping Stations.
3 Disposal of Sewage.
31 Physical Properties of Sewage.
32 Deodorization and Disinfection of solids and liquids. See 638.137.
33 Subsidence.
34 Precipitation.
I , Precipitation Tanks; 2, Mixing Machinery; 3, Filter Presses; 4, Precipitation by
Salts of Alumina: 5, By Lime; 6, By Salts of Iron; 7, By Other Methods;
Hf Disposal of Sludge ; 9, Miscellaneous.
.35 Filtration.
.36 Irrigation.
I, B-oad Irrigation; 2, Ridge and Furrow Irrigation; 3, Flat Bed Irrigation; 4, Sub*
Surface Irrigation: 5, Intermittent Downward Filtration; 6, Carriers and Appur>
tenanccs; 7, Drains and Drainage of .Sewage Farms; 8, Filtration Areas; %
Miscellaneous.
.37 Sewage Farming. Required modifications of ordinary methods.
■ 38 Sewage Manures.
.39 Discharge into Sea, etc.
.4 Sanitation of Towns.
41 Middens and Privies.
.42 Pail Systems.
.43 Earth Closet Systems.
.44 Domestic Ashes and Garbage.
.45 Public Urinals and Latrines.
46 Street Cleaning and Sprinkling.
.4/ Pavements and Subways.
.48 Trees in Streets and Squares.
.49 Manufacture of Fertilizers from Town Wastes.
.5 Industrial Sanitation.
.51 Factories and Trades.
I, Prevention of Dust and Fumes; 2, Protection of Throat and Eyes; 3, Protectioa
against Infection ; 9, Special Trades.
.52 Efliuvium Nuisances.
,, Situation of Works; 2, Use of High Chimneys; 3, Condensation in Water; 4, Com-
bustion in Furnaces ; 9, SpedalTrades.
.53 Smoke Nuisance.
8, From Steam Generators; 9, From Special Industries.
.54 Disposal of Solid and Liquid Wastes.
1, Discharge into Streams; 2, Absorbing Wells and Burial; n. Clarification bjr Sub-
sidence; 4, Chemical Treatment; 5, Filtration; 6, Purification by the Soil; 9i
Special Methods and Special Trades.
.6 House Drainage.
.7 Rural Water Supply. Villages and Country houses.
.8 Ventilation and Heating, see 697, 644, 628.23, 622.4, 621.19.
This head is chiefly for Ventilation. Most matter on Heating goes in 697.
9 Lfighting. see 621.32, 537 83, 644, 665.
629 Other Branches of Engineering.
630 Agriculture.
I, ; 2. Compends; 3, Dictionaries, cyclopedias: 4, Essays; 5, Periodicals,
6, Societies ; 7, Study and teaching ; 8, ; 9, History, divided like 930-99.
631 Soil. Fertilizers. Drainage.
632 Pests. Hindrances. Blights. Insects.
633 Grains. Grasses. Fibres. Tea. Tobacco, etc
634 Fruits. Orchards. Vineyards.
.9, Forestry. See also 715, Landscape gardening.
635 Kitchen garden. Sce 716 for Flower gardens.
636 Domestic animals. Sccalsofii9,Vetcrlnar>'medicinf; 599.7, ZoClogy.
I Horses. Asses. Mules. see 682.1. Horseshoeing.
.2 Cattle.
.3 Sheep. Goats.
4 Swine.
,5 Poultry.
6 Birds.
7 Dogs.
8 Cats.
9 Other. Camels, etc.
637 Dairy. Milk. Butter. Cheese.
638 Bees. Silkworms.
639 Fishing. Trapping.
640 Domestic economy. Hotels. Flats.
Sec also 334.4, Cooperative housekeeping; 331.S3, Laboring classes.
64 1 Cookery. Gastronomy.
642 Confectionery. Ices.
643 Food. Dining. Carving.
.See also 613.2-.3, Hygiene; 6A3, Ifeverages; 3'>4.i, Customs.
644 Fuel. Lights. .Seealso697, 665, 621.32, 621. i.^
645 Furniture. Carpets. Upholstery. Plate.
646 Clothing. Toilet. Cosmetics.
Sec also 613.4, Hygiene ; 3^1, C<»Ntume and care <»f persim.
647 Servants. Training. Duties. Wages.
648 Laundry.
649 Nursery. Children. Sick-room.
650
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652
653
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.02
•03
.04
.05
.06
.07
.08
.09
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Communication. Commerce.
Office equipment and methods.
Writing. Materials, typewriters, cipher.
Abbreviations. Shorthand.
Theories. Available material. Shading. Position. Detached vowels.
Practicability for general use. Teaching in public schools.
For methods see 653.07.
Speed. See also 653.046, Verbatim reporting.
Applications.
.041, Personal notes and records; .042, Correspondence; .043, Amanuensis work;
.044, Newspaper work; .045, Shorthand job offices ; .046, Official reporting, court
and legislative ; .047,
Periodicals. If strictly limited to one system, class with that system.
Societies. •* "
Education. Shorthand schools. Teaching, privately or in classes.
History. Divided by countries like c)io-q()g.
Abbreviations. Omissions of silent letters, vowels, etc.
Covers desirability, dangers, lists, and all general matter about use of recognized
abbreviations. See also 421.4, Phonetic spelling ; 42 1.8. Abbreviations.
.2 Abbreviation systems.
Brief longhand. Fonoscribing, etc. For telegraphic codes, see 652.
Covers only systems of quick writing with common characters.
.3 Stenographies.
Includes both discussions and systems with arbitrary ~igns and new characters.
.31, Before 1837; .32, Gumey; .33, Gabelsberger ; .3^, Stolze (Dettmann); .35, Taylor
(Baker; Harding; Odell); .36, Cross; .37, Scovil; 8, DupIoy($ (Pemin, Sloan;.
.4 Phonetic shorthand. Phonographies.
Limited to phonetic stenography, i. e. brief sound writing. .5 and .6 include only
systems using Izaac Pitman's consonants.
.41, Before Pitman (1837); .42, Bell; .43, Jones; .44, Williams; .45,
.5 Pitman old vowel scale systems.
.51, Benn Pitman: .52, Graham ; .53, Scott- Brown; .54, Marsh; .55, Thornton ; .56,
Haven ; .57, Allen ; .58,
.6 Pitman new vowel scale systems.
.61, Izaac Pitman; .62, Munsou ; .63, Longley ; .64, Burnz; .65,
.7 Connected vowel systems.
-71, Lindsley's takigrafy ; .72, Everett; .73, Barrows: .74, Bishop.
.8
.9 Foreign systems. Divided by languages like 400.
The heads above are for Knglish systems or (as in .33) foreign systems adapted to and
used for English. Other systems are grouped liere by languages, but history of
shorthand in special countries is in 653.09.
654 Telegraph. Cables. Signals. For codes see 65a.
I Telegraphic instruments.
,2 Duplex, quadruplex, multiplex telegraphs, etc.
.3 Printing, perforating, dial telegraphs, etc.
.4 Telegraphic construction ; poles, wires, conduits, etc.
.5 Cables. Submarine.
,6 Telephones.
7 Alarms ; burglar, fire. Annunciators, bells.
.8 Speaking tubes. Pneumatic tubes.
Signals. See also 534.83, Navigati«)n signals; 623.7, Military signals.
655 Printing. Publishing. Copyright.
.1 History of printing.
.XI Origin. Invention.
.Ill Claims of Ciutcnberg, Mainz.
.112 Claims of Coster, Haarlem.
.12 Celebrations, anniversaries.
I, 1640; 2, 1740; 3, 1823; 4, 1S40.
.13-.19 Printing in special countries. Divided like 930-999.
•2 Type and Type Setting.
.21 Type founding. Tools of the art.
.22 Electro and stereotyping, etc. Patent blocks.
For Photo-€lcctrotypin}», see 777.
.23 Patent types. Logotypes, etc.
.24 Faces; sizes; styles. Specimen books.
.25 Type setting. Composition. Proof reading.
.26 Artistic composition. Taste. Display. Job work.
.27 Imposition. Locking up, etc.
.28 Type setting and distributing machines. Linotype.
.3 Practical printing. For Callco printing, ste W,7.2.
.31 I*rinting presses.
.32 Press work. Making ready. Colors. Cuts.
.33 Drying. Hydraulic pressing, etc.
•34
.35 Stamps, stencils, etc.
.36 Machines. Paging, numoering, addressing, etc.
See also 654.3, Printing; telegraphs; 651, TyjK; writers.
.37 Nature printing. Fron> plants, etc.
.38 Printing for blind. See also 371.91, Education of blind.
.4 History of publishing and bookselling.
Divided by countries like 93o-<)99.
.5 Publishing and bookselling.
.51 .Selection of mss.
For Freedom of press r*. censorship, see 323 ; Morals of press, 179.1.
.52 Relations to authors. Cop>Tight payments. Prices of ms.<>. bou^hf.
.53 Size, paper, type, illustrations, binding.
.54 Cost of manufacture. Retail prices and discounts to dc.iIerA.
.55 Advertising, press copies and notices. See 659, Advertising.
.56 Retail b(JOkselling. Prices and discounts to buyers.
.57 Subscription book publishing. Canvassing.
.58 • Publishing societies.
.59 Publishing by governments, institutions, etc.
.6 Copyright. Literary property.
.61 Perpetual or cimunon law right. Including ethics of copyright.
.62 Copyright in other matter than books. Mu«ic. mss.. lectures, trademarks.
.63 Internation«ll copyright. See alsi» 341.5, International private law.
.64-.69 Copyright in si>ecial countries. Divided like 94o-i/)<).
656 Transportation. Railroading, eic.
657 Book-keeping. Accounts.
658 Business manuals. Methods. Tables.
659 Advertisnig and other topics.
66o Chemical Technology.
.1, ; .2, Compends; .3, Dictionaries, Cyclopedias ; .4, Essays; .5. Periodicals,
.6, Societies; .7, Study and Teaching; .8, ; .9, History of Chemical
Technology.
661 Chemicals.
1 Chemical Elements. Divided like 546.
2 Acids. Sulphuric, Nitric, etc.
3 Alkalies. Potash, Soda, Ammonia.
4 Salts. Fur Common Salt see 664.4.
5 Ammonia Salts.
6 Sulphates and Nitrates.
7 Cyanides.
8
662
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3
4
5
6
7
8
663
I
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
664
.1
.2
.4
•5
.6
•7
.8
Pyrotechnics, Explosives, Matches, etc.
Pyrotechnics.
Explosives. see Blasting 622.23 ; Ordnance 623.4.
Gunpowder.
Fuses. Percussion Caps.
Matches.
Fuel. Coal, peat, natural gas, etc.
Charcoal. Coke. see nlsr> 644, Domestic economy ; 669.8, Metallurgy.
Artificial fuel. see also 644, Domestic economy ; 669.S, Metallurgy.
JL>eVera^eS. see also 178, Temperance ; 614.35, Adulterations.
Fermented.
Wine.
Brewed.
Beer.
Distilled.
Artificial mineral waters. Soda water.
Mixing drinks. Bar-keepers' manuals.
Chocolate. Cocoa. Commercial mixing of teas,
coffees, etc.
Foods.
For Adulterations sec 614.31, Public health. See also 641 and 643, Domestic economy.
Sugar, molasses, glucose, etc.
Starch, tapioca, sago, etc.
Artificial butter. Oleomargarine. Lard, compound
lard.
For butter, milk, and cheese see 637, Dairy.
Salt.
Spices. Condiments.
Yeast. Baking powder.
For Bread see 641, Cookery.
Preservation of fruits and vegetables.
" ** meat and fish.
665 Oils. Gases. Candles. Lamps.
1 Candles. Torches.
»2 Animal oils and fats. see alao 664.3. Foods.
>3 Vegetable oils and fats.
>4 Mineral oils. Paraffine. Ozocerite. Asphalturo«
.5 Petroleum. Kerosene.
>0 Lamps. see also 644, Domestic economy.
7 Illuminating gases. Calcium light.
.8 Other gases.
•9
666 Ceramics. Glass, etc.
I Glass. See also 748, Stained glass.
2 Enamel.
3 Ceramics. see also 738, pottery, porcelaiu
4 Clay. See also 553.61, Economic geology.
5 Porcelain.
6 Stoneware. Earthenware. Pottery.
7 Bricks. jTileS. See also 691.4, Building materials ;6<)5.3,koofing.
8 Artificial Stone. see also 691.3, Building matenaU.
9 Cements. LfimeS. Mortars. see also 691.5. Buildir.gmateriaW
667 Bleaching, dyeing, etc.
1 Bleaching.
2 Dyeing. Artificial colors. Silk and wool.
3 Cotton dyeing and calico printing.
4 Inks. Writing inks. Indelible inks.
5 Printing inks.
6 Paints and pigments. see also 698.1, House painting; 751, Fine ai\«.
7 Varnishes. Polish. Lacquer, sec ai»o 698.3, vamishing.
8 Japan. Blacking.
9
668 Other organic chemical industries.
1 Soap.
2 Glycerine.
3 Glue.
4 Gums and resins.
5 Essences, perfumery, essential oils and ethers^ <^c^
See also 646, Toilet.
6 Fertilizers. SceaUo 631, Agriculture.
7 Distillation. Coal tar, etc.
Metallurgy and assaying.
History of metals goes here, not in 553, 622, nor 67.*
1 Iron and steel.
2 Gold and silver.
3 Copper.
4 Lead.
5 Zinc.
6 Tin.
7 Mercury and other metals.
8 Fuels and furnaces. Slags.
9 Assaying.
f fit
670 Manufactures.
Specific topics go where of most interest. These heads are for the gtntnd aabject of metal,
wood, etc., manufactures, and for such specific manufactures as are not of more interest
elsewhere. But an account of a specific manufacture is commonly most useful with its own
subject; e.g., a steam engine is certainly made of meul, but its manufacture should |;o
under 621.1, not 672. The character of the library often decides the place of greatest in-
terest. An aericultural library would prefer the manufacture and everything about wood
churns with the dairy, 637, while a manufacturing library might prefer it with other wood
manufactures in 674. A jgeneral library will incline to the special^ subject, as a more minute
classification is thus obtained, and references under 670 answer inquiries for all the library
has on the subject of brass or rubber or paper manufactures. Whether groupt by use
or material, if sought from the other standpoint, the references show the resources
promptly. As a rule the use is the better classification, being more minute and oftener
wanted. But if the uses are various the general head is better ; e. g., bells are for scores of
distinct uses, but their manufacture is a unit ; but all churns are for toe dairy.
671 Articles made of Metals.
672 Of Iron and Steel ; Stoves, Cutlery, etc.
673 Of Brass and Bronze; Bells, etc. secaiso739.
674 Lumber and Articles made of Wood.
675 Leather „ „ „ „ Leather.
676 Paper „ „ „ „ Paper.
677 Cotton, Wool, Silk, Linen, etc. /S^m? a^ /r^-ty.
678 Rubber and Articles made of Rubber.
679 Celluloid and other.
680 Mechanic Trades. Amateur Man-
uals.
681 Watch and Instrument-making.
682 Blacksmithing.
.1 Horseshoeing.
683 Lock and Gun-making.
684 Carriage and Cabinet-making.
685 Saddlery and Shoe-making. Trunks.
686 Bookbinding.
687 Clothes-making. Hats.
688
689 Other Trades.
690 Building.
For Architectural Construction, see 721.
. I, Theories of Construction; .2, Compends, Manuals; .3, Dictionaries, Cyclopedias; .4,
Essays, Lectures; .5, Periodicals; .6, Societies, Exhibitions; .7, Education, Study,
Training,Apprenticeship, Tools and their Use (for the use of special tools see special
trade); .8, Collections, Patents, Inventions: .9, History of Building Construction.
691 Materials. Processes. Preservatives.
See also 620.1, Strength of Materials.
I Wood. Creosoting, etc.
.2 Natural Stone. Parafining, etc.
.3 Artificial Stone. Concrete.
.4 Bricks. Tiles. Other Ceramic Productions.
.5 Lime. Cement. Plaster.
.6 Glass.
.7 Iron. Steel. Anti-rust Processes.
.8 Other Metals.
J Other Materials.
692 Plans. Specifications, etc.
,1 General Drawings.
.2 Detail Drawings.
.3 Specifications.
.4 Contracts. Agreements. Bids. Advertisements.
.5 Estimates. Quantities. Cost.
.6 Superintendence.
.7 Supervision of Accounts.
.8 Professional Services. Fees. Commissions.
I Building Laws. Liabilities of Architects, OwnerSf
and Contractors.
693 Masonry. Plastering. Fire Proofing.
.1 Stone Construction.
.11 Bonds of Stone Work.
.12 Cutting and Dressing of Stone. See 515.8, Stercotomy; 736, Stone Carving.
.2 Brick Construction.
.21 Bonds of Brick Work.
.22 Adobe or Sun-dried Brick, etc.
.3 Terra Cotta Construction.
.4 Hollow Tile and Porous Terra Construction.
.5 Concrete and Beton Construction.
.6 Plastering.
.61 External Plastering and Stucco.
.62 Internal Plastering.
.63 Ornamental Plaster-work.
.64 Scagliola.
.65 Wooden Lath.
.66 Metal Lath. (Wire, etc)
.67 Mineral Wool Linings, etc,
.7
.8 Fire Proofing.
•9
694 Carpentry. Joinery. Stair-building.
I Wood Construction, General.
.2 Joints of Wood-work. Framing.
.3 Strengthened Beams.
.4 Posts. Columns. See72i.3>-
.5 Panelled and Latticed Construction.
»6 Joinery, General. For Finishing, varnish, polish, etc., Me 698^.
.7 Ornamental Joinery. Cabinet-work.
.8 Stair-building. see 515-83, Stereotomy.
Other branches, see 72x87-89.
695 Roofing. Slating. Tiling. see 721.4, Roof Construcdoo^
I Shingle.
.2 Slate.
.3 Tile.
.4 Metal. Tin. Copper. Lead. Zinc.
.5 Iron.
.6 Asphalt. Tar. Concrete. (Melted.)
.7 Felt. Asbestos. Paper. (In rolls.)
.8 Textile. Duck. Canvas.
Thatch and other Coverings.
696 Plumbing. Gas and Steam-fitting, etc
. I Plumbing. See 628, Principles of Sanitation.
.2 Gas-fitting.
.3 Steam -fitting.
.4 Rivets and Riveted Joints.
.5 Screws and Screw Joints.
.6 Rust or Calked Joints.
.7 Anchors. Band Irons.
.8 Other branches.
Plumbing Laws, see also 614.
697 Heating and Ventilation, see San.Eng., 628.8; Domestic Econ.. 644.
I Fireplaces.
,2 Stoves.
.3 Furnaces.
.4 Hot Water, high and low pressure.
.5 Steam, high and low pressure. For toilers, see 621.18.
.6 Gas. Coal Gas, Water Gas, Natural Gas.
.7 Electric and Other Methods.
.8 Smoke Flues and Chimneys.
Ventilation. Air Ducts. Conduits. Fans.
698 Painting. Glazing. Paper-hanging.
I Painting. Oil.
.2 Distemper and Fresco.
,3 Varnishing. Polishing.
.4 Other Modes of Protection.
>5 Glazing. Scc 748, stained Glass.
.6 Paper-hanging.
.7 Textile Hangings. Tapestry.
.8 Relief Work. Lincrusta. Stamped Leather, etc.
Other branches.
6gc) Car and Ship Buildmg.
Kine Arts
700 Fine Arts.
701 Philosophy. Theories. Utility. -Esthetics.
702 Compends. Outlines.
703 Dictionaries. Cyclopedias.
704 Essays. Lectures. Addresses.
705 Periodicals. Magazines. Reviews.
706 Societies. Transactions. Reports, etc.
707 Education. Study and Teaching of Art.
708 Art Galleries and Museums.
.1 American. Corcoran, Metropolitan, Boston.
.2 English. National, Hampton Court, Windsor.
.3 German. Dresden, Munich, Berlin, Vienna.
.4 French. Louvre, Luxembourg. v\.
.5 Italian. Vatican, Sistine, Pitti, Medici, Borbonico. W
6 Spanish. Madrid, Seyille.
7 Russian. St. Petersburg, Herniitage.
8 Scandinavian. Copenhagen.
9 Other Countries.
709 History of Art in General. Divided uke 930-90^
710 Landscape Gardening.
71 1 Public Parks.
712 Private Grounds. Lawns.
713 Walks. Drives.
714 Water. Fountains. Lakes.
715 Trees. Hedges. Shrubs.
See also 634.9, Forestry ; 582, Botany.
716 Plants. Flowers.
.1, Plants; .2, Flowers; .3, Conservatories; .4, Window gardens ; .St Ferneries.
717 Arbors. Seats. Outlooks.
718 Monuments. Mausoleums.
719 Cemeteries. see aUo 393.1, Earth burial ; 614.61, Public health
720 Architecture.
.i,Theones, Estlietics, Architectonics ; .2, Compends, Manuals; .3, Dictionaries, Cfdo*
pcdias: .4, Essays, Lectures; .5, PenodicaU; .6, Societies; .7, Education, Study,
Training, Schools of Architecture; .8, Polygrnphy, Collections; .9, General Histofy
of Architecture, divided geographically like 940-999.
721 Architectural Construction.
• I Foundations* see Bridge Engineering, 624.1, Foundationa.
.II Dimension Stone.
.12 Rubble Stone.
.13 Concrete.
.14 Sand or Gravel.
.15 Timber Gratings.
.16 Piles. Sand Piles.
.17 Sunken Wells.
.18 Sunken Tubes.
.19 Other Foundations.
.2 WaUs.
.21 Wooden and Half-timbered.
.22 Stone.
.23 Artificial Stone, Concrete, Pise, etc.
.24 Brick.
.25 Bases. Water Tables. Belt Courses.
.26 Arcades. Colonnades.
.27 Cornices.
.28 Gables and Pediments. See also 721.58, Gable Rooft.
.29 Other Walls.
.3 Piers. Columns.
.31 Wooden. See also Carpentr\-, 694.4.
.32 Stone.
.33 Concrete. Artificial Stone.
.34 Brick. Terra Cotta.
.35 Iron. Steel.
.36 Fire-proof. Protected.
'37
.38
•39
.4 Arched Constructions.
See 624.6, Arched Bridges; and 729.33 and 729.37, elementary formt.
.41 Arches, Circular.
.42 Arches, other forms.
.43 Vaults, Cylindrical.
.44 Vaults, Groined.
.45 Vaults, other forms.
.46 Domes, CircuLir.
.47 Domes, other forms.
.48
■49
721.5 Roofs. See 695, Roof Coverings; 624.9, Engineering, Roofs.
.51 Wooden.
.52 Masonry.
.53 Glass.
.54 Metallic.
.55 Windows. Openings in Roofs.
.56 Roof Decoration. Cresting, Repousse work, Colored Tiles, etc S«e695.^
•57 Spires and Domes.
.58 Gables. See also 721.28, Gable Walls.
.59 Other forms of Roofs.
.6 Floors and Flooring.
.6i Wooden. Construction and Coverings.
.62 Stone. " **
.63 Brick and Hollow Tile. " "
.64 Metallic. Compound. " •*
.65 Composite. " *
.66 Parquetry. Coverings only.
.67 Mosaics. "
.68 Tiles. See 695.3, Roofing Tile.
.69 Other Coverings.
.7 Ceilings.
.7 1 W^ooden.
.72 Stone.
,y^ Brick or Tiles with Iron.
.74 Metallic.
.75 Concrete. Plaster.
.76
'77
.78
.79
For vaulted ceilings, see 721.4 and 729.34.
.8 Doors. Gates. Grilles. Windows.
.81 Doors, Wooden.
.82 Doors, Metallic.
.83 Doors, Sash, Lattice, Screen, etc.
.84 Windows, Kxtcrnal.
.85 Windows, Internal.
.86 Enclosures of Doors and Windows.
Architraves. Pilasters. Jambs. Pediments. Lintels, etc.
.87 Shutters. Blinds. Screens. Grilles.
.88 Fastenings. Locks.
.89 Other details.
.9 Iron and Composite Structures-
For Strength of Material, see Engineering, 6ao.i.
.91 Cast Iron.
.92 Wrought Iron.
.93 Steel.
.94 Composite.
.95 Iron and Wood.
.96 Iron and Stone.
.97 Iron and Hrick, Tile, Terra Cotta.
.98 Iron and Glass.
.99 Wood and Glass.
722
.1
.a
•3
•4
.6
•7
.8
•9
723
.1
.2
•3
.41
.42
•43
•44
•45
.46
•47
.48
•49
724
I
.2
'3
4
5
.6
7
.8
Ancient and Oriental Architecture. (Pagan.)
See also 571^ Prehistoric Dwellings.
Chinese. Japanese.
Egyptian.
Phenician. Tyrian. Jewish. Carthaginian. Cypriote.
Indian (Asiatic).
Hindoo, Buddhist, Jaina, Himalayan, Dravidian, Chalukyan, Indo-Aryan, Burmese,
Siamese, Cambodian.
Chaldean. Assyrian. Babylonian. Ancient Persian.
Sassanian.
Pelasgian. Etruscan.
Roman. see 7*9.32 for Roman Orders.
Grecian. see 729.32 for Greek Orders.
Other. Aztec. Peruvian. Maya. Yucatan, etc.
Mediaeval. (Christian. Mohammedan.)
Early Christian.
Byzantine. Armenian. Russian.
Mohammedan. Saracenic, Moorish, Persian, Turkish,
Indian. For Ancient Indian see 722.4.
Romanesque.
Scotch. Irish.
English. Saxon. Norman.
German. Austrian.
French. Proven9al Norman. Angevin.
Italian. Sicilian Norman.
Spanish. Portuguese.
Danish. Swedish. Norwegian.
Minor Countries.
Gothic or Pointed. Divided Uke 723.4.
Modern.
All the sub-sections of 724 are subdivided geographically like 940-999.
Renaissance.
Grecian Revival.
Gothic Revival.
Victorian Gothic. Tudor.
Queen Anne.
Nrfo-Grec.
Swiss. Timber.
Romanesque Revival.
Other Styles.
725 Public Buildings.
I Administrative. Governmental.
II
12
13
14
«5
16
18
19
•2
21
J22
•23
.24
.26
.27
.28
.29
•31
•3"
.312
•313
•3H
•315
.316
•317
.318
•319
•32
•33
•34
•35
.36
•37
•38
•39
.42
•43
•44
•45
.46
47
48
•49
Capitols. Houses of Parliament.
Ministries of War, State, etc.
City and Town Halls. Bureaus. Public Offices.
Custom Houses. Bonded Warehouses. Excise Office!.
Court Houses. Record Offices.
Post Offices, General and Special.
Official Residences. Palaces of Rulers.
Barracks. Armories. Police Stations.
Engine Houses. Fire Alarm Stations.
Business and Commercial.
Stores, Wholesale and Retail.
Mixed Store, Office, and Apartment Buildings.
Office Buildings. Telegraph. Insurance.
Banks. Safe Deposit. Savings.
Exchanges. Boards of Trade.
Markets.
Cattle Markets. Stock Yards.
Abattoirs.
Other Business Buildings.
Transportation and Storage.
Railway Passenger Stations.
Small (country) Stations.
Large (city) "
Union "
Stations on two levels.
Street-car Stations.
Elevated R. R. Stations.
Underground R. R. Stations.
Railway Freight Houses.
Railway Shops, Round Houses, Car Houses, Tanks, Stores*
Dock Buildings. Wharf Boats and Houses.
Warehouses. Cold Storage. Safe Deposit Storage.
Elevators, Grain.
Other.
Manufactories.
Textile Factories or Mills. Wool, Cotton, Silk.
Breweries. Malteries. Distilleries.
Foundries. Machine Shops. Iron and Steel Works.
Wood-working Mills. Furniture Factories
Carriage and Car Factories.
Paper Mills.
Mills for Flour, Meal, Feed, etc.
Pottery, Glass, Terracotta, Brick Works.
Other Manufactories.
725*5 Hospitals and Asylums. see also 725.6. RelomatoneiL
.51 Sick and Wounded. Eye and Ear. Incurables. Lying«4iL
.52 Insane.
.53 Idiotic. Feeble-minded.
.54 Blind. Deaf and Dumb.
.55 Paupers. Almshouses.
.56 Aged.
.57 Children. Orphans.
.58 Foundling.
.59 Soldiers* Homes.
•6 Prisons and Reformatories.
.61 State Prisons. Penitentiaries.
.62 Jails. Cell Houses.
.63 Reformatories for Adults. Houses of CorrecHoii.
.64 Reform Schools.
.65 Washingtonian Homes. Inebriate Asylums.
.66
.7 Refreshment. Baths. Parks.
.7 1 Cafes. Restaurants.
.72 Saloons.
.73 Baths; Warm, Medicated, Turkish, Russian.
.74 Swimming Baths.
.75 Buildings for Watering Places, Spas, etc.
.76 Buildings for Parks.
.8 Recreation.
.81 Music Halls.
.82 Theatres. Opera Houses.
.83 Halls for Lectures, Readings, etc.
.84 Bowling Alleys. Billiard Saloons.
.85 Gymnasiums. Turn Halls.
.86 Skating Rinks. Bicycle Rinks.
.87 Boat Houses.
.88 Riding Halls and Schools.
.89 Shooting Galleries.
.9 Other Public Buildings.
.91 Exhibition Halls.
.92 Temporary Halls. Tabernacles. Wigwams^
.93 Workingmen's Clubs and Institutes.
•94
726 Ecclesiastical and Religious.
.1 Temples.
.2 Mosques.
•3 Synagogues.
•4 Chapels. Sunday-school Buildings.
•5 Churches.
.6 Cathedrals.
•7 Monasteries. Convents. Abbeys.
•8 Mortuary. Cemetery Chapels. Receiving Vaults.
Tombs
.9 Other. Y. M. C. A., etc.
727 Educaiional and Scientific.
•I Schools.
Study and Recitation Rooms. Not including dormitory or boarding.
.2 Academies. Seminaries. Boarding Schools.
•3 Colleges. Universities.
.4 Professional and Technical Schools. Law,Theology, etc.
.5 Laboratories; Physical, Chemical see 542.1, Biological,
etc. Zoological and Botanic Gardens sec also 590.7 and 580.7.
.6 Museums. Herbariums see 580.7.
.7 Art Galleries. Studios.
•8 LfibrarieS. see 022, Libmry Buildings.
.9 Other. Learned Societies, etc.
728 Residences.
.1 Tenement Houses.
.11 City Homes of Poor.
.12 Country "
.13 Cit^s Ouvri^res.
.2 Apartment Houses. Flats. Family Hotels.
.3 City Houses. Mansions. Palaces.
.31 Between party-walls. Stone.
.32 " " Brick.
.33 " " Partly wood.
.34 Semi-detached, including end houses in city blocks. Stone.
.35 " " " Brick.
.36 " " " Partly wood.
.37 Detached. Stone.
.38 " Brick.
.39 " Partly wood.
•4 Club Houses. Buildings for Secret Societies.
.5 Hotels. Inns.
.51 City Hotels.
.52 Summer Resorts.
•S3 Country Inns.
.6 Village and Country Homes.
.61 Village Dwellings. On small lots.
.62 Stone.
.63 Brick.
.64 Concrete or stucco.
.65 Part masonry, part wood.
.66 All wood.
.67 Farm Houses.
.68 Laborers* Cottages.
•7 Seaside and Mountain Cottages. Chalets.
.8 Country Seats.
.81 Castles.
.82 Chateaux.
.83 Manor Houses.
.84 Villas.
728.9 Out-Buildings.
.91 Porter's Lodges.
.92 Servants' Quarters.
.93 Kitchens and Laundries.
.94 Stables. Carriage Houses.
.95 Barns. Granaries.
.96 Dairies.
.97 Ice Houses.
.98 Conservatories. Green Houses. Graperies.
.99 Other.
729 Architectural Design and Decoration.
.1 The Elevation.
.11
Composition.
.12
Distribution.
•13
Proportion.
.14
Light and Shade.
.16
Perspective effect.
.18
.19
For projection of shadows and graphics of light and shadow see 515*63 and 515.9U
.2
The Plan.
.21
Elements required.
.22
Distribution.
•23
Proportion.
.24
•25
.26
•27
.28
.29
•3
Klementary Forms. For construction of these forms see 731.
•31
Walls. Mouldings. Cornices.
•32
Piers, Columns, Pilasters, Pedestals and the Orders. Colonnades.
•33
Arches and Arcades.
•34
Vaults and Domes.
•35
Roofs. Spires. Dormers.
.36
Towers.
'Z7
Gables and Pediments.
.38
Doors and Windows. Bays. Oriels.
•39
Stairs and Balustrades. See also 515.83, Stereotomy ; 604.8, Building.
.4
Painted Decoration.
See also 729.7. Mosaic
.41
Vegetable forms.
•42
Animal forms.
•43
Grotesque forms.
.44
Conventional and Geometric Forms.
•45
Painted Moldings.
.46
Painted Friezes and Panels.
•47
Painted Columns and Pilasters.
.48
Painted Ceilings and Vaults.
.49
Painted Walls.
729«5 Decoration in Relief. For Bas Relief and Figure Camng see 73a
.51 Vegetable forms.
.52 Animal forms.
.53 Grotesque forms.
.54 Conventional and Geometric forms.
.55 Carved Moldings.
.56 Carved Friezes and Panels.
.57 Carved Columns and Pilasters.
.58 Carved Ceilings and Vaults.
.59 Other Carved Ornament.
.6 Incrustation and Veneering.
.61 Of External Walls (in brick, stone, or marble, tiles, etc).
.62 Of Interiors. '
.63 Intarsia and Inlay.
.64 Niello- work.
.65 Enamel Decoration.
.66
.67
.68
.69
.7 Mosaic.
.71 Mosaic Ceilings.
.72 Mosaic Walls.
.73 Mosaic Floors.
.74 Other Mosaic designs.
•75
.76
'77
.78
•79
.8 Stained Glass DeSlCrn* Fur technical processes see 666.1; for lustory see 748
.81 Geometric Windows.
.82 Medallion Windows.
.83 Canopy Windows.
.84 Figure Windows.
.85 Mosaic Windows.
.86 Other kinds of stained glass.
.87
.88
.89
.9 Architectural Accessories and Fixed Furniture*
.91 Altars.
.92 I'ulpits. Tribunes.
.93 Dais. Thrones.
.94 Huffets.
.95 Mantels. Overmantels.
.96 Screens. Rood Screen. Reredos.
•97
.98
•99
730 Sculpture.
731 Materials and Methods.
732 Ancient.
733 Greek and Roman.
734 Medieval.
735 Modern.
736 Carving. Seals. Dies. Gems. Cameos.
737 Numismatics. Coins. Medals.
738 Pottery. Porcelain.
739 Bronzes. Brasses. Bric-a-brac.
740 Drawing. Decoration. Design.
741 Free-hand. Crayon. Sketching from Nature.
Caricatures. Cartoons.
Collections on any subject go with that subject with reference from 741.
742 Perspective, see also 5.5 6.
743 Art Anatomy. Life School.
744 Mathematical and Scientific Drawing, see 515.
745 Ornamental Design. Woven Fabrics. Car
A pels. Wall Paper, etc.
746 Art Needlework. Fancy Work.
747 Interior Decoration. Distemper. Fresco.
Polychrome.
748 Stained and Iridescent Glass. For Leading, see 698.5.
749 Artistic Furniture. Fireplaces. Frames, etc.
750 Painting.
751 Materials and Methods.
752 Color. See 535-6, Optics.
753 Epic. Mythic. Idealistic, see 759 3, German school.
754 Genre. Still Life. See759.4. French; and 7599, Belgian.
755 Religious. Ecclesiastic. see 759 5. HaUan, and 759 6, Spanish.
756 Historical. Battle Scenes.
757 Portrait.
758 Landscape and Marine. Animals. Flowers.
759 Various Schools of Painting.
I, American; 2, English; 3, German; 4, French; 5, Italian; 6, Spanish; 7, Slavic; 8,
Scandinavian ; 9, Other Schools.
760 Engraving.
761 Wood.
762 Copper and Steel
763 Lithography.
764 Chromolithography.
765 Line and Stipple.
766 Mezzotint and Aquatint.
767 Etching. Dry Point.
768 Bank Note and Machine.
769 Collections of Engravings.
770 Photography.
771 Materials. Photographic Chemistry.
772 Silver Processes. Daguerreotype. Talbo-
type. Collodion Process. Ambrotype,
etc. Dry-Plate Processes.
773 Gelatine and Pigment Processes. Woodbury-
type. Carbon Process. Lambertype. Auto-
type, etc.
774 Gelatine and Printer's Ink Processes. Alber-
type. Heliotype. Artotype, etc.
775 Photo-lithography, etc.
776 Photozincography, etc.
777 Photo-engraving and Photo-electrotyping.
778 Special Applications. see s:*^ 'M. A^mmcmy. Scc 578, Mioo«opy.
779 Collections of Photographs.
780 Music.
.1, PhiloM»phy And /Esthetics of Music; .2, Compends: .3. Dictionaries; .4, Essays; .5, Period-
icals; .6, Societies; .7, tkiucation, ConsciAatoric* ; .H, Polygraphy, Libraries; .9,
History, divided by countries, like 930-9QQ. All heads include both the music itself and
everything about it : Score, Libretto, Historj', Criticism, etc.
781 Theory of Music.
.1 Mathematical and Physical.
.2 Elementary and General.
.3 Harmony. Thoroughbass
.4 Counterpoint.
.5 Musical Form.
.6 Composition and Instrumentation.
.7 Oriental Theories and Forms. Russian Music.
.8 Ancient Grecian Theories, Modes, and Forms.
•9
782 Dramatic Music.
,1 Grand Opera.
,2 Epic. Wagnerian.
,3 Other German Grand Opera.
.4 French Grand Opera.
.5 Italian Grand Opera.
.6 Comic and Satirical.
.7 Opera Bouffe.
.8 Operettas and Cantatas, see 783.4
I Pantomimes. Masks, etc.
703 OaCreQ IVIUSIC. See24S,Hyranology, sacred Poetry for hymns alone; if %^-ith tunes
ihev go in 783.9; 786.S, Organ; 246.7-8, Erangelistic use and Eucharistic music; 264.2,
Public Worship.
.1 Organ and Orchestral. Accompaniment.
.2 Cathedral Services. Masses. Vespers, etc.
.21, Mass. Communion Services; .22, Common of the Mass; Kyrie, Gloria
in Excelsis, Credo, Benedictus, Agnus Dei; .23, Proper of the Season;
Offertory, Sequence, Gradual, Tract; .24, Choral Service ; Antiphona],
Responsive; .25, Plain Song; .26, Litanies; .27, I^nten and Penitential;
Good Friday, •* Reproaches " ; .28, Festival; Christmas, EUtster, etc.; .29^
Processional. Recessional.
.3 Oratorio. Passion Music.
.4 Anthem. Motet. Sacred Cantata. Polyphonic School,
Palestrina. i6th Century.
.5 Chant. Gregorian. Anglican.
.6 Chorale. Tune. Carol.
.7 Evangelistic. Mission. Revival. Sunday School.
.8 Choir. Men and Boys. Quartet. Chorus.
.9 Congregational Singing. Psalmody. Hymnody.
784 Vocal Music.
.1 Glee. Madrigal. Round. Catch.
.2 Aria. Cavatina. Recitative, e. g. in Oratorio, Mass, Opera.
.3 Ballad and Song. Romantic. Idyllic. Sentimental, e. g.
Modern German.
.4 Popular Ballads. Volkslied. e. g. Irish, Scotch, etc.
.5 Festival, e. g. Saengerbund. Eisteddfod. Competitive.
.6 College, Society Songs, and Choruses.
.7 Negro Minstrelsy. Plantation Songs.
.8 Collected Songs.
.81, Solos; .82, Duets; .83. Trios; .84, Quartets; .85, Other Part Songs; .86,
Choruses; .87, Collections for Male Voices; .88, Collections for Female
Voices ; .89, Other Special Collections.
.9 Vocal Hygiene, Culture, Development, and Methods.
Tonic-Sol-Fa.
785 OrcheSt ral Music. For Dramatic Orchestral Music, see 78a ; Sacred, 783. i.
.1 Symphony. Three or more movements ; e. g. Adagio,
Andante, Allegro, Allegretto, Scherzo, Finale, etc.
.2 Dramatic, Illustrative, Descriptive, Imitative.
e. g. Mendelssohn's Mid-Summer Night's Dreanu
.3 Romantic. Idyllic.
.4 Program Music.
.5 Overture, e.g. Beethoven's ** Leonores.'*
.6 Concerto. Orchestral with Solo Instrument.
.7 Chamber Music.
.8 Suite.
.9 Arrangements. Transcriptions. Pot Pourris.
786 Piano and Organ.
.1 Piano. History.
.2 Manufacture. Tuning. Temperament.
.3 Instruction.
.4 Piano Music. General Collections. For Piano concerto, see 785.6.
.41 Sonata. Sonatina. Rondo.
.42 Fantasia. Arabesque.
•43 Nocturne. Meditation. Songs without Words. Romantic. Descriptive.
.44 March and March-form. Polonaise. Polka. Mazourka.
.45 Dance-form. National. Classical. Idealized.
.46 Modern Dance Music. Society. Festive.
.47 Etudes. Artistic. For Etudes for Instruction, ^ee 7^>.^.
48 Variations. Transcriptions.
49 Arrangements. Four Hands and more. e. g. Orchestral Music arranged
for Piano.
786.5 Organ. History.
.6 Building.
.7 Instruction.
•8 Organ Music. See 783, Sacred Mu«c
.Si Sonata. .S2 Fugue. .83 Preludes. .84 Interludes. .85 Postludes. .S6
Offertories. .87 Voluntaries. Improvisation. .88 Organ and Piano.
.89 Organ, Piano, and Orchestra.
.9 Cabinet Organ. Melodeon.
787 Stringed Instruments.
Including A^-ith each, History, Manufacture, Instruction, Muxic, etc Muaic for two instrumeoc*
is ])ut ^itii tlie one nio^t prominent in the composition.
Bowed.
.1 Violin.
.2 Viola.
.3 Violoncello.
.4 Double Bass. Contra Bass.
Plectral.
•5 Harp.
.6 Guitar. Lute. Mandolin, etc.
.7 Banjo.
.8 Zither.
.9 Other Stringed Instruments. Harpsichord.
788 Wind Instruments.
Including with each, History, Manufacture, Instruction, Music, etc
Brass.
.1 Trumpet. Slide and Valve.
.2 Trombone.
.3 Cornet.
.4 Horns and other Brass Wind Instruments.
.41 French Horn.
.42 Saxhorn.
.43 Saxophone.
.44 Euphonium.
.45 Ophicleide.
.46 Key Bugle.
.47 Valve Bugle.
.48 Bass. Tuba and Contrabass Tuba. Serpent.
49 Other.
Wood. Flute Group.
•5 Flute. Waldflute. Piccolo. Fife. Flageolet.
Wood. Reed Group.
.6 Clarinet. Bass Clarinet. Bassethorn.
.7 Oboe. D'amore. Da Caccia. Cor Anglais.
.8 Bassoon. Double Bassoon. Bombardon.
.9 Other Reed Wind Instruments. Bagpipe.
:.v
789 Percussion and Mechanical Instruments.
Percussion.
.1 Drum.
.2 Cymbals.
.3 Triangle.
.4 Tambourine. Castanets. Bones.
.5 Bells. Chimes. Carillon.
.6 Other Percussion Instruments. Xylophone,
Mechanical.
.7 Orchestrion.
.8 Music Box.
.9 Other Mechanical Instruments.
Ethics of amusementSt see 175.
790 Amusements. For
791 Public Entertainment,
Concert, Panorama, Circus, Menagerie, Summer Resort, Garden, Rink, Museum, Fair
Festival.
792 Theater. Pantomime. Opera. se^ja«) 78a, Dramatic
793 In-door Amusements.
Private Theatricals, Tableaux, Charades, Dancing.
794 Games of Skill.
Chess, Checkers, Billiards, Bowling, Bagatelle.
795 Games of Chance.
Cards, Dice, Backgammon, Dominoes.
796 Out-door Sports.
Children's Sports, Athletic Sports, Coasting, Skating, Cycling, Quoits, Archery, Croqnet|
Lawn Tennis.
797 Boating and Ball.
Rowing, Yachting, Base-ball, Foot-ball, Cricket, Polo.
798 Horsemanship and Racing.
799 Fishing, Hunting, Target Shooting.
Literature.
The classification of literature is by language not country, except that North and South American are sepa-
rated from other English. Canadian French goes with 840: Australian and Indian English with 820; South
American Spanish with 860, etc. Numbers assigned to individual authors include only their literary works of that
section and complete works which cannot be divided. Books on other subjects go with their proper subjects, unless
■\ "special library *' attracts all the authors' works, lives, etc. An author writing in two periods has all his books
put in the one wnere most of them belong.
800 Literature. General Works.
801 Philosophy. Theories. Literary Esthetics.
802 Compends. Outlines.
803 Dictionaries. Cyclopedias.
804 Essays. Lectures. Addresses.
805 Periodicals. Magazines. Reviews.
806 Societies. Transactions. Reports, etc.
807 Study and Teaching of Literature.
808 Rhetoric. Treatises. Collections.
Divided .r, Poetry; .2, Drama; .3, Fiction; .4, Essays; .5, Oratory; see also 784.9, Vocal
Culture-; .6, Letters; Epi^tolography ; ,7, Satire, Humor; .8, Collections too general
to go with anv one language, e. g. a book of Quotations from many languages.
These heads, and the same under 809, include only works about Poetry, etc., regardless of
language.
809 History of Literature in general- indudinggenerai historic.
of books and knowledge ; e. g. HallamS Literature of Middle ages.
Divided like 808. .1, Poetry; .2, Drama; .3, Fiction, etc.
810 American Literature.
Includes Canadian English.
, 1, Philosophy; .2, Compends; .3, Dictionaries; .4, Essays on American Literature; .5, Periodi-
cals; .6, Societies; .7, Study and Teaching; .8, Collections; .9, History of American
Literature.
811 American Poetry.
.02, Dramatic: .o«, Romantic and Epic; .04, Lyric, Ballads; .05, Didactic; .06, Descriptive;
.07, Satirical and Humorous; .08, Collections; <h;, Histor>' of American Poetry.
.1 Colonial, 1607-1776.
.11 Sandys, George 1 577-1644
.12 Bradstreet, Anne 161 2-1672
.13 Wigglesworth, Michael 1631-1705
.14 Green, Joseph 1706- 1780,
.15 Livingston. William 1 723-1790,
.16 Ferguson, Elizabeth 1 739-1801
.2 Post-Revolutionary, 1 776-1830.
.21 Trumbull, John 1750-1831.
.22 Dwight, Timothy .1752-1817.
.23 Barlow, Joel 1 755-181 2.
.24 Freneau, Philip 1752-1832.
.25 Alsop, Richard 1761-1841.
.26 Pierpont, John 1 785-1866.
.27 Dana, Richard Henry 1 787-1879.
-28 Sprague, Charles ' 791-187 5.
.29 Minor Poets.
8x1.3 Middle xgth Century, 1830-1861.
813
•3»
Hallcck, Fitz-Grccne
I 790-1867.
•32
Poe, Edgar Allan
1809-1849.
'33
Bryant, William Cullen
1794-1878.
•34
Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth
1807-1882.
•35
Read, Thomas Buchanan
1822-1872.
•36
Whittier, John Greenleaf
1807-1892.
'37
Lowell, James Russell
1819-1891.
•38
•39
•4
Whitman, Walt
1819-1892.
Later 19th Century, 1861-
«
41
Stoddard, Richard Henry
1825-
.42
Hayne, Paul Hamilton
1831-1886.
•43
Stedman, Edmund Clarence
'833-
.44
Winter, William
1836-
•45
Miller, Cincinnatus Hiner, (Joaquin.)
1841-
.46
Taylor, Rayard
1825-1878.
A7
48
.49
American Drama.
.1
Colonial, 1607-1776.
.11
Warren, Mercy
1728-1814.
.12
Godfrey, Thomas
1 736-1 763.
•13
.2
Post-Revolutionary, 1776-1830.
.a I
Tyler, Royall
i757-'826.
.22
Dunlap, William
1 766-1839.
•23
Hillhouse, James Abraham
1789-1841.
.24
Ingersoll, Charles Jared
1782-1862.
—5
•3
Middle 19th Century, 1830-1861.
•31
Ritchie, Anna Cora Mowatt
i8i8-i87a
•32
Mathews, Cornelius
1817-1889.
•33
•34
.4
.41
Boker, George Henry
1823-1890.
Later 19th Century, 1861-
American Fiction.
.1
Colonial, 1607-1776.
.2
Post-Revolutionary, 1776-1830
.21
Brackenridge, Hugh Henry
i748-i8id
.22
Rowson, Susanna
I 762-1 824.
•23
Brown, Charles Brockden
1771-1810.
.24
Cooper, James Fenimore
1789-1851.
•25
Ware, William
1797-1852.
.26
Neal, John
I 793- I 876
.27
.28
.29
8j3-3 Middle igth Century, 1830-1861.
814
815
•31
1 hompson, Uaniel nerce
i795-i50».
•32
Kennedy, John Pendleton
1795-1870.
•33
Hawthorne, Nathaniel
1 804- 1 864.
•34
Judd, Sylvester
1813-1853.
•35
Simms, William Gilmorc
1806-1870.
•36
Melville, Herman
1819-ioyi.
•37
Stowe, Harriet Beecher
181 2-
.38
•39
•4
Later igth Century, iiJ6i-
•41
Alcott, Louisa May
1832-1888.
42
Eggleston, Edward
1837-
•43
Howells, William Dean
1837-
•44
Aldrich, Thomas Bailey
1836-
•45
Harte, Francis Bret
i839-tvv^5A<iox.
.46
James, Henry
1843-
•47
Hawthorne, Julian
1846-
.48
Burnett, Frances Hodgson
1849-
•49
Minor Novelists.
^ ^
•^Xo^l^UXo^-^r:^. \'?>-6N-
^02,.
\
American Essays.
'
.1
Colonial, 1607-1776.
•
.2
Post-Revolutionary, 1776-1830
•
.21
Rush, Benjamin
1745-1813.
.22
Webster, Noah
1 7 58-1843.
•23
Channing, William Ellery
1780-1842.
•3
Middle 19th Century, 1830-1861.
•31
Ossoli, Margaret Fuller
1S10-1850.
•32
Giles, Henry
i8oc^i882.
•33
Tuckerman, Henry Theodore
1813-1871.
•34
Holland, Josiah Gilbert
1819-1881.
•35
Whipple, Edwin Percy
1819-1886.
.36
Emerson, Ralph Waldo
1803-1882. Sec 'Iso 191.3.
•37
Curtis, GeoriTc William
I 824- I 892
.4
Later 19th Century, 1861-
.41
.42
•43
.44
<
Burroughs, John
1837.
•
American Oratory.
.1
Colonial, 1607-1776.
II
.12
.2
.21
.22
•23
.24
•25
.26
.27
.28
Post-Revolutionary, 1776-1830.
Hamilton, Alexander
Ames, Fisher
Wirt, William
Randolph, John
Clay, Henry
Calhoun, John Caldwell
Webster, Daniel
1757-1804.
1758-1808.
1772-1834.
i773->833^
1777-1852.
I 782-1850.
I 782-1852.
.29
815.3 Middle 19th Century, 1830-1861.
.31 Everett, Edward. 1794- 1865.
.32 Choate, Rufus. ^799-1859.
.33 Sumner, Charles. 1811-1874.
.34 Phillips, Wendell. 1811-1884.
.35 Chapin, Edwin Ilubbell. i8i4-i88a
.36 Beccher, Henry Ward. i8 13-1887.
.4 Later 19th Century, 1861-
.41
.42
•43
816 American Letters, subdivided by periods, uke sn.
817 American Satire and Humor.
.11
Ward, Nathaniel.
1570-1653.
.12
Alsop, George.
1638- ?
•13
Byles, Mather.
1706-1788.
.14
Hopkinson, Francis.
1737-1791-
•15
Peters, Samuel Andrew.
1735-1826.
.2
Post-Revolutionary, 1776-1830.
.21
Story, Isaac.
I 774-1803.
.22
Fessenden, Thomas Green.
1771-1837.
•23
Paulding, James Kirkc.
I 7 79- I 860.
.24
Irving, Washington.
1 783-1859.
•25
.26
Verplanck, Gulian Crommelin.
I 786-1870.
•27
.3
Middle 19th Century, 1830-1861.
•31
Neal, Joseph Clay.
I 807- 1847.
•32
Holmes, Oliver Wendell.
1809-
'33
Shelton, Frederick William.
1814-1881.
•34
Shillaber, U. P. (Mrs. Partington.)
1814-1890.
•35
Saxe, John Godfrey.
1816-1887.
.36
Cozzens, Frederick Swartout.
1818-1869.
'37
Browne, C. F., (Artemus Ward.)
1834-1867.
.38
Haliburton, Thomas Chandler.
1 796-1 86 5.
•39
Minor Satirists and Humorists.
.4
Later 19th Century, 1861-
.41
Warner, Charles Dudley.
1829-
.42
Locke, David Ross, (Nasby.)
1833-1888.
•43
Burdette, Robert J.
1844-
•44
Clemens, S. L., (Mark Twain.)
1835-
•45
Carleton, William.
1845-
.46
Shaw, Henry W., (Josh Billings.)
1818-1885.
•47
818 American Miscellany.
.3 Middle 19th Century, 1830-1861.
.31 Thoreau, Henry David. 1817-1862.
.32 Mitchell, Donald Grant. (Ik Marvel.) 1822-
820 English Literature.
820.1, Philosophy; .2, CoropMends; .3, Dictionaries; .4, Essays on English Literature;
.5, Periodicals ; .6, Societies ; .7, Study and Teaching ; .8, Collections ; .9, History.
821 English Poetry.
M»t Dramatic; .03, Romantic and Epic; .04, Lyric, Ballads; .05, Didactic; .06, Descriptive;
.07, Satirical and Humorous ; .08, Collections ; .09, History of English Poetry.
.1
i5:arly Knglish, lo
66-1400.
.11
Layamou
1 150-1207.
.12
Ormin
•
1 187-1237.
•»3
Robert of Gloucestei
r
1 245-1 307.
.14
Minot, Lawrence
I3I3-I3S2-
•15
Langland, William
I332-I399^
.16
Barbour, John
«3>6-i395^
.17
Chaucer, Geoffrey
1 340- 1 400.
.18
Gower, John
1 32 5- 1 408.
.19
Minor Writers.
.2
Pre-EHzabethan,
1400-
1558.
.21
Lydgate, John
1369-1461.
.22
Skelton, John
1 460- 1 529.
•23
Dunbar, William
I 460-1 520.
.24
Douglas, Gavin
1474-1522.
•25
Hawes, Stephen
1483-1509.
.26
Lyndsay, Sir David
i490-iSS5^
.27
Wyatt, Sir Thomas
1 503-* 542.
.28
Surrey, Henry 1 1 oward, earl of 1 5 1 7- 1 547.
.29
Minor Writers.
•3
Elizabethan, 1558-1625.
•31
Spenser, Edmund
1553-1599-
•32
Sidney, Sir Philip
1 554- 1 586.
ZZ
Daniel, Samuel
1 562-1619.
•34
Drayton, Michael
1563-1631.
•35
Davies, John
1 569-1626.
•36
Dnimmond, William
1 58 5- 1 649.
'V
Fletcher, Giles and Phineas
1585-1650.
.38
Herbert, George
I 593-1632.
•39
Minor Writers.
•4
Post-Elizabethan,
1625-
1702.
.41
Suckling, Sir John
1609-164 .
.42
Crashaw, Richard
161 6-1650.
•43
Herrick, Robert
1591-1674.
•44
Waller, Edmund
1605-1687.
•45
Lovelace, Richard
1618-1658.
.46
Cowley, Abraham
1618-1667.
•47
Milton, John
I 608-1 674.
.48
Dryden, John
1631-1700.
.49
Minor Writers.
821.5 Queen Anne, Early i8th Century, X702-1745.
•5'
Prior, Matthew
1664-1721.
•52
Parnell, Thomas
1679-1717.
•53
Pope, Alexander
1688-1744. Sec also 837.5*.
•54
Ramsay, Allan
1686-1758.
•55
Young, Edward
1 684-1 765.
.56
Thomson, James
I 700-1 748.
•57
Collins, William
1721-1759.
.58
Shenstone, William
1714-1763.
•59
Minor Writers.
■
.6
Later 18th Century, Pre- Revolutionary, 1745-180O.
.61
Gray, Thomas
1716-1771.
.62
Akenside, Mark
1721-1770.
•63
Chatterton, Thomas
1 7 52-1 770.
.64
Goldsmith, Oliver
1 728-1 774. Sec also 823.64 and 8a.
.65
Cowper, William
1731-1800.
.66
Maq)herson, James
1 738-1 796.
.67
Bums, Robert
1 759-1796.
.68
White, Henry Kirke
1785-1806.
.69
Minor Writers.
•7
Early 19th Century, Post-Revolutionary, 1800-1837.
•71
Wordsworth, William
1770-1850.
'72
Coleridge, Samuel Taylor
1772-1834.
•73
Southey, Robert
1774-1843.
•74
Scott, Sir Walter
I77I-1832. Sec also 823.73'
•75
Moore, Thomas
1779-1852.
.76
Byron, Geo. Gordon Noel
1788-1824.
'77
Shelley, Percy Bysshe
1792-1822.
.78
Keats, John
1795-1821.
•79
Minor Writers.
.8
Victorian Period, 183J
r_
.81
Tennyson, Alfred
180^1892.
.82
Browning, Elizabeth Barrett 1809-1861.
•83
Browning, Robert
181 2- 1889.
.84
Rossetti, Dante Gabriel
1828 .X882
•85
Morris, William
1834-
.86
.87
Swinburne, Algernon Charles 1837-
.88
.89
Minor Writers.
822 English Drama.
.1 Early English, 1066-1400.
.11 Chester Plays.
.12 Coventry Plays.
.13 Townley Plajrs.
.2 Pre-Elizabethan, 1400-1558.
.21 Heywood, John 1 506-1 565.
.22 Udall, Nicholas 1505-1564.
.23 Bale, John '495-1 5^3-
.3 Elizabethan, 1558-1625.
.31 Greene, Robert 1 561-1592.
.32 Marlowe, Christopher '5^-*593«
.33 Shakspere, William 1564- 1616.
.34 Jonson, Ben ' 574-1637.
.35 Beaumont, Francis and
Fletcher, John 1576-162 5*
.36 Webster, John 1582- 1652.
.37 Massinger, Philip 1 584-1640.
.38 Ford, John 1 586-1639.
.39 Minor Writers,
•4 Post-Elizabethan, 1625-1702.
.41 Davenant, Sir William 1 605-1 668.
42 Etherege, Sir George 1637- 1688.
.43 Crowne, John 1644-1699^
.44 Wycherly, William 1640-17 15.
45 Otway, Thomas 165 1- 1685.
46 Congfreve, William 1670-1729-
47 Vanbrugh, Sir John 1666- 1726.
48 Farquhar, George 1678-1707.
49 Minor Writers,
.5 Queen Anne, Early i8th Century, 1702-1745,
.51 Dennis, John '657-1734.
.52 Southerne, Thomas 1660-1746.
.53 Centlivre, Mrs. Susannah (Freeman) 1668-1723.
.54 Cibber, Colley 1671-1757.
.55 Rowe, Nicholas 1674-17 18.
.56 Gay, John 1688-17-^?,
.57 Lillo, George 1693-173Q.
.58
.59 Minor Writers.
.6 Later 18th Century, 1745-1800.
.61 Garrick, David 17 16-1779.
.62 Foote, Samuel 1721-1777.
.63 Colman, George, the elder 1 732-1794.
.64 Home, John 1724-1808.
•65 Cumberland, Richard 1732-1811.
.66 Sheridan, Richard Brinsley 1751-1816. S«e also 835.64.
.67 Inchbald, Mrs. Elizabeth (Simpson) 1 753-1821,
.68
.69 Minor Writers.
.7 Early igth Century, 1800-1837.
.71 Baillie, Joanna 1 762-1851.
.72 Knowles, James Sheridan 1 784-1 862.
.8 Victorian Period, 1837-
823 English Fiction.
.1 Early English, 1066-1400.
•2 Pre-Elizabethan, (More's Utopia,) i40o-Z558«
.3 Elizabethan, (Lyly*s Euphues,) 1558-1625,
.4 Post-Elizabethan, 1625-1702.
41
Harrington, James
161 1-1677.
42
Bunyan, John
2628-1688.
43
Mackenzie, George
1636-1691.
44
Behn, Aphra
1640-1689.
•5
Queen Anne, 1702-1745.
5»
DeFoe, Daniel
1661-1731.
•52
Fielding, Henry
1707-1754.
.6 Later i8th Century, 1745-1800.
.61 Richardson, Samuel 1689-1761.
.62
Sterne, Laurence
1713-1768.
•63
Smollett, Tobias George
1721-1771.
.64
Goldsmith, Oliver
1728-1774. Sec also 821.64
.6s
Mackenzie, Henry
1745-183 1.
.66
.67
Arblay, Frances (Bumey), madame d*
I 752-1840.
.68
.69
Minor Writers.
.7
Early 19th Century, 1800-1837.
.71
Lewis, Matthew Gregory
1775-1818.
.72
Edgeworth, Maria
1767 -1849.
•73
Scott, Sir Walter
1771-1832. Sec also 821. 74
•74
Austen, Jane
I775-1817.
•75
Porter, Jane
1 776- 1 850.
.76
Peacock, Thomas Love
1785-1866
m
Gait, John
»779-'839-
.78
Marryat, Frederick
I 792 -I 848.
•79
Minor Writers.
.8
Victorian Period, 1837-
.81
Bront^, Charlotte
1816-1855.
.82
Thackeray, William Makepeace
1811-1863.
.83
Dickens, Charles
1812-1870.
.84
Lytton, Edw. Geo. Bulwer, ist baron
1803-1873.
.85
Kingsley, Charles
1819-1875.
.86
Beaconsfield, Benjamin Disraeli, ist earl of 1S05-1881.
^1
Trollope, Anthony
1815-1882.
^8
Eliot, George
i8i9-i88a
.89
Minor Writers.
824 English Essays.
.3 Elizabethan, (Bacon,) 1558-1625.
.4 Post-Elizabethan, (Locke), 1625-1702.
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
6
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
7
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
8
81
82
83
.85
M
^7
Queen Anne, 1702-1745.
Shaftsbury, Anthony Ashley Cooper, 3d earl of 1671-17IX
Addison, Joseph 1672-17 19.
Steele, Sir Richard 1671-1729.
Budgell, Eustace 1686-1737.
Later 18th Century, 1745-1800.
Moore, Edward 1712-1757.
Karnes, Henry Home, lord 1696-1782.
Johnson, Samuel 1709- 1784.
Hume, David 1711-1776.
Hawkesworth, John I7 15-1773*
Goldsmith, Oliver 1728-1774.
Gibbon, Edward 1737-1794.
Minor Writers.
Early 19th Century, 1800-1837.
Mackintosh, Sir James
Smith, Sydney
Jeffrey, Francis, lord
Brougham, Henry, ist baron
Lamb, Charles
Hazlitt, William
Hunt, Leigh
1765-1832.
1771-1845.
1773-1850.
1 778 -1868.
i775-'834.
1778-1830.
1784-1859.
See also 192.4.
See also 8a i .64 and 823.64.
Minor Writers.
Victorian Period, 1837-.
De Quincey, Thomas 1785-1859.
Carlylc, Thomas 1795-1881.
Macaulay, Thomas Babington. ist baron 1 800-1859.
Helps, Sir Arthur 1817-1875
Arnold, Matthew 1822-88
Ruskin, John 18 19- J
Minor Writers.
-vc. i^^ff
825 English Oratory. For speakers sec 808.5.
Subdivided by periods like 821.
•6 Later i8th Century, 1745-1800.
.61 Chatham, William Pitt, ist carl of 1708-1778.
.62 Burke, Edmund 17 29-1 797.
.63 Fox, Charles James 1 749-1 806.
.64 Sheridan, Richard Brinsley 1751-1816. See also 833.661
.65 Grattan, Henry 17 50-1820.
.66 Pitt, William 1759-1806.
826 English Letters.
Subdivided by periods like 821.
•2 Pre-Elizabethan, (Paston Letters,) 1400-1558.
5 Queen Anne, 1702-1745.
51 Montagu, Lady Mary (Pier repent ) Wortley 1690-1762.
52 Chesterfield, Philip Dormer Stanhope, 4th earl of 1694-1773.
53
6 Later 18th Century, 1745-1800.
61 Orford, Horace Wal pole, 4th earl of 1717-1797.
62 Montagu, Mrs. Elizabeth (Robinson) 1720-1800.
827 English Satire and Humor.
.2 Pre-Elizabethan, 1400-1558.
.21 Barclay, Alexander i475~*552.
.3 Elizabethan, 1558-1625.
.31 Gascoigne, George 1537-' 577-
.32 Harington, Sir John 1561-1612.
.33 Hall, Joseph 1 574-1656.
.34 Marston, John 1575-1634.
.35 Donne, John '573- '631.
.36
•37
.38
•39
.4 Post-Elizabethan, 1625-1702.
.41 Wither, George 1 588-1667.
.42 Butler, Samuel 161 2- 1680
.43 Marvell, Andrew 1620-1678.
.44 D'Urfey, Thomas 1 625-1 723.
.45 Oldham, John 1653- 1683.
.46 Brown, Thomas 1 663-1 704.
.47 King, William 1663-17 12.
.48 Garth, Sir Samuel 1665-1 7 19.
.49 Minor Writers.
827.5 Queen Anne, 1702-1745.
.51 Ward, Edward 1 667-1 731.
.52 Swift, Jonathan 1 667-1 745.
.53 Mandeville, Bernard de 1670-1733.
.54 Arbuthnot, John 1675-1735.
•55 Pope, Alexander 1688-1744. See also 821.53.
.56
•57
.58
.6 Later i8th Century, 1745-1800.
.61 Churchill, Charles 1733-' 765.
.62 Amory, Thomas 1691-1788.
.63 Whitehead, Paul 1710-1774.
.64 Junius 1 679-1772.
.65 Wolcott, John 1 738-1819.
(pseud. Peier Pindar.)
.66
.67
.68
.7 Early 19th Century, 1800-1837.
.71 Giflford, William 17 57-1 826.
.72 Hood, Thomas 1798-1845.
•73
•74
•75
.76
.8 Victorian, 1837-
.81 Jerrold, Douglas 1803-1857.
.82
.83
.84
.85
.86
828 English Miscellany.
Anecdotes, Ana, Epigrams, Quotations, etc. , if illustrative of any special subject (e. g. , biography,
history, science, art), go with that subject. If general they go in 828; if limited to any
period, they take the same divisions as 821. For Kiddles, see 398.6; Proverbs, see 398.9.
The same rule applies to other languages in 838, 848, etc.
829 Anglo-Saxon Literature^
.1
Poetry.
.2
Caedmon.
.3
Beowulf.
•4
Cynewulf.
•5
Homilies and Religious.
.6
^Ifric.
.7
Alfred the Great.
.8
Miscellaneous.
•9
Historical and Biographical.
830 German Literature.
830.1, Philosophy; .2, Compends ; .3, Dictionaries; .4, Essays, Lectures, and Addresses 00
German Literature; .5, Periodicals; .6, Societies; .7, Study and Teaching; .8, Col-
lections; .9, History.
831 German Poetry.
.oa, Dramatic; .03^ Romantic and Epic; .04,^ Ljrric, Ballads; .05, Didactic; .06, Descrip-
tive; .07, Satirical and Humorous ; .09, History of German Poetry.
.1
Before the Crusades, -1150.
.11
« Hildebrandslicd."
.12
Otfricd.
•13
«* Ludwigslied."
.14
«* Muspilll"
.2
Middle High, 1 150-1300.
.21
" Nibelungenlied."
.22
'* Gudrun," and minor folk epics.
•23
Heinrich von Veldeke -1200. See also 839.31
.24
Wolfram von Eschenbach.
•25
Gottfried von Strassburg.
.26
Hartmann von Aue 1 170-1220.
.27
Walther von der Vogelweide 1 1 70-1 230.
.28
Ulrich von Lichtenstem 1 199-1276.
.29
Minor Writers.
•3
Period of Decline, 1300-1517.
31
Homeck, Ottokar von.
32
Pladamar von Laber.
33
Hermann von Sachsenheim -145^*
•34
Biiheler, Hans. "Diesieben weisen Mcistcr,** 1414-
•35
Kaspar von der Rohn. " Das Heldenbuch."
.36
" Theuerdank."
•37
"Die Haimonskinder.'*
•38
Mastersingers.
•39
Minor Writers.
•4
Reformation. New High, 1517-1625.
.41
Agricola, Martin 1486-1556.
.42
Waldis, Burkard 1 490-1 558.
•43
Alberus, Erasmus I50c>~i553*
.44
Sachs, Hans 1494-1576.
•45
Ringwaldt, Bartholomaus *53^>-i599-
.46
Rollenhagen, Georg 1 54 2- 1 609.
•47
Andrea, Johann Valentin 1 586-1654.
•5
Period of Imitation, 1625-1750.
[The Silesian Schools.]
•51
Opitz von Boberfeld, Martin 1597-1639.
•52
Flcmming, Paul 1609- 1640.
•53
Logau, Friedrich von 1604-1655.
•54
Gerhardt, Paul 1607-1676.
•55-
Hofmannswaldau, Christian Hofmann von 1618-1679.
.56
Zesen, Philipp von 1619-1689.
•57
Brockes, Barthold Heinrich 1 680-1 747.
.58
Bodmer, Johann Jakob 1698-1783.
•59
Minor Writers.
831.6
.6i
.62
•63
.64
65
66
67
6S
.69
•7
•71
.72
•73
•74
•75
,76
'77
.78
•79
.8
.81
.82
•83
.84
^5
^6
.87
.88
.89
Classic Period, 1750-1830.
[For Gothe and Schiller, see 832.6.]
Gellcrt, Christian Fiirchtegott
Klopstock, Friedrich Gottlieb
Biirger, Gottfried August
Herder, Johann Gottfried von
Voss, Johann Heinrich
Komer, Karl Theodor
Holderlin, Johann Christian Friedrich
Platen Hallermiinde, August, graf von
Minor Writers.
Post-Classic Period, 1830-1856.
Amdt, Ernst Moritz
Eichendorff, Joseph, freiherr von
Uhland, Johann Ludwig
Riickert, Friedrich
Heine, Heinrich
Niembsch von Strehlenau, Nikolaus
1715-1769.
1724-1803.
I 748-1 794.
1744-1803.
1751-1826.
1791-1813.
1770-1843.
1796-1835.
1769-1860.
1788-1857.
1787-1862.
1789-1866
1799-1856.
1802-1850.
Auersperg, Anton Alexander, graf von [Anastasius Griin.] 1806-1881.
Freiligrath, Ferdinand 1810-1876.
Minor Writers.
Later 19th Century, 1856-
Schefer, Leopold
Kinkel, Johann Gottfried
Geibel, Emanuel
Bodenstedt, Friedrich Martin
1 784-1862.
181 5-1882.
181 5-1884.
1819-1892.
Minor Writers.
832 German Drama.
5 Period of Imitation, 1625-1750.
51 Gryphius, Andreas 161 6-1 664.
52 Lohenstein, Daniel Caspar 1635-1683.
53 Weise, Christian 1642-1708.
54 Gottsched, Johann Christoph 1700-1776.
55 Gottsched, Luise Adelgunde Victorie (Culmus) 1713-1762.
6 Classic Period, 1750-1830.
61 Lessing, Gottlob Bphraim
62 Gothe, Johann Wolfgang von
63 Schiller, Johann Christoph Friedrich
64 Klinger, Friedrich Maximilian
65 Iffland, August Wilhelm
66 Kotzebue, August Friedrich Ferdinand von 1761-1819.
67 Werner, Friedrich Ludwig Zacharias 1 768-1823.
68 Kleist, Heinrich Bemt Wilhelm von 1777-1811.
69 Minor Writers.
1729-1781.
1749-1832.
1759-1805.
1753-1831.
1759-1814.
832.7 Post-Classic Period, 1830-1856.
.71 Grabbe, Christian Dietrich 1801-1836.
.72 Griepenkerl, Wolfgang Robert 1810-1836.
.73 Grillparzer, Franz 1 791- 187 2.
.74 Birch-Pfeiffer, Charlotte 1800-1868.
.75 Munch-Bellinghausen, Eligius Franz Joseph. [Friedrich Halm.] i8o6-i86d
.76 Laube, Ileinrich 1806-84
.77 Hebbel, Friedrich 18 15-1863.
.78 Gutzkow, Karl Ferdinand 1811-1878.
.79 Minor Writers.
.8 Later 19th Century, 1856-
.81 Benedix, Julius Roderich 1811-1873.
.82 Mosenthal, Salomon Hermann 1821-1877.
.83 Brachvogel, Albert Emil 1 824-1 878.
.84 Gottschall, Karl Rudolph 1823-
.85 Lindau, Paul 1839-
.89 Minor Writers.
833 German Fiction.
.5 Period of Imitation, 1625-1750.
.51 Buchholtz, Andrew Heinrich 1607-1671.
.52 Grimmelshausen, Hans Jakob Christoff el von 162 5-1676.
.53 Anselm, Heinrich 1653-1697.
.54 " Robinsonaden."
.55 " Der Neue Amadis."
.6 Classic Period, 1750-1830.
.61 Wieland, Christoph Martin 1733-1813.
.62 Richter, Jean Paul Friedrich 1763-182 5.
.63 Hardenberg, Friedrich von [Novalis] 1 772-1801.
.64 Hoffmann, Ernst Thcodor Wilhelm 1 776-1822.
.65 La Motte Fouque, Friedrich H; C ; 1777-1843.
.66 Arnim, Ludwig Achim von 1781-1831.
.67 Hauff, Wilhelm 1802-1827.
.68 Chamisso, Adelbertvon 1781-1838.
.69 Minor Writers.
.7 Post-Classic Period, 1830-1856.
.71 Zschokke, Johann Heinrich Daniel 1771-1848.
.72 Brentano, Clemens 1778-1842.
.73 Tieck, Ludwig ^773-^^53-
.74 Postl, Karl [Charles Sealsfield] 1 793-1864.
.75 Haring, Wilhelm [Wilibald Alexis] 1798-1871.
.76 Hahn-Hahn, Ida, grafin von 1805-1880.
.77 Gerstacker, Friedrich 1816-1872.
.78 Hacklander, Friedrich Wilhelm 1816-1877.
.79 Minor Writers.
.8 Later 19th Century, 1856-
.81 Auerbach, Berthold 1815-1882.
.82 Freytag, Gustav 1816-
.83 Scheffel, Joseph Viktor von 1826-
.84 Spielhagen, Friedrich 1829-
.85 Heyse, Paul Johann Ludwig 1830-
.86 Ebers, Georg 1837-
.89 Minor Writers.
II if
99 If
834 German Essays, subdivided by period. Hkc 831.
835 German Oratory.
836 German Letters.
837 German Satire and Humor.
2 Middle High. Minnesingers, 1150-1300.
21 [Strieker, Dcr.] " Der Pfaffe Amis " und " Beispiele.*
22 " Salomon und Morolf."
3 Period of Decline, 1300-1517.
31 " Reineke Vos." See also 839.371.
32 Brant, Sebastian i45S-i52rt
4 Reformation. New High, 1517-1625.
41 Murncr, Thomas "TyllEulenspiegel." 1475-1537.
42 Fischart, Johann I55c>-i589.
5 Period of Imitation, 1625-1750.
51 Moscherosch, Johann Michael 1601-1669.
52 Rachel, Joachim 1618-1669.
53 Wernicke, Christian 1660- 17 20.
54 Liscow, Christian Ludwig 1 701-1760.
6 Classic Period, 1750-1830.
61 Rabener, Gottlieb Wilhclm 1714-1771.
62 Blumaucr, Aloys '755-1798.
838 German Miscellany, see 828, note.
839 Minor Teutonic Literatures.
Subdivided by form, Poetry, Drama, etc., like 830.
.1 LoTv German.
.2 Frisian. Old Saxon.
.3 Dutch Literature. Flemish.
.31 Dutch Poetry.
.3x1 Middle Ages. 1200-1400.
[.1, Jacob van Maerlant 1235-1291; (.a, Heinrije van Veldeke 1200, see 831.23;)
.3, Jan I. van Brabant 1250-1294; .4, Melis Stoke 1310; .5, Dire Potter 1428.]
.3za Chambers of Rhetoric. 1450-1600.
[.I, Antoniusde Rovere 1482; .2, Anna Bijns 1500; .3, Matthijs de Castelein 1488^
1C48; .4, Cornelia Everaert 1550; .5, Jan Baptist Houwaert 1533-1599; .6, Dirk
Volkersxoon Coomhert 1522-1590; 7, Philipp Mamix 1 538-1 598; .8, Comelis
van Ghistele 1600; .9, Minor Writers.]
.3x3 Period of the Republic. 1600-1700.
[.I, Jacob Cats, 1 577-1660; .2, Joost van der Voadel 1587-1679; .3, Marie Tessel-
schade Visscher 1594-1649; .4, Constantija Huygent 1596-1687; .5, Reyer
Anslo 1626-1669; .6, Geraert Brandt 1626-16S5; .7, Jan Antoniszoon van der
Goes (Antonides) 1647- 1684; •9> Minor Writers.]
.3x4 Poetical Societies. 1700-1800.
[.I, Lucas Rotgans 1654-1710; .2, Hubert Comeliszoon Poot 1689-1733; .3, Arnold
Hoogviiet 1687-1763; .4, Sybrand Feitama 1694-1758; .5, Willem van Haren
1710-1768; .6, Jacob Bellamy 1757-1786; .7, Hieronymus van Alphen 1746-1803;
.9, Minor Writers.]
.3x5 Modern Period. 1800-
[.1, Willem y^ilderdijk 1756-1831; .2, Jan Frederik Helmers 1767-1813; .3, Comelis
Loots 1765-1834; -4, Hendrik Tollens 1780-1856; .5, Isaac da Cos'a :798-i86o;
.6, Jan Jacob Lodewijk ten Kate 1819-; .9, Minor Writers.]
839.32 Dutch Drama.
.313 Period of the Republic. 1600-1700.
[.f, Oerbrand AdriaeBMOon Bredero 158C-1618; .a, CorneliMoon Hooft tjSi-
1647; .3, Samuel Costa 1580-1650; .4, Jan Vos 1620-1667; .5, Guillelmus Ojper
1619-1689; .6, Joachim Oudaan 1628-1692; .9, Minor Writers.]
.384 Poetical Societies. 1700-1800.
[.i.Pieter Langendtjk 1683-1756; .2, Andries Pels; .3, Balthasar Huydeooper 169s-
»778; .4. Onno Zwier van Haren 1713- 1779; .5, Jan Nomsz 1738-1803; .9,
Mmor Writers.]
.395 Modern Period. 1800-
[.I, Samuel Iperuazoon Wiselius 1769-1845; .2, Helvetius van den Beigh 1795-1865;
.3, Hendrik Jan Schimmel 1824-.]
^39*33 Dutch Fiction.
.334 Poetical Societies. 1700-1800.
[.I, Elisabeth Bekker Wolff 1738-1804; .2, Agatha Deken 1741-1804; .3, Rhijnvis
Feith 1753-1824.]
33 S Modern Period. 1800-
[.I, Adriaan Loosjes 1761-1818; .2, Jacob Vosmaer 1783-1834; .3, Jan Frederik Oltmans
1806-1854; .4, Jacob van Lennep 1802-1868; .5, Hendrik Conscience 1812-;
.6, Anna Louisa Geertruida Bosboom-Tom saint 1812-. j
839.34 Dutch Essays.
.344 Poetical Societies. 1700-1800.
[Justus Van Effen 1684-1735.]
.345 Modem Period. 1800-
[. I, Johannes Henricus van der Palm 1763-1840; .2, Reinier Comelis Bakhuixen van
den Brink 1810-1865; 3, Everhardus Johannes Potgieter 1808-1875; .4, Nicolas
Beets 1814-; .5, Coenraad Busken Huet 1826-.]
839.37 Dutch Satire and Humor.
.371 Middle Ages. 1200-1400.
[Reinsert (van den vos Reinaerde) see 837.31.]
.374 Poetical Societies. 1700-1800.
[Arend Simonszoon Fokke 1755-1812.]
839.38 Dutch Miscellany.
The sabdi\nstons of 8 show the leading; writers in other branches of knowledge. In
classification books are placed with their subjects, Theol<qi7, History, etc
.381 Middle Ages. 1200-1460.
[Jan van Boendale (Jan de Clerc), Ckronicles, 1280-1365.]
.384 Poetical Societies. 1700-1800.
[Simon Su]\f//istffryt 1731-1804; Jan Wagenaar, History ^ 1709-177S.]
.4 Piatt Deutsch.
.5 Scandinavian.
.6 Old Norse. Icelandic. Faroese.
839.7 Swedish Literature.
.71 Swedish Poetry.
.7x1 Middle Ages. 1200-1020.
[.I, Nicolaus Hermanni 1391 ; .2, Bishop Tomas 1443 ; .3, Ericas Olai i486; .4, Ballads
(Folkvisor).]
.7x8 Reformation. 1520-1840.
[.1, Olaus Petri 1497-1552; .2, Laurentms Petri 1499-1573-]
.7x3 Age of Stjernhjelm. 1840-1740.
[.I, Georff Stjernhjelm 1598-1672; .2. Lars Johansson (Luddor) 1640-16^4; .3,
Haquin Spegel 1645-1714; .4, Israel Holmstrdm 1660-1708; .5, Gunno EureUus
Dahlstjema 1661-1709; .6, Johan Runius 1679-171;} ; .7, Jacob Freae 1691-1729;
.8, Samuel von Triewald 1688-1743 ; .9, Minor Writers.]
.7x4 Age of Dalin. 1740-1780.
>7»5J
.9, Minor Writers.]
.7x5 Af e of GusUvus. 1780-1800.
[.1, Karl Mikael Bellman 1740-179C; .2, Johan Henrik Kellgren 1751-1795: .Si
Reng^t Lidner 1757-1793; .4» Johan Gabriel Oxenstjema 1750-1818; .5, Tomas
Thonld 1759-1808; .6, Anna Maria Lenngren 1754-1817 ; .7, Kari Custaf af
Leopold 1756-1829; .8, Frans Mikael Fransen 1772-1847; .9, Minor Writers.]
.716 Modem Period. 1800-
[.I, Per Henrik Ling 17^1839; .2, Johan Olof Wallin 1779-1839; .3, Bsaias Tegn^
1782-1846; .4, Erik Johan Stagnelius 179^-1823; .5, Per Daniel Amadeus
Atterbom 1700-1855; .6, Karl Jonas Ludwig Almqvist 1793-1866; .7, Johan
Ltidvig Runeberg 1804-1877 ; .8, Karl Vilhelm Bdttiger 1807-1879; .9, if inof
Writers.]
8j9*72 Swedish Diima.
.7M Reformat!', n. 1020-1640.
[.lyjohan Mesaenius 1579-1637; .2, Magnus Olai Asterophenis -1647; .3, Andreas
Joh nnis Prytz iSQO'i^SS*]
.733 Afe of Stj rnhjelm. 1040-1740.
[IsakBdrk -1701.]
.715 Afe of Ous.-mvut. 1780-1800.
[.I, Karl Is' lel Hallman 1733-1800; .2, GosUf III. (King) 1746-1792; .3, Olof KezA
1748- 796; .4, Karl Envallsson 1 756-1806.]
.796 Modern Perl i. 1800-
[.I, Johan £ rjesson 1790-1866; .2, Bemhard Yon Beakow 1796-1868; .3, August
Teodor Blanche 1811-1868; .4, Johan Kristofer Jolin 1818-; .s, Frans Hedberg
1 828-; .\ Per Johan Edvard Bilckstrdin 1841-.]
83973 Swedish Fiction.
•734 Afe of Dalin. 1740-1780.
[.I, Jakob Henrik M&rk 1714-1763; .2, Jakob Vallenbeig 1746-1778.]
.736 Modem Period. 1800-
[.I, Sofia Margareta von Knorring 1797-1848; .2, Magnus Jakob Crusenstolpe 170S-
1S65; .3, Predrika Bremer i8oi-i86s; .4* Karl Anton Wetterberg (Onkel
Adam) 1804-; .5, Rmilie Fly srare Carl^n 1807-1893 ; .6, Zakris Topelius 1818-;
.7, Viktor Kydberg 1829 ; 9, Minor Writers.]
^39*7 4 Swedish Essays.
.746 Modem Period. 1800-
[.I, Benjamin Karl Henrik H5ijer 1767-1812; .a, Lorenso HammarskSld 1785-1827;
a, Bemhard Elis Malmstrdm 1816-1865; .4, Karl Julius L6nstrttm 181 1-; .5,
nstaf H&kan Jordan Ljunggren 1825-; .6, Karl Rupert Nyblom 1832-.]
^39*77 Satire and Humor.
.776 Modem Period. 1800-
[.I, Johan Anders Wadman 1777-1837; .2, Erik Sj5beig (Vitalis) 1794-1828; .3, Kris-
tian Erik Fahlcrantx 1790-1866; .4, Vilhelm August Deuof von Braun 1813-
1860; .5, Gunnar Wennerberg 181 7- ]
^39-7^ Swedish Miscellany.
The subdivisions of 8 show the leading writers in other branches of knowledge. In
classification books are placed with their subjects. Theology, History, etc
.782 Middle Ages. 1200-1020.
[Canon Mattias, Biile TrarulatufM, -1350; Peder M&nsson, Encyclopedia^ -i534-J
.78a Reformation. 1620-1640.
[.I, Peder Andersson Svart, History^ -1562 ; .2, Erik Gdransson Teeel, History^ 1580-
1^6 ; .3, iCgidius Girs, History ^ 1580-1639 ; .4, Gustavus Adolphus (King), His-
tory, 1594-1632.]
.783 Age of Stjernhjelm. 1640-1740.
[.I, Olof Rudbeck, MteUci$u, 1630-1702; .2, Urban HiHrne 1641-1724; .3, Johan
Peringskjdid, /^ir/^ri', 1654-1720; .4, Anders Rjrdenus, Phuowpky, 1671-1738;
.5, Anders Celsius, Astronomyy 1 701-1744; .6, Emanuel Svedenoorg, Theology ^
1688-1772.]
.7S4 Afe of Dalln. 1740-1780.
[.I, Karl Gttstaf Teaain, History, 1695-1770; .3, Karl von Linn^ Botasyt, 1707-1778;
.3, Johan Ihre, Philology, 1707-1780; .4, Sven Ldigerbring, History, 1707-1787;
.5, Anders Johan von H5pken, History, 1712-1789 ; .6, Olof Celsius, History,
1716-1794 ; .7, Anders af Botin^ History, 1734-1790; .8, Torbem Olof Bergman,
Cnomutry, 1735-1784; Karl Vilhelm Scheele, Chemistry, 1 743-1786.]
.78O Modem Period. 1800-
[.I, Erik Gusuf Geijer. History, 1783-1847; .2, Anders Magnus Strinnholm, History,
1^86-1862; .3, Anders Fryxell, History, 1795-1881 ; .4, Frederik Ferdinand
Lskr]aon, Hutory, 1811-.]
839.8 Danish and Norwegian Literature.
.81 Danish and Norwegian Poetry.
.8x1 Middle Ages. 1100-1000.
[.1, Anders Sunesen; .2, Ballads (Kjaempeviser).]
.8xa Reformation. 1500-1060.
[HansTavsen 1494-1561.]
.8x3 Learned Period. 1060-1700.
[.I, Anders Arrebo 1^87-1637; .2, Anders Bording 1619-1677 ; .3, Peder Syv 1631-1702;
.4, Thomas Kingo 1634-1703; .5, Peder Dass 1647-1708; .6, Dorthe Engel-
brektsdatter 1635-1716 ; .7, Sdren Ter Kelsen 1661 ; .8, Jacob Vorm 1643-1693.]
.814 Age of Holberf . 17OO-170O.
[•>. Jttrgen Sorterup 1663-1733; .3,T8ger Reenberg 1656-1742; .3, Kristian Falster
1690-1752; .4, Hans Adolph Brorson 1694-1764; .5, Ambrosias Stub 1705-1758;
.6, Kristian Freaenk Wadskjaer 1713-1779.]
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839.8x5 Period of BnliKhtenment. 1750-1800.
[.I, Krittian Braunmann Tallin 1728-1765; .2, Johmnnet Evald 1743-1781 ; .3, Johan
Herman Vessel 1742-1785; .4, Eavard Stonh 1749-1794; .5, Kristen Henrikwn
Pram 1756-1821; .6, Jens Baggesen 1764-1826; .7, Knud Lyne Rahbek 1670-
1830; .8, Malte Konrad Bruun 1775-1826; j, , Minor Writers. 1
J16 Modern Period. 1800-
[.I, Adam Oottlob Oehlenschlilg^er \Tjtf-\^p\ .2, Bemhard Seyerin Ingemann
1^89-1862; .3, Nicolai Frederik Severin . ^rundtvig 1783 -1872; .4, Johannes
Carsten Hauch 1 790-1 87 1 ; .5, Hecnk Wer^eUnd 1808-1845; .6, Ludvig
Bodtcher 1793-18745 .7, Frederik PaluH .n-MUller 1809-1876; .8, Carl Ploug
1813-; .9, Mmor Writers. '
839.S2 Danish and Norwegian Drama.
.823 Learned Period. 1600-1700.
[.I, Hieronimas Justesen Rauch 1539-1607; .j, Hans Kristensen Sthen 1544-1603;
.3i Peder Jensen Hegelund 1542-1614; .4, Hans Thomsen Stege; 5, Jens
Ldnberg 1663-1700.I
.824 Age of Holberg. 1700-17SO.
[.I, Ludvig Holberf 1684-1754.]
.8s5 Period of Enlightenment. 1750-1 800.
[.I.Charlotte Dorothea Biehl 1731-1788; .2, Johan Nordal Bruun 1745-1816; .3i Ole
Johan Samsde 1759-J1796; .4, Enevold Falsen 1755-1808; .5, Thomas Thaarup
1749-1821: .6, Knstian Levin Sander 1756-1819; .7, Olaf Kristian Olufsen 1764-
1827; .8, Peter Andreas Heiberg 1758-1841 ; .9, Minor Writers.]
.826 Modem Period. 1800-
[.1, Caspar Johannes Boye 1791-1853; .2, Johan Ludvig Heiberg 1791-1860; .3, Hen-
rlk Hertz 1798-1870: .4, Thomas Overskou 1798-1873; .5, Christian Knud
Frederik Molbech 1831-1888; .6, Henrik Ibsen 1828-.]
839.83 Danish and Norwegian Fiction.
.836 Modem Period. 1800-
[.I, Thomasine Christine Gyllembourg-EhrensvSbd 1773-1856; .2, Steen Steensen
Blicher 1782-1848; .3, Christian Winther 1796^1876; .4, Hans Christian
Andersen 1805-1875; .5, Meyer Aaron Goldschmidt 1819-; .6, Holger Drach-
mann; .7, Bjdmstjeme Bjomson 1832-.]
S39>S4 Danish and Norwegian Essays.
.845 Period of Bnlifhtenment. 1750-1800.
[Rasmus Nyerup 1759-1829.]
.846 Modem Period. 1800-
[.I, Niels Mathias Petersen 1781-1862; .2, S&ren Aaby Kj^kegaard x8i3-i85<: .3,
Rudolph Kejrser 1803-1864; .4, Peter Andreas Munch 1810-1863; .5, Johan
Sebastian Cammermeyer Welhaven 1807-1873 ; .6, Georg Brandes 1842-.]
^39*^7 Danish and Norwegian Satire and Humor.
.875 Period of Bnlifhtenment. 1750-1800.
[.X, Peder Magnus Trojel 1743-1796; .2, Peder Koford Trojel 1754-1784; .3, Thomas
Kristoner Bruun 1750-1834.]
839.88 Danish and Norwegian Miscellany.
The subdivisions of 8 show the leadine writers in other branches of knowledge. In
classification books are placed with their subjects, Theology, History, etc.
.88x Middle Ages. 1100-1500.
[.I, Saxo (Longus) Grammaticus, History^ -1208; .2, Svend Aagesen, History. "X
.883 Reformation. 1500-1600.
[.I, Kristiern Pedersen, " The Father 0/ Danish Literature^'** 1480-1^54; .2, Povel
Eliesen, SermoMs, 1480-; .3, Hans Mikkelsen, Bi6/e Trans/at um^ -i $32; .4,
Peder Plade (Palladius) 1503-1560; .5, Hennk Smith, Medicine, -1563.]
.883 Learned Period. 1560-1700.
[History: Hans Svaning 1^08-1584: Anders Sdrensen Vedel 1542-1616; Peder
Klausen 1545-1614; Anid Hviifeld 1549-1609; Klaus Lyakander 1558-1623;
Ole Worm 1588-1654; Peder Resen 1625-1688.]
[Theology: Niels Hemmingsen 1513-1600; Holger Rosenkranz 1574-1642; Jesper
Brochmand 1585-1652.]
[Science: Tvge Brahe, Astronomy^ 1546-1601; Kaspar Bartholin, AfSr</iri>c«, 1585-
1629; Thomas Bartholin, Anatomy^ i6r6--i68o; Ole Borch, Medicine, 1626-
1690; Niels Stensen, Anatomy, 1638-1686; Ole Rbmer, Astronomy ^ 1644-1710.]
.884 Age of Holberf. 1700-1750.
[ I, Erik Pontoppidan, History^ 1698-1764; .2, Jacob lAngthtln, History, 1710-1775;
.3, Frederik Kristian Eilschov, ,1725-1750; .4, Gerhard Sch5ning,
History, 1722-1780; .5, Peder Frederik Suhm, History, 1728-1798.]
•Q Gothic.
840 French Literature.
840.1, Philosophy; .2, Comp«nds; .3, Dictionaries; .4, Essays, Lectures, and Addresses on
French Literature; .5, Periodicals; .6, Societies; .7, Study and Teaching; .8f Collec*
tions; .9, History.
841 French Poetry.
.02, Dramatic; .03, Romantic and Epic; .04, Lyric, Ballads; .05, Didactic; .06, Descrip^
tive; .07, Satirical and Humorous; .09, History of French Poetry.
.1 Early French, 842-1400.
.11 " Chanson de Roland." "Chanson de Geste."
.12 Wace, Robert.
.13 Marie de France.
.14 Chrestien de Troyes -1191.
.15 Quesnes de Bethune -1228.
.16 Thibaut 4th, comte de Champagne 1201-1253.
.17 Rutebeuf 1230-
.18 " Roman de la Rose."
Guillaume de Loris, 1 195-1260. Jean de Meung, 1280-1320.
.19 Minor Poets.
.2 Transition Period, 1400-1500.
.21 Chartier, Alain 1386-1458.
.22 Orleans, Charles due d*- 1391-1465.
.23 Coquillart, Guillaume 1421-1510.
.24 Baude, HenrK 1430-1495.
.25 Villon, Fran9ois 1431-1485.
.26
.27
.28
.29 Minor Poets.
•3 Renaissance, x500-x6oo.
.31 Daurat, Jean 1 510-1588.
.32 Du Bellay, Joachim 1 524-1 560.
•33 Belleau, Remy 1 528-1 577.
.34 Ronsard, Pierre de 1 524-1 585.
.35 Thiard, Pontus de 1 521-1605.
.36 Baif, Jean Antoine de 1 532-1 589.
.37 Saluste du Bartas, Guillaume de 1544- 1590.
.38 Desportes, Philippe 1546-1606.
.39 Minor Poets.
•4 Classical Period, 1600-17x5.
41 Malherbe, Fran9ois de 1 555-1628.
42 Maynard, Fran9ois 1 582-1646.
.43 Racan, Honorat de Bueil, marquis de 1 589-1 67a
44 Chapelain, Jean J595-'674.
45 La Fontaine, Jean de 1621-1695.
46 Deshouli^res, Antoinette (du Ligier de la Garde), Madame 1637-1694.
47 Chaulieu, Guillaume Amfrye de i639-i72a
48
49 Minor Poets.
841.5 i8th Century, 1715-1789.
.51 Rousseau, Jean Baptiste 1670-1741.
.52 Racine, Louis 1692-1763.
.53 Pompignan, Jean Jacques de Franc, marquis de 1 709-1 784.
.54 Delille, Jacques ' 738-1813.
.55 Roucher, Jean Antoine '745-1794-
.56 CWnier, Andr^ Marie de 1 762-1794.
.57 Parny, Evariste D^sir^ Desforges, vicomte de 1753-1814.
.58
.59 Minor Poets.
.6 Revolution and Empire, 1789-1815.
.61 Lebrun, Ponce Denis £couchard 1729-1807.
.62 Fontanes, Louis, marquis de 17 57-1821.
.63 Parseval Grandmaison, Fran9ois Auguste 17 59-1834.
.64 Luce de Lancival, Jean Charles Julien 1764-1810.
.65 D^saugiers, Marc Antoine Madeleine 1772-1827.
.66 Campenon, Fran9ois Nicolas Vincent 1 772-1843.
.67 Millevoye, Charles Hubert 1 782-1816.
.68
.69 Minor Poets.
.7 Constitutional Monarchy, 1815-1848.
.71 B^ranger, Pierre Jean de 1780-1857.
.72 Delavigne, Jean Fran9ois Casimir 1793-1843. See84a.;9.
.73 Deschamps, £mile 1 791-187 1.
.74 Lamartine, Alphonse Marie Louis de Prat de 1 792-1869.
.75 Reboul, Jean 1 796-1 864.
.76 Vigny, Alfred Victor, comte de 1799-1863. Sec 843.75.
.77 Musset, Louis Charles Alfred de 1810-1857. See 842.76.
.78 Hugo, Victor Marie, comte 1802-1885. See 841.78 and 843.;?
.79 Mmor Poets.
•8 Later 19th Century, 1848-
.81 Laprade, Pierre Marin Victor Richard de 181 2-1883.
.82 Dupont, Pierre 1821-1870.
.83 Banville, Theodore Faullain de 1820-1891.
.84 Sully-Prudhomme, Rene Fran9ois Armand 1839-
.85 Coppee, Francis £douard Joachim 1842- See 843.881
M Deroul^de, Paul 1846-
.87
.88
.89 Minor Poets.
842 French Drama.
.1 Early French, 842-1400.
es.
1240-1286W
.11
Mysteries and Mirs
.12
Adam de la Halle
•13
Bodel, Jean.
.14
•IS
.16
.17
.18
.19
Minor Dramatists.
842.2 Transition Period, 1400-1500.
.21
Gresban, Arnoul.
.22
Michel, Jean ~^493»
•23
.24
•25
26
Gringoirc, Pierie 1 480-1 544.
•27
.28
.29
Minor Dramatists.
•3
Renaissance, 1500-1600.
•3'
Le Coq, Thomas.
•32
Baif, Lazare de.
•33
La Peruse, Jean Bastier de J53<^i555«
•34
Jodelle, Etienne ^ 532-1 573-
•35
Gr^vin, Jacques 1 538-1 570.
.36
La Taille, Jean de 1 540-1608.
'37
Gamier, Robert 1 545-1601.
.38
Larivey, Pierre de 1550-1612.
•39
Minor Dramatists.
.4
Classical Period, 1600-1715.
.41
Comeille, Pierre 1606-1684.
42
Molidre, Jean Baptiste Poquelin, caZ/ed 1622-1673.
•43
Corneille, Thomas 1625-1709.
.44
Boursault, 'Edme 1638-1701.
•45
Racine, Jean 1639-1699.
.46
Brueys, David Augustin de 1640-1723.
47
Dufresny, Charles Riviere 1648-1724.
^8
Baron, Michel Boyron, caUed 1653-1729.
.49
Minor Dramatists.
•5
i8th Century, 1715-1789.
•51
La Motte, Antoine Houdart de 1672-1731.
•52
Crebillon, Prosper Jolyot de 1674-1762.
•53
Destouches, Philippe Nericault 1680-1754.
•54
Marivaux, Pierre Carlet de Chamblain de 1688-1763.
See 843.5a.
•55
Piron, Alexis 1689-1773.
.56
Voltaire, Francois Marie Arouet de 1694-1778.
See 843.54.
•57
S^daine, Michel Jean I7I9-I797'
.58
Beaumarchais, Pierre Augustin Caron de 1 732-1 799.
•59
Minor Dramatists.
.6
Revolution and Empire, 1789-1815.
.61
Ducis, Jean Fran9ois ^733"
1816.
.62
Collin-Harleville, Jean Fran9ois ^735"
1806.
.63
La Harpe, Jean Fran9ois de ^739-
1803. See
.64
Fabre d*£glantine, Philippe Fran9ois Nazaire 1755-
1794.
.6s
Andrieux, Fran9ois Guillaume Jean Stanislas 1759-1
1833-
.66
Chenier, Marie Joseph 1764-
[811.
.67
Picard, Louis Benoit 1769-
[828.
.68
I^mercier, Louis Jean N^pomuc^ne ^77^"^
[840.
.69
Minor Dramatists.
8<3.7 Constitutional Monarchy, 1815-1848.
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
8
82
83
84
.86
^7
.88
.89
Soumet, Alexandre 1 788-1845.
Delavigne, Jean Fran9ois Casimir I793~i843. See 841.7a.
Scribe, Augustin Eugene 1791-1861.
Ancclot, Jacques Arsene Fran9ois Polycarpe 1 794-1 864.
Vigny, Alfred Victor, comte de 1799-1863. See 841.76.
Musset, Louis Charles Alfred de 1810-1857. See 841.77.
Dumas, Alexandre, the elder 1806-1870. See 843.76.
Hugo, Victor Marie, comte 1802-1885. See 841.78 and 843.78
Minor Dramatists.
Later 19th Century, 1848-
Labiche, Eugene Marin
Ponsard, Fran9ois
Augier, Guillaume Victor £mile
Dumas, Alexandre, fils
Bornier, Henri de
Sardou, Victorien
Pailleron, ^douard
Coppee, Francis £douard Joachim
Minor Dramatists.
1815-88
1824-1867.
1822-89
1824-
1825-
1831-
1834-
1842-
See 841.85.
843 French Fiction.
•2
.21
.22
•23
.24
•25
.26
.27
.28
.29
•3
•31
•32
•33
•34
•35
•36
•37
.38
•39
.4
41
.42
•43
Transition Period, 1400-1500.
Christine de Pisan 1 363-1 431.
Jean de Tuim.
La Sale, Antoine de 1 398-1 462.
Chastelain, Georges 1403-147 5.
Minor Writers.
Renaissance, 1 500-1 600.
Marguerte de Navarre
Desperriers, Bonaventure
Herberay, Nicolas d*
Du Fail, Noel
Bouchet, Guillaume
Beroalde de Verville, Fran9ois
Minor Writers.
1 492-1 549.
1 500-1 544
-1552
-1585
1 526-1 606
1 558-1612
-»5
-47
48
•49
Classical Period, 1600-1715.
Urf^, Honors d*
Gomberville, Marin Le Roy de
La Calpren^de, Gauthier de Costes de
Scud^ry, Georges de
Scudery, Madeleine de
Cyrano de Bergerac, Savinien
Perrault, Charles
1568-1625.
1600-1647.
1602-1663.
1601-1667.
1607-1701.
1620-1655.
1628-1703.
Lafayette, Marie Madeleine Pioche de la Vergne, comtesse de 1634-1693.
Minor Writers.
843.5 ^^^^ Century, 1715-1789.
.51 Le Sage, Alain Ren^ 1668-1747.
.52 Marivaux, Pierre Carlet de Chamblain de 1688-1763. See 842.54.
.53 Prevost d'Exiles, Antoine Fran9ois 1 697-1 763.
.54 Voltaire, Francois Marie Arouet de 1694-1778. See84*.56.
.55 Crcbillon, Claude Prosper Jolyot de, fils 1 707-1 777.
.56 Rousseau, Jean Jacques 1712-1778.
.57 Restif de la IJretonne, Nicolas Edme 1 734-1806.
.58 Florian, Jean Pierre Claris de I75S-I794«
.59 Minor Writers.
•6 Revolution and Empire, 1789-1815.
.61 St. Pierre, Jacques Henri Hernardin de 1737-18 14.
.62 Staiil Holstein, Anne Louise Germaine (Necker),
baronne de 1766-18 17.
.63 Constant de Rebecque, Henri Benjamin 1 767-1830.
.64 Maistre, Xavier de 1 763-1852.
.65 Chateaubriand, Fran9ois Auguste Ren^, vicomte de 1768-1848.
.66
.67
.68
.69 Minor Writers.
.7 Constitutional Monarchy, 1815-1848.
.71 Beyle, Marie Henri [de Stendhal] 1 783-1842.
.72 Nodier, Charles 1 790-1844.
.73 Balzac, Honors de 1799-1850.
.74 Sue, Marie Joseph, called Eugene 1804- 1857.
.75 Souvestre, £mile 1806-1854.
.76 Dumas, Alexandre, the elder 1 806-1870. See 843.77.
.77 Gautier, Theophile 1811-1872.
.78 Hugo, Victor Marie, comte 1802-1885. See 84178 an?! 842.78.
,79 Minor W^riters.
•8 Later 19th Century, 1848-
.81 Mcrim^e, Prosper i8o3-i87a
.82 Dudevant, Amantine Lucile Aurore Dupin [George Sand] 1804-1S76.
.83 Feuillet, Octave 1822-1890
.84 Flaubert, Gustave 1821-1881.
_ _ , ^, . ( Erckmann, £mile 1822-
&l Erckmann-Chatrian | ^,^^^^.^^ Alexandre .826-1890
^6 About, Edmond Francois Valentin 1828-1885
.87 Cherbuliez, Victor 1832-
S& Daudet, Alphonse 1840-
.89 Minor Writers.
844 French Essays.
.3 Renaissance, 1500-1600.
.31 Montaigne, Michel Eyquem de 1533'^ 592*
.4 Classical Period, 1600-1715.
.41 Du Vair, Guillaume 1556-1621.
•42 Saint-Evremond, Charles de Marguetel de Saint-denis de 1613-1703.
844*5 ^S*^ Century, 1715-1789.
.51 Fontcnelle, Bernard Ic Bovier de 1657-1757.
.52 Montesquieu, Charles le Secondat, baron de 1689-1755.
.53 Alembert, Jean le Rond d' 17 17-1783.
.6 Revolution and Empire, 1789-1815.
.61 La Harpe, Jean Fran9ois de 1739-1803. See84t.6f
.62 Joubert, Joseph 1 754-1824.
.63 Courier de M^r^, Paul Louis 1772-1825.
.64 Senancour, £tienne Pivert de 1 770-1846.
.7 Constitutional Monarchy, 1815-1848.
.71 La Mennais, Hugues F^licit^ Robert de 1 782-1854.
.72 Villemain, Abel Fran9ois 1 790-1870.
.7:^ Planche, Jean Baptiste Gustave 1808-1857.
.74 Sainte Beuve, Charles Aug^stin 1804-1869.
.75 Saint-Marc Girardin 1801-1873.
.76 Janin, Jules Gabriel 1804-1874.
.77 Nisard, Jean Marie Napoleon D^sir^ 1806-
.8 Later 19th Century, 1848-
.81 Quinet, Edgar 1803-1875.
.82 Renan, Ernest 1823-1^92.
.83 Taine, Hippolyte Adolphe 1828- igj,
845 French Oratory, subdivided by penods, uke 841.
846 French Letters, subdivided by periods, uke 841.
847 French Satire and Humor.
.1 Early French, 842-1400.
.11 Guyot de Provins.
.12 *• Roman du Renard." See 837.31 and 839.371.
.13 Deschamps, Eustache 1320-1400.
.3 Renaissance, 1500-1600.
.31 Marot, Clement 1495-1544.
.32 Rabelais, Francois i495~i553'
.33 " La Satyre M^nippce ** I594'
.34 A ubign^, Theodore Agrippa d* 1 550-1630.
•35 Regnier, Mathurin 1573-1613.
.4 Classical Period, 1600-1715.
.41 Viau, Th^ophile de 1 590-1626.
.42 Saint Amant, Marc Antoine Gerard 1 594-1 661.
.43 Scarron, Paul 1610-1660.
.44 Benserade, Isaac de 161 2-1 691.
.45 Fureti^re, Antoine 1620-1688.
.46 Boileau Despr6aux, Nicolas 1636-1711.
.47 Regnard, Jean Fran9ois ^655-1 709.
.5 i8th Century, 1715-1789.
.51 Gresset, Jean Baptiste Louis 1 709-1 777«
.52 Gilbert, Nicolas Joseph Laurent 1751-1780.
.7 Constitutional Monarchy, 1815-1848.
.71 Barthelemy, August Marseille 1796- 1867.
.72 Barbier, Henri Auguste 1805-1882.
848 French M iscellany . subdivided by periods, uke 841.
/9 , S/.. ^ -^-/^
.■- "' ■ ■ ■ ~ ^^
849 Provencal Literature.
.1 Provencal poetry.
«IC 1st Period. 9cx>-iioa
Poetry in hands of clergy. No folk poetry preserved. Form mainly epic. Language
not yet fixed. Country under rule of counts, nominally subject to Emperor, really
independent till i486, then reunited to France.
•Ill Epic Poetry.
Bocthius.
.112 Lyric Poetry.
•119 Minor poetry. Didactic.
12 Golden Age. 1100-1300.
Poets mainly knights, but after 1250 almost exclusively buij^hers. Lyric most important.
.121 Romances of Chivalry.
Girart de Rossilho.
•122 Historical Poetry.
Croisade contre les Albigeois.
•123 Romans d'A ventures.
Flamenca.
•I 24 Lyric Poetry.
•125 Bernart de Ventadom flourished about 11 40-1 195.
•126 Born, Bertran de " " 1180-1195.
•127 Arnaut Daniel " " 1 180-1200.
•128 Borneill, Guiraut de, " ** 1 175-1220.
.129 Minor poetry.
Nearly 500 poets named beside anonymous poems. Form prevails over content;
great variety of poetic forms. These lyric poets are the real Troubadours.
.13 Aftermath 1300-1500.
Downfall of language and literature owing to lack of content and to political and social
causes, especially the Crusade against the Albigenses.
•I31 Poets of school of Toulouse.
Arnaut Vidal, first recipient of the Golden Violet, 1324. Poetry artificial — a craft
Las Leys d* Amors is the code of poetic laws, by Guillem Molinier, Chancellor of
" Consistory de la gaya sciensa " established at Toulouse 1324. First prize a
golden violet. When in danger of perishing, Consistory revived in 1484 and
poetic exercises styled " Jeux Floraux."
•15a La Noble I^yczon.
Religious poetry of Waldenses.
.139 Minor poetry.
•14 Decadence. 1 500-
Provengal sinks to position of a dialect despite fitful attempts to revive it, the most
recent, that connected with publication of Li Proven^alo 1852.
•I41 Goudouli, Pierre de 1 579-1649.
•142 Despourrins, Cyprien 1698-1755.
•I43 Jasmin,. Jacques 1 798-1 864.
•144 Roumanille, Joseph 18 18-
•145 Aubanel, Jos. Marie J. Baptiste Theodore 1829-
•I46 Mistral, Frederic 1830-
•149 Minor poetry.
849-9 Catalan Literature.
.91 Catalan poetry.
.911 1st Period 1200-1350.
Catalonia before 1137 ruled by French Counts, then united to Ara^on. Laofii;uage
is closely allied to Provencal, in which tirsi poets wrote. MSS. scattered ;
few as yet printed ; Literature begins with James ist (i2i3-*76) who made
Catalan the state language.
Kor Ramon Muntaner see 849.981.3.
.1, Raimon Lull 1225*1315; .2, Kebler 1250; .9. Minor poets.
.912 Second Period. 1350--1450.
Imitation of Neo Provencal, French and Italian, specially of Dante, Petrarch and
Koccacio. Some dashes of originality. Fra Rocaberti. Imitation of Dante.
.913 Age of Perfection 1450-
From i6th Century, Catalan literature merged in Spanish, tho some writers stil
employ idiom, e. g. '* Balagucr "
.1, March, Ausias -1460, greatest of Catalan poets; .2, FenoUa, Bernard; .3, Jacme
Roig (satiric) ; .4, Farrer; .5, Serafi; 6, Pujol: .7, Garcia; .9, Minor Poets.
.Q3 Catalan Fiction.
•933 Age of Perfection 1450-
Joanet Martorel -1460. Tirant lo Blanch, a chivalric romance.
.98 Miscellany.
.981 ist Period. 1200-1350.
Prose superior to poetry. Chronicles of great importance, culminating in Muntaner.
. I, James ist (The Conqueror) i2i3-'76; .2, Desclot, Bernardo; .3, Muntaner, Ramon
1265-1340; .4, Ximenes; .9, Minor authors.
.982 Second period. 1350-1450
Prose resists foreign influences belter than puetry. Many philosophical and theo-
logical writings beside historical worl:s.
.1, Tomich; .2, Turell; .9, Minor writers.
85o Italian Literature.
850.1, Philosophy: .a, Compends; .^, Dictionaries; .4, Essays. Lectures, anc*! Addresses
on Italian Literature; .5, Periodicals; .6, Societies; .7, Study and Teaching; .8, Col-
lections; .9, History.
851 Italian Poetry.
•I
II
12
16
18
•2
.21
.22
•23
.24
•25
.26
.29
•3
•31
•32
•33
•34
•35
.36
'37
•38
•39
4-
•41
.42
•43
44
•45
.46
47
•49
-1250.
-1294.
-1276.
1260-1300.
1265-1321.
I 270-1 336.
-1369.
1 304-1 374.
.03, Dramatic; .03, Romantic and Epic: .04, Lyric, Ballads; .05, Didactic; .06, Descrip-
tive; .07, Satirical and Humorous; .09, History of Italian Poetry.
Early Italian ; Age of Dante, -i375
To death of Boccaccio, 1375.
Protonotario, Stefano
Arezzo, Guittonc d'
Guinicclli, (luido
Cavalcanti, Guide
Alighieri, Dante
Pistoia, Cine da
Uberti, Fazio dcgli
Petrarca, Francesco
Minor Poets.
Period of Classical Learning, 1375-1492.
From death of Boccaccio, 1375, to death of Lorenz<i il Magnifico, 149a.
Frezzi, Federigo -14 16.
Bojardo, Matteo 1430- 1494.
Medici, Lorenzo dei (II Magnifico) 144S-1492.
Poliziano, Angelo 1454-1494. See Ssa.aj.
Berivicni, (jirolamo 1453-1542.
Sannazzaro, Jacopo I45^i530'
Minor Poets.
Age of Leo the Tenth, 1492-1542.
From death of Lorenzo il Magnifico, 1492, to Convocation of Coundl of Irent, 154a
Bembo, Pietro
Ariosto, Lodovico
Rucellai, Giovanni
Molza, Francesco
Tasso, Bernardo
Alamanni, Luigi
Guidiccioni, Giovanni
Casa, Cjiovanni della
Minor Poets.
1470-1547.
1474-1533-
147 5-1 526.
1 483- 1 544. See 853.33.
1493-15^-
1495-1556.
1500-1541.
1 503-1 556.
Later i6th Century, 1542-1585.
From Convocation of Council of Trent, 1542, to Pontificate of Sixtus V., 158^
Costanzo, Angelo di
Rota, Bernardino
Tansillo, Luigi
Magno, Celio
Guarini, Giovanibattista
Tasso, Torquato
Baldi, Bernardino
Minor Poets.
1 507-1 591.
» 509-1 575-
1 510-1568.
1536-1602.
1537-1612.
1 544-1 595.
1 553-1617.
B51.5 Period of Decline, 1585-1748.
From Pontificate of Sixtus V., 1585-90, to Peace of Aix-Ia-Chapelle. 174&
•5»
Chiabrera, Gabriello
1 552-1637.
•52
Marini, Giovambattista
1 569-1625.
•53
Testi, Fulvio
I 593-1 646.
•54
Filicaja, Vincenzo
1 642- 1 707.
•55
Guidi, Alcssandro
1650-1712.
.56
Manfredi, Eustachio
1674- I 738.
•57
Frugoni, Carlo Innocenzo
1692-1768.
.58
Algarotti, Francesco
17 1 2-1764.
•59
Minor .Poets.
.6 Period of Renovation, 1748-1814.
From Peace of Aix-Ia-Chapelle, 1748, to Congress of Vienna, 1814.
.61 Paradisi, Agostino ^ 736-1 783.
.62 Mascheroni, Lorenzo 1750-1800.
.63 Pindemonte, Ippolito 1753-1828.
.64 Monti, Vincenzo 1 754-1828.
.65 Cassi, Francesco 1778- 1846.
.66 Foscolo, Ugo 1 7 79- 1 827.
.67 Arici, Cesare 1782-1836.
.68 Sestini, Bartolommeo 1 792-1822.
.69 Minor Poets.
.7 Early 19th Century, 1814-1859.
From Congress of Vienna, 1814, to War of Independence, 1859W
See 853. 7«
.71
Berchet, Giovanni
1783-1851.
.72
Rossetti, Gabriello
I 783-1854.
•73
Manzoni, Aiessandro
1785-1873.
.74
Marchetti, Giovanni
1790-1852.
•75
Leopard!, (iiacomo
1798-1837.
.76
Carrer, Luigi
1801-1850.
'77
Rcgaldi, Giuseppe
1809-1883.
.78
Prati, Giovanni
181 5-1884.
•79
Minor Poets.
.8 Later 19th Century, 1859-
From War of Independence. 1859, to
.81 Aleardi, Aleardo
.82 Zanella, Giacomo
.83 Gnoli, Domenico
.84 Carducci, Giosu^
.85 Fogazzaro, Antonio
.86 Rapisardi, Mario
.87 Guerrini, Olindo
.88
.89 Minor Poets.
1810-1878.
1820-
1836-
1836-
1842-
1843-
1845-
852 Italian Drama.
Early Italian ; Age of Dante, -i375*
Period of Classical Learning, 1375-1492.
.21 Belcari, Feo 1410-1484.
.22 Poliziano, Angclo 1 454-1 494. See 851.24.
,29 Minor Dramatists.
,3 Age of Leo the Tenth, 1492-1542.
.31 Machiavelli, Niccol6 1469-1527. See 854.31.
.32 Dovizi, Bernardo (Cardinal Bibbiena) 1470-1520.
•33 Trissino, Gian Giorgio 1 478-1 550.
.34 Aretino, Pietro 1492-1556.
,35 Ambra, Francesco d* "'55^*
.39 Minor Dramatists.
.4 Later i6th Century, 1542-1585.
.41 Speroni, Sperone 1 500-1 588.
^ Giraldi, G. B. Cinzio 1504-1573- See 853.44.
.43 Cecchi, Giovanni Maria 1517-1587.
44 Asinari, Federigo 1 527-1 576.
*45 Porta, Giovambattista della 1 538-161 5.
49 Minor Dramatists.
•5 Period of Decline, 1585-1748.
.51 Buonarroti, Michelangiolo, Jr. 1 564-1646.
.52 Rinuccini, Ottavio 1 565-1622.
.53 Andreini, Giovambattlsia 1 578-1650.
•54 Gigli, Girolamo 1660-1722.
.55 Zeno, Apostolo 1669-17 50.
.56 Maffei, Scipione 1675-1755.
.57 Trapassi, Pietro (Metastasio) 1698-1782.
.59 Minor Dramatists.
.6 Period of Renovation, 1748-1814.
For Manzoni, see S51.73 and 853.72.
.61 Goldoni, Carlo 1707-1793.
.62 Gozzi, Carlo 1722-1806.
.^3 Capacelli Albergati, Francesco 1728-1804.
.64 Alfieri, Vittorio 1749- 1803.
.65 Nota, Alberto 1775-1847.
.66 Biondi, Luigi 1 776-1 839.
.67 Benedetti, Francesco 1785-1821,
.69 Minor Dramatists.
•7 Early 19th Century, 1814-1859.
.71 Niccolini, Giovambattista 1782-1861-
.72 Pellico, Silvio 1788-1854.
.73 Giacometti, Paolo 1816-1881.
.74 Gherardi del Testa, Tommaso i8i8-i8.''2.
.75 Ferrari, Paolo 1822-89
•79 Minor Dramatists.
%
852.8 Later 19th Century, 1859-
.81
Bersezio, Vittorio
1830-
.82
Cossa, Pietro
1833-1882.
.83
Carrera, Valentino
1834-
.84
Marenco, Leopoldo
1836-
.85
Cavallotti, Felice
1842-
.86
Torelli, Achille
1844-
.87
.88
.89
Minor Dramatists.
853 Italian Fiction.
I Early Italian ; Age of Dante, -i375.
11 ** Cento Novelle Antiche '* (Gualteruzzi's Collection).
12 Barberi no, Francesco da 1264-1348.
,13 Pisa, Guido da -1350.
,14 Gubbio, Bosone da
,15 Boccaccio, Giovanni I3i3-i375*
,19 Minor Writers.
.2 Period of Classical Learning, 1375-1492.
.21 Sacchetti, Franco -1400.
,22 Fiorentino, Ser Giovanni
.23 Manetti, Antonio 1423-1497.
>24 Mangabotti, Andrea dei
,25 Prato, Giovanni da
,29 Minor Writers.
.3 Age of Leo the Tenth, 1492-1542.
.31 Salernitano, Masuccio
.32 Bandello, Matteo 1480-1561.
.33 Molza, Francesco 1483-1544. See 851.34.
,34 Firenzuola, Agnolo 1493-1548.
.39 Minor Writers.
4 Later i6th Century, 1542-1585.
.41 Grazzini, Antonfrancesco(Lasca)i 503-1 583.
.42 Doni, Antonfrancesco I5i3-i574-
.43 Erizzo, Sebastiano 1525-1585.
.44 Giraldi, G. B. Cinzio 1504-1573. See 852.41.
.45 Parabosco, Girolamo -1560.
.49 Minor Writers.
.5 Period of Decline, 1585-1748.
.6 Period of Renovation, 1748-1814.
1-7
Early igth Century,
1814-
-1859.
•71
Rosini, Giovanni
1776-1855.
.72
Manzoni, Alessandro
1785-1873.
See 851.73.
'73
Grossi, Tomniaso
1791-1853.
.74
Guerrazzi, Francesco Domenico
-1873-
•75
Bresciani, Antonio
I 798-1862.
.76
Cantii, Cesare
1807-
'77
Carcano, Giulio
181 2-1883.
.78
Azeglio, Massimo d*
1800-1866.
•79
Minor Writers.
.8
Later igth Century,
1859-
.81
Caste 11 azzo, Luigi
1827-
.82
Barrili, Anton Giulio
1836-
^3
Capuana, Luigi
1839-
.84
Verga, Giovanni
1840-
.85
Faldella, Giovanni
1846-
.86
Farina, Salvatore
1846-
.87
Giovagnoli, Raffaello
.88
Serao, Matilde
1856-
.89
Minor Writers.
854 Italian Essays.
Early Italian ; Age of Dante, -^375*
,11 Cavalca, Fra Domenico ->342.
,12 Passavanti, Fra Jacopo "'357*
Period of Classical Learning, 1375-1492.
.21 Alberti, Leone Hattista 1 404-1 472.
.22 Palmieri, Matteo 1405-147 5.
.23 Bisticci, Vespasiano da 1 421-1498.
.24 Collenuccio, Pandolfo -1504.
.25 Vinci, Leonardo da 1452-1519.
.29 - Minor Essayists.
.3 Age of Leo the Tenth, 1492-1542.
.31 Machiavelli, Niccol6 1469-1527. See Ssa.$u
.32 Nardi, Jacopo '476-1 555.
.33 Castiglione, Baldassare 1478-1529.
.34 Guicciardini, Francesco 1482-1540.
.35 Giannotti, Donato '494-' 573*
.36 Giambullari, Pier Francesco M95-I5S5'
.37 Gelli, Giovambattista 1498-1563.
.38 Varchi, Benedetto 1 503-1 566^
.39 Minor Essayists.
B54-4
Later i6th Century,
1542-1
585-
.41
Castelvetro, Ludovico
1 505-1 57 X.
.42
Piccolomini, Alessandro
1 508-1 578.
•43
Borghini, Vincenzo
1 51 5-1 580.
•44
Davanzati, Bernardo
I 529-1606.
•45
Salviati, Leonardo
1540-1589.
.46
Ammirato, Scipione
I53I-I60I.
•47
Paruta, Paolo
1540-1598.
.48
Botero, Giovanni
1 540-1617.
.49
Minor Essayists.
•5
Period of Decline, i
585-1748.
•5'
Sarpi, Paolo
1 550-1623.
•52
Galilei, Galileo
1 564-1642.
•53
Bartoli, Daniele
I608-I685.
•54
Dati, Carlo
I6I9-I675.
•55
Gravina, Giovanni Vincenzo
1664-17 18.
.56
Muratori, Ludovico Antonio
I672-I750.
•57
Giannone, Pietro
I676-I748.
.58
Zanotti, Francesco Maria
1692-1777.
•59
Minor Essayists.
.6
Period of Renovation, 174C
I-I8I4.
.6i
Bettinelli, Saverio
I7I8-I808.
.62
Denina, Carlo
I730-I8I3.
.63
Tiraboschi, Girolamo
I73I-I794.
.64
Lanzi, Luigi
I732-I8IO.
.65
Beccaria, Cesare
1735-1793-
.66
Filangeri, Gaetano
I752-I788.
•67
Cesari, Antonio
I760-I828.
.68
Peiticari, Giulio
I779-I822.
.69
Minor Essayists.
•7
Early 19th Century,
1814-1859.
.71
Costa, Paolo
I77I-I836.
.72
Giordani, Pietro
I 774-1 848.
•73
Troya, Carlo
I785-I859.
.74
Balbo, Cesare
I789-I853.
•75
Capponi, Gino
I 792- I 878.
.76
Mamiani della Rovere, Terenzio
1800-188 5.
•77
Gioberti, Vincenzo
I80I-I853.
.78
Tommaseo, Niccolo
I 802-1 874.
•79
Minor Essayists.
.8
Later 19th Century,
1859-
.81
Sanctis, Francesco de
I8I8-
.82
Bonghi, Ruggiero
1827-
•83
Conti, Augusto
1827-
.84
Villari, Pasquale
1827-
-85
Ardig6, Roberto
1828-
.86
Comparetti, Domenico
1835-
^7
Zumbini, Bonaventura
1840-
.88
Panzacchi, Enrico
I84I-
.89
Minor Essayists.
855
Italian Oratory.
856 Italian Letters.
857 Italian Satire and Humor.
I Early Italian ; Age of Dante, -i375«
1 1 Gemignano, Folgore da San
12 Chitarra, Cene dalla
13 Angiulieri, Cccco
14 Pucci, Antonio ^^377*
19 Minor Writers.
.2 Period of Classical Learning, 1375-1492*
.21 Burchiello, Domenico 1 395-1448
.22 Pulci, Luigi 1432-1484.
.23 Vinciguerra, Antonio
.29 Minor Writers.
•3 ^gc of Leo the .Tenth, 1492-1542.
.31 Folengo, Teofilo (Merlin Cocai) 1491-1^44.
.^2 Bcrni, Francesco '49^^535*
.39 Minor Writers.
.4 Later i6th Century, 1542-1585.
41 Nelli, Pietro
42 Bcccuti, Francesco '509~J5S3»
43 Caporali, Cesare 1531-1601,
49 Minor Writers.
5 Period of Decline, 1585-1748.
51 Tassoni, Alessandro '565-1635.
52 Bracciolini, Francesco 1566-1645.
53 Lalli, Giovambattista ' 572-1637.
54 Lippi, Lorenzo 1606- 1664.
55 Rosa, Salvatore 161^-1673.
56 Menzini, Benedetto 1646-1704.
57 Sergardi, Ludovico 1660-172U
58 Fortiguerri, Niccol6 1674-173C.
59 Minor Writers.
.6 Period of Renovation, 174B-1814.
.61 Gozzi, Gasparo 17 13-1786.
.62 Passeroni, Gian Carlo 17 13-1803.
.63 Casti, Giovambattista 1721-1803.
.64 Parini, Giuseppe 1 739-1799-
.65 Baretti, Giuseppe 17 16-1780,
.66 Elci, Angelo Maria d' 1754-1824.
.67 Pananti, Filippo 1 766-1837.
.69 Minor Writers.
.7 Early 19th Century, 1814-1859.
.71 Giusti, Giuseppe 1809-1850.
858 Italian Miscellany.
.8 Later 19th Century, 1859-
,81 Gubernatis, Angelo de 1840-
.82 Amicis, Edmondo de 1846-
859 Wallachian Literature.
.1, Poetry; .2, Drama; .3, Fiction; .4, Essays; .5, Oratory; .6, Letters; .7, Satire and
Humor; .8, Miscellany.
Rumansh Literature
Subdivided like 859.
860 Spanish Literature.
860.1, Philosophy; .a, Compends; .3, Dictionaries; .4, Essays; .5, Periodicals; .6, Societies;
.7, Study and Teaching ; .8, Collections; .9, History.
861 Spanish Poetry.
.02, Dramatic; .03, Romantic and Epic; .04, Lyric, Ballads; .05, Didactic; .06, Descriptive;
.07, Satirical and Humorous; .09, History of Spanish Poetry.
•X Early Spanish. -1369*
In 711 the Visigothic kingdom, founded in the 5th cent, was overthrown by Arabs; 711-1492
Arabic Period or Age of Reconquest.
literature began in first half of 12th cent. Earliest poetry, epic ; subjects national, themes
war and religion (861. 11-12). These were followed by an erudite tendency toward
classic tradition neglecting national themes (861.13 and 14) which were however
revived toward the close of the period (861.15) by continued victories over Moors
under Alfonso nth, 1312-50, thereafter reaction again toward didactic (861.16).
Under Alfonso the wise, 1252-84, a general intellectual awakening, but leading to
greater results m prose than in poetry. Through him (i) Provencal (and Galidan)
and (2) Oriental influences were introduced. In Provencal literature chief attention
was given to perfection of poetic form. The Oriental was didactic in contentf
symbolic in form.
•II " Primitive Monuments."
.12 " Poema de mio Cid."
•13 Berceo, Gonzalo de 1 196-1266.
.14 Segura de Astorga, Juan Lorenzo 1250.
.15 Yaflez Ruy (Cronica del Rey Alfonso Onccno).
.16 Sem Tob, Rabbi 1350.
.19 Minor Poets.
•a Age of Imitation. 1369-1516.
Henry 2d to Cau'los 1st, Charles 5th of Germany. 1479, Union of Castile and Arragon.
Under Ferdinand and Isabella all Spain was brought under one scepter. Provencal
and didactic tendencies continue ; a third element was Italian influence. There were
three distinct schools :
I. Provencal, specially influential at court.
a. Italian (Dante) or Allegorical, introduced by Francisco Imperial, a Genoese. (Meru,
861.22.)
3. Didactic. A protest against the Italian school in behalf of national literary traditiona.
(Ayala, 861.21).
.11 Lopez de Ayala, Pedro 1 332-1 407.
.22 Mena, Juan de 1411-1456.
.23 Mendoza, Ifiigo Lopez de, Marques de Santillana 1 398-1 458.
.24 Manrique, Jorge 1440-1479.
.25 Los "Cancioneros*' 1 ^ ,, ^. ,
f T « T^ t. ^ Collections of poetry.
.26 Los " Romances " ) r j
•S7 Romancero del Cid.
"Romances" popular poetry, peculiar to Spain, and generally anonymous; period of
production, from earliest times to i8th cent. Golden Age during reign of Ferdi-
nand aud Isabella, a grand reawakening coming with the fall of Granada, 1493.
•M Minor Poets.
86i .3 Golden Age. 1516-1700.
Rule of House of Austria. Painting culminates in this period : Morales 1509-86 ; Coello
1515-90; Joanes 1523-79; The Herrera — 16th cent.; Ribera 158&-1656; Zurbaran
1598-1662; Velazquex 1599-1660; Cano 1601-1667; Murillo 1618-1682, etc.
Fierce op|X)!<ition to the Reformation intensified religious sentiment and produced a school
of mystics. The sentiment of nationality became a dream of universal monarchy.
The chivalric cult of woman was replaced by an exaggerated conception of female
honor, the least suspicion of frailty being visited with death.
Great number of poets. Nothing notable in Epic; Lyric very prominent ; at first Italian
influences more intensified, Petrarch the model. This movement, begun by Juan
Boscan i5oo(?)-i543, culminated in Garcilaso (861.31). The protest against this in
favor of national traditions is best represented by Castillejo (861.3a). Mendoza (S61.36)
represents a conciliation. A fusion of two schools follows in which the Italian wins
the major influence. Thereafter appear two new schools:
t. Classic, opposed to the fusion and represented by Leon (861.33) and the Argensolas
(861.34) and
a. Sicillian or Oriental (inspired specially by the Bible) of which Herrera (861.35) >' stand-
ard bearer. First manifestations of '* bad taste '* appear ; (founder of school, Alonso
de Ledesma 1552-1623) represented by Gongora (861.37) which despite opposition (Rioja
861.38) produces rapid decadence. " Bad taste '' consisted in artificialities, exaggera-
tions, obscurities, etc.
•31 Vega, Garcilaso de la ^503~'536.
.32 Castillejo, Cnst6bal de 1494-1596.
.33 Leon, Luis Ponce de 1528-1591.
Leon is equally important in prose.
.34 Los Argensolas: Lupercio, 1 563-1613 ; Bartolom^ Leonardo 1564-1631.
.35 Herrera, Fernando de 1 534-1 597.
.36 Mendoza, Diego Hurtado de 'S03~'575*
.37 Gongora y Argote, Luis de 1 561-1627.
.38 Rioja, P'rancisco de 1600-1659.
.39 Minor Poets.
.4 i8th century. 1700-1800.
At death of Carlos 2nd (1700) war of succession resulted in firm establishment of House of
Bourbon, which, with brief interruptions, has continued to rule. Spanish political
importance lost. At opening of century complete decadence, "bad taste" every
where dominant. Attempts made to regenerate Spanish letters according to principles
of French classicism. Little advance, however, till close of century, despite founda-
tion of academies (Spanish Academy, 1 714), and doctrinal reform in French sense,
proclaimed by Luzan (1702-54) in " La Poetica," etc Thereafter a kind of revival.
Three schools formed :
I. Qassic French. Moratin the elder (861.41); Cadalso (861.42); Yriarte (861.45) and
Samaniego (86 1.44).
a. Antique National, protesting against introduction of French taste. Huerta (861.43).
3. Salamanca School, an attempt to reconcile the first two, avoiding their extravagances
and conserving what was good in each. Vald^s (861.46) ; Iglesias (861.47) ; Cienfucgoa
(861.48); Moratin the younger (862.42) and Jovellanos (868.42). *' Prosaism'' pro-
duction of exaggerated opposition to Gongorism or " bad taste " also characterizes
period. Influence of French Encydopedism also manifest. Development of science
checked by religious (Inquisition) and political despotism.
Rich development of fables and apologues in verse. Samaniego (861.44) and Yriart*
(861.45). In epic, complete poverty.
41 Moratin (The elder), Nicolis Fernandez de 1737-1780.
42 Cadalso, Jose de 1741-1782.
43 Huerta, Vicente Antonio Garcia de la 1734-1787.
j^ Samaniego, Felix Maria de 1 745-1801.
45 Yriarte, Tomas de 1750-1791.
.46 Valdes, Juan Mclendez 1754-1817.
•47 Iglesias de la Casa, Jose 1748-1791.
.48 Cienfucgos, Nicasio Alvarez de 1764-1809.
49 Minor Poets.
861.5 '9*^ century. 1800-
Abdication of Carlos 4th, 1808; Joseph ist (Bonaparte) 180S-13. Ferdinand 7th restored.
Salic law abrogated, opening succession to daughter Isabella. Carlist insurrections
(upholding Salic law) quelled. Isabella driven from throne by revolution 1868; 1871-
Amadeo (Savoy house), 1873, abdicates and republic is proclaimed; Restoration
of monarchy in person of Alfonso 12th in 187$.
Age, till close of Ferdinand's reign, very unfavorable to letters. Under Carlos 4th (1788-
1808) despotism re-introduced and revolution followed. Policy of Ferdinand 7th, after
restoration (1813-33), retrograde. An interregnum in letters. First real awaking
with Espronceda (861.52). Same fluctuations as in previous period. Romantic school
introduced by Zorrilla (861.53).
.51 Quintana, Manuel Jose 1772-1857.
.52 Espronceda, Jose de 1810-1842.
.53 Zorrilla y Moral, Jose 1817-90
.54 Gutierrez, Antonio Garcia 181 2-
•55 G'^ y Zarate, Antonio 1792-1861.
.56 Hartzembusch, Juan Eugenio 1806-1880.
.59 Minor Poets.
862 Spanish Drama.
.2 Age of Imitation. 1369-1516.
Evidences of existence of " mysteries " but no remains.
.21 Enzina, Juan del (.')i 468-1 534.
.22 Vicente, Gil (?)i45o-i536.
.3 Golden Age. 1516-1700.
Drama of this period is chief glory of Spanish letters ; writers show a phenomenal fecundity
(at 70 " Lope'* had written 1500 dramas), 30,000 dramas composed by beginning of
i8th cent. At opening of period Church tried to check development of profane
drama placing nearly all in the "Index." Torres Naharro (works pub. i5i7> and
Lope de Rueda (d. 1567) form transition from preceding period. Latter, reputed
father of national theater. Lope de Vega (862.31) real founder. Drama culminates
in Calderon (862.35); thereafter decadence.
•3' Vega Carpio, Lope Felix de 1 562-1635.
.32 Castro y Bel vis Guillen de 1 567-1621.
.33 Tellez, Gabriel (Tirso de Molina, pseud. (.^)i 570-1648.
.34 Alarcon y Mcndoza, Juan Ruiz de (.^)i 580-1639.
.35 Calderon de la Barca, Pedro 1600-1681.
.36 Rojas y Zorrilla, Francisco de 1607-
.37 Moreto y Cabafia, Agustin 1 618-1669.
.39 Minor Dramatists.
.4 i8th Century. 1700-1800.
Complete decadence of drama in last years of old monarchy. Revival in i8th cent., follow>
ing French classic drama. Culminates in Moratin the younger (862.42). Opposition
of National School voiced in Huerta (861.43). Discussions provoke abundant pro-
ductions, fecundity rather than merit characterizing mass of writers, Comella(862.4i)>
Period of unrest; old ideas cannot be reestablished, new cannot be naturalized.
For Moratin the elder, see 861.41 and Huerta, 861.43.
.41 Cornelia, Luciano Francisco 17 16-1779.
.42 Moratin, Leandro Fernandez de 17(30-1828.
.43 Cruz, Ramon de la (Light comedies) 1731-1795-
.49 Minor dramatists.
.5 19th Century. 1800-
Zorrilla (861.53), Gutierrez (861.54), and Rubf (862.52) represent "romantic" movement in
Spanish drama. For Gil y Zdrate, see 861.55; Hartzembusch, 861.56.
.51 Martinez de la Rosa, Francisco 1 789-1862.
.52 Rodriguez Rubi, Tomas 1817-
.53 Breton de los Herreros, Manuel 1796-
.59 Minor dramatists
863 Spanish Fiction.
.2 Age of Imitation. 1369-1516.
Imraeiise vogue of books of chivalry despite legislation till publication of Don Quijote;
thereafter only one written. [First part of Quijote printed 1605.]
.21 " Books of Chivalry."
.22 ** Amadis de Gaula."
.23 "Celestina."
.3 Golden Age. 1516-1700.
Real novel replaces old books of chivalry about 1500. " Picaresca," or " rogue '* novel
characteristic of this period ; a result of the state of society following wars of Charles
ist and Phillip 2d, e. g. Mendoza's "Lazarillo de Tormes." For Mendoza, see
861.36.
.31 Montemayor, Jorge de 1 520-1 561.
.32 Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de 1547-1616.
.39 Minor novelists.
.4 i8th Century. 1700-1800.
.5 19th Century. 1800-
For Breton de los Herreros, see 862.53 i ^^^ Rodriguez Rubi, 862.53.
.51 Larra, Mariano Jose de [Figaro] 1809-1837,
.52 Romanos, Ramon Mesonero de 1803-
.53 Arrom, Cecilia Boehl de [Feman Caballero] ^ 797-1877.
.59 Minor writers.
864 Spanish Essays.
865 Spanish Oratory.
Hardly any forensic and little sacred eloquence. When language and culture advanced,
privileges of Cortes restrained. Sacred eloquence less employed by Sptanish churcb
than by French or English. Gongorism or " bad taste " conquers here as elsewhere.
.1 Early Spanish. -1369.
.2 Age of Imitation. 1369-1516.
.3 Golden Age. 1516-1700.
For Luis de Leon, see 861.33; and Luis de Granada, 868.3a.
.4 i8th Century. 1700-1800.
For Jovellanos, see 868.42 ; and Valdes, 861.46.
.5 19th Century. 1800-
.51 Olozaga, Salustiano de 1803-1873.
.52 Castelar, Emilio 1832-
866 Spanish Letters.
•3 Golden Age. 1516-1700.
Naturalness of old times changed with majestic court and rigid etiquette of Charles 5tlL
For Santa Teresa, see 868.33.
.31 A Vila, Juan de 1 502-1 569.
.32 Perez, Anlonio 1 540-161 1.
.39 Minor writers.
867 Spanish Satire.
•I Early Spanish. -1369.
Ruiz, Juan (Arcipreste de Hita) 1350.
•2 Age of Imitation. 1369-1516.
" Coplas de Mingo Revulgo."
.3 Golden Age. 1516-1700.
Quevedo Villegas, Francisco Gomez de 1 580-1645.
.4 i8th Century. 1700-1800.
For Cadalso, see 861.42 ; and Moratin the younger, 862.41.
.41 Jorge Pitillas (a pseudonym).
.42 Isla, Jose Francisco de (el Padre) 1703-1761.
868 Spanish miscellany.
.1 Early Spanish. -1369.
.11 Alfonso X., £1 S4bio 1221-1284.
.12 Sancho El Bravo (IV. of Castile) 1258-1295.
.13 Manuel, Juan 1282-1347.
.14 Alfonso XI. i3io-i35a
.19 Minor writers.
•2 Age of Imitations. 1369-1516.
General and special histories, books of travel, works called forth by Boccado** "Cor-
vaccio," etc.
.3 Golden Age. 1516-1700.
Didactic prose. Considerable development, though less than poetry, owing in a great meas-
ure to restraints political and religious. "Bad Taste" manifests itself here an
elsewhere. Luis de Granada, Santa Teresa, San Juan de la Cruz, Pedro de Riva-
deneyra and Luis de Leon, representatives of Mystic School.
For Luis de Leon, see 861.33 ? ^^^ Quevedo y Villegas, 867.3.
.31 Mariana, Juan de, Founder of Spanish History 1 536-1623.
.32 Granada, Luis de 1 504-1 588.
•33 Teresa de Jesus, Santa 1 513-1582.
.34 Cruz, San Juan de la 1 542-1 591.
.35 Rivadeneyra, Ptdro de 1 527-161 1.
.36 Saavedra Fajardo, Diego de 1 584-1648.
.39 Minor Writers.
•4 i8th Century. 1700-1800.
Under Carlos 3d (lySQ-'SS) scientific studies took a fresh start, due largely to Feii6o who
attempted intellectual emancipation of Spain. Prose advances under French infli^
ence — Gallicisms introduced.
.41 Feij6o y Montenegro, Benito Jer6nimo 1676- 1764.
.42 Jovellanos, Caspar Melchor de 1744-1811.
.49 Minor writers.
•5 19th Century. 1800-
For Hartzembusch, J. £., see 861.56^
.51 Gayangos, Pascual de 1809-
.52 Rios, Jos^ Amador de los 1818-1878.
.53 Mil4 y Fontanals, Manuel 1818-
•59 Minor writers.
869 Portuguese Literature.
. I, Poetry; .2, Drama; .3. Fiction; .4, Essays; .5, Oratory; .6, Letters; .7, Satire and
Humor; .8, Miscellanv.
870 Latin Literature.
. I, Philosophy; .2, Compends; .3, Dictionaries, Cyclopedias; .4, Elssays; .5, Periodicals; .6^
Societies; .7, Study and Teaching ; .8, Collections; .9, History of Latin Literature.
871 Latin Poetry in General.
See Dramatic, Epic and Lyric below.
I Lucretius Carus, Titus. See also 187.
.2 Ovid. (Publius Ovidius Naso.)
.3 Hyginus, Caius Julius.
.4 Faliscus, Gratius.
.5 Manilius, Marcus.
.6 Phsedrus.
.7 Lucilius Junior. **^tna."
8
872 Latin Drama.
1 Andronicus, Livius.
2 Nsevius, Cnseus.
.3 Plautus, Titus Maccius.
.4 Ennius.
.5 Terence. (Publius Terentius Afer.)
.6 Seneca, Lucius Annseus. see also 878.5.
7
873 Latin Epic Poetry.
I Virgil. (Publius Virgilius Maro.)
.2 Lucanus, Marcus Annseus.
.3 Flaccus, Caius Valerius.
.4 Silius Italicus, Caius.
Statius, Publius Papinius.
874 Latin Lyric Poetry.
.1 Catullus, Tibullus and Propertius.
.2 Catullus, Valerius.
.3 Tibullus, Albius.
.4 Propertius, Sextus Aurelius.
.5 Horace. (Quintus Horatius Flaccus.) See also 877.3
.6 Calpurnius Siculus.
.7
875 Latin Oratory.
Cicero, Marcus Tullius. Complete Works.
For Cicero's Letters see 876. i .
.2 Orations.
,3 Rhetorical Works.
.4 Philosophical Works, see also 186.3.
.5 Messala Corvinus, Marcus Valerius.
Quintilian. (Marcus Fabius Quintilianus.)
876 Latin Letters.
.1 Cicero, Marcus Tullius. For his other works sec 375.1-875.4.
.2 Pliny. (Caius Plinius Csecilius Secundus.)
.3 Pronto, Marcus Cornelius.
.4
877 Latin Satire and Humor.
1 Lucilius, Caius.
2 Cato, Valerius.
.3 Horace, see 874.5-
.4 Persius Flaccus, Aulus.
.5 Petronius Arbiter, Cams.
.6 Martial. (Marcus Valerius Martialis.)
7 Juvenal. (Decimus Junius Juvenalis.)
878 Latin Miscellany.
I Csesar, Caius Julius.
,2 Sallust. (Caius Sallustius Crispus.)
3 Nepos, Cornelius.
.4 Livy. (Titus Livius Patavinus.)
.5 Seneca, Lucius Annseus. see aUo 872.6 and 188.6.
.6 Tacitus, Caius Cornelius.
.7 Suetonius Tranquillus, Caius.
.8 Curtius Rufus, Quintus.
J Minor Writers.
879 Mediaeval and Modern Latin.
Subdivided like 820. .1, Poetry; .2, Drama; .3, Fiction; .4, Essays; .5, OnUory; .6,
Letters; .7, Satire and Humor ; .8, Miscellany.
88o Greek Literature.
. I, Philosophy: .2, Compends; .3, Dictionaries; .4, E^ssays u» '>teek Lherature; .«, Period-
icals; .6, Societies; .7, Study and Teaching; .8, Collections; 9, Histon of Greek
Literature.
881
Greek Poetry in General.
•
See Dramatic, Epic, and Lyric, below.
.1
Theognis.
.2
Aratus.
.3
Lycophron.
.4
Babrius.
882
Greek Dramatic Foeirv.
•
.1
^schylus.
.2
Sophocles.
•3
Euripides.
•4
Aristophanes.
•5
Epicharmus.
.6
Menander.
883
Greek Epic Poetry
.1
Homer.
.2
Hesiod.
.3
ApoUonius Rhodius.
.4
Oppian.
•5
"Orphic Poems."
884
Greek Lyric Poetiy,
.1
Tyrtaeus.
.2
Sappho.
•3
Anacreon.
•4
Simonides of Ceoe.
•5
Pindar.
.6
Theocritus.
.7
Bion.
.8
CaUimachus.
•9
Minor Greek Lyric Poets
885
.1
•2
.3
.4
•5
.6
•7
.8
886
,i
.2
3
887
Greek Oratory.
Andocides.
Lysias.
Isaeu?^
Isocrates.
^schines.
Demosthenes.
Hyperides.
Lycurgus.
Minor Greek Ora^or«c
Greek Letters.
Themistocles.
Alciphron.
Phalaris.
Greek Satire and Humor*
For Comedies of Aristophanes see 88a. <».
Archilochus.
Simonides of Samos.
Hipponax.
Greek Miscellany.
Herodotus.
Thucydides.
Xenophon.
Plato. See 184.1, Platonic Philosophy.
Aristotle. See 185.1, Aristotelian Philosophy.
Or if preferred the works of Plato and Aristotle ntay be put in 184.1, and 185*1
.£sop.
Lucian.
Plutarch . see also 186.2.
Minor Writers.
Medieval and Modern Greek.
.1, Poetry; .2, Drama; .3, Fiction; .4, Essays; .5, Otatory; .6, Letters; .7, Satire and
Humor; .8, Miscel'anv.
890 Literature oi Minor Languages.
Subdivided like 490, PhUology of Minor Languages. If wished the .1, Pottry; .a.
Drama, etc., numbers can be used after the language number, e. g., RiuaLin
Drama 15891.72; Hebrew Poetry 892.41 ; Bengali Poetry 891.441.
.1
.2
888
I
2
3
4
6
7
8
889
I'D
History.
900 History in General.
901-909 all have History in Gtntral as their subject, but it is treated in these various yjwiw*.
A periodical on English History goes with 942, not 905, which is only for periodicals on
History in General. A Zero in any class number in any part of the classification shows
the subject to be general, not specific.
901 Philosophy, Theories, etc. History of Civiliza-
tion.
902 Compends, Chronologies, Charts, Outlines.
For Chronology as a Science, see 529.
903 Dictionaries, Cyclopedias, etc.
904 Essays, Lectures, Addresses.
905 Periodicals, Historical Magazines.
906 Societies, Transactions, etc.
907 Education, Methods of Teaching, Writing, etc.
See also 371.3.
908 Polygraphy, Collected Works, Extracts, etc.
909 Universal and General Modern Histories.
For General Ancient Histories, see 930.
.1 A. D. 476—1199. .5 1500 — 1599.
.3 1200— 1299. .6. 1600— 1699.
.3 1300— 1399. .7 1700— 1799.
.4 1400— 1499. .8 1800— 1899.
910 Geography and Travels.
Including Topography, Maps, Antiquities, Descriptions, etc
For map projection, see 526.9. See also 310 Statistics, 390 Customs and Costumes.
For Directories, Guide Books, Gazetteers, etc., of special countries or geographical sections,
see under those sectfons, 914-919.
I
2 Traveler's Manuals, Guidebooks.
3 Dictionaries, Gazetteers. v "t.^- t-< y\ ^ <
4 Circumnavigations, Ocean Travel, Ship Wrecks and Dis-
asters, Pirates.
5 Periodicals.
6 Societies.
7 Study and Teaching of Geography. School Map Drawing.
See 372.8, Primary Teaching of Geography.
8 Collections of Travels, etc.
9 History of Geography, Travels, Explorations, etc.
911 Historical. Growth and Changes in Political
Divisions, etc. subdivided Hke 930-999
912 Maps, Atlases, Plans of Cities, etc. subdivided uke 93o-99<>
913 Antiquities, Archaeology, of Special Countries.
See also 220.93, biblical antiquities; 340.3, legal antiquities; ^71, prehistoric archaeologv ; 930,
ancient history ; ^90, special customs. 913 is divided hke 930-999. Note that this 3 is
not the ancient history 3. Keltic antiquities are 913.36, not 913.6, which is African.
914 Europe.
915 Asia.
916
914-919 is subdivided like 940-999. Whenever these
AfriP53 main geographical headings occur they may be subdivided
jr%.l 1 iv^d. exactly like History. The full list of sub-heads is printed
only under 940-999. In assigning numbers to travels, use
^ T f-r XT ^ f4- V» A •-*-i A ••C r% ^ ^hc history tables, and insert 1 after ike initial o, and move
917 IMOrin /iLmeriCa. the decimal point ;e.g. Guide to N. Y. City 15917.471, for
N. Y. in history tables is 974. 71.
918
South America.
919 Ocean ica and Polar Regions.
920 Biography. ^" \.^/. , ,. ,
r
Including Autobiography, Diaries, Personal Narratives, Eulogies, Biographical Dictionaries,
&c. All Biography is here grouped together under the main classes, and subdivided* in
the same way with the variations indicated below for Philosophy, Theology, and Soci-
ology, i. e., the biography of science is divided like science itself, see 500-599. Lives of
chemists are 925.4; of botanists, 925.8; of sailors, 926.56; of actors, 927.92; of the
inventor of hard rubber, 926.78, &c. The rale is to give each life the number of the
subject it illustrates most, or to the student of which it will be most useful.
Another plan is to scatter biography with the other books, leaviug 920-928 blank, or using them
only for general works, cross references, &c. This simply omits the first two figures 92,
...-, and the life of a botanist is 580 instead of 925.8, and goes with the botanical books.
^ -^ Lives which will not go under any head without " forcing " are best put in a single alphabet
under the three figures 920 for men and 920. 7 tor women.
General and Collective by Localities.
Including only collected lives too general to go under any subject heading.
.01 Universal, mm^ Co ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ' ' ' ■
fXi2 'Partial Collections not limited to any special country or subject.
,03 Ancient.
.04 Of Europe.
.05 „ Asia.
,06 „ Africa.
t I - '- M .07 ,, North America.
.08 „ South America.
.09 „ Oceanica.
;/"/'
Individual and Collective by Subjects.
920.1 Bibliographers.
,2 Librarians.
.3 Encyclopsedists.
.4 Publishers. Booksellers.
Journalists.
I Academicians.
,7 Women, collected, and individual lives not clearly going with any subject.
.8 Eccentrics, Cranks, Fools, Insane, &c. Secaiw 132.1, insanity.
I Other special classes not included in 921-928, e. g..
Phrenologists, Somnambulists, Mind Readers, Magi-
cians, &c. TiJ^^^'^^ '
921 Of Philosophy. ---
.1 American.
.2 English. Scotch.
.3 German.
.4 French.
.5 Italian.
.6 Spanish.
.7 Slavic.
.8 Scandinavian and Other Modern.
.9 Ancient. Oriental. Patristic. Scholastic. smiSo-iSo.
922 Of Religion. Clergy, Missionaries, Preachers,
9a3.T'9aa.88 may be subdivided for nationality lilce 930-999.
.1 Primitive (Apostles, Fathers, &c.), Oriental, Greek,
Russian. Sce 335.93, New Testament biography.
•2 Roman Catholic. Popes, Cardinals, &c.
.21 Lives of popes.
.3 Anglican and Protestant Episcopal.
.4 Continental Protestant. Lutheran, Huguenot.
.5 Presbyterian and Congregational.
.6 Baptist.
.7 Methodist.
.8 Unitarian, Universalist, and other.
.81 Unitarian. Universalist.
.82 Campbellite.
.83 Adventist.
.84 New church or Swedenborgian.
.85 Catholic apostolic.
.86 Quaker.
.87 Mennonite.
.88 Shaker.
.8g Other minor Christian scct«.
Q22.9
Non-Christian. Atheists.
•91
Atheists.
•92
•93
•94
Brahman. Buddhist*
•95
Parsee.
.96
Jews.
•97
Mohammedan.
.98
Mormon.
99
MiDor non-Christian religioiUL
923 Of Sociology.
913.1-^3.8 may be subdinoea tor natiiinality, as iu 930-999; e. f., the life of an English king
u 933.14a; of a Russian czar, 033' 1 47; of a Chinese general, 923.551.
.X Chief Rulers. Kings, Queens, Emperors, Presidents.
.2 Political Science. Legislative Dept., Governors, Politi-
cians, Statesmen, Nobles, &c. F-or sUves, see 336.93.
.3 Political Economy. Bankers, Capitalists, Financiers.
.4 Law. Judiciary Dept., Lawyers, Judges.
.41 Criminals.
.5 Administration. Army and Navy, Civil Service.
.6 Associations and Institutions. Philanthropists, &c.
.7 Education. Teachers, School Officers, Educators.
.8 Commerce and Communication. R. R. Officials, Mer-
chants, &c.
.9 Manners and Customs. Society, Travelers, Discovery.
924
ut
rniloiogy.
925
>>
Science.
926
>>
Useful Arts
927
M
Fine Arts.
928
♦ »
Literature.
I
2
3
4
See note under 920 about subdividing. It is seldom wise
to use more than 4 figures, unless in a large special collec-
tion; e. g., in a music library, lives of pianists may be
separated as 927.86. Professors known as specialists go
with the snl)ject taught rather than with teachers ; e. g., a
profes5<ir of geology 925.5; but if more prominent as an
.educator than as a geologist he goes in 933.7.
In adding figures for the subdivisions of Literature (as in 810-899) Historians are put with
miscellaneous authors as 8, i. e., Gibbon's life is 92.S.28 ; 928.31 is life of a German poet,
and 92S.691 is life of a Portuguese poet.
929 Genealogy and Heraldry.
Genealogies.
Families.
Registers of Births, Baptisms, Marriages, Deaths.
Names of Persons and Places.
Epitaphs.
9296 Heraldry.
.7 Peerage, precedence, titles of honor.
.71 Orders of knighthood.
.711 St. John of Jerusalem.
.712 Templars.
.713 Teutonic knights.
.714 Garter.
.715 Golden Fleece.
.716 Holy Ghost.
.717
.718
.719
.73 Great Britain and Ireland.
.721 Peerage.
.722 Baronetage.
.723 Knightage.
.724 Dignities, precedence.
.725 Landed gentry.
.726 Visitations. Alpliabetea by coooae*.
•73
Germany
•74
France
•75
76
Italy
Spain
► Divided like 929.73.
77
Russia
.78
Scandinavia .
•79
Minor countries.
Divided like (>4<;; inimir countries outside Europe are put tosetlier in
.8
Coats of Arms, Crests.
.Q
Fla?s»
930
931
932
933
934
935
I
.2
3
4
•5
.6
•7
.8
937
Ancient History, toa^d..^
China.
Egypt.
Judea.
India.
MedoPersia,
Chaldsea.
Assyria. Nineveh.
Media.
Babylonia.
Persia.
Parthia.
New Persian or Sassanian.
Mesopotamia.
Susiana.
Kelts.
Rome. Italy.
.01
.02
•03
.04
.05
.06
.07
.08
.09
.1
•2
3
4
►5
.6
7
.8
Kings.
Republic.
Conquest of Italy.
Punic Wsu^s.
Civil Strife.
Empire.
Constitutional.
f>
»
>f
t>
»
tf
Period Divisions.
753-509 B. C.
509- 31
509-264
264-146
146- 31
31 B. C.-476 A. D
31 „ -284 „
Augustus — Illyrian Emperors.
Absolute. 284-476
Division of Empire. 395-476
Barbarian Conquests and Fall of Western Empire.
Geographical Divisions.
Liguria.
GaUia Cisalpina.
Venetia. Istria.
Umbria. Picenum. Sabini, etc.
Etruria.
Latium, Rome.
Southern Italy: Campania, Samnium, Apulia, etc.
Sicily, Syracuse.
Sardinia. Corsica.
938 Greece.
Period Divisions.
.01 Mythical Age. To 776 B. C.
.02 Growth of States. 77S-5oo »t
.03 Persian Wars. Union of Greece. 500-479 „
.04 Athenian Supremacy. 479-431 „
.05 Peloponnesian War, 431-404 „
.06 Spartan and Thcban Supremacy. 404-362 ,,
.07 Macedonian Supremacy. 362-323 „
.08 Roman Conquest of Greece. 323-146 „
.09 Greek Subjection. 146 B. C.-323 A. D.
Byzantine Empire is put 949.5.
Geographical Divisions.
I Macedonia.
.2 Thessaly. Epirus.
.3 Acarnania. ^tolia. Locris. Doris. Phocis. Ithaca.
.4 Bceotia. Megaris. Eubcea.
.5 Attica.
.6 Peloponnesus.
.7 Corinthia. Achaia.
.8 Elis. Arcadia. Argolis.
Messenia. Laconia. Sparta.
939 Minor Countries.
.1 Grecian Archipelago.
.11, Northern Islands: Thasos, Lcmnos, etc.; .12, Lesbos; .13, Chios, etc.;
.14, Samos, etc; .15, Cyclades; .16, Rhodes, etc.; .17, Carpathos;
.18, Crete.
.2 Western Asia Minor.
.21, Mysia, Troas; .22, Lydia; .23, Ionia; .24, Caria; .25, Bithynia;
.26, Phrygia; .27, Pisidia; .28, Lycia; .29, Pamphylia.
.3 Eastern Asia Minor.
.31, Paphlagonia; .32, Galatia; .33, Pontus; .34, Cappadocia; .35,
Cilicia; .36, Commagene ; .37, Cyprus.
.4 Syria.
.41, Upper S3rria; .42, Coele Syria ; .43, Palmyra; .44, Phenicia, Tyre;
.45, Palestine : Hittites, Philistines, etc. ; .46, Edom, Moab, Bashan. etc.;
.47, Arabia; .48, Arabia Petraea, Sinai.
.5 North Western Asia.
.51, Scythia; .52, Sarmatia Asiatica; .53, Colchis; .54, Iberia; .55, Ar-
menia; .56, Albania.
.6 South Central Asia.
.61, Sogdiana; .62, Hyrcania; .6^, Margiana; .64, Bactriana; .65, Ariana.
.7 Minor African Countries.
.71, Mauritania; .72, Numidia; .73, Africa Propria, Carthage; .74,
Syrtica Regio; .75, Cyrenaica; .76, Marmarica ; .77, Libya, Gaetulia ;
.78, Ethiopia.
8 South Eastern Europe.
.81, Sarmatia Europa; .82, Dacia; .83, Vindelicia; .84, Rhxtia; .85,
Noricum ; .86, Pannonia ; .87, Illyria ; .88, Moesia ; .89, Thracia.
Modern History.
940 Europe.
From the fall of Western Empire (Rome), A. D. 476.
.1 Medieval Europe. 47^1453*
For Hyzantine Empire sec 949.5.
.2 Rise of New Nations. 476-800.
•3 Age of Feudalism. 800-1100.
See 321.3.
Charlemagne. 768-814.
Norman Conquests.
.4 Age of Chivalry. 1 100-1453.
The Crusades. To fall of Kastern Kmpire (Constantinople). 1453.
For Church History see 270.4-270.5.
.5 Modern Europe. 1453
*6 The Renaissance Period. 1453-1517.
Discoveries and Inventions.
.7 Age of the Reformation. 151 7-1789.
The 30 Years' War. 1618-1648.
.8 Napoleonic Period. 1789-1815.
.9 Current History. 1815
941 Scotland.
Period Divisions.
.01 Gaelic Period. -i097-
.02 English Period. 1097-13 14.
Struggle for National Freedom.
.03 Independent Kingdom. 13 14-1434.
.04 The Jameses. 14 24- 1557.
.05 Reformation. 1 557- '603.
.06 Union of Crowns and Parliaments. 1603-1707.
.07 Hanover. 1 707-1837.
.08 Victoria. 1837-
.09
Geographical Divisions.
.1 Northern Scotland.
.11, Shetland; .12, Orkney; .13, Caithness; .14, Sutherland; .15, Cro-
marty; .16, Ross; .17, Hebrides.
.2 North Central Scotland.
.21, Inverness; .22, Nairn; .23, Elgin; .24, Ranff ; .25, Aberdeen ; ,2^
Kincardine.
.3 South Central Scotland.
.31, Forfar; .32, Perth; .33, Fife; .34, Kinross; .35, Clackmannan ; .36^
Sterling; .37, Dunbarton ; .38, Argyll ; .39, Rute.
.4 Southern Scotland.
.41, Renfrew; .42, Ayr; .43, Lanark; .44, Linlithgow, Edinburgh; .45;
Haddington, Rerwick; .46, Peebles, Selkirk; .47, Roxburgh; .48,
Dumfries ; .49, Kirkcudbright, Wigton.
941-5 Ireland.
Period Divisions.
•5^
Early History.
-10S6.
•52
Separate Kingdoms.
Conquest by Henry II.
1086-1 1 72.
•53
Plantagenct.
1 172-1399.
•54
Lancaster and York.
1399-1485-
•55
Tudors.
1485-1603.
.56
Stuarts.
1 603-1 691.
Closing with Treaty of Limerick.
»
•57
Hanover.
Closing with the Union.
1691-1801.
.58
19th Century.
1801-
•59
Geographical Divisions.
.6 Ulster.
.61, Antrim; .62, Londonderry; .63, Donegal ; .64, Tyrone ; .65, Down;
.66, Armagh; .67, Monaghan ; .68, Fermanagh; .69, C a van.
.7 Connaught
.71, Lcitrim; .72, Sligo; .73, Mayo; .74, Galway; .75, Roscommon.
.8 Leinster.
.81, Longford, West Meath; .82, Meath, I^uth; .83, Dublin; .84, Wick-
low; .85, Kildare; .86, King's Co.; .87, Queen's Co.; .88, Carlow,
Wexford ; .89, Kilkenny.
.9 Munster.
.91, Waterford; .92, Tipperary; .93, Clare; .94, Limerick; .95, Cork;
.96, Kerry.
942 England.
Period Divisions.
For specially minute work the 6th figure printed for ea:h sovereign may be used; e. g., Henry
VII is 942.051.
.01 Anglo-Saxon. B. C. 55-A. I). 1066.
Prehistoric, Roman, British, Danish.
.02 Norman. 1066-1 154.
I, William L 1 066-1 087 ; 2, William IL 1087-1100; 3, Henry L
1100-1135; 4, Stephen 1135-1154.
.03 Plantagenct. " 54"' 399-
1, Henry H. 11 54-1 189; 2, Richard L 1189-1199; 3, John 1199-1216;
4, Henry IIL 1216-1272; 5, Edward L 1272-1307; 6, Edward IL
1307-1327; 7, Edward IH. 1327-1377; 8, Richard H. I377-I399'
942 .c^ Lancaster and York. I4CX>-I4S5.
I, Henry IV. 1399-1413; 2, Henry V. 1413-1422; 3, Henry VI. 1422-
1461; 4, Kdward IV. 1461-1483; 5, Edward V. 1483; 6, Richard
III. 1483-1485.
.05 Tudor. 1 485-1 603.
I, Henry VII. 14S5-1509; 2, Henry VIII. 1509-1547; 3, Edwar I VI.
J 547-1 553; 4. Mary 1 553-1558; 5» Elizabeth 1 558-1603. Sec 272.7.
.06 Stuart. 1603-17 14.
I, James i. 11)03-1625; 2, Charles I. 1625-1649; 3, Commonwealth
1649-1653; 4, Oliver Cromwell 1653-1658; 5, Richard Cromwell
1658-1659; 6, Charles II. 1660-1685; 7, James II. 16S5-16SS;
S, William III. 1689-1702; 9, Anne 1702-1714.
.07 Hanover. 17 14-1837.
I, George I. 1 714-1727; 2, George II. 1 727-1 760; 3, George III. 1760-
1820; 4, George IV. 1820 -1830; 5, William IV. 1830-1837.
.oS Victoria. 1837-
Geographical Divisions.
.1 Middlesex. London.
.2 Southeastern.
.21, Surrey; .23, Kent; .25, Sussex; .27, Hants; .28, Isle of Wight;
.29, Berks.
.3 Southwestern.
.31, Wilts; ,2^^ Dorset; .34, Channel Islands; .35, Devon; .37, Corn-
wall ; .38, Somerset.
.4 West Midland.
.41, Gloucester; .43, Monmouth; .44, Hereford; .45, Salop; .46, Staf-
ford ; .47, Worcester ; .48, Warwick.
.5 North and South Midland.
.51, Derby; .52, Notts; .53, Lincoln; .54, l^icester, Rutland; .55, North-
ampton; .56, Huntington, Bedford; .57, Oxford, Buckingham; .58,
Hertford ; .59, Cambridge.
.6 Eastern.
.6f, Norfolk; .64, Suffolk; .67, Essex.
.7 Northwestern and Yorkshire.
.71, Cheshire; .72, Lancashire; .74, Yoikshirc.
.8 Northern.
.81, Durham; .82, Northumberland; .85, Cumberland; .88, Westmore-
land; .89, Isle of Man.
.9 Wales.
.91, Anglesey; .92, Carnarvon, Merioneth; .93, Denbigh, P'lint; .94, Mont-
gomery; .95, Cardigan; .9^5, Radnor, Brecknock; .97, Glamorgan;
.98, Carmarthen ; .99, Pembroke.
943 Germany and Austria.
Period Divisions. '
X)i Formative Period.
Wars with Rome, Charlemagne 800-814; Louis I 814-840; Lothaire I
840-843.
/>2 Empire before the Reformation.
1, Carolingian, S43-911 : Louis II 843-876; Charles II 876-877; Charles
III S77-S87; Arnulf 887-S99; Louis III 900-911.
2, House of Franconia: Conrad I911-918; House of Saxony, 919-1024 :
Henr>' I 91^^-936; Otto I 936-973; Otto II 973-983; Otto III 983-
1002; Henry II 1002-1024.
3, House of Franconia, 1024-1125: Conrad II 1024-1039; Henry III
1039-1056; Henry IV 1056-1106; Henry V 1106-1125; House of
Saxony: Lothaire II 11 25-1 137.
4, House of Hohenstaufen, 1137-1197: Conrad III 1138-1152; Frederick
I 1152-1190; Henry VI 1190-1197.
5, House of Hohenstaufen and Interregnum, 1 198-1272: Philip 1198-
1208; Otto IV 1208-1212; Frederick II 1212-1250; Conrad IV 1250-
1254; William of Holland 1254-1256; Richard of Cornwall 1256-1272.
6, Houses of Hapsburg, Luxemburg, etc., 1273-1378: Rodolph I 1273-
1291 ; Adolphus 1 291-1298; Albert I 1298-1308; Henry VII 1308-1313;
Louis IV 1313-1347 ; Charles IV 1347-1378.
7, Interregnum, 137S-1437: Wenceslaus 1378-1400; Rupert 1400-1410;
Sigismund 1410-1437.
8, Albert II 1438-1439; Frederick HI 1440-1493.
9, Maximilian 1 1493- 15 19.
.03 Reformation to 1618. 1517-1618.
1, Charles V 1519-1556; 2, Ferdinand I 1556-1564; 3, Maximilian II 1564-
1576; 4, Rodolph II 1576-1612; 5, Matthias 1612-1619.
.04 Disintegration. 1618-1705.
I, Thirty Years' War 1618-1648; 2, Ferdinand II 1619-1637 ; 3, Ferdinand
III 1637-1657 ; 4, Leopold I 1658-1705.
,05 Rise of Prussia. 1705-1789.
I, Joseph I 1705-171 1 ; 2, Charles VI 1711-1740; 3, 1740-1742; 4, Charles
VII 1742-1745; 5, Francis I 1745-1765; ^, Seven Years' War 17^6^1763 ;
7, Joseph II 1765-1790.
.06 Napoleonic Wars. 1789-18 15.
Leopold II 1790-1792; Francis II 1792-1806; Confederation of the Rhine
1806-1815.
.07 Reorganization. 1815-1866.
*o8 New German Empire. 1866-
I, North German Confederation 1866-1871 ; 2, Franco-German War 1870-
1871; 3, William I 1871-88; 4, Frederick 1888; William II 1888-
Geographical Divisions of Germany and Austria.
943.1 Prussia and Northern Germany.
943 .11, East Prussia; .12, West Prussia; .13, Posen ; .14, Silesia; .15, Branden-
burg; .16, Pomerania; .17, Mecklenburg and Lubeck; .18, Prussian
Saxony; .19, Anhalt.
•2 Central Germany.
.21, Saxony; .22, Thuringia; .23, Saxe- Weimar ; .24, Saxe-Altenburg ; .25,
Saxe-Gotha-Coburg ; .26, Saxe-Meiningen ; .27, Schwartzburg; .28, Reuss.
943-3 Bavaria.
.31, Upper Franconia; .32, Middle Franconia; .33, I^wer Franconia; ,34,
Upper Palatinate; .35, Lower Bavaria; .36, Upper Bavaria; .37, Suabia.
.4 Southern Germany.
.41, Hesse Darmstadt; .42, Rhenish Prussia; .43, Rhenish Bavaria; .44,
Alsace ; .45, Lorraine ; .46, Baden ; .47, Wurtemburg ; .48, Black Forest
and Danube ; .49, Hohenzollern.
.5 Northwest Germany.
.51, Schleswig-Holstein and Hamburg; .52, Oldenburg and Bremen; .53,
Hanover; .54, Brunswick; .55, Lippe; .^6, Westphalia; 57, Waldeck?
.58, Hesse-Nassau.
943.6 Austria.
.61, Lower Austria; .62, Upper Austria; .63, Salzburg; .64, Tyrol; 65, Styria;
.66, Carinthia; 67, Carniola ; .68, Istria; .69, Dalmatia.
.7 Bohemia, etc.
.71, Bohemia; .72, Moravia; 73, Silesia; .74, Galicia ; .75, Bukowina.
•8 Poland, including the history before the division.
.9 Hungary, etc.
.91, Hungary; .92, Transylvania; .93, Slavonia; .94, Croatia, Fiume; .95
Bosnia; .96, Herzegovina.
944 France,
Period Divisions.
.01 Early History. -987.
Ancient Celts -59 B. C; Roman Dominion 59 B. C.-418 A. D.; Merovin-
gian Dynasty 428-752 ; Carolingian 752-987.
JOZ Capet and Valois. 987-1589.
House of Capet.
1, Hugh Capet 987-996; Robert H 996-1031 ; Henry i 1031-1060.
2, Philip I 1060-1108; Louis VI 1108-1137; Louis VH 11 37-1 180.
3, Philip n iiSa-1223; Louis VHI 1 223-1 226; Louis IX 1226-1270.
4, Philip III 1270-1285; Philip IV 1285-1314; Louis X 1314-1316; John
I 1316; Philip V 1316-1322; Charles IV 1322-1328.
House of Valois.
5, Philip VI 1328-1350; John II 1350-1364; Charles V 1364-1380.
6, Charles VI 1380-1422 ; Charles VII 1422-1461.
7, Louis XI, 1461-1483; Charles VIII 1483-1498; Louis XII 1498-1515.
HoMse of AngoulSme.
8, Francis I 151 5-1 547; Henry II 1547-1559.
9, Francis II 1559-1560; Charles IX 1560-1574; Henry III 1574-1589.
J03 Bourbon. 1589- 1789
I, Henry IV 1 589-1610; 2, Louis XIII 1610-1643; 3, Louis XIV 1643-1715;
4, Louis XV 17 1 5-1774; 5, Louis XVI 1774-1789.
J04 Revolution. 1789-1804.
I, National Assembly 1789-1792; 2, P'irst Republic 1792-1799; 3, Conven-
tion, 1792-1795; 4» Reign of Terror; May 1793-July 1794; 5, Directory
1795-J799; 6, First Consulate, Napoleon, 1799-1804.
d05 First Empire. 1804-1815.
Napoleon I 1804-1814; Louis XVIII 1814-1815; The Hundred Days
March 20-June 29. 1815.
944*^ Restoration. i8i 5-1848.
I, Louis XVIII 1815-1824; 2, Charles X 1824-1830; 3, Louis Philippe
i83cy-i848.
.07 Second Republic and Second Empire. 1848-1870.
Revolution of 1848; Second Republic, Ixiuis Napoleon, Pres., 1848-1852,
Napoleon III 1852-1870.
.oS Third Republic. 1870-
Franco-German War, Government of National Defence 1870-187 1 ; National
Assembly 1871 ; Presidency of Thiers 1871-1873; McMahon 1873-1879;
Circvy 1S79-S7 ; Sadi-Carnot 1887-
fV4^->^
Geographical Divisions of Prance.
944.1 Brittany. Maine. Anjou.
.11, Finisttre; .12, Cotes du Nord; .13, Morbihan ; 14, Loire Inferieure;
15, Ille et Vilaine^ 16, Maine: Mayenne; 17, Sarthe; 18, Anjou:
Maine et Loire.
.2 Normandy. Picardy.
.21, Manche ; .22, Calvados ; .23, Ornc; 24, Eure ; 25, Seme Inferieure; 26,
Picardy : Somme ; 27, Artois : Pas dc Calais ; 28, Nord.
.3 Champagne. Isle de France. Lorraine.
.31, Ardennes; .32,*Mame; .33, Aube, Haute Marne; .34, Isle de France:
Aisne ; .35, Oise ; 36, Seine et Oise, Paris ; .37, Seine et Marne ; .38,
Lorraine : Meuse, Moselle ; 39, Meurthe, Vosges.
.4 Burgundy. Franche Comte. Savoy.
.41, Yonne; .42, C6te d'Or; .43, Saone et Ix.>ire ; .44, Ain ; .45, Franche
Comt6 : Haute Sa6ne, Belfort ; .46, Doubs ; .47, Jura ; .48, Savoy :
Savoie; .49, Haute Savoic.
.5 Orleans, etc. Auvergne.
.51, Eure et Loir; .52, Loiret ; .53, Loir et Cher; 54, Touraine : Indre et
Loir; .55, Berry : Indre, Cher; .56, Nivemais : Xievre ; .57, Bourbon-
nais : Allier ; .58, Lyonnais : Loire, Rh6nc ; .59, Auvergne : Puy de
D6me, Cantal.
.6 Poitou. Limousin.
.61, Vendee; .62, Deux Sevres; .63, Viennc; .64, Charente Inferieure; .65,
Charente; .66, Limousin: Haute Vienne ; .67, Correze; .68, Marche :
Creuse.
.7 Guienne. Gascony.
.7i,Gironde; .72, Dordogne ; .73, Lot ; .74, Aveyron; .75, Tarn et Garonne;
.76, Lot et Garonne ; .77, Gascony : Landes, Gers ; .78, Hautes Pyrenees ;
.79, Beam : Basses Pyrt^nces.
•8 Languedoc.
.81, Ilautc Loire, Lozere; .82, Ardcche ; .83, Gard; .84, H^rault; .85, Tarn;
.86, Haute Garonne ; .87, Aude ; .88, Foix : Ariegc ; .89, Pyr^n^es
Orientalcs.
.9 Provence. Dauphii^y.
.91, Bouches du Rh≠ .92, Vaucluse; .93, Var; .94, Alpes Maritimes; .95,
Basses Alpos ; 96, Dauphiny ; 97, Hautes Alpes ; 98, Dr6me ; 99, Isere.
945 Italy.
.01
.02
•03
.04
.05
.06
.07
.08
.09
476-774.
774-961.
962-1122.
1 100-1300.
9451
.2
•3
•4
•5
.6
.8
•9
Period Divisions.
Gothic and Lombard Kingdoms.
Frankish Emperors.
German Emperors.
Hildebrand and Papal Supremacy.
Age of the Communes.
Free Cities. Strifes of Guelphs and Ghibelines.
Age of the Despots. 1 300-1 492.
Age of Invasions. 1492-1527.
Spanish- Austrian Ascendancy. 1 527-1796.
Struggle for Independence. 1 796-1870.
United Italy. 187a-
Victor Emanuel, Cavour, Garibaldi.
Geographical Divisions of Italy.
Piedmont and Liguria.
Lombardy.
Venetia.
Emilia.
Tuscany.
Marches, Umbria and Latium.
Naples.
.71, Abruzzo and Molise; .72, Campania; .73, Napoli; .74, Salerno; .75,
Apulia; .76, Lecce, Terra di Otranto ; .77, Basilicata, Potenza; .78,
Calabria ; 79, Reggio di Calabria.
Sicily. Malta.
Sardinia and Corsica.
946 Spain.
Period Divisions.
.01
.02
•03
.04
.05
711,
711-1479.
1479-1516
.06
.07
.08
Early History. Roman Dominion. Gothic Kingdom.
Moorish Kingdom.
Ferdinand V and Isabella.
Discovery.
Expulsion of the Moors.
Charles I and Philip II. 1 516-1598.
Inquisition. War with the Netherlands. Armada. Charles I (V of Ger-
many) 1516-1556; Philip II 1556-1598.
Philip III.— Charles IV. 1598-1S08.
Degeneration, i, Philip III 1598-1621 ; 2, Philip IV 1621-1665; 3, Charles
II 1665-1700; 4, House of Bourbon: 5, Philip V 1700-1746; 6, Ferdinand
VI 1746-1759; 7, Charles III 1759-1788; 8, Charles IV 1788-1808.
Peninsular War. 1808-1814.
Joseph Bonaparte.
Bourbon Restoration. 1814-1868.
Attempts at Reform.
Ferdinand VII iSi4-ir>33; Isabella II. 1833-1S6S.
Later 19th Century. 1S68
Revolution of 186S-1870; Amadeus 1870-1S73; Republic 1873-1875 ; Alfonso
Xir 1875-S5; Alfonso XIII 1SS6-
Geographical Divisions of Spain.
946. z Galicia. Asturias.
.2 Leon. Estramadura.
.3 Old Castile.
.4 New Castile.
•5 Aragon.
.6 Basque Provinces.
7 Catalonia. Balearic Isles. Valencia. Murcia*
.8 Andalusia. Canary Isles.
Portugal.
.98, Madeira; .99, Azores.
947 Russia.
Period Divisions.
.01 Primitive Russia. 862.
.02 Varangian Kingdom. 862-1237.
Conversion to Christianity.
.03 Mongolian Invasion. 1237-1462.
Civil Wars.
.04 Ivan III— Ivan V. 1462-1689.
Origin of Serfdom.
.05 Peter the Great. 1689-17 2 5.
Wars with Sweden and Turkey.
.06 Catharine I — Catharine II. 1725-1796.
Partition of Poland.
.07 Paul I — Nicholas I. 179^1855.
War with Napoleon.
Insurrection of Poland.
Crimean War. Sec also 942.08 ; 944-07; 94S-o8; 'K9«6.
.08 Alexander II— 1855-1881.
Emancipation of the Serfs.
Turko-Russian War.
Alexander III— 1H81-
Geographical Divisions of Russia.
947.1 Finland. Lapland.
.2 Northern Great Russia.
Archangel; Vologda; Olonetz; Novgorod.
.3 Southern Great Russia.
.4 Baltic Provinces.
Courland; Livonia; Esthonia ; St. Petersburg.
.5 Russian Poland.
.6 West Russia.
.7 Little Russia. South Russia.
.8 East Russia.
Caucasia.
948 Norway, Sweden, and Denmark,
Period Divisions.
.01 legendary Period. 800.
.03 Consolidation. Migration. 801-1397,
Introduction of Christianity.
Discovery of Iceland, Greenland, and America.
Conquest of Britain and Normandy.
.03 Union of the three kingdoms. ^397-' 5-3*
Civilization. Foreign relations.
.04 The Reformation. 1523-1648.
Edict of Toleration, 1527.
30 Years' War. Gustavus Adolphus.
.05 Decline. 1648-1792.
Wars, vs. Denmark, Poland, Russia.
Political changes.
06 Napoleonic Wars. 1 792-181 8.
Union of Norway and Sweden, 1814.
07 Charles XIV. (Bernadotte). iSiS .
Peace. Internal reform.
08
Geographical Divisions.
I Norway.
.2 Christiania.
.3 Christiansand. Bergen.
.4 Hamar. Throndhjem. Tromso,
.5 Sweden.
.6 Gothland.
.7 Svealand.
.8 Norrland.
J Denmark,
949 Minor Countries of Europe.
.1 Iceland. Faroe Islands.
01, Commonwealth, -1264 ; 0-» Mediaevalisin, 1264-1551 ; 03, Absolute Rule,
Decay, 1551-184S ; 04, Modern Iceland, 1848 .
.2 Netherlands.
01, Karly History, -1477 ; oj, Austrian Dominion, 1477-1566; 03, Wars for
Independence, 1566-1648; 04, Age of Prosperity, 1648-1795; 05, Revo-
lutionary, 1795-1S30; 06, 19th Century, 1S30 .
.3 Belgium.
.4 Switzerland.
01, Karly History, -1300; 02, Struggle for Independence, 1300-1499; 03.
Reformation, 1499-164S; o\, Period of Trancjuillity, 164S-1789; 05,
Period of Revolution, 1789-1815; 06, 19th Century, 1815 .
949*5 Byzantine Empire and Modern Greece.
01, Greek Revival. 323-716.
Constantine the Great — Theodosius III.
02, Byzantine Prosperity. 716-1057.
LeoIII — Michael VI.
03, Byzantine Decline. 1057-1204.
Isaac I — Latin conquest of Constantinople.
04, Greek Survival. 1 204-1453.
Constantinople taken by the Turks, 1453.
05, Turkish Power. 1453-1821.
06, Greek Independence. 1S21 ,
.6 Turkey in Europe. .61, Constantinople.
.7 Servia. Bulgaria. Montenegro.
.8 Roumania : Wallachia, Moldavia.
.9 Islands of Grecian Archipelago.
Divided like 939.1.
950 Asia.
951 China.
.1, N. E. China, Peking; .2, S. E. China, Canton, Hong Kong, Formosa;
.3, S. W. China; .4, N. W. China; .5, Thibet; .6, East Turkestan; .7,
Mongolia; .8, Manchuria; .9, Corea.
952 Japani
953 Arabia.
.1, Sinai; .2, Hejaz, Mecca; .3, Yemen; .4, Hadramaut, Mahrah ; .5, Oman;
.6, Hasa ; .7, Dahna ; .8, Nejd ; .9, Syrian Desert.
954 India.
.1, Bengal, Orissa, Assam, lihotan ; .2, Northwest Provinces, Oudh, Nepal ;
.3, Central Provinces; 4, Rajputana; .5, Punjab, Delhi, Lahore; .6,
Cashmere; .7, Bombay, Sind, Baroda; .8, Madras, Mysore, Travancore,
Ceylon; .9, Hyderabad.
955 Persia.
956 Turkey in Asia, scc aiso 9496.
.1, Khodavendikyar ; .2, Aidin, Smyrna; .3, Kastamuni, Angora; .4, Konieh,
Adana, Cyprus; .5, Trebizond, Sivas; .6, Erzerum, Diarbekr, Karpoot ;
.7, Bagdad, Kurdistan ; .8, Aleppo ; .9, Damascus, Phenicia, Palestine.
957 Siberia.
958 Afghanistan. Turkestan, Baluchistan.
.1, N. E. Afghanistan, Cabul ; .2, South Afghanistan, Candahar; .3, N. W.
Afghanistan, Herat; .4, Turkestan; .5, Kiva ; .6, Bokhara; .7, Ferghana
or Khokan ; .8, Baluchistaxu
959 Farther India.
.1, British Burmah; .2, Burmah ; .3, Siam ; .4, Laos; .5, Lower Siam, Malay
Peninsula ; .6, Cambodia ; .7, French Cochin China ; .8; Anam ; .9,
Tonkin.
960 Africa.
961 North Africa.
.1, Tunis; .2, Tripoli; .3, Fezzan.
962 Egypt
. I, Lower Egypt, Alexandria, Cairo; .2, Middle Egypt; .3, Upper "Egyptt
Thebes ; .4, Nubia ; .5, Dongola ; .6^ Egyptian Soudan, Kartum ; .7,
Darf ur ; .8, Kordofan ; .9, Sennaar.
963 Abyssinia.
964 Morocco.
965 Algeria.
7u(r.^A^xt(^ ^966- r North Central Africa.
.1, Sahara; .2, Soudan; .3, Senegambia; .4, Sierra Leone; .5, Upp^
Guinea; .6, Liberia; .7, Ashantee; .8, Dahomey; .9, Gold Coast.
South Central Africa.
967;
. I, Lower Guinea; .2, Loango, Congo ; .3, Angola, Benguela; .4, Interior;
.5, Congo Basin; .6, Central Lake Region; .7, Somali; .8, Zanzibar;
.9, Mozambique.
968 South Africa.
.1, Sofala; .2, Transvaal ; .3, Zululand; .4, Natal; .5, Orange Free State;
.6, Kaffraria; .7, Cape Colony; .8, West Coast; .9, Interior.
969 Madagascar. Mauritius.
970 North America.
.1, Indians, Aborigines; .2, Lives of Indians; .3, Special Tribes; .4, Sp>ecia]
States; .5, Government Relation and Treatment; .6, Special Subjects,
Character, Civilization, Agriculture, etc
See 371.951 Education; 572.97, Ethnology; 497, Languages.
971 Canada. British America.
•I British Columbia.
•a North-West Territory.
.21, ; .22, Athabasca; .23, Alberta; .24, Saskatchewan; .25, Assini-
boia; .26, Keewatin; .27, Manitoba; .28, N. £. Territory.
.3 Ontario.
.4 Quebec.
.5 New Brunsv^ick. i
.6 Nova Scotia.
.7 Prince Edward Island.
.8 Newfoundland.
.9 Labrador.
972 Mexico. Central America.
Period Divisions.
.01 Ancient Civilization. — 1516.
I, Toltcc; 2, Chichimec; 3, Tarascan; 4, Aztecj 5, Maya.
.02 Discovery and Spanish Rule. I5i6-i8ia
.03 Independence. • 1810-1822.
.04 First Empire. Iturbide I. Pronunciamientos. 1822-1845.
.05 War with U. S. See also 973.6. 1845-1848.
.06 Constitution of '57. Reform. 1848-1861.
.07 French Intervention. 1861-1867.
.08 Later History. 1867
Geographical Divisions.
.1 Free Zone and Northern States.
Tamaulipas, Nuevo Leon, Cohahuila, Chihuahua, Sonora, Durango.
.2 Lower California and Islands.
.3 Central Pacific States.
Sinaloa, Jalisco, Colima, Michoacan.
.4 Interior States.
Zacatecas, San Luis Potosi, Aguascalientes, Guanajuato, Quer^taitx
Hidalgo, Puebla, Tlascala, Morelos.
.5 Mexico. Federal District.
.6 Southern Gulf States.
Veracruz, Tabasco, Campeche, Yucatan.
.7 Southern Pacific States.
Guerrero, Oaxaca, Isthmus of Tehuantepec, Chiapas.
.8 Central America.
.81 Guatemala.
.82 British Honduras. Beiiie.
.83 Honduras.
.84 San Salvador.
.85 Nicaragua,
.86 Costa Rica.
.9 West Indies.
.91 Cuba.
.92 Jamaica.
.93 Santo Domingo.
.94 Hayti.
.95 Porto Rico.
.96 Bahamas.
.97 Leeward Islands.
.98 Windward Islands, Barbados.
.99 Bermudas.
973 United States and Territories.
Period Divisions.
.1 Discovery. A. D. 896-1607.
Norse, Spanish, Dutch, French, English.
.2 Colonial. 1607-1775.
French and Indian Wars.
.3 Revolution and Confederation. Divided like 973.7 I775-I78g.
.4 Constitutional Period. For U. S. Constitution, see 342.73. 1789-1812.
Federalists and Republicans. See 339.1.
Washington, 1789-179-' • John Adams, 1 797-1 801 ; Jefferson, iSoi-
1809.
.5 War of 1812. 1812-1S45.
Hartford Convention. 1814.
Nullification in South Carolina. 1832.
Annexation of Texas. 1845. See also 976.4, Texas.
Madison, 1809-1817 ; Monroe, 1817-1825 ; John Quincy Adams, 1825-
1829; Jackson, 1829-1837 ; Van Buren, 1S37-1841 ; Harrison. 1841 ;
Tyler, 1841-1845.
.6 War with Mexico. 1 845-1861.
The Wilmot Proviso. 1846.
Compromise of 1850.
Struggle in Kansas. 1854-1859. See also 978.1, Kansas.
Polk, 1845-1849 ; Taylor, 1849-1850; Fillmore, 1S50-1853; Pierce,
1853-1857 ; Buchanan, 1857-1861.
.7 Civil War.' Abolition of Slavery. Lincoln, 1861-1865.
.71 Political History. Causes. Results.
.72 Diplomatic Histor}-. Relations with other Nations.
.73 Special Campaigns and Battles.
.74 General Military History. Raising Troops. Armies.
.75 Naval History.
.76 War Meetings and Addresses. Celebrations. Anniversaries. Commem-
orations.
.77 Charities. Sanitarj' Commission. Hospital Sketches. Prison Life.
.78 Personal Narratives. Vindications. Secret Service.
.79 War Poetry, Dramas, Novels, and Sermons.
.8 Later 19th Century. 1865 .
Reconstruction. Civil Service Reform.
Johnson, 1865-1869; Grant. 1S69-1877: Hayes, 1877-1881; Garfield.
rSRi; .Arthur, 1881-18S5; Cleveland, 1885-89; Harrison, 1880-.
974 North-Hastern or North Atlantic. New Eng-
land.
.1 Maine.
.11 Aroostook.
.12 Somerset. IMscataquis.
.13 Penobscot.
.14 Washington. Hancock.
.15 Waldo. Knox. Lincoln.
.16 Kennebec.
.17 Franklin. Oxford.
.18 Androscoggin. Sagadahoc.
.19 Cumberland. York.
974.2
New Hampshire.
.21
Coos.
.22
IVAii^ Mts.
•23
Grafton.
24
Carroll, lielknap.
•25
Strafford.
.26
Rockingham.
•27
Merrimac. Sullivan.
.28
Hillsborough.
.29
Cheshire.
•3
Vermont.
•31
Grand Isle. Franklin. Chittenden.
•32
Orleans. Essex.
•33
Caledonia. Lemoille.
•34
-2. Washington.
•35
Addison.
•36
Qrange. Windsor.
•37
Rutji^and.
•38
Benn-ington.
•39
Windham.
•4
Massachusetts.
.41
Berkshire.
•42
Franklin. Hampshire. Hampden.
•43
Worcester.
•44
Middlesex.
•45
Essex.
- .46
Suffolk. Boston.
•47
Norfolk.
.48
Plymouth. Bristol.
•49
Barnstable. Dukes. Nantucket.
•5
Rhode Island.
•5'
Providence.
•52
Prai'idtnce city.
•53
Pawtucket.
•54
Kent.
•55
Bristol.
.56
Newport.
•57
Newport city.
.58
Block Island.
•59
Washington.
.6
Connecticut.
.6i
Litchfield.
.62
Hartford.
•63
Hartford city.
.64
Tolland. Windham.
.65
New London.
.66
Middlesex.
.67
New Haven.
.68
Xe7v Ilavcn city.
.69
Fairfield.
974-7 New York.
.71 New York City.
.7a Vicinity of New York City.
I, Long Island; 2, Kings Co.; 3, Brooklyn; 4, Queens Co.; 5,
Suffolk Co.; 6, Richmond Co., Staten Island; 7, Westchester
Co. ; 8, Rockland Co.
•73 Southeast counties.
I, Orange, IVest Point; 2, Putnam; 3, Dutchess; 4, Ulster; 5,
Sullivan; 6, Delaware; 7, Green ; 8, Catskill Mts, ; 9, Columbia.
•74 Middle east counties.
I, Rensselaer, Troy; 2, Albany; 3, Albany City; 4, Schenectady;
5, Schoharie; 6, Montgomery; 7, Fulton; 8, Saratoga; 9,
Washington.
75 Northern counties.
I, Warren, Zrt^^" George; 2, Hamilton; 3, Essex, Adirondacks ; 4,
Clinton, Lake Champlain ; 5, Franklin; 6, St. Lawrence; 7,
Jefferson ; 8, The Thousand Islands ; 9, Lewis.
.76 North central counties.
I, Herkimer; 2, Oneida; 3, Utica ; 4, Madison; 5, Onondaga; 6»
Syracuse ; 7, Oswego; 8, Cayuga; 9, Seneca.
.77 South central counties.
I, Tompkins; 2, Cortland; 3, Chenango; 4, Otsego; 5, Broome;
6, Biu;;hamtoft ; 7, Tioga; 8, Chemung; 9, Elmira,
.78 West central counties.
I, Schuyler; 2, Yates; 3, Steuben; 4, Alleghany; 5, Livingston;
6, Ontario; 7, Wayne; 8, Monroe; 9, Rochester,
.79 Western counties.
I, Orleans; 2, Genesee ; 3, Wyoming; 4, Cattaraugus; 5, Chautau-
qua; 6, Erie; 7, Buffalo ; 8, Niagara; 9, Niagara Falls,
•8 Pennsylvania.
.81 Southeast counties. Philadelphia and Chester group.
I, Philadelphia; 2, Montgomery; 3, Chester; 4, Delaware; 5, Lan-
caster; 6, Berks; 7, Schuylkill; 8, Dauphin; 9, Lebanon.
.82 Eastern counties. Bucks group.
I, Bucks ; 2, Northampton ; 3, Wayne ; 4, Pike ; 5, Monroe ; 6, Car-
bon ; 7, Lehigh.
.83 Northeast counties. Northumberland group.
I, Northumberland; 2, Luzerne; 3, IVilkes-Barri ; 4, Susquehanna;
5, Wyoming; 6, Lackawanna; 7, Scranton ; 8, Columbia; 9, Mon-
tour.
.84 Southeast central counties. Cumberland group.
I, York ; 2, Adams ; 3, Cumberland ; 4, Franklin ; 5, Perry; 6, Mifflin;
7, Juniata; 8, Union ; 9, Snyder.
.85 Northeast central counties. East Lycoming group.
I, Lycoming; 2, ; 3, Centre; 4, Clinton; 5, Potter;
6, Tioga; 7, Bradford; 8, ; 9, Sullivan.
.86 Northwest central counties. West Lycoming group.
I, Clearfield; 2, Jefferson; 3, McKean ; 4, ; 5»Elk;
6, Cameron ; 7, Warren ; 8, Forest ; 9, Clarion.
.87 Southwest central counties. Bedford group.
I, Bedford; 2, Fulton; 3, Huntingdon ; 4, ; 5, Blair;
6, Altoona; 7, Cambria ; 8, ; 9, Somerset.
.88 Southwest counties. Westmoreland group.
I, Westmoreland; 2, Washington; 3, Greene; 4, Fayette; 5, Alle-
ghany ; 6, Pittsburgh; 7, Alleghany City; 8, Armstrong; 9, Indiana.
.89 Northwest counties. Alleghany group.
^ I, Butler; 2, Beaver; 3, Lawrence; 4, ; 5, Mercer;
6, Venango ; 7, Crawford ; 8, ; 9, Erie.
974-9
•91
•92
•93
•94
New Jersey-
East Jersey.
Northern counties.
I, Bergen ; 2, ; 3, Passaic ; 4, Patcrson; 5,
6, Hudson; y, Jersey City; 8, Hoboken,
Central counties.
I, Essex ; 2, Newark; 3, Orange; 4,
6, Union ; 7, Elizabeth; 8, Rahway,
Southern counties.
I, Middlesex; 2, New Brunswick; 3,
5, ; 6, Monmouth; 7,
; 5*
; 4, Somerset'
; 8, Ocean.
•95
.96
West Jersey.
Central counties.
I, Burlington; 2, ; 3,
5, Mercer ; 6, Trenton; 7, Princeton.
; 4«
•97
•98
•99
Northern counties.
I, Hunterdon; 2, Raritan; 3, ; 4, Morris; 5,
6, Sussex ; 7, ; 8, Warren.
Upper southern counties.
1, Gloucester; 2, ; 3, ; 4, Atlantic; 5,
6, . t 7« Camden ; 8, Camden city.
Lower southern counties.
I, Salem; 2, Salem city ; 3, ; 4, Cumberland; 5, Bridge"
ton; 6, ; 7, ; 8, Cape May.
I
I
r
975 South-Eastern or South Atlantic
Including general works on ** the South."
1 Delaware.
2 Maryland.
3 District of Columbia.
4 West Virginia.
5 Virginia.
6 North Carolina.
7 South Carolina.
8 Georgia.
I Florida.
976 South Central or Gulf.
•I Alabama.
•2 Mississippi.
•3 Louisiana.
•4 Texas.
•5
•6 Indian Territory. Oklahoma.
.7 Arkansas.
.8 Tennessee.
.9 Kentucky.
977 North Central or Lake.
>]L Ohio.
.2 Indiana.
.3 Illinois.
.4 Michigan.
.5 Wisconsin.
Minnesota.
.7 Iowa.
.8 Missouri.
•9
978 Western or Mountain.
Including general works on " the West'**
1 Kansas.
>2 Nebraska.
,3 South Dakota. including work5 on Dakota as a whole.
.4 North Dakota.
•5
.6 Montana.
.7 Wyoming,
.8 Colorado.
Ne\v^ Mexicoo
979 Pacific.
.1 Arizona.
2 Utah.
3 Nevada.
4 California.
5 Oregon.
6 Idaho.
7 Washington.
8* Alaska.
980 South America.
981 Brazil.
982 Argentine Republic. Patagonia,
983 Chili.
984 Bolivia.
985 Peru.
986 U. S. of Colombia. New Granada. Ecuador.
987 Venezuela.
988 Guiana.
989 Paraguay. Uruguay.
990 Oceanica. Polar Regions.
991 Malaysia.
.1, Borneo; .2, Celebes; .5, Moluccas or Spice Islands; ^ Philippine
Islands.
992 Sunda.
. I, Sumatra; .2, Java.
993 Australasia.
.1, New Zealand; .2, New Caledonia; .3, Loyalty Islands; .4, New
Hebrides; .5, Solomon Islands; .6, New Britain, New Ireland; .7,
Admiralty Islands.
994 Australia.
.1, Western Australia; .2, South Australia; .3, Queensland; .4, New South
Wales ; .5, Victoria ; .6, Tasmania.
995 New Guinea.
996 Polynesia.
.1, Fiji, Friendly and Navigator's Islands; .2, Society, Austral and Coolc*8
Islands; .3, Marquesas Islands and Low Archipelago; .4, Minor
Polynesian Islands; .5, Micronesia; .6, Caroline and Pelew Islands;
.7, Ladrone Islands ; .8, Marshall and Gilbert Islands ; .9^ Hawaii.
997 Isolated Islands.
998 Arctic Regions.
999 Antarctic Regions.
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RELATIY SUBJECT INDEX
Aagesen, Svend, Danish miscellany 839.8812
arithmetic 311-2
architecture 725.28
public health 614.741
sanitary engineering 628.549
Abacus
Abattoirs
Abbassides
956
341.2
726.7
271
394
271
history
Abbeville, treaty of inter, law
Abbeys architecture
history
Abbot of misrule customs
Abbots monastic orders
Abbreviations English palaeography 421.8
Greek palaeography 481.8
Latin palaeography 471.8
' other languages
literary methods 029
shorthand 653
Abchasian language 494
Abdication absolute monarchy 321.6
constitutional history 342
" monarchy 321.7
anatomy 611.95
surgery 617.55
Abduction criminal law 343
Abecedarians christian sect. 284.3
Abelard medieval philosophy 189.4
Abdomen
Abelian functions
' Aberdeen, Scotland, history
" " travels
Aberration, astron. corrections
chromatic optics
mental
spherical
Abeyance
Ability, human, doctrine
Abiogenesis animals
biology
plants
Abipones history
disease
hospitals
insanity
optics
517.36
941.25
914.125
522.94
535-4
616.8
362.2
132
535-3
347.6
233-4
591-161
«;76.i
5^1.161
982
Abjuration, oath of religious history 2S3.42
Ablative Latin syntax 475-5
Ablaut English orthography 421.2
German orthography 431.2
' other languages
Ablution Anglican ritual
Abnormal development of embryo
labor obstetrics
Abo, peace of treaties
Abode of animals, geog. distrib.
habits
Abolition political science
U. S. history
Abolitionists' lives
Aborigines Amer. antiquities
Topics in blAok face type are
264.035
6173
618.5
341.2
5919
591.52
326.8
973-71
923.6
913-7
sab-dlvlde<L
Abridging
Abridgments
Aborigines Amer. history 970.x
ethnology 572.97
prehistoric archaeology 571
Abortion ethics 173-4
lav^r 343
pathology of pregnancy 618.39
About, E. F. V. French fiction 843.86
Abrasions surgery 617.13
Abraxas gems 736
Gnostics 273.1
Abridged notation
mod. analyt. geom. 516.52
literary methods 029.4
shorthand 653
English law 346.5
U. S. law 345.5
' Abruzzo, Italy, history 945-7'
travels 914.571
Abscess surgery 617.23
in lungs diseases 616.244
Absent-mindedness philosophy 151.4
Absenteeism Irish history 94^-5
Absolute geometry 5^3-^
*' The, ontology 1 1 1
Absolution sacrament 265.6
Absolutism 321.6
predestination 234.9
Absorbent system animals 59ii3
plants 581.13
Absorbing wells, sanitation 628.542
Absorption heat physics 536-34
hygiene 613.63
liquids physics 532.7
light optics 535.3
physiology 612.38
Abstinence asceticism 248
temperance 178.2
Abstraction philosophy 153-3
Abstracts of titles law 347-2
Abutments bridges 624.1
'Abyssinia history 963
language 492.8
Academic degrees and costume 378.2
sermons 252.5
Academicians, biography of 920.6
Academies architecture 727.2
female 376.9
learned general societies 060
' of special subject see subject
national general societies 060
' of special subject see subject
private 373
public, history 379
theory 379-17
scientific 506
Academy, New 186.2
Superior figures refer to the table* at the
end of this Index.
(407)
Academy
Age
Academy Older, Plato
' Acadia, Nova Scotia, history
Acalepha zo&Iogy
Acanthacese botany
Acanthocephala parasites
Acamania, Greece, ancient history
Acceleration of the moon
INDEX
184
971.6
593-73
583-86
616.966
938.3
523-33
tt
^Accent pronunciation Eng. language 421.6
426.1
025.2
729.9
425-1
' prosody "
Accession dept. library admin.
Accessories, architectural
Accidence English language
' other languages
Accident insurance 36S.4
Accidents dangerous occupations 613.66
medicine 617. i
to miners 622.85
police measures 351-74
protection of public 614.8
Acclimation hygiene
Acclimatization of animals
evolution
man
mental influence
plants
criminal law
music
Accusative
613.11
591.52
575-3
573-4
136.2
581.52
343
788.9
233-4
657
025.1
692.7
355
394.1
331
621.35
537.84
482.5
472.5
Accomplices
Accordeon
Accountability doctrine
Accounts, book-keeping
library admin,
supervision of building
Accoutrements military science
Accubation social customs
Accumulation capital
Accumulators, electrical engin.
science
etymology, Greek
etymology, Latin
other languages
syntax, Greek
syntax, Latin
other languages
zoology
diuretics
organic chemistry
Achaia, Greece, ancient history
Achaian league, " "
Achlamydosporeae botany
Achlorophyllae botany
Achromatism optics
therapeutics
mining engineering
aids to digestion
chemical technology
disinfectants
fixed materia medica 6 15.34
Topics In black face type are 8ub-divi<led.
Acephala
Acetates
Acetylenes
Acid poisons
waters
Acids
485.5
475-5
594- J
615.761
547-23
938-7
938.08
58394
589.9
535-4
615.921
622.57
615-7343
661.2
614.484
Acids
Acology
Aconite
organic chemistry 547.7
theoretical chemistry 541.4
vegetable drugs 615.338
medicine 615.5
botany 583.1 11
economic botany 581.6
medicines 61 5.323 1 1 1
poisons 615.98
therapeutics 615.716
Acoustics, applications to architecture 534.84
Acrididae
Acrobats
Acropolis
Acrostics
Actinaria
Acting
Actinism
Actinozoa
Actions
Actors* lives
Acts and resolves
music
entomology
amusements
ethics
architecture
Grecian antiquities
English language
zoology
ethics
theater
optics
photography
zoology
legal procedure
781. 1
595.73
791
175.1
722.8
913.385
838
593.65
175.2
792
535.85
77^
593-6
3479
927.92
345-1
346.1
Am. statutes
Eng. "
Acts of learned societies general 060
* for special subjects see topic
legislative bodies, U. S. 345.x
Acts of the Apostles 226.6
Acupuncture therapeutics 615.814
Acute diseases 616
Ad valorem duty customs 336.26
Adages English literature 828
* other literatures
folk-lore 398-9
Adam, Onkle Swedish fiction 839.7364
Adam de la Halle French drama 842.12
Adamites heresy 273.9
Adams, J : presidency of 973-4
J : Q. " 973.5
^Adana, Asiatic Turkey history 956.4
Addisgn, J., Eng. essays 824.52
Addison's disease 616.45
Addition arithmetic 511.2
Addresses and petitions control of
admin. 35^.97
^ on special topics see topic
Addressing machines printing 655.36
Adhesion physics 539.2
^Adirondacks history 974*753
3 Adjective forms, etymol. Eng. lang. 422.6
inflection ** *• 425.16
^ syntax " " 425.6
^ other languages
Superior figrures refer to the tables at the
eufl of this index.
(40S)
INDEX
Adjutages SS^-S^
Adjutant General's reports, U. S. 353-6
Administration, library 025
of medicines, therapeutics 615.6
political sci. 350
Administrative action, subjects of 3517
buildings, architec-
ture
control
law
reform
Administrator
Admirals' lives
Admiralty English navy
foreign countries
Admiralty Islands history
Admiralty law
Admission
Adobe
Adolphus
Adoption
Adoptionists
725.1
35I-9I
350
351-6
347.6
923.5
354427
354
993-7
347.7
371.21
693.22
943.026
347-6
273.9
614.134
Aerial erosion, geology
navigation
A<Srodynamic8
astronomy
geology
lichens
orchids
Greek oratory
drama
fables
«<
K
Aerolites
Aeronautics
A<5rophyte8
iEschines
iEschylus
JEsop
^Esthetics
architecture
i^thiopia ancient history
" ^tna " Latin poem
iEtolia ancient history
iEtolian league Greek history
Affections
Affidavits
Affinity
Affixes
3
Affliction
^Afghani language
'Afghanistan history
travel
'Africa
chemical
family law
English language
other languages
antiquities
botany
geology
statistics
travels
other topics see table i
Academy
Age
551.37
533-6
533
523.51
552.6
533-6
589.1
584.15
885.5
882.1
888.6
701
720.1
939-78
871.7
938.3
938.08
157
347.94
541.3
347-6
422.2
491.58
958
915.8
960
913.6
581.96
556
316
916
school
masonry
German history
family law
heresies
Adult mortality public health
Adulterations, chemical analysis 543
** technology 660
public health 614.3
Adultery ethics 176.6
lav^r 343
Adults, reformatories for, architecture 725.63
Ad valorem duty taxes 336.26
protection 337
Advent Anglican festivals 264.031
Second christology 232.6
Adventists, Second sect 289.3
Adventures biography 923-9
travels, etc. 910
Adverbs, etymology Eng. lang. 422.9
* other lang.
syntax Eng. lang. 425.9
^ other lang.
Adverse possession law 347-2
Adversity pauperism 339
Advertisements building 692.4
Advertising 659
newspaper directories 016.07
publishing 655.55
Advocacy 347-92
Advocates, Faculty of 347-o6
lives 9234
Advowsons canon law 348
iEdiles Roman antiquities 913-37
iElfric Anglo Saxon lit 829.6
itolian harp music 787.5
MoWc dialect Greek language 4S7.921
Aerated bread 643
waters hygiene 613.38
Topics In black face type are sab-dlvided. Superior figares refer to the tableg at the
end of this index.
(409)
Africa, North history
travels
'Africa, North Central, history
' Propria, ancient "
« South Central, "
African colonization, sociology
history
languages
Ethiopic
Hamitic
Methodist church
mortality public health
slave trade
Agamogenesis animals
Age, influence of therapeutics
mental characteristics 136.5
Age of animals 59 '-^9
man 612.69
natural hist, of man 573-3
statistics 312
pupils 379-14
the world 550.1
961
916. z
966
939-73
967.
3256
960
496
492.8
493
287.8
614.144
326.1
591.165
61554
Age
Alpine
Age of voters
Aged, homes for architecture
hospitals for
Agents, consular
external therapeutics
geological
law
Ages, archaeological
geological
Agglutination philology
Agiotage stock exchange
Agnosticism natural theology
philosophy
religious heresy
music
Agrarian laws political science
Roman history
Agreements building
ethics
law
Agricola, M. German poetry
Agricultural botany
chemistry
classes pol. econ.
colonization
colleges
geology agriculture
econ. geol.
implements
law
pests
Agnostics
Agnus Dei
Agriculture
zoology
products pol. econ.
societies
system pol. econ.
administration
cooperative
Department cf
Indians
rent of land
Agrippa medieval philosophy
'Aguascalientes, Mexico history
Ague diseases
Aid societies charitable associations
cooperation
Aid to the injured
*Aidin, Asia Turkish history
Aids to digestion therapeutics
readers library economy
'Ain, France history
Air analysis chemistry
baths, hot, hygiene
brakes railroad engineering
compressors mech. engineering
disinfection contagious diseases
Topics In black face type are sub-
INDEX
324.1
725.56
362.6
341.8
615.77
551-9
347-4
571
551.7
401
332.6
211
149.7
273-8
783.22
333
937
692.4
174.7
347.4
831.41
581.6
631
325
630.7
631
553.6
630
347-2
632
591.69
338.1
630.6
330.1
630
351-823
334.6
630.6
970.6
333-5
189.5
972.4
616.936
361
334
614.88
956.2
615.734
028
944.4
543-7
613.46
625.2
621.5
614.48
-divided,
end of this index.
(410)
Air ducts ventilation
697.9
engines mech. engineering
6ai^
gun military engineering
623.4
mechanic trades
683
hygiene
6131
public health
614.7
in towns public health
614.78
meteorology
551.5
passages, anatomy
61 1. a
diseases
6i6.a
physiology
612.29
plants lichens
589.1
orchids
584.15
pneumatics
533
pollution, by cemeteries
614.652
public health
614.7
pressure of meteorology
5S'.54
pump
533-5
spaces public health
614.783
ventilation
628.8
Airways mining engineering
622.45
Airy's theory geodesy
526.14
'Aisne, France history
944-34
Aix-la-Chapelle inter, congress
341. 1
treaties
341-2
Akenside, M. English poetry
821.62
'Alabama, U. S. history
976.1
travel
917.61
Alabama privateers
341.3
Alabama claims, arbitration
341.6
England
942.08
international law
341
neutrals
341.3
United States
973-7
Alamanni, L. Italian poetry
851.36
Alarcon y Mendoza Span, drama
862.34
Alarms, fire local government
352.3
protection of public
614.842
signals
654.7
'Alaska history
979.8
purchase U. S. history
973-8
travel
917.98
'Albania, Asia, ancient history
93956
' Turkey modern history
949.6
travels
914.96
'Albany city history
974.743
' Co., N. Y., history
974.742
Albert I. German history
943.026
II.
943.028
N'yanza travels
916.76
'Alberta, Canada history
971.23
Alberti, L. B. Italian essays
854.21
Albertypes
774
Alberus, Erasmus, German poetry
831.43
Albigenses persecutions
272.3
sect
284.4
Saperlor fiffnres refer to the Mbles ml the
INDEX
Albigenses
Albinism
Albuminoids
Alchemy
Alciphron
Alcohol
secular history
animals
dermatology
physiology
Greek letters
hygiene
narcotic poisons
stimulants
Alcoholic liquors, manufacture
temperance
Alcoholism diseases
Alcohols organic chemistry
Alcoran Mohammedanism
Alcott, A. B. moral government
L. M. American fiction
lib. econ.
zoology
organic chemistry
local government
rare printing
Alcoves
Alcyonaria
Aldehydes
Aldermen
Aldine editions
Aldrich, T. B. American fiction
Aleardi, A. Italian poetry
944.023
59'-i57
616.5s
612.39S
540.1
886.2
613.81
615.964
615.711
663
178
616.861
547-3
297
371.58
813.41
022.4
593-62
547-5
352.0
094
813.44
851.81
Alembert, J. le R. d' French essays 844.53
*Aleppo, Asia, Turkish history
Ales manufacture
'Aleutian islands history
Alexander II. Russian *'
Alexandria, Egypt ancient history
modem "
travels
Alexandrian library
philosophy
Alfieri, V. Italian drama
Alfonso X. Spanish literature
XI. " "
XII. Spanish history
Alfred the Great, Ang. Sax. lit.
Algae
Algarotti, F. Italian poetry
Algebra
higher
Algebraical logic
'Algeria, Africa, history
*Algerine war
U. S. history
Algiers, Africa history
travels
Alhambra architecture
history
Alien laws
956.8
663.3
979.8
947.08
932
962.1
916.21
027.032
186.4
852.64
868.11
868.14
946.08
829.7
589.3
851.58
51a
51a 8
164
965
96s
9735
965
916.5
723
946.8
341.5
341.5
Aliens international law
owners of land, pol. econ. 333.4
naturalization 325* i
Alighieri, Dante Italian poetry 851.15
Alimentary canal human anat. 61 1.3
Topics In black face typ« are sab-dlvided. Saperlor flgnires refer to
end of this Index.
(411)
Alimentary canal physiology
Alimentation, forced hygiene
Alimony law
Alismacese botany
Age
Alpine
612.3
613.23
347.6
584.72
Alkalies
chemical technology 661.3
chemistry
Alkaline earths chemistry
poisons therapeutics
waters econ. geology
Alkaloid drugs materia medica
Alkoran Mohammedanism
All-fools* day customs
All-Hallows' eve customs
546.3*
546.4
615.922
553.71
615.336
297
394
394
<<
<i
All-Saints, feast of, Anglican festival 264.031
264.031
974.784
9>7.5
347.1
341.5
325-1
828
244
785.1
785.1
206
341.2
341-2
944.57
SI 1.8
598.14
All Souls '*
'Alleghany Co., N. Y., history
mountains travels
Allegiance English private law
international law
naturalization
English literature
religious
orchestral music
orchestral music
Alliance, Evangelical
Holy treaties
Alliances international law
'Allier, France, history
Alligation arithmetic
Alligators
^AUeg^ries
Allegretto
Allegro
Alliterative poems, English poetry 821. i
Allodium land ownership 333-3
law 347.2
Allopathy medicine 615.5
Allotropism chemistry 541.7
Allotment system 333-5
Alloys 671
Alluvium geology 551-35
Almanacs, general 529-5
nautical 528
statistical 3x0
Almqvist, K: J. L. Swedish poetry 839.7166
Alms
Almshouses
ethics
Aloes
362.5
architecture 725.55
pauperism 339
poisons 61 5.93
Alpes Maritimes, France history 944-94
Alphabet elementary education 372.4
English orthography 421. i
^ other languages
Alphabetico-classed catalogs
^Alphabets philology
ornamental design
Alphen, H. van Dutch poetry
Alpine plants botany
019
411
745
839-3147
581.9494
the tables at thft
Alpine
Aneurism
INDEX
Alpine travels
914.94
American and Eng. private law
347
*Alps history
9494
American Antiquarian sOciety
913.7
'Alsace-Lorraine, Germany history
943-44
antiquities
913.7
Alsineae botany
583-154
art galleries
708.1
Alsop, George American satire
817.12
bibliography
015.7
Richard " poetry
811.25
biographical diet.
920.07
Altar cloths sacred ornaments
247.7
colleges
378.7
Altars architectural accessories 729.91
colonies history
973-2
ecclesiology
246.6
constitution
342.731
Alt-a7.imuth instruments
522.42
constitutional history
342.739
Alternate generation zoology
591-163
cyclopedias
031
Altitude imponderable remedies 61 5.835
Independence, U. S. hbt.
973.3
Altruism ethics
171.8
Indians
970.x
Aluminium inorganic chemistry
546.66
languages No. Am.
497
metallurgy
669.7
So. Am.
498
Alumni biography
378
literature
8x0
Ahvato universal language
40S.9
painting
759-1
Amadeus Spanish history
946.08
party
329-5
Amadis de Gaula Spanish fiction
863.22
periodicals
051
Amalgamation, metallurgy
669.2
philosophers biography
921. 1
Amalgams manufactures
671
philosophy
X9X
Amarantaceae botany
583.913
poetry
8xx
Amaryllideae "
584.25
poets' lives
928.11
Amateur manuals mech. trades
680
political parties
339
theatricals amusements
793
P. E. church
283.7
ethics
175.2
Rebellion history
973.7
Amaurosis diseases of eye
617.73
revolution
973.3
Amazon river, travel
918.1
slavery
326
Amazons customs
396.9
statutes law
345
Ambassadors international law
341.7
'Americana history
970
political science
327
Americanisms
427.9
Amber geology
553.29
Ames, Fisher, American oratory
815.22
jewelry
391.7
^Amharic language
492.8
mineralogy
549.8
Amherst College
378.744
Ambra, F. d' Italian drama
852.35
Amic acids organic chemistry
547.8
Ambrosia antiquities
913.38
Amicis, Edmondo de Ital. misc.
858.82
mythology
292
Amids organic chemistry
547.8
Ambrotype
772
Amiens, Peace of treaties
341.24
Ambulances
614.881
Amines organic chemistry
547.8
for contagious diseases
614.882
Ammergau passion play theatre
792
Amendments U. S. constitution
342.731
Ammirato, Scipione Italian essays
854.46
"America, Central history
572.8
Ammonia chemical technology
661.3
travel
917.38
salts chem. tech.
661.5
discovery of
973.1
stimulants
615.711
history
970
Ammoniums organic chemistry
547.8
North botany
58i.g7
Ammunition military engineering
623.4
geology
557
Amnesty
341.3
history
970
Amnion pregnancy
618.37
statistics
317
Amory, T. English humor
827.62
travel
917
Amos, Book of, Bible
224.8
other topics see table i.
Ampelidea: botany
583.279
Norwegian history
948.02
Amphibians
597-6
■ Russian, history
979.8
Amphictyonic council,Gredan history 938
travels
917.98
Amphitheatre antiquities
913.376
■ South, history
980
architecture
722.7
travel
918
Amputation surgery
617.94
Vopios in black face type are sub-divided.
Superior Assures refer to the tables at tlis
end of tfe
lis iudex.
(41
12)
'Amsterdam history
travels
Amusement or play hygiene
Amusements
ethics
'Ana
Anabaptists
Anacardiaceae
Anacreon
Anaesthesia
Anaesthetics
'Anagrams
Analgesics
of laboring classes
Sunday
English literature
sects
botany
Greek poetry
diseases
therapeutics
English literature
pseudonyms
949.2
914.92
613.74
790
175
331-84
263.6
828
284.3
583.292
884.3
616.856
615.781
828
014
615.783
INDEX Alpine
Aneurism
Anatomy comparative plants 581.4
descriptive animals
plants
human
laws public health
pathological
regional
vivisection ethics
Anaxagoras Greek philosophers
Anaximander,
Anaximenes,
169
5814
219
5437
511.5
therapeutics
Analogous projections descri. geom. 515.2
Analogy comparative anatomy 591.4
English language 422.1
' other languages
logic
plants
theology
Analysis air chemistry
arithmetic
blowpipe chemistry 544.3
botanical 581
chemical 543
combinatory algebra 512.5
diophantine algebra 512.23
grammar English 425.3
8 other languages
logic z6o
microscopical 578
milk, adulterations 614.321
mineralogy 549* i
qualitative, chem. 544
quantitative, chem. 545
soil hygiene 614.77 1
sounds acoustics 534.4
spectrum astronomy 522.67
chemistry 544.6
optics 535-84
water biol. hygiene 613.34
chemistry 543.3
micros, hygiene 613.33
Analysts, public adulterations '614.3
((
C(
«
l<
591.7
581.7
611
614.22
616.078
61 1.9
179.4
182.8
I82.I
I82.I
Ancelot, J. A. F. P. French drama 842.74
Anchor ice
Anchors
Ancestry evolution
genealogy
mental science
spiritual heredity
traductionism
occurrence in nature
plumbing
Ancient architecture
countries description
customs
customs and costume
geography desc.
history
law
maps
music
philosophers* lives
philosophies
sculpture
therapeutics
Ancients, council of French legisla-
ture
French revolution
'Andalusia, Spain history
travel
Andante orchestral music
Andersen, H. C. Danish fiction
575-1
929.1
136.3
233-3
129.2
551-31
696.7
722
913.3
913.3
390
911.3
930
3493
912.3
781.8
921.9
180
732
615.89
328.44
944.045
946.8
914.68
785.1
839.8364
(I
«
Anderson ville prison U. S. history ^T^-JJ
Andes, description 918
Andesite lithology 552.26
Andocides Greek oratory 885.1
Andorra 946.7
Andrea, J. V. German poetry 831.47
Andreini, G. Italian drama 852.53
Andrieux, F. G. J. S., French drama 842.65
Andronicus, Livius Latin drama 872.1
Anecdotes legal 340.9
^ miscel. Eng. lit. 828
personal, see biography
religious 244
on spec, topics, see subject.
Anemometer meteorology 55 '.5*
Aneroid barometer physics 533.4
Aneurism pulmonary disease 616.247
Topics In black face type ar« sab-dlTlded. Saperlor flyures refer to the tables at th«
end of this index.
(413)
Analytical chemistry
543
geometry
516
trigonometry
5'4.5
'Anam. Asia history
959.8
travel
915.98
Anarchists socialism
335
Anastatic printing
655
Anatomy, art
743
comparative animals
591.4
Aneurism
INDEX
Apoda
Aneurism surgery
617.41
Animal irritant poisons, therapeutics 615.94
Angels
235
kingdom
590
Angevin architecture Romanesque
723-44
life, painless extinction of
614.971
Angina pectoris diseases
616.12
magnetism
^34
Angiocarpae botany
589.16
oils chemical technology
665.2
Angiulieri, C. Italian satire
857.13
parasites diseases
616.96X
Angle, facial craniology
573.7
plagues veterinary med.
6x9
visual physiological optics
535-7
psychology, zoology
591.5'
Angles, measurement of astrou.
526.93
substances, chemical analysis 543.9
crystallography
548.7
trades air pollution
614.74
' Anglesey history
942.91
worship, non-Christian re-
Anglican biography
922.3
ligions
290
brotherhoods
271.8
Animalculae
593
chant music
783.5
Animals agents of geol. work
551.95
•*- church
283
and plants differences
577.5
— creed
238.3
care of, animal hygiene
614.94
missions
266.3
cruelty to ethics
179.3
ordination
262.17
dead air pollution
6i4jr6i
persecutions by Eng. hist
. 942.055
domestic y^^^^
** by relig. "
272.7
infect, diseases
614.91
of Eng. "
942.054
evolution
575
of relig. "
272.6
feeding of animal hygiene
614.95
relig. hist, of Eng.
274.2
geographical distribution
591-9
ritual
264.03
insurance
368.5
sisterhoods
271.98
locomotion of
591.47
Anglicisms English language
427
menageries
590.7
Angling
799
mind in
591.51
Anglo- Catholics
283
palaeontology
560
Anglo-Saxon history
942.01
remains of, early stone age
571.13
homilies
829.5
" " late stone age
571.23
' language
429
training of domestic
636
literature
829
transportation of hygiene
614.96
poetry
829.1
Animism metaphysics
128
Anglomania customs
390
'Anjou, France history
944.18
' Angola, Africa history
967.3
Anne, queen architecture
724-5
' Angora, Asia Turkish history
956.3
English history
942.069
Angoul6me, House of Fr. history
944.028
Annealing manufactures
671
Angular perspective geometry
515.61
molecular physics
539-54
drawing
742
Annelida worms
595-1
' Anhalt, Germany history
943. '9
Annexation intern, law
341
Anharmonics, geometry
513.56
Annihilation doctrines
237.3
analytical geometry
516.56
natural theology
218
Anhydrides organic chemistry
547.7
Anniversaries of invention of
Anhydrous silicates mineralogy
549.61
printing
655.12
sulphates mineralogy
549.75
Annuals, statistical
310
Aniline, colors, chemical technology
667.2
special, see subject.
Animal chemistry
547
Annuities insurance
368.31
diseases commun. to man
614.93
mathematics
519.5
electricity
134
public finance
336.35
food, hygiene
613.28
Annunciation, feast of Anglican ch.
264.031
forms, decoration in relief
729.52
Annunciators signals
654.7
painted decoration
729.42
Anodynes therapeutics
615.78
heat physiological zoology
591. II
Anointing sacraments
265
physiology
612.5
Anomala botany
583297
hygiene public health
614.9
Anomali "
58398
intelligence zoOlogy
591.5 !
Anomodontia reptiles
598.17
Topics in black face type are sub-divided.
Saperior flg^ures refer to the tables at th«
end of it
lis index.
14)
Anonacea botany SSj.ns
Anonyms bibtiograptay 014
'Ansayrii history 955
Anselm medieval philosophy 1S9.4
Anselm, H, German fiction *33-S3
Analo, Keyer Dutch poetry 839,3135
Am insects sgs.jg
Anucids aids to digestion 61 5-7343
Antagonism of medicines, theiapeulics6i5.5z
Antarctic current ocean currents 55147
eiplor3lion3, irivels 9r9,9
ocean oceiins s5"-46
regions history 999
A nte-re format ion religious history 270.5
Anthelmintic drugs therapeutics 615.733
Anthems music 783.4
public worship 364.2
Tcligious poetry 045
>Anthol(^S Kng. littraliire ?2o£
Anthracene organic themisiry 547-^
Anthracite econ. geology 553-^5
fuel
644
metallurgy 669.8
Anthrax public health 614.561
Anthropoid apes mammals 599.S
Anthropology mind and body 130
nat. bist.of man 573
relig. doct. of man ^33
Anthropometry 573-6
Antbrapomorphism metaph. 125
AnihTopophagy cannibalism 399
Anti- burghers preabjlerians 485.6
Anti-Christ 235
Anticlinal strata geology 551.86
Anti-corn law league free trade 337.!
Antidotes materia medics 615.9
Antifebrin therapeutics 615.75
Ami-federal parly 3^.-
'Antilles history g^i.g
travel gij.jg
Anti-Masonry 366.1
Antimonates mineralogy 549-72
Antimonides mineralogy 549,3
Antimony inorganic chemistry 546.86
°"S 553.4;
Amipalharia zoology 59364
Antiperiodics therapeutics 615.75
Antiphonal choral service music 783.24
readings |iub. worship !64,4
Antipyretics therapeutics 615.75
Antipyrin " 615.75
Antiquarian societies 913
Antiquarians' lives 923,9
Antiquities biblical 2J0.93
classical 913-3B
T«plu In black face tn^ an inb-dlvldfd
ZX Aneuritm
Apoda
Antiquities countiiea 913
cut torn s 390
Jewish antiq. 913. J3
history 933
religion 396
Segal 340.3
prehistoric arcb.eology 571
see also special subjects.
Antiquity of man 573.3
Anti-rust processes building 691.7
Antiseptics in midwifery 618.89
public health 614.4S1
therapeutics 615,778
Anli^lavery documents 3^.4
periodicals 3^5
societies 326.6
U- !j. history 973-71
Antisthenes Greek philosophers 183.4
Antistrophe English prosody 426.7
Crep k prosody 4S6-7
' other langosgea
Anti-Trinitarians heresies 173-4
Unitarians a88
Anti-vaccination pubUc health 614.474
Antonides Duuli ps.ttry 839.3137
'Antrim Irish history 941.61
Ants Insects , 595.79
'Antwerp history 949.3
travels 9' 4-93
Anura Ashes 597-8
Anus anatomy 611.35
diseases of 616.35
*Aoriat Greek etymology 483.8
Greek syntax 4S5.8
Aorta anatomy 61 [-13
Apartment and ufhce buildings 725.12
houses ntehiiecmte 738.2
(i'lniestic «conony 640
Apatite economic geology 55364
fertilizers 631
mineralogy 549-73
Apes 599.8
Apeia]« botany 583-9
Aphasia. diseases 616.855
mental derangements 133,8
Aphelion astronomy 5"'3
Aphon
616.2:
Aphorisms English literature 8a8
folk-lore 398.9
Apiary bees 638
Apocalypse 338
ApocarpeK botany 5B4-7
Apocrypha 339
Apocryphal gospels Bible 329^
Apocynacei botany 5837*
Apoda loologj- 593-98
Snperlor flrurea retrr to tHe table* at tha
Apogee
Armies
Apogee moon
tides
Apollo Belvedere sculpture
Apollo-worship
Apollonius Rhodius Greek poetry
Apologetics
Apomorphine emetics
Apoplexy diseases
Apostasy heresies
Apostles, acts of
Apostles' creed
lives, scriptural biography
Apostolic age apologetics
canons apocrypha
Catholic, sects
church
persecutions
epistles
fathers
period religious history
succession
Apostolical constitutions
' Apothegms English literature
folk-lore
Apparatus manufacture
practical chemistry
see special subject
Apparent motion earth
sun
time
Apparitions
Appellate proceedings law
Appetites mental faculties
temperance
Appian way Roman antiquities
Apple culture
Applied chemistry chem. tech.
mechanics mech. eng.
Applique work
Appointment of civil service officers
teachers education
Apportionment representation
taxation
Apprentices, duties of ethics
Apprenticeship building trade
polit. econ.
Appropriation bills U. S. finance
Approximations algebra
Apulia, Italy ancient history
modem history
travels
Aquaria
Aquatic rights, law
Aquatint engraving
Aqueducts canals
Roman antiquities
Topics in biack face typ« are sub
INDEX
Arabesques
Arabia
t
Arabia Petraea
523-33
525-63
733
292
239
61573'
616.81
«73
226.6
238.1
225.92
239.1
229.9
289.5
aSx.i
272.1
229.9
281. 1
270.1
262.11
281. 1
828
398.9
681
542.2
525-38
523-73
529.1
^33'^
347-9
158
178
913-37
634
660
62X
746
35I-I
37114
3M
336.2
174.8
690.7
331-86
33^-73
512.22
937-7
945-75
9M.575
590-7
347-2
766
626.2
913-376
-divided,
end of this index.
Ui6^
Aqueducts waterworks 628.14
Aqueous erosion geology 551-35
rocks " 552.5
Aquinas medieval philosophy 189.4
Aqui vascular respiration zoology 591.123
Arabesque decoration design
745
747
786.42
939-47
953
9153
939.48
953- »
915-31
723-3
492.7
892.7
511. 2
189.3
946.02
616.9685
595-4
946.5
583.491
492.x
881.2
332.6
ornaments
piano music
ancient history
modem history
travels
ancient history
modern "
travel
Arabic architecture
* language
literature
numerals arithmetic
philosophy
Arabs in Spain Spanish history
Arachnida parasitica ectozoa
zoology
' Aragon, Spain history
Araliaceae botany
^Aramaic language
Aratus Greek poetry
Arbitrage stock exchange
Arbitrary power absolute monarchy 321.6
Arbitration and award law 347-4
capital and labor 33i*i
international ethics 172.4
law 341.6
Arblay, F. (Burney) d' English fict. 823.66
Arboriculture 715
forestry 634.9
Arbors landscape gard. 717
Arbuthnot, J. English humor 827.54
Arc, Joan of French history 944.026
Arcades architectural design 729.33
walls 721.26
Arcadia Greek anc. history 938.8
Arcani disciplina primitive church 281.1
Arcesilaus Greek philosophy 186.2
Archaean age geology 55' '7'
Archaeology anc. description, etc. 913
Biblical 22a93
prehistoric 57X
^Archaisms English language 427
^Archangel, Russia history 947-2
Archbishops ecclesiastical polity 262.12
lives Anglican 922.3
Roman Catholic 922.2
Arched constructions arch. 721.4
Archegony biology 576.1
physiological zoology 591. 161
Archery 796
Superior fif^res refer to the tables at the
INDEX
Apogee
Armies
Arches architectural design
arch, constr.
engineering
triumphal, Rom. antig.
Archilochus Greek satire
Archimedes screw physics
'Archipelago, East Indian
Greek, ancient hist.
' modern hist.
Architectonics, architecture
Architects, liability of building
Architects* lives
Architectural accessories
construction
decoration
design
drawing
Architecture
acoustics
East Indian
Gothic
military
castles
modem
naval building
naval engineering
Norman
plans
warships
Architraves arch, construction
Archives, see history
** manuscripts
of special topics see topic
Archons Greek history
Arctic currfents
explorations travels
explorers* lives
ocean
* regions, history
■ Ard^che, France history
* Ardennes, France history
Ardent spirits manufactures
temperance-
Ardigo, I. Italian essays
Area, occupiable, proportion of,
ground hygiene
Areas geometry
surveying
anatomy
specific gravity
Grecian antiquities
Italian drama
Areolar tissue
Areometer
Areopagus
Aretino, Pietro
Arezzo, G. d* " poetry
Argand lamp chemical technology
Argensola, B. L. Spanish poetry
L.
Topics In black fac« type are sub
72933
721.4
624.6
913-37
887.1
532.8
991
9391
949-9
720.1
692.9
927.2
729.9
721
729
729
744
720
534.84
722.4
623.1
728.81
724
699
623.8
723
692
623.8
721.86
Argentine Republic administration 354.82
botany 581.982
finance 336.82
geology 558.2
* history 982
maps 912.82
schools, public 379.82
statistics 318.2
travel 918.2
treaties 341.282
other topics see table i.
geology 552.44
Greek ancient history 938.8
Argillite
Argolis
Argonauts
Argot
3
Argument
Greek mythology 292
French language 447.09
other languages
law 347.92
logic 168
from design apologetics 239
'Argyll, Scotland history
Aria vocal music
Ariana, Asia ancient history
Arianism heresies
Arici, Cesare Italian poetry
'Ari^ge, France history
Ariosto, Lodovico Italian poetry
Aristippus Greek philosophers
Aristocracy polit. science
Aristolochiacese botany
Aristophanes, Greek drama
Aristotelian philosophy
Aristotle
Arithmetic
938
5S'-47
919.8
923.9
551-46
998
944.82
944.31
663
178
854.85
614.784
513.18
526.97
611.76
532.4
913.385
852.34
851.12
665.6
861.34
861.34
-divided.
end of this Index.
(417)
Greek literature
philosophy
elementary education
political statistics
Arithmetical progression algebra
941.38
784.2
939.65
273-4
851.67
944.88
851.32
"83.5
321.5
583.924
882.4
185
888.5
185.1
5"
372.7
310
512.6
arithmetic 51 1.6
Arithmometer, math, instruments
■ Arizona, U. S. history
' Arkansas, " "
Arm* anatomy
Armada, Spanish English history
Spanish
' Armagh, Ireland history
Armamentaria, surgery
Armaments ordnance
44
510.8
979.1
976.7
611.97
942.05s
946.04
941.66
617.91
623.4
Armed neutrality international law 341.3
Armenia ancient history 939-55
Armenian architecture 723.2
church 28 1. 6
* language 491-54
literature 891.54
Armies Amer. civil war 97374
military engineering 623
military science 355
Superior fiffures refer to the tables at the
Armies
Astronomic
INDEX
Armies
vear customs
399
Art anatomy, drawing
743
Arminianism
continental prot. sects 284.9
biography
g27
Methodism
287
Christian, ecclesiology
346
Armistice
international law
341-3
decorative furniture
749
Armor
war costumes
399
education
707
Armored vessels military engin.
623.9
embroidery
746
shipbuilding
699
fine
700
* Armorican
language
491.68
galleries
708
Armories
architecture
725.18
architecture
727-7
military engineering
623.4
history
709
Arms
artificial
617.57
industrial, useful arts
600
coats of heraldry
929.8
interior decoration
747
gun-making
683
museums internal affairs
351-853
military engineering
623.4
needlework
746
" science
355
religious
246
war customs
399
rudiments, prehistoric
571.7
Army
British
354.426
sacred furniture
247
foreign countries
354
schools
707
lists
355
studios architecture
7277
military science
355
useful
600
of Cumberland
973-74
woman in
396.7
officials, lives
923.5
Arterial blood, physiology
612. 113
regulations
35S
Arteries anatomy
611. 13
United States
353-6
diseases
616.13
worm agriculture
632
Artesian wells, sanit. engineering
628.11
zoology
591.69
Arthropoda zoology
595-2
Amaut, Daniel Proven9al poetry
849. 1 27
Arthrostraca "
595-37
Arndt, E. M.,
German poetry
831.71
Arthur, C. A., presidency of
973-8
Arnim, L; A.
von German fiction
833.66
Arthurian romances
398.2
Arnold, M.
English essays
824.85
Articles English syntax
425.6
Arnulf
German history
943.021
Greek syntax
485.6
Aroideae
botany
584.64
^ other languages
Arondissement French loc. gov.
352.0445
of confederation, U. S. const.
Arrangement
of words Eng. syntax
425.3
hist.
34*^73
3
other language
s
Thirty-nine Anglican 'creed
238.3
Ai rearages
law
347-7
Articulates paleontology
565
Arrebo, Ande
rs Danish poetry
839.8131
zoology
595
Arrest
civil trials
347-9
Articulations anatomy
611.72
criminal law
343
Artificial butter, chemical technology 664.3
Arrom, C. B. de F. C, Spanish fiction 863.53
eyes
617.79
Arrow head inscriptions
492.1917
flowers ornamental design
745
heads,
stone prehist arch.
571.15
fuel chemical technology
r 662.8
war implements
399
horizons astronomy
522.57
Arrows
archery
796
ice manufacture
621.5
Arsacidae
history
935-6
light perspective
515-63
Arsenals
architecture
725.18
limbs
6x7.5
military engineering
623.4
mineral waters, chem. tech.
663.6
Arsenates
mineralogy
549-72
stone, building mL.erials
691.3
Arsenic
drugs
615.219
chemical technology
666.8
inorganic chemistry
546.19
piers and columns
721.33
medical jurisprudence 340.6
walls
721.23
metallic poisons
615.926
teeth dentistry
617.69
ores
553-47
Artillery army dep*t
358
Arsenides
inorganic chemistry
546.19
ordnance, mil. eng.
623.4
mineralogy
549-3
Artisans' lives
926
Arson
criminal law
343
Artists' lives
927
Topics in black face type are sab-divlded.
Superior figrurea refer to the tables at the
end of tl
(4
lis index.
18)
..
INDEX Am
nies
Astronomic
'Artois, Prance history
^44.27
Ass zoology
599-7
Artotype photography
774
* Assam, India, history
954.1
Arts and trades
600
Assassination criminal law
343
fine
700
Assassins lives
923.4
biography of
927
Persian history
955
graphic fine arts
700
Assault and battery law
343
useful
600
Assaults military engineering
623.2
biography of
926
Assaying
669.9
Arundel marbles Greek inscrip.
4^1.7
Assembly, legislative
3a8
Aryan languages
491
Assent logic
163
literatures
891
Assessment taxes
336.29
races ethnology
57a-89i
Assignats French finance
336.44
Asafetida therapeutics
615.789
" revolution
944.04
Asbestos econ. geol.
553-67
Assignments law
347-7
roofing
695-7
Assimilation of food animals
591-133
Ascension of Christ Christology
232.5
man
612.39
right theoretical astronomy 521.27
plants
581.133
Ascensions, balloon aeronautics
533-6
'Assiniboia, Canada history
971.25
Asceticism
273.2
Assize, courts of law
347.99
I>ersonal religion
248
Associated press Amer. journalism 071
Ascidia zoology
594-9
Association mental faculties
153-2
Asclepiadex botany
583-73
public order
351-752
Ascolichenes botany
589.15
Associationalism philosophy
149.4
Ascomycetes '*
589.23
Associations
360
' Ashango land, history
967.2
building
332.32
travel
916.72
business cotfpera.
334
* Ashantee history
966.7
charitable
361
travel
916.67
educational
370.6
Ashburton treaty inter. law
341 .a
guilds
338.6
Ashes fertilizers
631
labor
33'.88
volcanic, lithology
552.22
musical
780.6
Asia antiquities
913.5
relig. y. M. C, etc.
267
botany
581.95
for special object see topic
geology
555
Assurance
368
* history
950
Assyria ancient history
935-2
statistics
315
antiquities
913-352
travels
915
architecture
722.5
Asia Minor, Eastern anc. hist.
9393
^Assyrian language
492.19
Western anc. hist
. 939.a
Astacidae lobsters
595.36
* history, modern
956
Asterales botany
58353
travels
915.6
Asteroidea zoology
593-92
Asiatic cholera diseases
616.932
Asteroids astronomy
52344
languages 491
-495
Asteropherus, M. O., Swedish drama
839.722a
eastern
495
Asthma diseases
616.23
societies
490.6
Astigmatism eye diseases
617-75
Asinari, Federigo Italian drama
852.44
Astringents external irritants
615.772
Asphalt economic geol.
55327 ,
Astrolabe astronomy
522.41
pavement
625.8
Astrology
'33-5
roofing
695.6
astronomy
520.1
Asphyxia pathology
616.206
Astronomers* lives
925.2
surgery
617.18
Astronomic almanacs chronology
529.5
Aspirates English language
421.2
determinations, geodesy 526.6
Greek language
481.2
instruments
522
5 other languages
maps
524
Aspiration, pneumatic therapeutics
615.815
observations
522.19
Ass domestic animals
636.1
observations
524
Topics in black face type are sub-divided.
Superior flgfures refer to the tables
at the
end of tb
is index.
(41
9)
Astronomic
Baif
INDEX
Astronomic physics 521
Astronomy 520
descriptive 523
in relation to geodesy 526.6
physical
practical
spherical
theoretical
Astrophytidae star fishes
'Asturias, Spain history
Asylum, right of legal antiquities
Asylums
architecture
hygiene
inebriate arch.
temperance 178.6
36a
521
522
522.7
521
593-94
946.1
340.3
7255
613.56
725-65
sociology
'Athabasca, Canada history
Athanasian creed
Atheism apologetics
natural theol.
Atheists* lives
Athenaeum libraries
971.22
238.1
239
211
922.9
027.2
Athenian supremacy, Grecian history 938.04
Athens
ancient history
modem history
travel
Athletic sports
hygiene
school hygiene
training hygiene
Atlantic ocean, physical geography
travel
telegraph sociology
useful arts
Atlantis antiquities
mythology
original home of man 572.4
Atlases, maps, etc. 912
celestial astr. 524
school furniture 371-63
see also special topics
erosion 551.37
geological agent 55^-93
ground pub. health 614.773
938-5
949-5
914.95
796
613.72
371-74
613-73
551-46
910.4
384
654-5
913-39
292
Atmosphere
hight of astr.
meteorology
moon
pneumatics
Atmospheric currents
. electricity
523.58
551-5
52335
533-3
551-51
537-4
Atolls
Atomic theory
engines pneumatics 533.8
533-4
625-5
534-1
551.96
541.2
pressure
railways
vibrations sound
physical geology
Atomic weights
Atomistic philosophy
Atoms
Atonement
Atrophies
Atropine
Attack
Attendance
christology
skin diseases
materia medica
military science
school
541.2
X82.6
541.2
232.3
616.54
61 5336
623.2
371-52
Atterbom, P. D. A., Swedish poetry 839.7165
Attica, Greek ancient history 938-5
Attitude, constrained hygiene 613.65
Attorneys law 340
lives 923.4
Attraction, capillary liquids 532.6
chemical affinity 54^-3
gravity 531.5
magnetism 538
of mountains, geodesy 526.14
I
sun and earth
Attributes of God
A ubancl, J. M. Proven9al poetry
* Aube, France history
Aubigne, T. A. d' French satire
Auburn prison system prisons
Auction catalogs bibliography
Auctions book, library econ.
law of
* Aude, France, history
Audiphone acoustics
Auditory canal ear diseases
nerve anatomy
physiology
Aucrbach, B. German fiction
Auersperg, A. A., " poetry
Augier, G. V. £. French drama
^Augment Greek etymology
Augsburg confession, Lutheranism
Reformation
Augustine medieval philosophy
Augustinian monks
Augustinism doctrines
Auricle ear diseases
Auricular confession ordinances
Aurora borealis
Auscultation pathology
English fiction
European history
French "
* Austral Islands history
' Australasia *'
Australia administration
botany
finance
geology
history
maps
Austen, J.
*Austerlitz
523-33
231.4
849.145
944.33
847.34
365
018.3
025.2
347-7
944-87
534-7
617.83
611.85
612.85
833.81
831-77
842.83
482.8
284.1
270.6
189.2
271.4
230.14
617.82
265.6
523.59
616.074
823.74
940.8
944.05
996.2
993
354-94
581994
33694
559-4
994
912.94
Topics In black fa€« type are sub-divided. Superior flgrnres refer to the tablMi mt thm
end of this index.
(420)
Australia
schools^ public 379*94
statistics 3i9*4
travel 919.4
other topics see table i
INDEX Astronomic
Half
Avesta, Zend, religion 295
* Aveyron, France history 944*74
Avicenna medieval philosophy 189.3
Avignon, council of, religious history 270.5
Austria
administration 354-43
antiquities 913*436
architecture 720.9436
botany 581.9436
colleges 378.436
constitutional law 342.43
education 370*9436
finance 336436
geology 554-36
history 943*6
laws 349*43
maps 912.436
religious history 274.36
schools, public 379-436
statistics 3x4*36
travel 914*36
treaties 341.2436
zoology 591*9436
other topics see table i
Austrian architecture Romanesque 723.43
ascendency in Italy 945-07
Netherlands 949.202
Authenticity of Scripture Bible
Authority church and ministerial
ethics
Author catalogs, bibliography
Authors and publishers
anon, bibliography
bibliography of special
lives
rights of copyright
Authorship literary methods
Auto-da-fe Spanish history
** inquisition
A utobiography
Autocracy form of state
Autographs book rarities
Automata, mechanical
metaphysics
Automatic fire extinguishers
Autotypes
Autumnal catarrh diseases
■ Auvergne, France history
■ Ava, Burmah, history
Avalanches
Average
physical geology
maritime law
probabilities
values, alligation
Averroes medieval philosophy 189.3
^A vesta, Zend, language 491-52
220.1
262.8
171. 1
018
655.52
014
012
928
655.6
347.7
029
946.04
272.2
920
321.6
091
79>
127
614.844
773
616.202
944-59
959.2
551-31
347-7
519.6
511.8
' Baalbec
Babrius,
Babylon
A villa, J. de Spanish letters 866.31
Avoirdupois weights metrology 389
Axes, position of geodesy 526.16
Axle physics 531*82
' Ayr, Scotland history 941*42
Azeglio, M. d* Italian fiction 853.78
Azimuth constant 522.37
determinations 526.63
instrument astronomy 522.42
Azo-bodies organic chemistry 547-8
Azoic rocks stratigraphical geology 551.71
' Azores history 946.99
Azoxy-bodies organic chemistry 547*8
Aztec architecture 722.9
history 972.014
language 497
ancient history 939-42
Greek poetry 881.4
ancient history 935-4
architecture 722.5
* language
religion
Baccalaureate sermons
colleges
social customs
mythology
celibacy
anatomy
games
ethics
Backstrom, P. J. E., Swedish drama 839.7266
Bacon, Francis Bnt. philosophers 192. i
empiricism 144
English essays 824.3
Baconian philosophy 192.1
Bacon's rebellion Virginian history 975.5
Bacteria botany 589-95
theory of diseases 616.01
fermentation 663.1
^Bactrian, Old language 49' -52
Bactriana ancient history 939-64
Bad social customs nervous hygiene 613.87
Bacchanalia
Bacchus
Bachelors
Back-boiie
Backgammon
cuneiform 492.19
299.219
252.5
378
394*1
292
176.2
611.71
795
'75-5
' Baden, Germany history
Badges heraldry
'Baffin's bay travels
Bagatelle amusements
* Bagdad history
Baggesen, Jens Danish poetry
Bagpipe
* Bahamas history
travel
Baif, J. A. de French poetry
literature 891.52
Toplos In black face type are sub-divided. Superior flgrures refer to the tables
end of this Index.
(421)
943.46
929.8
919.8
794
956.7
839.8156
788.9
972*96
917.296
841.36
at the
Baif
INDEX
Bavaria
Baif, L. de
French drama
842.32
* Bangkok history
959.3
Bail
criminal law
343
travel
915.93
Baillie, Joanna English drama
822.71
Bangorian controversy Anglican oh
. 283.42
Bailments
347.4
Banishment criminal law
343.2
Bait for specimens collecting
579.61 1
Banjo
787.7
Bakers' occupation hygiene
613.64
Bankers' lives
923.3
Baking
cookery
641
Banking
332.1
powder chem. techn. 664.5
Bank note engraving
768
adulterations 614.315
notes counterfeiting
332.9
Balance machines
531.81
money
332-5
metrology
389
of England banks and banking
; 332.15
of power political science
320.1
the U. S.
332-11
trade commerce
382
Bankruptcy
347-7
spring watch-making
681
Bankrupt laws
347.7
Balances, chemical
542.3
Banks administration
351.825
Balanophoreae
:, botany
583-947
and banking law
347.7
Balanopseae
(<
583.961
architecture
725.24
Balbo, Cesare
, Italian essays
854-74
co-operative co-operation
334.2
Baldi, Bernardino " poetry
851.47
polit. econ.
332
Baldness
dermatology
616.54
savings banks and banking 332.2
Bale, J.
English drama
822.23
Banners heraldry
929.9
' Balearic Islands history
946.7
sacred ornaments
247-9
>Balize
history
972.82
Banquets social customs
394-1
travels
917.282
Banting dietetics
613.24
Ball playing
amusements
797
Banville, T. F. de French poetry
841.83
school hygiene
371-74
Baptism of infants
265.1
Ballads
Danish poetry
839.8 1 1 2
sacrament
265.1
5
English literature
821.04
Baptismal fonts sacred furniture
247.1
song books
398.8
regeneration salvation
234.4
Swedish poetry
839.7114
Baptisms registers of
9293
vocal music
784.3
Baptistery sacred furniture
247.1
Ballast
transportation
656
Baptists
286
Ballet
amusements
792
lives
922.6
ethics
175.2
persecuted by Puritans
272.8
Ballistics
military engineering
623.4
Bar legal
340
Ballooning
533-6
legal biography
923.4
military
623.7
Bar-keeper's manuals chem. tech.
663.8
Ballot
324
association
347.06
Balls
dancing
793
tending ethics
178.4
ethics
'75-3
* Barbadoes history
972.98
projectiles
623.4
travels
917.298
■ Baltic provinces, Russia history
947.4
Barbarian invasions of Rome
937.09
sea
travels
914-74
Barbarians, antiquities see country
'Baltimore
history
975-2
N. American Indians
970.1
travels
917-52
prehistoric archaeology 571
' Baluchistan
history
958.8
S. American Indians
980
Balustrades
architectural design
729-39
war customs
399
Lalzac, Honore de French fiction
843-73
Barbarism vs. church
261.3
Bampton lectures
239.01
Barbarisms English language
428.3
Bandages
therapeutics
615.813
* other languages
Band irons
plumbing
696.7
* Barbary States, history
g6x
saws
machine tools
621.93
Barberini vase pottery
738
Bandello, Matteo Italian fiction
85332
Barberino, F. da Italian fiction
853.12
Banditti
biography
923-4
Barbers
391.5
law
343
Barbier, II. A. French satire
847.72
' Banff, Scotland history
941.24
Barbour, J. English poetry
821.16
Topics in black face type are sub-divided.
Superior figrares refer to th« UMim^ mt th«
eud of tl^
i1h index.
(4
22)
INDEX
Baif
Bavaria
'Barcelona history
946.7
Basilisk legends
398.2
travel
914.67
zoology
598.11
Barclay, A. English satire
827.21
Basins catch, sewers
628.255
Bards and minstrels English lit.
821
physical geography
551.43
French literature
841
Basket work, prehistoric
571.53
German "
^31
'Basle history
949.4
» other literatures
travel
914.94
Barebones parliament English hist.
942.064
^Basque language
491.69
Baretti, G. Italian satire
857.65
provinces historv
946.6
Barium inorganic chemistry
546.43
Bas-relief sculpture
736
Barley agriculture
633
Bass clarinet
788.6
brewing
6633
horn wind instruments
788.48
Barlow, Joel Am. poetry
811.23
* Basses Alpes, France history
94495
Barnacles zoology
595-35
' Pyrenees history
944.79
Barns architecture
728.95
Bassethorn music
788.6
' Barnstable Co., Mass. history
974.49
Bassoon "
788.8
' Baroda, India history
954.7
Bastardy law
347.6
Barometer pneumatics
533-4
Bastile prisons
365
Barometric levelling geodesy
526.37
French history
944.041
Barometry hypsometry
55'-53
'Batavia history
992.2
meteorology
55'-54
travel
919.22
Baron, M. B. French drama
842.48
Bath, order of the heraldry
929.71
Baronage heraldry
929.7
Bathing customs
391.6
Baronetage '*
929.7
hygiene
613^1
Barons* war English history
942.034
Baths administration of medicine by 61 5.67
Barracks architecture
725.18
antiquities Greek
913-38
hygiene
613.67
Roman
913-37
Barrel-organs music
789.9
architecture
725.73
Barricade military engineering
623.3
hygiene
613.41
Barrili, A. G. Italian fiction
853.82
nutritive, hygiene
613.23
Barrows British
571.92
practical chemistry
542.4
Bars harbor engineering
627.1
therapeutics
615.75
Barter commerce
380
Batideae botany
583.916
Barth^lemy, A. M. French satire
847.71
Batrachia paleontology
567.6
Bartholin, Kaspar, Danish miscellany 839.883
zoology
597.0
T: "
839.883
Bats
599-4
Bartholomew fair public customs
394.6
Battalion drill, military tactics
356
St., religious persecution 272.4
Batteries, electric
537.86
Bartoli, D. Italian essays
854.53
floating naval engineering 623.9
Baruch Apocrypha
229.5
military "
623.4
* Bas Breton language
491.68
Battering ram customs of war
399
Basalt geology
552.28
Battle paintings
756
Base ball amusements
797
wager of legal antiquities
340.3
line geodesy
526.24
Battledoor out-door sports
796
measures, adjustment of, geodesy 526.57
Battles, see history of special countries
measuring '*
526.2
land military science
355
Bases theoretical chemistry
541.4
naval naval **
359
walls
721.25
special, American civil war
973.73
Bashan ancient history
93946
Baude, Henri French poetry
841.24
Bashfulness ethics
179.9
' Bavaria history
943.3
Basidiolichenes botany
589. 1 1
travels
91433
Basidiomycetes "
589.22
Lower history
943.35
Basilica architecture
726.5
travels
914.33s
Roman antiquities
913-37
* Rhenish, history
943-43
Basilican code, law
349.37
' Upper history
943-36
* Basilicata, Italy history
945-77
travels
914.336
Topics In black fao« type
are sab>divlded. Saperior figures refer to the tables at the
eDd of this index.
(423)
Bay INDEX
Bible
Bay windows architectural design 729.38
Bayeux tapestry art needlework 746
Bayonet drill military sci. 356
weapons 399
Bays, hydrography of surveying 526.99
Beaches, formation of SS^-3^
Beacons navigation 656
river engineering 627.9
Beaconsfield (Disraeli), Eng. fiction 823.86
Beads archaeology
devotional
Beam and scales metrology
Beams building
strengthened carpentry
Bear-baiting customs
Beards "
'Beam, France, history
Beasts zoology
of burden domestic animals
Beatitudes Gospels
Beaumarchais French drama
Beaumont, F., Eng. **
' Beauties, selections, Eng. lit.
Beauty aesthetics
Beauty, personal aesthetics
Beaux social ethics
Beaver animals
Beccaria, C. B. Italian essays
Beccuti, Francesco " satire
Bed-bugs animal parasites
Bed wagon aid to injured
Bedding furniture
' Bedford, England history
Bedouins Arabian history
travel among
Beds and bedding hygiene
Bee-keeping
Beecher, H. W. Am. oratory
Beef cure therapeutics
food
production domestic animals
Beer adulterations
analysis, chem.
drinking ethics
manufacture
Bees insects
571.74
247.9
389
694
6943
394-2
39'.5
944.79
599
636
226.2
842.58
822.35
8a8
701
701
177.6
599-3
85465
857.42
616.9681
614.883
645
942.56
953
9153
613-591
638
815-36
615.854
643
636.2
614.344
543-1
1 78. 1
663.4
595-79
Beet sugar chemical technology 664.1
Beethoven's overtures 785.5
sonatas piano music 786.41
symphonies orches. music 785.1
Beetles insects 595-76
Beets, Nicholas Dutch essays 839.3454
Beets garden 635
Beggars charity 177.7
pauperism
Begoniaceae botany
Behavior
Beheading punishments
Behistun inscription
Behn, Aphra English fiction
Behring*s straits travels
Being, nature of ontology
Beispiele German satire
Bel and the dragon Apocrypha
Belcari, F. Italian drama
'Belfast history
travels
' Belfort, France history
Belgium
administration
antiquities
architecture
botany
colleges
constitutional law
education
finance
geology
history
laws
maps
religious history
schools, public
statistics
travel
treaties
zoology
583^
177
343-2
492.1917
823.44
917-98
III
837.21
229.6
852.21
941.61
914.161
944-45
354-493
913493
720.9493
581.9493
378.493
342-493
370.9493
336.493
554.93
949-3
349-493
912.493
274-93
379-493
3 '4-93
914.93
341.2493
591-9493
other topics see table i
Belief
'Belize
salvation
theory of knowledge
history
travels
Bell, book and candle church dis>
cipline
Bell-ringing
Bell system
Belladonna
education
cerebro-spinal poisons 61 5.98
234
121
972.82
917.282
862.9
789.5
37»-4i
mydriatics 61 5.784
Bellamy, Jacob Dutch poetry 839.3146
Belleau, Remy French poetry 841.33
Belles-lettres 800
Belligerents, rights of inter, law 341.3
Bellman, K: M. Swedish poetry 839.7151
Bells
diving, hydraulic eng. 627
339
Begging public administration 351.763
Topics in black face type are tub-divided. Superior flgrures refer to
end of tbis index.
(424)
manufacture 673
music 789*5
signals 654.7
* Heloochistan history 958-8
Belt courses walls 721.25
equatorial 525.14
Belting mechan. eng. 621.85
Belts of Jupiter descriptive astron. 523.45
the tablet at the
INDEX
Bembo, Pietro, Italian poetxy
'Benares history
travel
Bench and bar biography
Bending machines
Bends hydraulics
851.31
954.2
915.42
923.4
621.98
532.55
Benedetti, Francesco Italian drama 852.67
Benedictine monks 271.1
Benediction 264.9
Benedictus sacred music 783.22
Benedix, J. R. German drama 832.81
Benefactors* lives 923.6
Beneficence ethics >77-7
Benefices, church clerical support 254
Benefit of clergy legal antiquities 340.3
societies insurance 368
Benevolence ethics I77«7
Benevolent institutions 361
societies 361
parish work 256
'Bengal, India, history 954*1
* Bengali language 49i*44
'Benguela history 967.3
Benivieni, G. Italian poetry 851.25
Benserade, I. de French satire 847.44
Benzenes organic chemistry 547-26
Benzole light chemical technology 665.7
Beowulf Anglo Saxon poetry 829.3
Bequests law
B^ranger, P. J. de French poetry
Berberidese botany
Berbers description
Berceo, G. de Spanish poetry
Berchet, G. Italian "
' Bergen, Norway history
Bergh, H. van den Dutch drama
Bergklint, Olof Swedish poetry
Bergman, T. O. " miscellany 839.7848
Berkeley, George Brit, philosophers 192.3
347.6
841.71
583."7
916.1
861.13
851.71
948.3
839.3252
839-7147
idealism
* Berks, England history
■ Berkshire Co., Mass., history
Berlier Sewerage system
'Berlin history
travels
congress, international law
decree " **
history
Swedish history
monastic orders
' Bermudas
Bernadotte
Bernardines
Bernart de
141
942.29
974.41
628.215
943.15
914.315
34I.I
341.3
97299
948.07
271.79
Ventadom Proven9al
poetry 849.125
'Berne history 949-4
travels 914-94
Berni, F, Italian satire 857.32
Beroalde de Verville, F. French fict. 843.36
' Berry, France, history
Bersezio, Vittorio Italian drama
' Berwick, Scotland history
Beryllium inorganic chemistry
Beskow, B. von Swedish drama
Bessel's base measuring apparatus
Bay
Bible
944.5s
852.81
941.45
546-45
839.7262
526.22
deduction, L. M. Z. formula 526.47
dcterm. of earth's figure
functions
Bessemer process metallurgy
Best reading
Beton artificial stone
construction masonry
Betrothal
Betterments
Bettinelli, S.
Betting
Beverages
Beyle, M. H.
B^zique
customs
law
Italian essays
ethics
adulterations
alcoholic, hygiene
hygiene
manufacture
temperance
water hygiene
French fiction
amusements
Bezoar stones medicine
Bhagavat Ghita Sanscrit literature
' Bhotan, India history
Bible
aids to study
and science apologetics
antiquities
Jewish
archaeology
biography
canon
chapter and verse division
chronology
classes Sunday schools
codices
commentaries
concordances
criticism
cyclopaedias
dictionaries
evidences
exegesis
526.15
5'7.35
669.1
028
666.8
693.5
392.4
347.2
854.61
^759
614.34
613.81
613.3
663
178
613.31
843.7 1
795.
61 5.89
891.2
954.1
220
220
239.8
220.93
913-33
220.93
220.92
220.1
220.1
220.94
268
220.4
220.7
220.2
220.6
220.3
220.3
220.1
220.6
geography ancient geography 911.33
biblical 220.91
hermeneutics 220.6
history biblical 220.95
Jewish history 933
in public schools education 377-1
inspiration 220.1
legends of 39^.'
manuscripts 220.4
Topics In black face type are tab-divided. Superior flipures refer to the tables at the
end of this index.
(425)
Bible
Boils
Bible parallels Gospels
patriarchs
polyglots
revision, English
science in
societies
Bibliographies, general
Bibliographers* lives
Bibliography
' national
INDEX
Bibliomania
Bicycle
rinks
Bids
Biehl, C. D.
Bigamy
of special authors
subjects
bibliography
Bignoniaceae
Bigotry
Bijns, Anna
226.1
220.92
220.5
220.52
220.85
206
on
920.1
010
015
012
0x6
010
796
725.86
692.4
839.8251
173-2
343
583.84
179.8
839.3122
architecture
building
Danish drama
ethics
law
botany
ethics
Dutch poetry
Bilderdijk, Willem Dutch poetry 839.3151
Bile therapeutics 615.742
Biliary concretion surgery 617.43
secretion animals 591.148
man 612.35
Bilious fever diseases 616.36
Biliousness ** 616.36
Bill of exchange banks and banking 332.45
law 347.7
rights English 342.429
Billiard saloons architecture 725.84
Billiards ethics 175-4
game 794
Billings, Josh American humor 817.46
Billon coins and coinage 332.41
Bills and notes, 1 aw 3477
of credit, law 347-7
mortality statistics 312
sale law 347.3
Bimana mammals 599-9
Bimetallism coinage 332.42
Binary stars astronomy 523.84
vapor engines 621.44
Binding, book, library economy 025.7
mechanic trades 686
publishing 655.53
rare 095
'Binghamtop, N. Y. history 974-776
Binocular vision physiological optics 535.7
Binomial theorem algebra 512.4
Biogenesis zoology 59i-i6
Biographical sermons 920
homiletics 252.9
Biography 920 '
Topicft In black face type are sab-divided.
Biography miscellaneous
of Indians
slaves
scriptural
universal
Biological laboratories architecture
Biology
life insurance
Greek lyric poetry
Italian drama
German drama
Biometry
Bion
Biondi, L.
Bioplasm
Birch-Pfeiffer, C.
Birds
cage domestic pets
eggs oology
flight of, migration
nests of, zoology
palaeontology
'Birmingham history
travels
Birth customs
growth after physiology
marks
obstetrics
rates public health
Birthday customs
Births
Bishops
registers of
statistics
ecclesiastical polity
lives of
920
970.2
326.92
220.92
920.01
727.5
570
368.3
884.7
852.66
576.2
832.74
598.2
636.6
598.2
591.52
598.2
568.2
942.48
914.248
392-1
61 2.65
617-3
618.2
614.11
392.1
929.3
312
262.3
922
Bismuth drugs, digestive system 61 5.735
Bismuthides
Bison '
external agents
inorganic chemistry
mineralogy
zoology
Bisticci, V. da, Italian essays
Bithynia ancient history
Bitters aids to digestion
vegetable drugs
Bitumen economic geology
Bituminous coal
shale
Bivalves
Bixinese
Bjornson, B.
Black-art
palaeontology
zoology
botany
Norwegian fiction
magic
' Forest, Germany history
travel
death plague
hills, Dakota travel
hole, Calcutta
sea travels
Blacking chemical technology 667.8
Blackmail law 343
Blacksmithing 682
Superior flgrures refer to th« tables at the
615.776
546.87
549-3
599-7
.854.23
939.25
615.7341
615.337
553.24
553.24
553-23
564.1
594.1
583.138
839.8367
'33-4
943.48
914.348
614.49
917.83
954.1
9*4.77
end of ibis index.
(426)
INDEX
Bible
Boils
Bladder
anatomy
611.62
Board of health, sanitary eng.
628
diseases
616.62
reports of
614.09
'Blanc, Mont
travels
914.449
of trade architecture
725.25
Blanche, A: T.
, Swedish drama
839.7263
reports commerce 381
Blasphemy
ethics
'79-5
Boarding schools architecture
727.2
law
343
education
373-3
Blast furnace
669.8
Boards timber
674
Blasting
explosives
662.2
Boat building
699
mining engineering
622.23
houses architecture
723.87
sub-marine
622.23
racing ethics
175-7
Blazonry
heraldry
929.8
school hygiene
371-75
Bleachers* occupation hygiene
613.62
Boating amusements
797
Bleaching
667.1
Boats, life life saving service
656
Bleeding
therapeutics
61 5.8 1 1
ship building
699
wounds
617.14
wharf architecture
725.34
Blicher, S. S.
Danish fiction
839.8362
Boccaccio, Giovanni Italian fiction
853. IS
Blights
agriculture
632
Bodel, Jean French drama
842.13
bacteria
5^9-95
Bodenstedt, F. M. Overman poetry
831.84
Blind
asylums
362.4
Bode*s law astronomy
523.21
architecture
725-54
Bodily strength athletics
613.72
education of
371.91
Bodleian library
027.742
printing for
655.38
Bodmer, J. J. German poetry
831.58
schools "
371.91
Bodtcher, Ludvig Danish poetry
839.8166
Blindness
617.7
Body and mind
130
Blinds
arch, construction
721.87
care of, hygiene
6134
Blisters
external irritants
615.774
school hygiene
37173
Blizzards
meteorology
551.55
cleanliness of, hygiene
613.4
Block books
092
congenital defects of, hygiene
613.91
Blockade
war
341.3
influence of mind on, cures
615.851
Blocks, patent
printing
655.22
measurements of
573-6
Blood changes in respiration
612.23
natural and spiritual, dogmatics 233.5
diseases
616.15
symmetry of, art anatomy
743
letting
therapeutics
615.81 1
temperature of, physiology
612.56
making
[ physiology
612.119
training of, hygiene
613.73
physiology
612.1
weight of, anthropometry
573^6
poisoning diseases
616.94
Boendale, J. van Dutch miscellany
§39.381
purification physiol.
612.23
Boeotia ancient history
938.4
transfusion therapeutics
615.65
Boers history
968
vessels anatomy
611. 1
Boethius Proven9al poetry
849.1 1 1
Bloomer costume
391-2
Bog iron ore
553.3
Blowing engine
6ai.6
"Bohemia history
943.71
Blowpiping
apparatus
542.5
travel
914-371
mineralogy
549-1
Bohemian brethren sects
284.3
qualitative analysis
544.3
* language
491.86
Blue books
lists of officers
35'-2
literature
891.86
parliamentary
328.4a
Bohemianism customs
394
United States
328.73
Bohlen lectures
239.04
glass
therapeutics
615.831
Bohme medieval philosophers
\ 189.5
laws, Connecticut
345.22
Boileau-Despreaux, N. French satire 847.46
prints
photography
771
Boiler explosions steam engineering 621.18
Blumauer, Aloys German satire
837-62
Boilers construction
621.18
Blunders
English language
428.3
heat
536.81
>
other languages
insurance
368.7
etiquet
395
Boiling heat
53644
Board of health city gov't
352.4
points chemistry
541
medicine
614
Boils diseases
616.52
Tdplcs In black face type are sub
-divided.
Superior figures refer to the tablet
at the
end of th
(4-
it index.
7)
Bojardo
INDEX
Breasts
Bojardo, M.
Italian poetry
851.22
Book-keeping, accounts
6S7
Boker, G. H.
Am. drama
812.33
library
025.1
'Bokhara
history
958.6
making typography
655
■Bolivia
t(
984
ownership rarities
097
Bollandists
monastic orders
271.5
plates
097
Bologna
history
945-4
rarities
090
travels
914.54
trade typography
655.5
Bolting
political parties
329
history
655.4
Bolts
machine tools
621.99
worm library economy
025.8
Bombardon
wind instruments
788.8
Book of Common Prayer, Bpisco
. 264.03
"Bombay, India history
9547
Books, bibliography
010
travel
91 5-47
classification of lib. econ.
025^
Bombs
military engineering
623.4
commonplace " "
0294
Bonaparte, Jos., in Spain
946.06
condemned to be burnt
098
Bonaparte, N.
f French hist, consulate c^/\.046
enemies of library economy
025.4
empire
944.05
guides to selection of, lib. econ
1.028
Bondage
slavery
326
library economy
oao
Bonded warehouses architecture
725.14
lists of best library econom^f
' 028.3
Bonds and stocks
332.6
of prints
769
civil trials
347.91
preservation of, library econ.
025.9
criminal law
343
privately printed
094
finance
336.31
prohibited
098
insurance of
368.8
reading and aids
02S
municipal
332.5
restricted library economy
024.6
of brick work masonry
693.21
sizes of
025.3
stone " "
693.11
tariff on " "
025.1
Bone boiling
air pollution
614.742
Booksellers* catalogs, author
018.4
caves
prehistoric archaeology
571.81
classed
017.4
implements, archaeology
571.52
dictionary
019.4
Bones
descriptive anatomy
591.79
lives biography
920.4
diseases of
616.71
Bookselling publishing
655.5
human anatomy
611.71
Boomerang customs of war
399
musical instruments
789.4
Boot-making
685
paleontology
5«5
Boots, tight hygiene
613.484
physiology
612.75
Booty law
341-3
•
skeleton of animal
59149
Boragineae botany
583.77
Bonghi, R.
Italian essays
854.82
Borates mineralogy
549-73
Bonn conference religious history
284.8
Borch, Ole Danish miscellany
839.883
Bonnets
costume
391.4
'Bordeaux history
944.71
toilet
646
travels
914.471
Book auction
catalogs author
0x8.3
Border ballads, Scottish £ng. poet
. 821
classed
017.3
ruffians, Kansas history
978.1
dictionary
019.3
U. S. history
973.6
auctions
655.56
Bording, Anders Danish poetry
839.8132
binding
library
025.7
Bores social ethics
^77
rare
095
Borghini, Vincenzo Italian essays
854.43
trade
686
Boring mining engineering
622.24
catalogs
f author
018
Borjesson, Johan Swedish drama
839.7261
classed
017
Bork, Isak
839.723
dictionary
019
Born, B. de Proven9al poetry
849. 1 26
publishers' bibliog
:• 015
Bomeill, G. de
849.128
subject
017
' Borneo history
991. 1
clubs
self-culture
374.2
travel
919.11
collecting
r
t
025.2
Bomier, H. de, French drama
842.85
illustration inserted plates
096
Boron inorganic chemistry
546.27
typography
65532
Borough Eng, local gov.
352.0422
Topics in black face type are tuli
>-divided.
Superior flirures refer to th« tables at the
end of this index.
(428)
INDEX
' Bosnia
Bosphorus
Bosses
14
history
travels
geology
' Boston, Mass. history
massacre U. S. history
port bill
schools, public
statistics
tea party U. S. history
travel
other subjects see table i
Botanic gardens architecture
museums botany
Botanical chemistry
Botanists' lives biography
Botany
agricultural
classification of
fossil
94395
914.96
551.88
974.46
973-3
973-2
379.7446
317.446
973-2
917.446
727.5
580.7
581.1
925.8
580
630
580.1
561
geographical distribution 581.9
medical 615
of the Bible 220.858
structural 581
systematic 580
Botero, Giovanni Italian essays 8 54.48
Botin, Anders af, Swedish miscellany 839.7847
Bottiger, K: V. poetry 839.7168
Bottom of ocean physical geography 55 1 .46
zoology 591*92
' Bouches du Rh6ne, France, history 944.91
Bouchet, Guillaume French fiction 843.35
Boulders, drift 551-33
Boundaries law 347-2
national foreign rel. 327 '
intern, law 341
Bounties army 355
protection 337-4
U. S. army 353-^
" Bounty " mutiny, 1789 Pitcaim's
island
' Bourbonnais France, history
Bourbons French "
restoration
Spain history
restoration
Boursault, £. French drama
Bourse stock exchange
Bovine vaccination contag. dis.
Bowen, Francis Amer. philos.
Bowling alleys, architecture
Bowls amusements
Boxing athletics
Boycotting laboring classes
Boye, C. J. Danish drama
Boyle lectures, apologetics
Bracdolini, V. Italian satire
997
944.57
944.03
944.06
946.054
946.07
842.44
332-6
614.4731
191.7
725.84
796
796
331-88
839.8261
239.02
857.52
Bojardo
Breasts
694.3
564.8
594.8
832.83
653
624.3
813.21
811. 12
839.883
294
299.11
611.81
Braces carpentry
Brachiopoda palaeontology
zoology
Brachvogel, A. £., German drama
Brachygraphy, shorthand
Bracing engineering
Brackenridge, H. H. Am. fiction
Brads treet, Anne Am. poetry
Brahe, Tyge Danish miscellany
Brahman ism
Brahmo Somaj, Indian religion
Brain anatomy
functional diseases of 6x6.84
mental derangements 13a
mental physiology 131
physiology 6ia.8a
structural diseases of 616.83
Brakes ' railroad engineering 625.2
Branch libraries library economy 022.1
Branchial respiration animals 591.125
* Brandenburg, Germany history 943.15
travels 914-315
Brandes, Georg Danish essays 839.8466
Brandt, Geraert Dutch poetry 839.3136
Brandy manufacture 663
stimulant 61 5.71 1
temperance 178
Brant, Sebastian German satire 837.32
Brass instruments music 788
manufacture 673
Brasses, monumental ecclesiology 247.3
sculpture 739
Braun, V. A. D. von, Swedish satire 839.7764
Bravery ethics 179-6
Brazil administration 354-8x
botany 581.981
finance 336.81
geology 558.1
history 981
maps 912.81
schools, public 379-8 1
statistics 31 8.1
travel 91 8.1
treaties 341.281
other topics see table i.
Breach of promise law 347-6
Bread adulterations 614.312
cookery 641
food 643
and-cheese war, 1491, Netherlands 949.202
Breadstuffs production
Break-bone fever diseases
Breakwaters harbor engineering
engineering
hydrostatics
anatomv
Breast wheels
Breasts
616.921
627.2
621.22
532.84
611.69
Topics In black face type are sab-divlded. Superior flgnres refer to tlie tables at the
end of this index*
(429)
Breasts
Burking
Breasts
Breathing
INDEX
diseases of women 618.19
animals 59i-i2
man 6x2.2
Breathings Greek language 481.2
* Brecknock, Wales, history 942.96
Bredero, G. A., Dutch drama 839.3231
Breech-loading guns 683
Breeding agriculture 636
animals 59^ -S^
Brehon laws Irish law 349-41 5
'Bremen, Germany, history 943-52
travel 9H-352
Bremer, Fredrika Swedish fiction 839.7363
Brentano, C. German fiction 833.72
Bresciani, A. Italian fiction 853.75
'Breslau history 943*14
travel 914.314
Brethren, United sects 284.6
Breton de los Herreros, M. Spanish
drama 862.53
* language 491.68
literature 891.68
Breviaries Greek church 264.019
Roman catholic 264.02
Brewed beverages adulterations 6x4.343
chemical technology 663.3
Breweries architecture 725.42
Brewing 663.3
air pollution 614.731
Bribery criminal law 343
Bric-a-brac 739
Brick and hollow tile floors arch. 721.63
iron ceilings architecture 721.73
iron structures " 721.97
city houses " 728.32
detached " 728.38
728.35
clays economic geology 553-6i
construction masonry 693.2
piers 721.34
sun-dried masonry 693.22
village houses architecture 728.63
walls 721.24
work, bonds of masonry 693.21
works architecture 725.48
Bricks building material 691.4
manufacture 666.7
Bridal customs 392.5
Bridge-building 624
Bridges administration 351-815
engineering 624
local government 352.7
military engineering 623.6
Bridgewater treatises 215
Brigandage criminal law 343
Brigands law 343
Topics ill blfMlc face type are sub-divided.
tt
tt
t(
it
it
" semi "
'Brighton, Eng. history 942.25
travel 914.225
Bright's disease of the kidnejrs 616.61
Brink, R. C. B. van den, Dutch essays 839.3452
'Bristol, England history 942.41
' Bristol Co., Mass. history 974-48
Briticisms philology 427
' British America history 971
army 354-426
barrows prehist. arch. 571 -92
* Burmah history 959-^
travels 915-9^
colonies polit. sci. 325
' Columbia history 97i-i
constitution 342.42
empire history 942
' Guiana history 988
travel 9^5-4
* Honduras history 972.82
' India history 954
travel 915-4
museum 062
library 027.542
navy 354-427
philosophers 192
statutes 346
Britons history 942
' Brittany, France history 944.1
Broad church Anglican church 283
Broadsword exercise, military science 356
Brochmand, Jesper Danish misc. 839.883
Brockes, B. H. German poetry 831.57
Brokerage law 347-7
Bromeliaceae botany 584.22
Bromides hypnotics 615.782
Bromine compounds, mineralogy 549.4
inorganic chemistry 546.14
Bronchi anatomy 611.23
Bronchitis diseases 616.23
Bronte, C. English fiction 823.81
Bronze age pre-hist.archaeolog^ 571.3
manufactures 673
remains, pre-hist. arch. 571-34
Bronzes 739
Brook Farm socialism 335*97
* Brooklyn, N. Y. history 974-723
travels 917-4723
* Broome Co., N. Y., history 974-775
Brooms domestic economy 645
Brorson, II. A. Danish poetry 839.8144
Brothels ethics 176.5
Brotherhoods monks 271
parish work 255
Brothers, Christian monks 271.78
Brougham, H : English essays 824.74
Brown, C. B. Am. fiction 813.23
Superior fig'ures refer to the tables at the
end of tliis index.
(430)
INDEX
Brown, T. English humor 827.46
Brown coal econonfiic geology 553'22
Browne, C. F. (Artemus Ward) Am.
humor 817.37
Brownian motion, molecular physics 539.6
Browning, E. B. English poetry
Robert " "
Brownists congregationalists
Brownson, O. A. Am. philosophers
Brueys, D. A. de French drama
Brumaire French history
Bruniaceae botany
* Brunswick, Germany, history
821.82
821.83
285.8
191. 2
842.46
944045
583-396
943-54
Brunswick, house of, English history 942.08
'Brussels history
travel •
Brutes, immortality of zoology
Bruun, J. N. Danish drama
M. K. " poetry
T. K. " satire
Bryant, W. C, Am. poetry
Bryology botany
Bryophyta botany
Bryozoa moUuscoidea
949-3
91493
591-51
839.8252
839.8158
839-8753
81 1-33
588.2
588
594.7
((
Buchanan, J.
'Bucharest
Bubble, Mississippi French finance 336.44
332-6
910.4
343
973-6
949-8
914.98
833-5'
622.68
942.57
974-78
821.06
943-91
294
722.4
824.54
336.42
351.72
982
918.2
974.797
917.4797
599-7
729.94
788.46
788.47
595-75
831-34
749
690
South sea stocks
Buccaneers adventures, etc.
law
presidency of, hist.
history
travel
Buchholtz, A. H. German fiction
Buckets mining engineering
' Buckingham, England, history
Buckshot war Penn. history
' Bucolic poetry, English poetry
'Buda Pesth history
Buddhism
Buddhist architecture
Budgell, E. English essays
Budget English finance
financ. administration
'Buenos Ayres, history
travels
'Buffalo, N. Y., history
travels
zoology
fixed furniture
wind instruments
Buffalo
Buffets
Bugle, key
valve
Bugs
Biiheler, H.
Buhlwork
Building
It
rhynchota
German poetry
Breasts
Burking
Building architecti^re 720
associations, cooperative 334.1
loan institutes 332.32
construction, history of
contracts
laws, building
protection of life
rent of land for
stones econ. geol.
Buildings, hight of public health
inspection of
library admin.
economy
out architecture
public
It
690.9
692.9
692.9
614.85
333-6
553.5
614.784
614.85
025.9
02a
728.9
725.
local government 352.5
' Bukowina
' Bulgaria
Bull fights
transit, astronomical
history
history
language
Bull, Golden
Bulletins
Bullets
Bullion
522.13
943-75
949-7
491.81
791
175-6
342.43
025.1
ethics
Germany
library admin.
military engineering 623.5
coins and coinage 332.4
Bulls and bears stock exchange
Irish English humor
papal eccles. polity
Roman church
Bulwer, E. G. English fiction
Bundesrath German empire
Bundling customs
Bunker hill monument
Bunsen pump, pneumatics
Bunyan, J. English fiction
Buonarroti, M. Italian drama
Buoys harbor engineering
protection of life
Burchiello, D., Italian satire
Burdette, R. J. Am. humor
Bureaucracy administration
architecture
cabinet making
practical chem.
Bureaus
Burettes
BUrger, G. A. German poetry
Burglar alarms signals
Burglary criminal law
Burgundy, France history
Burial
332.6
827
262.8
282
823.84
354.4304
392.4
718
533-5
823.42
852.51
627.9
614.865
857.21
817.43
35^.1
725.13
684
542.3
831.63
654.7
343
944.4
719
265.8
393-1
6x4.61
Burke, E.
Burking
accidents internal affairs 351.781
accounts, supervision of 692.7
Topics in black face type are sub-divided. Superior fig^ures
end of this index.
(430
cemeteries
church rituals
customs
public health
societies cooperation 334.8
English oratory 825.62
criminal law 343
refer to tlie tables at the
Burlesque
Caoutchouc
'Burlesque English literature
* Burmah history
» British, "
Burmanniaceae, botany
Burmese architecture
Burnett, F. H. Amer. fiction
Burney, F. English "
Burning glass optics
the dead customs
Burnings customs of war
student life
Burns, R. English poetry
Burns and scalds surgery
Burroughs, John Am. essays
Bursx anatomy
diseases of
Burseracex botany
Burying grounds cemeteries
public health
Business arithmetics
INDEX
827
959.2
959.1
584-13
722.4
813.48
823.66
S3S-8I
393-2
399
371-89
821.67
617.11
814.41
611.75
616.76
583-247
719
6x4.65
511.8
buildings architecture 725.2
colleges 650.7
commerce, sociology 380
cooperation 534
ethics 174
manuals 658
methods 658
Butchers 689
"Bute, Scotland history 941-39
Butler, S. English humor 82742
Butter adulterations 614.325
artificial chem. tech. 664.3
dairy 637
Butterflies 595-78
Buttermilk adulterations 614.324
Buttons manufactures 679
Byles, Mather Am. satire 817.13
Byron, G. G. N. English poetry 82 1 .76
Byssaces botany 589.19
Byzantine architecture 723.2
art 709.495
ecclesiology 246. i
empire history 949.5
Cab manufactures 684
Cabinet council, English 354*4205
making 684
ofiicers, U. S. g©v. 353-05
organ musical instruments 786.9
work joinery
Cabinets in museums
Cable roads road engineering
submarine
telegraphic, sociology
useful arts
Cables manufactures
'Cabul, Afghanistan history
Topics In black
694.7
579-71
625.5
654.5
384
654
677
958.1
Cabul, Afghanistan travels
Cachet, lettres de French history
Cactes botany
Cadalso, J. de, Spanish poetry
military schools
history
travels
inorganic chemistry
Anglo Saxon poetry
history
travels
Latin literature
Caesarian section obstetrics
Cadets
'Cadiz
Cadmium
Caedmon
«Caen
Caesar
915.81
944.03
583-471
861.42
355-07
946.8
914.68
546.48
829.2
944.22
914.422
878.1
618.86
923-137
937
546.36
725-71
615.761
613.83
968.6
636.6
622.68
Caesars
Caesium
Caf^s
Caffeine
Caff res
Cage birds
Cages
Cairns
* Cairo, Egypt, history
travels
Caisson workers hygiene
' Caithness, Scotland history
» Calabria, Italy "
'Calais history
travels
Calcic waters economic geology
Calcium inorganic chemistry
light chemical technology 665.7
Calculators mathematics 510.8
Calculus diseases 616.62
mathematics 5x7
of direction analyt. geom. 516.8
' Calcutta history 954-1
travels 91 5.41
Calderon d« la Barca, P. Sp. drama 862.35
lives
Roman history
inorganic chemistry
architecture
diuretics
hygiene
history
domestic pets
mining engineering
prehistoric archaeology 57 1.96
962.1
916.21
613.66
94>.i3
94578
944.27
914.427
553-75
546.41
9^^
539
264.031
676
677
' Caledonia history
Calendar
ecclesiastical, Anglican
Calendering paper manufacture
textile fabrios
Calhoun, John Caldwell, Am. oratory 815.26
Calico manufactures 677
printing, chemical technology 667.3
history 979-4
Lower, " 972.2
Caligraphs writing machines 651
Caliphs Mohammedanism 297
Calisthenics hygiene 613.71
school hygiene 37 1 73
Calked joints plumbing 696.6
651
' California
I
Calligraphy writing
face type are sab-divlded. Superior flgrures refer to the tat»lea At the
end of this index.
(432)
INDEX Burlesque
Caoutchouc
Csllimiehos Greek lyric pcwtry
884^
Canada geology
557->
Cal mucks bitlory
950
history
97'
Caloric engine*
6Z141
maps
912.7'
physics
536
schools, public
379.71
Calorimeter
536.6
statistics
317.1
Calpurnius Siculua, Lat. i^ric poetry
874.6
travels
917.1
■ Calvados, France history
944.JI
other topics see Table
Calvinism sects
»84.!
' East, history
971.4
Cal»iniam vs. free will dogmwics
^34
travels
917.14
Calvinislic Baptist eliurch
z86..
' West, history
971.3
confession
=38^
travels
9' 7- '3
Methodist church
287.2
Canal engineering
6aS
Calvinista' lives
9M.4
Suei
626.9
Caiycanihaccsc botany
583-"3
transit sociology
386
Caiyccrese
583-546
626.9
584.4
Canary birds care of
636.6
Calycozoa zoology
S93-74
zoology
5983
Cambistry money
33*-4S
' Isles hUtory
9463
metrology
389
Cancer diseases
616.994
'Cambodia biatory
9S9.6
86i.*5
Cambodian architecture
711.4
■Candahar history
958-2
'C«mbri«, "Wales history
941.9
travels
9.5-8*
Cambrian age geology
55' 7*
Candles chemical technology
665..
•Cambridge, Eng. hUtory
94»-59
Candor ' ethics
'77-3
travels
914.159
Candy malting
642
university
378^2
Cane, sugar agriculture
633
> Mass., hislory
974-44
bouny
5849
travels
9' 7-444
Canellac»
583-'37
"38.S
553-23
plaiEorm creeds
«38.5
399
Camel domestic animals
636.9
Canning of fruits and vegetable)
.
zoology
599-7
chcm. technology
6643
Cameos
736
meats and fish, chem. ted
.664.9
Camera photography
771
Cannon military engineering
6*3-4
ludda optics
535-86
Canoes and canoeing
797
3)6
Canon law
348
285.5
music
781.5
Camp life hypene
613.67
of scripture
22at
meetings
a69
"Campagna, Italy history
945-6
161.6
travel
9'4-56
church
262.6
973-?3
Canons rivers
S5'-48
5>357
■ of Colorado River descr.
917.9'
Campania ancient history
937-7
Canopy windows arch, decoration
729^3
1 modern "
945-72
■Cantal, France history
944-59
Campanulaceae botany
58359
CanUla dramatic music
782.8
Campbellism secw
a89.a
sacred music
783-4
■Campeche, Mexico history
972.6
Canterbury convocation, cedes, bis
283-42
Campenon, F. N. V. French poetry 84r.66
615-94
Camphor therapeutics
6r 5.789
Canticles Bible
223.9
Camping out
796
■Canton, China history
951.2
Camps, dialnfec. cont. disease
614.48
travels
915.12
hygiene
613.67
Canid, C. Italian fiction
853.76
3S4-7'
Canvas roofing building
695.8
botany
581.971
Canvassing bookselling
655-57
finance
336.71
678
ToplOS In hUck ru» type are sob
'divided.
> at tb*
(4
3»
Capacelli INDEX
Cats
Capacelli Albergati, F., Italian drama 852.63
Capacity for knowing mental facul. 1 51
((
It
'Cape Breton history
travels
* Colony, Africa history
* of Good Hope
* Verde islands
travels
Capet, Hugh French history
house of, " *'
Capillaries anatomy
Capillary attraction in plants
of liquids
Capital and labor
punishment law
Capitalists' lives
Capitation-tax
Capitols
Caporali, C.
Cappadocia
Capparideae
Capponi, G.
Caprification
architecture
Italian satire
ancient history
botany
Italian essays
secretions
Caprifoliaceae botany
971.6
917.16
968.7
968.7
997
919.7
944.021
944.02
611. 15
58x.11
532.6
331
343-2
923.3
336.23
725.11
857.43
939.34
583-131
854.75
59'. 145
583.51
Caps, percussion, chemical technology 662.4
Capsule of eye-lens eye diseases 617.74
Captives international law 341.3
war customs 399
Captivities among the Indians 970'3
Captivity prison discipline 365
Captures international law 34'. 3
Capuana, Luigi Italian fiction 853.83
Capuchins religious history 271.74
Car-building 699
factories architecture 72545
houses, R. R. " 725.33
Caravans transportation 656
Carbines military science 355
Carbo-hydrates nutrition 612.396
Carbolic acid materia medica 615.313
disinfectants cont. diseases 614.4S5
Carbon inorganic chemistry 546.26
compounds air pollution 614.721
materia med. 6x5.31
organic chem. 547
group inorganic chemistry 546.25
series economic geology 553.2
Carbonari secret societies 366
Carbonated waters hygiene 613.38
Carbonates . mineralogy 549-78
Carbonic acid, air pollution 614.722
toxicology 615.96
oxide air pollution 614.732
narcotic poisons 615.96
Carboniferous age geology 55 '7 5
fossils 560
Topics in black face type are sub-divided.
Carburetted hydrogen air pollution 614.722
Carcano, Giulio Italian fiction
Card catalogs, library admin,
playing
ethics
Cardiff giant humbugs
'Cardigan, Wales history
Cardinals ecclesiastical polity
lives
Roman church
Carducci, Giosu^ Italian poetry
Care of animals animal hygiene
body, hygiene
school hygiene
eyes " "
person
Carelius, Olof, Swedish poetry
Caria ancient history
Caribbean sea travels
*Caribbee Islands history
Caricature drawing
Carillon music
*Carinthia, Austria, history
Carlen, Emilie, Swedish fiction
Carleton, William American humor 817.45
Carlist wars in Spain Spanish hist. 946.07
Carlovingian cycle legend 398.2
*Carlow, Ireland history 941.88
Carlson, F. F., Swedish miscellany 839.7864
853-77
025.3
795
175.5
^33-7
942.95
262.13
922.2
282
851.84
614.94
6x3-4
371-73
371-72
391.6
839.7141
939.24
917.29
972.97
741
789.5
943.66
839-7365
Carlyle, T. English essays
'Carmarthen, Wales history
Carmelites monks
sisterhoods
'Carnarvon, Wales history
Carneades Greek philosophy
'Carniola, Austria history
Camivora mammals
Carnivorous plants botany
Carol sacred music
'Caroline Islands
824.82
942.98
271.73
271.971
942.92
186.2
94367
599-7
581.53
783.6
996.6
Carolingian dynasty, French history 944.01
Carpathos
German
ancient history
modern
((
it
Carpentry
Carpets
stereotomy
designing
domestic economy
manufacture
Carpocratian heresy
Carposporeae, algae
fungi
Carrer, L. Italian poetry
Carrera, V. " drama
Carriage and car factories archit.
houses architecture
943-02 1
939.17
949-97
654
515.82
745
645
677
273-1
589.4
589.21
851.76
852.83
725-45
728.94
Superior figures refer to the tables at the
end of this index.
(434)
Carriage making 6S4
Carrier pigeons domestic birds 636.6
Carriers in irrigation sanitary eng. 628.366
INDEX CapaccUJ
Cats
Castrametation military science 355
Castro y Belvis G. de, Spanish drama 862.32
law
Cars
'Cartagena
3474
building 699
disinfect., cont. dis. 614.48
horse engineering 625.6
railroad engineering 625.2
history 986
travels 91 8.6
philosophical systems 144
ancient history
Cartesianism
Carthage
Carthaginian architecture
* language
war Roman history
Carthusian monks
Cartilages anatomy
Cartography maps, atlases, etc.
Cartoons
Cartridges military science
Carved decoration architecture 729.5
Carving dining 643
sculpture
Caryophylleae botany
Caryophyllineae "
Casa, G. del la, Italian poetry
939-73
722.3
492.6
937-04
271.71
611.72
9x2
741
623.4
Casements
Cases
it
(t
law
"Cashmere
'Caspian Sea
Cassi, F.
Cassia tree
fortifications
English syntax
Greek
Latin
other languages
American digests
reports
English digests
reports
history
travels
Italian poetry
botany
Cassinoid curve anal. geom.
Cast iron structures architecture
Castanets musical instr.
Caste in India, social ethics
Castelar, E. Spanish oratory
Castelein, M. de Dutch poetry
Caste ethics
Castellazzo, L., Italian fiction
Castelvetro, L., " essays
Casti, G. " satire
Castiglione, B. " essays
* Castile, New, history
' Old
Castillejo, C. de Spanish poetry
Casting foundries
Castles architecture
Castor and Pollux mythology
736
58315
851-38
623.1
425-5
485.5
475-5
345-5
345-4
346.5
346.4
954-6
914.78
851.65
583-32
516.26
721.91
789.4
177.5
865.52
839-3123
177.5
853-81
854.41
857.63
854.33
946.4
946.3
861.32
671
728.81
292
Casts
Casualties
Casuarineae
Casuistry
protection from
public health
botany
ethics
Catacomb symbols ecclesiology
Catacombs antiquities
cemeteries
symbols
* Catalan language
literature
Catalepsy
Catalog dept. library economy
Catalogers
Cataloging
Catalogs
library economy
author
book publisher's
college
dictionary
of special authors
countries
subjects
star maps
stars
subject
universal
' Catalonia, Spain history
Cataracts eye diseases
physical geography
Catarrh diseases
epidemic diseases
Catarrhal affections of skin
Catch vocal music
730
614.8
583-975
171.6
246.5
913.37
719
246.5
449-9
8499
132.4
025.3
023.5
025.3
018
015
378
0x9
012
0x5
0x6
524.8
523-89
0x7
on
946.7
6x7.74
551-48
616.205
616.203
616.52
784.1
basins of sewers, sanitary eng. 628.255
Catechisms
Catenary curve physics
Cathari
Catharine I.
II.
Cathartics
' Cathay
persecutions
sects
Russian history
((
M
therapeutics
history
travels
Cathedral canons cedes, polity
services musical
system ecclesiastical
Cathedrals architecture
Catholic apostolic church
church
epistles Bible
Catholicism and Protestantism
Catholics' lives biography
Cato, Valerius, Latin satire
Cats, Jacob Dutch poetry
238
531-83
272.4
2844
947.06
947.06
6x5.732
951
91 5.1
262.3
783.2
262.3
726.6
289.5
282
227.9
282
922.2
877.2
839.3131
Topics in black face type are sub-divided. Superior figures
end of this index.
(435)
refer to the tables at the
Charlemagn
e
INDEX
Chorea
Charlemagne,
age of, European hist
. 940.3
Cheating ethics
174
French history
944.01
student life
371.81
German *
943-0'
Checkers
794
legends
398.2
Checks
banks
332.1
Charleston, S
, C. history
9757
•
commercial law
347.7
Charles I.
English history
942.062
Cheese
adulterations
614.327
II.
942.066
dairy
^Z7
Charles IV.
French history
944.024
Cheiropt
era mammals
5994
V.
944.025
Chelonia
I reptiles
598.13
VI.
944.026
Chemical affinity
541.3
VII.
944.026
agents, effects of diseases 616.9S7
VIII.
944.027
analysis
543
IX.
944.029
apparatus
54^.2
X.
944.062
disinfectants con. dis.
614.484
Charles II.
German history
943.021
elements chemical tech.
661. 1
III.
943.021
equations
541.9
IV.
943.026
fire extinguishers
614.845
V.
German history
943-031
industries
660
Netherlands history
949.202
jurisprudence law
340.6
Spanish "
946.04
laboratories
542.1
VL
German "
943.052
architecture 727.5
VII.
943054
manipulation
54^.2
Charles I.
Spanish history
946.04
nomenclature
541.9
II.
946.053
physics
541
III.
946.057
physiology
591. 1
IV.
946.058
technology
660
Charles XIV.
Swedish history
948.07
treatment of wastes
628.544
travels
917.57
works air pollution
6x4.72
Charters of cities
35a
Chemicals in sewers sanitary eng.
628.237
Chartier, A.
French poetry
841.21
manufacture of
661
Chartism
Eng. constitut. history 342.42
Chemistry
540
Chartists
political party
329.942
agricultural
631
Chartography maps, atlases, etc
. 9X2
analytical
543
Charts
geography
91a
and natural religion
215
history
902
applied to the arts
660
maps
gia
economic zoology
591.64
Chase
Chasing
of comets astronomy 523.69
moon " 523.39
planets ** 523.49
stars ** 523.89
52379
799
7Z^
843.24
1 76. 1
4«
sun
hunting
sculpture
Chastelain, G. French fiction
Chastity ethics
Chateaubriand, F. A. R. vicomte de
French fict.
Chateaux architecture
843-65
728.82
Chatham, William Pitt, Eng. oratory 825.61
Chatrian, A. French fiction
Chattels law
Chatterton, T. English poetry
Chaucer, G. " **
Chaulieu, G. A. de French p)octry
Chautauqua self-education
* Co., N. Y. history
843.85
347.3
821.63
821.17
841.47
374.7
industrial chem. tech. 660
inorganic 546
legal law 340.6
medical materia mad. 615
of poisons chem. analysis 543.5
toxicology
organic
physiological
study of disease
Chemists' lives biography
' Chemung Co., N. Y. history
* Chenango Co., N. Y. "
Chenier, A. M. de French poetry
M. J. de drama
Chenopodiacea botany
Cheques commercial law
*Cher, France, histor}'
Cherbuliez, V., French fiction
* Cheshire, England history
Chess amusements
974.795
Topics in black face type are sub -divided. Superior figures refer to the tables
end of iliis index.
(438)
615-9
547
612.01
616.076
925-4
974.778
974.773
S41.56
842.66
5839 '4
347-7
944-55
843.87
942.71
794
at tlie
INDEX Charlemagne
Chorea
Chess ethics
1754
China schools, public
3795'
Chest anatomy
611.94
statistics
3x5.1
diseases
6i6.a
travels
91 5-1
surgery
617.54
treaties
34i.25r
Chester plays English drama
822.11
other topics see table
' I
Chesterfield " letters
826.52
ware fine art
738
Chiabrera, G. Italian poetry
851.51
useful arts
666.5
'Chiapas, Mexico history
972.7
Chinese architecture
722.1
■Chicago history
977-3
art
709.51
travels
917.73
immigration
325251
Chichimcc civilization Mex. history
' 972.012
labor polit. economy
331-6
Chicken-pox diseases
616.914
language
495
public health
614.525
literature
895
Chief justices' lives
9*34
philosophy
181. 1
librarian library economy
023.4
religion
299.5
'Chihuahua, Mexico history
972.1
Chios ancient history
939.13
Chilblains skin disorders
616.58
* modem •*
949.93
Child labor political economy
331.3
travels
914.993
Childbirth obstetrics
6x8.2
Chirography penmanship
652
Children, asylums for architecture
725.57
Chiromancy palmistry
133.6
sociology
362.7
Chitarra, C. dalla Italian satire
857.12
care of
649
Chivalry age of Europ. hist
9404
cruelty to ethics
179.2
customs
394.7
diseases of
618.9
Chlaenaceae botany
583.168
duties of ethics
173-6
Chloral hydrate, pobons
615.967
education of
372
hygiene
613.83
games of out-door
796
hypnotics
615.782
hospitals for
362.7
temperance
178.8
moral care for
377
Chloranthaceae botany
583.926
Children's crusade European historv 940.4
Chlorides as disinfectants
614.487
ChUi administration
354.83
Chlorine compounds air pollution
614.726
botany
581.983
mineralogy
549-4
finance
336.83
inorganic chemistry
546.13
geology
558.3
Chloroform anaesthetics
615.781
history
983
poisons
615.966
maps
912.83
Chlorophyll botany
581.8
schools, public
37983
Chlorophyllaceae botany
589.8
statistics
318.3
Choate, Rufus, American oratory
815.32
travels
918.3
Chocolate adulterations
614.347
treaties
341.283
manufactures
663.9
other topics see table
I
Choctaw language
497
Chiliasm millennium
236.3
literature
897
Chimes of bells music
789:5
Choice, freedom of mental faculties
► 159
Chunney pieces architecture
729-95
metaphysics
123
sweeping, domestic economy 644
of editions
028.2
Chimneys heating
697.8
vocation
high sanitary eng.
628.522
Choir music
783.8
masonry
693
Cholagogues therapeutics
615.742
sewer ventilation
628.236
Cholera diseases
6x6.93
China administration
354-51
infantum, pub. health 614.515
botany
581.951
protective inoculation 614.475
finance
336.51
public health
614.514
geology
555.1
Choral service sacred music
783.24
history, ancient
931
Chorale
783.6
modem
951
Chord process geodesy
526.43
maps
912.51
Chorea diseases
616.851
Topies In black face typ« are sub-divided.
Superior fissures refer to the tables at the
end of tt
lis index.
(4,
39)
Choriambics
INDEX
Clans
Choriambics Greek prosody
486.3
Chromosphere, sun
523.75
Choroid eye diseases
617.72
Chronic diseases pathology
6x6
Chorus sacred music
783.8
Chronicles Bible
222.6
vocal "
784.86
history see special subject
Chrestien de Troyes French poetry 841.14
Chronograph astronomy
522.52
'Chrestomathy English language
428.7
Chronologies history
902
Christ doctrinal theology
232
Chronology astronomy
529
lives
232.9
biblical Bible
220.94
Christening baptism
265.1
Chronometer astron. instr.
522.51
customs
392.1
longitude determ.
525-47
Christian antiquities
manufacture
681
apologetics
239
Chrysippus stoic philosophy
188.3
architecture eccles.
726
Chrysolitic rocks
552.48
medieval
7*3
Church
a6o-a8g
art
247
and clergy law
348
associations
267
education
377.8
Brothers monks
271.78
state eccl. polity
261.7
church 260-289
ethics
172.3
doctrines
230
political science
322
education
377
Apostolic
281.1
ethics
171. 1
architecture
726
fathers relig. hist.
270
authority
262.8
fathers' works
281. 1
bells manufactures
673
iconography
246
music
789.5
sculpt.
732
benefices clerical support
254
institutions
260
Christian
260-289
life personal religion
248
decoration, sacred om.
247
names
929.4
discipline eccles. polity
262.9
philosophy patristic
189.2
fathers
281. 1
science therapeutics
615.851
fellowship
265.2
sects
280
festivals, worship
264
socialism
335-7
furniture
^47
Sunday
263.3
government
262
union
280
history
270-289
* Christiania, Norway history
948.2
membership ordinances
265.2
travels
914.82
music
783
Christianity and science apologetics 239.8
needlework
247
evidences
239
of England
283
history
270-289
Rome
282
primitive
270.1
Scodand Presbyterian
285.2
Christians biography
922
polity
262
' Christiansand, Norway history
948.3
primitive
270.1
Christine de Pisan French fiction
843.21
property
Christmas customs
394
rates clerical support
254
festival sacred music
783.28
religious history
270-289
Christology doctrinal theology
232
sacraments
265
Chromates mineralogy
549-74
schools
377
Chromatic aberration optics
535-4
sects
280
scale theory of music
781
services public worship 264
Chromatics optics
535-6
sociology
322
Chromatography
752
vestments
247.7
Chromium economic geology
553-46
work
260
group inorg. chem. 546.75
inorganic chem. 546.76
Chromolithography 764
Chromometry colorimetry 545*8
Topics in black face type are jiub-divided. Superior llsrures
end of thio index.
(440)
yards, cemeteries 719
Churches architecture 726.5
burials in public health 614.613
hygiene 613.55
refer to the tables at the
INDEX
Choriambici
Clans
Churches national vs. organic unity 261.8
various christian
Churchill, C. English satire
Chyle blood-making
Cibber, Colley, English drama
Cicero, complete works
Greek philosophy
letters
Cid, Poema de mio Spanish poetry
Romance ro del "
280
827.61
612. 119
822.54
875.1
186.3
876.1
861.12
861.27
Cienfuegos, N. A. de, Spanish poetry 861.48
Cih'a
Ciliary body
Ciliata
Cilicia
«
Cinchonia
physiology
eye diseases
zoology
ancient history
modern "
travel
materia medica
* Cincinnati, O. history
travels
Cincinnati society of
Cinematics mechanics
612.72
617.72
59317
939-35
956.4
91 5.64
615.336
977.1
917.71
369
5311
Cinerary urns, treatment of the dead 393.2
Cipher writing
' Circassia
Circle
Circles
history
German local gov.
sailing, great navig,
perspective
plane geometry
651
947-9
3520433
527.5
515.65
513.21
prehistoric archaeology 57 1.95
345-41
721.41
721.46
514.1
628.223
027.3
Circuit court reports, U. S.
Circular arches architecture
domes **
functions trigonometry
section of sewers
Circulating libraries
Circulation and blood, physiology 6za.i
cerebro-spinal diseases 616.81
in animals zoology 59i.ii
in plants botany 581.11
oceanic ocean currents 551.47
Circulatory organs com p. anat.
descr. "
system anatomy
diseases of
591.41
591.71
6x1.1
616.1
drugs acting on 615.71
surgery
Circumcision
Circumnavigations
Circumpolar stars maps
Circumstantial evidence law
Circuses amusements
ethics
Cirripedia zoology
Cissoid curves, anal, geometry
Cistercian monks
617.41
392.1
910.4
523-89
347-94
791
175-1
595-35
516.26
271.72
Cisterns rural water supply
Cistineae botany
Cit^s ouvri^res, architecture
Cities administration
ancient description
buried "
free, German gov.
growth of, administration
health of
plans of
scavenging of
water and sewage works 628.09
Citizens, duties of ethics 172.1
Citizenship law 347.1
Citrates diuretics 615.761
City governments, administration 35a
628.7
583-134
728.13
35a
913.3
9133
354.4309
352.001
614.145
9x2
628.4
««
«(
«
725.13
728.11
728.51
7*8-3
614.145
352.1
388
halls architecture
homes of poor
hotels
houses
life
mortality public health
property local gov,
transit sociology
Civil authority local government 352
engineering 629
government and the church 322
ethics 172.3
relig. 261.7
government, polit. science 320
law 349
liberty political science 323
lists 351.2
pensions administration 351.5
procedure law 347.9
rights
service administration 351
municipal gov. 352.005
officials, lives 923.5
reform admin. 351.6
trials
U. S. hist. 973."8
347.9
war ethics 172.4
slavery 326
U. S. history 973-7
Civility ethics 177.1
Civilization and the church 261.6
history 901
philosophy of 901
primitive 571
' Clackmannan, Scotland history 941*35
Claims against governments 336
U. S. court of history 347.99
reports 345-41
Clairvoyance 134
Clans political science 321.2
Topics In black face type are sub-divided. Superior tkgnreB refer to the tables at the
end of this index.
(441)
Clans
Colleges
Clans Scottish history
' Clare, Ireland history
Clarinet wind instruments
Class feeling ethics
meetings public worship
re-unions, colleges
student customs
system suffrage
Classed catalogs bibliography
lib. admin.
Classes, school
Classical antiquities
biography
education
geography
literature, Greek
Latin
mythology
philology Greek lang.
Latin "
schools, private, educ.
public, "
Classics Greek literature
Latin
Classification of animals zoology
books library econ.
chemistry
diseases medicine
knowledge method-
ology
languages philology
library
philosophy
INDEX
Clavichord
Clay, Henry
Clay
plants botany
sciences nat. sci.
musical instruments
Am. oratory
chemical technology
petrography
Clays, brick, fire» potters* geology
Cleanliness of body hygiene
clothing "
Cleanthes stoic philosophy
Clearing house, banking
Cleavage crystallography
geology
Clemency ethics
Clemens, S. L. Am. humor
Clement philosophy
Clementines apocrypha
Cleopatra's needle monuments
Clepsydra chronology
Cleptomania derangements
Clerc, Jean de Dutch miscellany
Clergy, benefit of legal antiquities
canon law
Topics In black face typ« are Mub-
941
941-93
788.6
177-5
264.8
378
371-89
324.2
017
025-3
371.25
913-38
920.03
375-88
912.3
880
870
292
480
470
373
379
880
870
590.1
025.4
541.9
616.01
112
401
025.4
112
580.1
501
786.1
815.25
666.4
552.52
553.61
6x3-4
613.483
188.2
332
548.3
551.84
179.9
817.44
189.2
229.9
718
529.78
132.6
839-381
340.3
348
divided.
end of this index.
(442)
Clergy, celibacy of ethics
176.2
pastoral theol.
254
ethics
1 74. 1
holy orders
26a. z
lives of
gaa
pastoral work
250
Clerical support
254
tithes
336.21
Clerks* occupation hygiene
613.65
Cleveland, G. presidency of
•973-8
* Cleveland, O. history
977.1
travels
917-71
Cliff dwellings, prehistoric arch.
571.84
Climacterics physiology
612.6
vital statistics
614.13
Climate effects of diseases
616.988
therapeutics
615.834
hygiene
613.11
influence on man
573-4
meteorology
551.56
seasons
5255
Climatology contagious diseases
614.42
physical geography
551-56
Climbers birds
598-7
Climbing plants habits
581.5
Clinics medical education
610.7
' Clinton County, N. Y. history
974-754
Clock, sidereal
522.51
Clock-making
681
Clocks chronology
529.78
Cloistered nuns
271.96
Close communion Baptists
286
sacrament
265.3
Closet, earth sanitary engineering
628.43
Cloth manufactures
677
Clothes-making
687
Clothing disinfection, contag. difl
;. 614.48
domestic economy
646
hygiene
613.48
of laboring classes
331.83
support from hips
613.484
Clouds meteorology
551-57
Club foot surgery
61739
houses architecture
728.4
libraries
027.2
Clubs, literary, education
374-3
social
367
workingmen's, architecture
725.93
Clusters and nebulae stars
523.85
Cnidaria zoology
593.5
Coach building carriage making
684
Coaching amusements
798
business
656
Coagulation of blood physiology
612.115
Coal, economic geology
553-a
fuel chemical technology
662.6
Superior figrures refer to the tables at the
INDEX ^
Clans
(
Colleges
Coal fuel, domestic economy
644
Cog wheels mech. eng.
621.83
metallurgy
669.8
Cognition metaphysics
126
gas domestic lights
644
' Cohahuila, Mexico history
972.1
heating
697.6
Cohesion physics
539-2
illuminating gas
665.7
Coils electric apparatus
537.86
mineralogy
549.8
theory of dynamic electricity
537-51
mining
622.33
Coinage administration
351.822
oil chemical tech.
665.4
political economy
332.4
domestic lights
644
Coins numismatics
737
economic geology
553-28
Coke chemical technology
662.7
mineralogy
549.8
fuel, domestic econ.
644
tar colors chemical technology 667.2
metallurgy
669.8
products " "
668.7
Colchis, Asia ancient history
939-53
therapeutics
615.75
Cold antipyretics
615.75
washing ore dressing
622.78
baths hygiene
613-43
Coalescence, foetuses deformities
617-35
drinks
613.36
incomplete "
617.32
exp>osure to, protection of life 614.87
of parts "
617-33
imponderable remedies
615.832
Coast changes, erosion
551-36
physics
536
defence, military eng.
623.3
storage architecture
725.35
pilot
656
Colds catarrh
616.205
Survey, U. S. geodesy
526
Colenso controversy pentateuch
222.1
tides
525.64
Coleoptera
595-76
Coasting sports
796
Coleridge, S. T. English poetry
821.72
Coasts, hydrography of surveying
526.99
Colic diseases
616.34
Coats of arms, heraldry
929.8
Coleochaeteae botany
589.47
Cobalt inorganic chemistry
546.73
* Colima, Mexico history .
972.3
ores, economic geology
553-48
Coliseum Roman antiquities
913.376
Coca hygiene
613.85
Collapse lung diseases
616.249
* Cochin China, French history
959.7
Collected biography
920
Cochineal dyeing
667.2
sermons
25a
Cock fighting
796
travels
910.8
eihics
175-6
works, see subject.
Cocoa adulterations
614-347
Collecting biology
579.6
manufacture
663.9
book library economy
' 025.2
Cocoon silkworms
638
bottle biology
579.612
Cod fishery fishing
639
Collection of taxes finance
336.29
Code Napoleon French law
349.442
Collections art galleries
708
Codes, American law
345.M
engravings
769
Codices Bible mss.
220.4
' of poetry Eng. lit.
821.08
Codification of law U. S. law
345-2
photography
779
Co-education
376.7
useful knowledge
602
of races
371.99
vocal music
784
Coele Sjrria ancient history
939.42
other topics, see subject.
Coelenterata zoology
5933
Collectors* manuals, biology
579
Coffee adulterations
614.347
Collects Anglican ritual
264.036
agriculture
633
College degrees
378.2
botanv
58352
founders' lives
923.7
commercial mixing of 663.9
libraries
027.7
domestic economy
641
regattas athletics
371.75
houses customs
394.1
societies student life
371-83
hygiene
613-37
songs
784.6
stimulants
615.711
Colleges agricultural
630.7
Coffer-dams river engineering
627.8
\ flind universities
378
Coffins burial customs
393-1
architecture
727.3
perishable pub. health
614.614
business
650.7
Topics In black face typ« are sub-divided.
Superior figures refer to the tabl:
:: at the
end of tl
Ills index.
(4
43)
Colleges
Condensing
Colleges for women
hygiene
Collegiants sects
Collegiate education women
Collenuccio, P. Italian essays
Collier controversy Shakspere
Collieries mining eng.
Collimation constant, astron. inst.
CoUin-IIarleville, J. F. Fr. drama
Collins W: English poetry
Collisions at sea maritime law
Colman, G. sr. English drama
'Cologne history
travel
' Colombia, So. Am. history
travels
Colonial history, U. S.
law English statutes
INDEX
376.8
613-54
284.9
376.5
854.24
822.33
622.23
522.35
842.62
821.57
3477
822.63
943.42
914.342
986
91S.6
973-2
346.1
system, political science 325
((
«
Colonies
Colonization, African
history of Africa
political science
Colonnades architectural design
walls
Color blindness eye diseases
in man ' natural hist, of man 573.5
plants botany 581.17
of animals zoology
325
325.6
960
3253
729.32
721.26
61775
blood
optics
painting
suffrage
sense
physiology
mental faculty
* Colorado, U. S., history
Colorational variation zoology
Colored races natural hist, of man
tiles roofs
Colorimetric analysis chemistry
Coloring dyeing
591.17
612.117
535-6
752
324.1
152.1
978.8
591-157
573-5
721.56
545-8
667.2
matters, org. chem. 547
Colors, artificial chem. tech.
ecclesiology
manufacture of paints
painting
practical printing
Colosseum Roman antiquities
Colossians epistles
Colossus of Rhodes monuments
Colportage parochial
Columbates mineralogy
'Columbia Co., N. Y. history
« District of "
travels
Columbia college
Columelliacese, botany
Topics in black face type are
667.2
246.6
667.6
752
655-32
913-376
227.7
718
259
549-7 1
974-739
975-3
917.53
378747
583.829
sub-divided.
7«i.S
729.32
694.4
729.57
729.47
730
340.3
511.5
Columns, arch, const.
architectural design
carpentry
carved arch, decoration
painted " "
sculpture
Combat, judicial legal antiquities
Combination arithmetic
Combinations of labor, polit. econ. 331.87
capital " " 331.1
Combinatory analysis algebra 512.5
Combined system of sewerage 628.211
Combretaceae botany 583.414
Combustibles, storage pub. safety 6x4.831
Combustion chemistry 54^-3
heat 536.46
in furnaces, ind. sanit. 628.524
^ Comedy English drama 82a
Comella, L. F. Spanish " 862.41
Comets 523.6
charts 52369
connection with meteors 523.56
maps, observations 524.6
theory 521.7
' Comic journals English literature 827
music dramatic 782.6
* works English lit. 827
Commagene, Asia ancient history 939.36
Commanders' lives biography 923.5
Commelinaceae botany 584.38
Commemorations Amer. civil war 973.76
Commemorative sermons 252.9
Commensal ism zoology 59^ -5
Commentaries, Bible 220.7
law 347
Commerce, regulation of law 347*7
sociology 380
useful arts 650
Commercial arithmetics, mathematics 51 1.8
buildings, architecture 725.2
fertilizers air pollution 614.748
industry, admin. 351.824
/' Jaw 347.7
morals ethics 174
panics political economy 332
travelling commerce 658
Commissions, building 692.8'
Commissure, extension of, deformities 61 7.34
Common carriers law
Common law. American
British
right copyright
treatises
pleas, court of
prayer Anglican ritual 264.03
schools, public 379
Superior figures refer to the tables at ihs
347-7
345
346
65561
347
347.99
end of this index.
(444)
INDEX
Commonplace-books lit. methods 0294
Commons, House of Eng. legis. 328.42
student life 371.88
Commonwealth English history 942.063
Roman " 937-02
Commonwealths, ideal polit. science 320. i
Commune, French local gov. 352.0446
German 352.0434
of 187 1 French history 944.08
political economy 335
Communes, age of, in Italy 94 5*04
Communication, administration 351-81
heat 536.2
magnetism Sfi-^
mode of, cont. dis. 614.43
sociology 380
useful arts 650
Communion, close baptists 286 .
holy sacrament 265.3
services, sacred music 783.21
Communism political economy 335*4
Communists, French 335
Community of land political econ. 333.2
Compact ethics 174-7
Companies associations 360
Companies, joint stock law 347*7
Comparative anatomy animals 591.4
plants 58Z.4
embryology zoOl. 591.3
legislation 340-5
medicine 619
mythology 291
philology 410
physiology zoology 591. X
religion 290
theology dogmatics 230
wages polit. econ. 331-2
Comparetti, D. Italian essays 854.86
Compass magnetism 53^*7
variations of, astron. 522.76
•Compends, see subject.
Competition prices 338*5
wages 331.2
Competitive examinations, civil ser. 351*3
examinations, schools 371.27
musical festivals 7S4.5
Complex ores metallurgy 669
variables calculus 517*8
Complications in labor, obstetrics 618.5
Compline Anglican ritual
Composers' lives
Compositae botany
Composite floors and flooring
order of architecture
structures, arch, const. 721.94
Composition architectural design 729.11
Topics in black face type are gub-dlvlded.
264.034
927.8
583-55
721.65
729.32
Composition
Colleges
Condensing
artistic type-setting 655.26
elementary English 428.2
781.6
808
655.25
347-7
721.64
music
rhetoric
type-setting
with creditors law
Compound floors and flooring
Compounds with metals, org. chem. 547.9
Compressed air engines 621.43
Compressibility of air pneumatics 533*2
Compression of gases physics 533*^
Compromise bill, 1850 U. S. history 973.6
ethics 171
Compulsory education 379-23
insurance 33 1*2
vaccination, pub. health 614.4738
Compurgation, legal antiquities 340.3
Computation arithmetic 5x1
Comte French philosophy 194.8
positivism 146
Concept mental philosophy 153*1
Conception, immaculate Christology 232.1
Concordat
Concrete
physiology
Concert teaching
Concertina music
Concerto orchestral music
Conchifera brachiopoda
lamellibranchiata
Conchoid curve anal, geometry
Conchology
Conclave, papal eccles. polity
Concord philosophy, Emerson
Concordances Bible
' special, see subject.
eccles. polity
internat. law
building material
ceilings
construction
foundations
pavements
piers and columns
roofing
village houses
walls
geological agent
sex customs
injuries
Condemned books book rarities
Condensation action of heat
of effluvium, sanit. eng. 62S.523
vapor pneumatics 533.1
Condensers chemistry 542.4
electricity 537*^4
steam engineering 621. 11
Condensing pump pneumatics 533-^3
Superior tkgureu refer to the tables at thm
Concretion
Concubinage
Concussion
612.63
786.9
785.6
594*8
594.1
516.26
594
262. 1 3
191-3
220.2
262.13
341*2
691-3
721.75
693-5
721.13
625.8
721.33
695.6
728.64
721.23
551.98
392.6
617.21
098
536.44
end of this index.
(445)
Condillac
Conviviality
Condillac French philosophy
Condiments adulterations
chemical technology
Conditional immortality
sentences £ng. gram.
Greek "
' other languages
Conditions influencing animal temper
ature
Conduct of life ethics
Conduction electricity
heat
Conductivity of rocks geology
INDEX
194.3
614.314
664.5
237.3
425.4
485.4
Conduits
Cone
telegraph
ventilation
"A'ater works
modem geometry
solid
t(
Confectionery
adulterations
Confederate States U. S., civ. war
Confederation, American colonies
N. German
of the Rhine
U. S. history
Conference meetings pub. worship
Confession and absolution, sacrament
Augsburg
auricular sacraments
Confessional Roman church
Confessions creeds
of faith ritual
Confinement, punishment
schools
solitary, criminal law
prison discipline
Confirmation sacraments
Conflagrations
Conflict of duties
laws, international law
Conformity Anglican church
Confucianism religion
Confucius Chinese philosophy
Congelation physics
Congenital defects of body hygiene
distortions surgery
Congestion of the lungs diseases
Conglomerate lithology
'Congo, Africa, history
' Basin, •*
travel
Congregation, ecclesiastical polity
Congregational church
creed
orders in ministry
singing
Topics in blaclc face type are sub-
Conicoids
Conies
Coniferae
Conium
612.54
X70
537.22
536.2
551.14
6544
697.9
62S.14
513-53
51342
642
614.31 1
973.7
973-3
943.081
943.06
973-3
264.7
265.6
238.4
265.6
282
238
264.5
343-2
371.56
343-2
365
265.2
614.84
171
341.5
283.42
299.5
181. 1
536.43
613.91
617.39
616.242
552.51
967.2
9675
916.75
262.2
285.8
238.5
262.19
783.9
•divided,
end of tliis index.
(446)
Congregationalism sects 285.8
Congregationalists' lives 922*5
Congress of nations inter, law 34i.i
Vienna, European history 940.8
international law 341.1
U. S. 328.73
Congressional debates, U. S. 328.732
directories, U. S. 328.738
documents, U. S. 328.734
Congreve, W. English drama 822.46
Conic sections analytical geom. 516.22
geometry 513*22
Conical projections descript. geom. 515.4
spherical 515-56
analytical geometry 5x6.42
analytical " 516.53
modern " 5^3-53
botany 585*2
nervous depressants 61 5.786
512.88
Conjugate forms invariants
Conjugates botany
Conjugation
M
(«
««
<(
589-61
425.18
445.18
435- '8
485.18
47 5- '8
English grammar
French
German
Greek
Latin
' other languages
Conjunctions etymology English 422.9
Greek 482.9
Latin 472.9
' other languages
solar system 523.23
syntax English 425.9
Greek 485.9
Latin 475.9
' other languages
Conjunctiva eye diseases 617.71
Conjunctive mood, etymology Greek 482.8
Latin 472.8
' other languages
syntax English 425.8
French 445.8
Greek 485.8
Latin 475-8
3 other languages
sorcery ^33-4
botany 583.31
' Connaught, Ireland history 94Z*7
' Connecticut, U. S. history 974-6
Connective tissue anatomy 611.76
diseases of 616.77
Conquest international law 34' '3
Norman, English hist. 942.02
of Greece by Roman 938.08
Mexico by Spanish 972.02
Conrad L German history 943x^22
Superior flgrures refer to the tames at this
Conjuring
Connaraces
INDEX
Conrad II.
III.
IV.
Consanguinity, law
German history
t*
<i
II
«<
943023
943.024
943025
347.6
Conscience, Hendrik, Dutch fiction 839.3355
171.6
126
355
973-74
265.9
252.7
5316
5316
728.98
780.7
716
33642
421.3
343
352.2
Conscience, ethics
Consciousness philosophy
Conscription military science
U. S. history
Consecration
sermons
Conservation of energy physics
forces "
Conservatism
Conservatories, architecture
music
plants
Consols English finance
'Consonants language
Conspiracies criminal law
Constables
Constance, council of, 1414-8, Hussites 284.3
religious hist. 270. 5
Constant de Rebecque, Fr. fiction 843.63
Constantine the Great, Byzant. hist. 949.501
'Constantinople history 949-6 1
Latin conquest 949.503
travels 914.961
Turkish conquest 949.504
Constantinopolitan creed, A. D. 381 238.1
Constants, earth, 525- 1
electricity 537.5'
moon 523.31
sun 523.71
Constellations, astronomy 523-89
Constipation pathology 616.34
Constitution and by-laws libr. econ. 023.1
English law 342t>4a
of '57 Mexican history 972.06
United States history
United States law
Constitutional conventions
diseases
history
law
973-4
342.73
34a
616.9
34a
342
monarchy, pol it. sci. 321.7
Constrained attitude hygiene
Construction, arched
architectural
carpentry
masonry
Consular reports
systems international law
Consulate, ist French history
Consuls
Consumption lung diseases
Topics in black face type are
613.65
721.4
721
694
693
382
341.8
944.046
3*7
616.246
Condillac
Conviviality
Consumptive assoc. cooperative 334-5
Contagious diseases pathology 616.91
pub. health, gen. 6x44
" ** spec. 614.5
Contemplative personal religion 248
sisterhoods 27 1 .96
theology 242
Contested elections legis. bodies 328
suffrage 324
Conti, Aug^sto Italian essays 854.83
Continence ethics 176.3
Continental heraldry 929.6
protestant sects 284
travels 914
Continents physical geography 551*41
Continued fever, simple, diseases 616.926
Contraband of war, international law 341.3
Contrabass tuba wind instruments 788.48
Contrabasso stringed " 787.4
Contract system labor of convicts 331.5
prisons 365
Contraction of muscles physiology 612.741
Convection
Convention
Contractions short hand
Contractors, liability of building
Contracts building
ethics
law
marriage
Contravariants, algebra
Control over administration
Controversial divinity
sermons
Contused wounds surgery
Contusions surgery
Conundrums amusements
' English literature
heat
ecclesiastical polity
1792-5, French hist.
Conventional forms decoration in
relief
painted decoration 729.44
Convents 271
architecture
Conventual education of women
Conversation art of
ethics
self education
Conversion
revivals
Conveyances law
Conveyancing realty
Convict labor political economy
Convicts criminal law
discharged, reformatory assoc 364
Conviviality social customs 394* i
8at>-dlvlded. Superior flg^urett refer to the tables at the
end of this Index.
(447)
653.1
692.9
692.4
174-7
347^.
family law 347.6
512.88
351.9
230
252.2
617.14s
617.13
793
828
536.2
262.4
944.043
729.54
726.7
376.5
374.1
177.2
374.1
248
269
347-2
331.5
343
Convocation
Covenanters
INDEX
Convocation ecclesiastical polity 2624
Convolvulaceae botany 583.78
Convulsions diseases 616.845
puerperal disease 618.75
Cook books domestic economy 641
Cookery 641
Cooking schools 641
' Cook's Island history 99^2
travel 919.62
Coolies 326.2
Cooper, A. A. English essays 824.51
J. F. American fiction 813.24
Cooper Union, education 374-9
Cooperage manufactures * 674
Cooperation library economy 020.1
political economy 334
Cooperative building associations 334.1
cataloging lib. admin. 025.3
insurance 334*3
Coordinates anal. geom. of space 516.34
geographical 525.4
mod. analytical geom. 516.51
plane anal. geom. 516.14
spherical astronomy 522.7
Coomhert, D. V. Dutch poetry 839.3126
Copaiba diuretics 615.761
* Copenhagen history 948.9
travel 914.89
Copepoda articulates 595-34
Copemican theory astronomy 521
Coplas de Mingo Revulgo Spanish
satire 867.2
Coppee, F. £. J. French drama 842.88
" poetry 841.85
Copper coins money 332-41
drugs 615.256
engraving 762
implements archaeology 571.34
inorganic chemistry 546.56
manufacture 67 1
metallic poisons 615.929
metallurgy 669.3
mineralogy 549-2
mining, prehist. archaeology 571.31
ores economic geology 553*43
roofing 695.4
toxicology 615.929
Copperas disinfectant 614.488
Coptic church sects 281.7
* language 493.2
literature ' 893.2
Copts history 962
Copy-books elementary education 372.5
Copying processes writing 652
Copyists' occupation hygiene 613.65
Copyright international 34^*5
Topics In black face type ar« sub-divided.
Copyright law
publishing
Coquetry ethics
Coquillart, G., French poetry
Cor-Anglais wind instruments
Coral reefs geology
Corallines algae
Corals zotflogy
Cord machine, physics
Cordials
Cordilleras
' Corea
Coriarieae
Corinthia
Corinthians I., epistles
II.
' Cork, Ireland history
liquors
description
history
botany
ancient history
Corn
Cornaceae
Cornea
Comeille, P.
T.
agriculture
laws
trade polit. econ.
botany
eye-diseases
French drama
«
<i
3477
655.6
177.6
841.23
788.7
551.96
589*3
593.6
531*83
663.5
918
951.9
583.298
938.7
227.2
227.3
941*95
337.5
338*1
583*497
617.71
842.41
842.43
Cornelius Agrippa, mystic philosophy 189.5
Cornell university
Comet wind instruments
Cornices archit. constr.
architectural design
^Cornish language
378.747
788.3
721.27
729.31
491.67
pumps drainage of mines 622.53
Corns dermatology
' Cornwall, England history
Corolliflorae botany
Corona of sun
Coronarieae botany
Coronation ceremonies
Coroners law
local government
Corporal punishment
Corporate industries
Corporation, city administration
Corporations
business
charitable
law of
616.54
942.37
583.5
523-75
584*3
394.4
352*9
371.5s
338*7
352.003
360
380
36X
347.1
622
35a
38s
mmmg
municipal
railroad
Corpulence
Corpuscular theory of light 535-*
Correction, houses of 364
architecture 725.63
Corrections astronomy 522.9
gravity experiments 526.73
of orbit astronomy 521.35
Superior flgrures refer to the tables at the
end of this Index.
(448)
INDEX
Convocation
Covenanters
Corrections perspective
515.66
Correlation of figures mod. geom.
51357
forces
531-6
Correspondence college, self-educ.
374.8
' English literature 826
letter writing
808.6
library admin.
025.1
logic
169
methods of teaching 371.39
modern geometry
51357
natural theology
219
Swedenborgian
289.4
*Corr^ze, France history
944.67
Corrosion
541.3
Corruption, public
Corsets hygiene
613.484
Corsica, Italy, ancient history
937.9
' modern **
945-9
Cortez, H. Mexican **
972.02
' Cortland County, N. Y. history
974.772
Coryza diseases
616.205
Cosmetics adulterations
614-354
toilet
646
Cosmic dust astronomy
523.16
philosophy metaphysics 1x3
time chronology
529-77
Cosmogony metaphysics
"3
natural theology
213
Cosmography phys. geog.
551.4
Cosmology metaphysics
113
natural theology
213
Cossa, Pietro Italian drama
852.82
Cossacks Russian history
947
Cost building
692.5
Costa, I : da Dutch poetry
8393155
Paolo Italian essays
854.71
S: Dutch drama
839.3233
'Costa Rica " history
972.86
Costanzo, A. di Italian poetry
851.41
Coster hist, of printing
655.112
Costiveness diseases
616.34
Costume academic
378.29
ecclesiastical
247.7
hygiene
613.48
military
355
Costumes
391
'C6te d* Or, France history
944.42
Co-tenancy law
347.2
' Cdtes du Nord, France history
944.12
Cottages, laborers' architecture
728.68
mountain "
728.7
seaside "
728.7
Cottoid fishes zoology
597-5
Cotton agriculture
633
clothing, hygiene
613.481
dyeing chem. technol.
667.3
Cotton manufactures 677
mills architecture 725.41
trade agricultural products 338.1
worm economic zoology 591.69
pests 632
Coughs and colds pathology 616.205
Council, ecclesiastical polity 262.4
general French local govt. 352.0442
history, religious 270 *
municipal, Fr. local govt. 352.0448
oecumenical eccles. pol.
of State French admin.
German
privy Eng.
<f
«
262.5.
354.4405
354.4308
354.4204
Counsel, Christian, practical religion 241
Counter-irritation therapeutics 615.771
Counterfeiting, banks and money 332.9
law 343
Counterpoint music 781.4
Country homes architecture 728.6
of poor, architecture 728.12
inns " 728.53
mortality public health 614.145
seats architecture 728.8
County government admin. 352
Eng. admin. 352.0421
histories, British 942
U. S. 974-979
Couplings railroad engineering 625.2
Courage ethics 179.6
Courier de M^re, P. L., French essays 844.63
' Courland, Russia history 947.4
Courses, belt walls 721.25
of reading reading and aids 028.3
Court baron English law 347.99
etiquette customs 395
394.2
architecture 725.15
U. S. law 347.99
fools
houses
of claims
star chamber English law 347.99
Topics In black face typ« ar« sab-dlTlded. Superior figures
end of this Index.
(449)
supreme U. S. law
Courtesy ethics
Courts administration
authority of
ecclesiastical
history of
martial
Courtship ethics
Cousin eclecticism
French philosophy
Cousins, marriage of law
Coutumes French law
Covariants higher algebra
Covenant meetings public worship 264.8
Scotch, creeds 238.5
Covenanters religious history 274.1
refer to the tables at the
347-99
177.1
351-94
340
262.9
347.99
344
177.6
148
194.7
347-6
349-442
512.88
Covenanters
Cymric
Covenanters Scottish history
Covenants for titles law
religious creeds
Coventry plays English drama
Coverture law
Covetousness ethics
diseases
ethics
English poetry
INDEX
«
it
Cow-pox
Cowardice
Cowley, A.
Cowper, W.
Cows domestic animals
Cozzens, F. S. American humor
Crabs zo51ogy
Cramp diseases
Cranberries
Cranes and elevators mill work
zoology
nat. hist, of man
Craniidae
Craniology
Crannoges
Crashaw, R.
*Crasis
Crassulaceae
Craters
Crates
Crayfish
941.06
347-2
238
822.12
347.9
179.8
616.913
179.6
821.46
821.65
636.2
817.36
595-36
616.87
634
621.87
594-8
573-7
prehistoric dwellings 571.83
English poetry
'* language
botany
seismology
Greek philosophers
zoology
Crayon drawing
Cream adulterations
Cream of Tartar adulterations
Creation evolution
metaphysics
natural theology
Creative power mental faculties
Creator doctrinal theology
Crebillon, C. P. J. de fils French
fiction 843.55
P. J. de French drama 842.52
82142
421.2
583.39
551.21
183.4
595.37
741
614.324
614-315
575
"3
213
155
231.1
Credibility of the Scriptures
Credit and bonds insurance
institutes loan institutes
institutions administration
mobilier U. S. history
political economy
Credo
Credulity
Creeds
sacred music
Anglican ritual
dogmatic theology 238
220.1
368.8
332-31
35^.825
973-8
332.7
783.22
264.037
public worship
Cremation of the dead customs
public health
Crematories " "
Creosoting building material
Cresting roofs
Crests heraldry
Cretaceous era geology
fossils, paleontology
Crete ancient history
Topics in black face type are
' Crete modem history
Cretinism diseases
' Creuse, France history
Creutz, G. F. Swedish poetry
Crevasses
Crewel work
Cribbage
Cribbing
Cricket
949.98
616.997
944.68
839-7145
551-31
746
795
371.81
797
glaciers
art needlework
games
student life
amusements
Crime and illiteracy public schools 379.21
law 343
' Crimea history 947-7
Crimean war English history 942.08
Russian " 947-07
Crimes and punishments law 343*2
Criminal classes reformatory assoc. 364
courts administration 351*945
law 343
international 341*4
trials, criminal law 343-1
Criminals, education of 371-97
juvenile 343
lives 923.4
Crinoidea zoology 593-9'
Crises, commercial, political economy 332
Criterion ethics 171
Critical philosophy 142
Criticism art 701
biblical 220.7
dramatic 792
literary 801
musical 780.1
rhetoric 808
' Croatia history 943-94
^ Croatian language 491*83
literature 891-83
Crocheting 746
Crockery pottery 738
Crocodiles 598*14
Crofton system prisons 365
Croisade contre les Albigeois Pro-
ven9al lit.
' Cromarty, Scotland history
Cromlechs prehistoric arch.
Cromwell, O. English history
R. " "
264.5 Crop insurance
393.2 Crops agriculture
614.62 Croquet
614.62 Cross (G: Eliot) English fiction
691.1 Cross Christian sjrmbol
721.56 legends concerning
929.8 Croton aqueduct water-works
551.77 oil vegeuble poisons 615.93
560 Croup diseases 616.201
939.18 Crowne, J. English drama 822.43
»ub-dlvided. Superior figrures refer to the tables at tk*
end uf this index.
(450)
849.122
941.15
571-94
942.064
942.065
368.5
633
796
823.88
247.9
398-2
628.14
INDEX
Covenanters
Cymric
Crozier
Crucibles
Cruciferae
Crucifix
sacred furniture
metallurgy
practical chem.
botany
sacred furniture
ethics
«
247.6
669
5424
583123
247.9
179.3
179.2
797
Cruelty to animals
children
Cruising boating
Crusade, children's, European history 940.4
Crusades European history 940.4
religious ** 270.4
Crusenstolpe, M. J., Swedish fiction 839.7362
Crushing mining dangers 622.83
ore preparation 622.73
Crust of the earth geology 55i«i3
Crustacea palaeontology 565-3
zoology 595.3
Cruz, R. de la, Spanish drama 862.43
San Juan de la Spanish miscel. 868.34
Cryptogamia 586
Cryptographic art religious art 246.5
Cryptography, secret writing 651
Crystalline aggregations crystallog. 548.2
limestone
Crystallography
Crystalloids
Ctenophora
'Cuba
Cubature
Cubics
zoology
history
travels
calculus
analytic geometry
modern "
Cucurbitaceae botany
Culdees religious history
Cultivated plants landscape gard.
Cultivation, land rent for
Culture
and religion
self education
vocal
Cumberland, R: English drama
* England history
552.46
548
541.8
593-8
972.91
917.291
517.33
516.59
513-59
583.461
274,1
716
333-5
301
261.6
374
784.9
822.65
942.85
army of U. S. history 973.74
Presbyterian, sect
Cuneiform inscriptions
* language
Cupping therapeutics
Cups bronze age
stone **
Cupuliferae botany
Curative electricity therapeutics
gymnastics "
Cures, miraculous mirades
therapeutics
Curia regis
Curiosa books
285.3
492.1917
492.19
61 5.8 1 1
571.37
571.27
583-976
615.84
615.82
23»-7
615.85
347-99
099
Curiosity
Curling
Currency
amusements 796
banking 332.5
Currents, atmospheric, phys. geog. 551.51
oceanic S5^'47
Curriculum 375
Cursores birds 598*5
.Curtius Rufus, Quintus, Latin misc. 878.8
Curvature geology 551.82
of spine diseases 616.73
Curve tracing calculus 517.24
Curved surfaces analyt. geom. 516.4
theory of calculus 517.26
Curvembryeae botany 583.91
Curves, analytic geometry 516.2
geometry 513.2
of double curvat., mod. geom. 513.58
516.58
517.24
531.3
725.14
337
390
613.87
399
371.89
336.26
612.384
616.5
672
655.32
693.12
5945
•<
mod. analyt.
plane, theory of calculus
Curvilinear motion physics
Custom houses architecture
Customs and duties tariff
manners
bad social hygiene
of war
student life
taxation
Cutaneous absorption physiology
diseases pathology
Cutlery manufacture
Cuts practical printing
Cutting of stone masonry
Cuttle fish
Cyanides
chemical technology 661.7
Cyanogen
Cycadacese
Cyclades
narcotic poisons
organic chemistry
botany
ancient history
* modern "
Cyclanthacex, botany
Cycloidal curves anal, geometry
Cyclones meteorology
Cyclopean remains Greek archit.
Cyclopedias, general
* special, see subject.
Cyclops zo51ogy
Cylinder bridge engineering
solid geometry
Cylinders perspective
Cylindric perspective descrip. geom. 515.62
515-57
721.43
789.2
491.65
491.66
891.66
615.963
547-1
585-9
939.15
949-95
584.62
516.26
55'-55
722.8
030
595.31
624.4
513-43
515.65
«<
*i
projections
Cylindrical vaults architecture
Cymbals musical instruments
Cymric group of languages
* language
literature
Topics In black face type are sub-dlvlded. Saperlor flgrurea
end of this index.
(450
refer to the tables at the
Cynewulf
Denmark
INDEX
Cynewulf Anglo Saxon poetry 829.4
Cynic philosophy
Cynicism
Cyperaceae botany
Cypher writing
Cypriote architecture
Cyprus ancient history
' modern **
183.4
584.84
651
722.3
939-37
956.4
Cyrano de Bergerac, S. French fict. 843.46
Cyrenaic philosophy
Cyrenaica ancient history
Cysts
Cytlnaceae
Da Caccia
Dacia
Dacites
Daguerreotype
diseases
botany
wind instruments
ancient history
lithology
183.5
93975
616.993
583.923
788.7
939.82
552.26
772
Dahlstjema, G. E. Swedish fjoetry 839.7135
' Dahna, Arabia history
' Dahomey, Africa history
Dairies architecture
Dairy
Dais architec. accessories
' Dakota, U. S. history
Dal in, Olof von Swedish poetry
' Dalmatia, Germany
Daltonism
Damascus
X
Damnation
D'amore
Dams
Dana, R. H.
Dance-form
music
of death
eye diseases
ancient history
modem '*
travel
doctrinal theology
wind instruments
mill engineering
mining
river
American poetry
piano music
modern "
emblems
«
<<
Dances, war
Dancing
customs
amusements
customs
ethics
Danes, English history
in England and Normandy
Dangerous classes criminal law
Dangers and accidents, min. eng. 622.8
to workmen, political econ. 331.82
953.7
966.8
728.96
637
729.93
978.3
839.7142
94369
617.75
939.42
956.9
915.69
237.6
788.7
621.29
622.56
627.8
811.27
786.45
786.46
246.5
399
793
394.3
175-3
942.01
948.02
343
Daniel Bible
Daniel, S. English poetry
Danish architecture Romanesque
England English history
* language
literature
Dante Alighieri Italian poetry
»Dantzig history
Topics In t>1«ck face type are
Dantzig travel 914*312
Danube river travels 914*96
Danubian provinces history 949-6
travels 914-96
Daphnales botany 583.93
Dare, Jeanne French history 944.026
* Darf ur, Egypt history 962.7
Darien expedition colonies 325.86
emigrants 325.241
foreign trade 382
history 986
engineering 626.9
European history 94a i
biology 575
Danish poetry 839.8135
chronology 902
Italian essa3rs 854.54
botany 583-469
syntax Greek 485*5
Latin 475.5
' other languages
Daudet, Alphonse French fiction 843.88
' Dauphiny, France history 944*96
Daurat, Jean French poetry 841.31
Davanzati, Bernardo Italian essays 854.44
Davenant, Sir W. English drama 822.41
Davies, J. English poetry 821.35
Day of judgment doctrinal theology 236.9
isthmus
ship canal
Dark ages
Darwinism
Dass, Peder
Dates
Dati, Carlo
Datisceae
Dative case
373-2
529.1
613.13
529.2
262.15
614,763
schools in termed, education
sidereal and solar
time of hygiene
Days of the year chronology
Deacon, Deaconess eccl. polity
Dead animals air pollution
disposal of the pub. health 6x4.6
ministry of sacraments 265.8
' Sea description 915.69
transportation of, public health 614.63
treatment of the, customs 393
Deaf and dumb asylums, architecture 725.54
education of 371*92
institutions 362.4
Deafness diseases 6x7.8
Death after delivery obstetrics 618.79
and resurrection 236
biology 577.7
dance of, emblems 246.5
of foetus, pregnancy 618.33
224.5 penalty, criminal law 343*2
821.33 physiology 612.67
723.48 rates public health 6x4. X2
942.01 theology 236.1
439.8 Deaths public health 6x4. X2
839 8 registers of 929*3
851.15 registration of, official 352.4
943.12 statistics 3x2
ftub-dlvlded. Superior tifpires refer to the tables at th«
end of this Index.
(452)
INDEX
Cynewulf
Denmark
Debates parliamentary
rhetoric
Debating societies self-culture
Debility diseases
Debt ethics
floating, pol. econ.
public " "
Debtor and creditor law
Decalogue Bible
Decay of rocks, lithology
Decidua pregnancy
Decimal system arithmetic
weights and measures
Decision of character ethics
Decisions of juries math. prob.
Declamation rhetoric
Declaration of Independence, U. S. 973.3
Savoy creeds 238.5
war internat. law 341*3
Declarations law 347-92
Declension of nouns English gram. 425.15
' other languages
Declination, variations of, astronomy 521.27
Decline, period of physiology 612.67
Decomposition, chemistry of 54* -3
Decoration, architectural 729
day U. S. history 973-76
in relief architecture 729.5
328
808.5
374-4
616.986
174.7
336.32
336.3
347-7
222.16
552.7
618.35
511. 1
389
170
519.3
808.5
••
Decorations
interior
roof
heraldry
Decorative art
Decorum ethics
Decrees, ecclesiastical polity
Decretals ecclesiastical polity 262.6
Roman Catholic church 282
747
721.56
929.7
740
177.1
262.6
265.9
252.7
526.47
526.48
153.6
162
347.2
622.24
Dedication church ordinances
sermons
Deduction by Bessel geodesy
Puissant "
mental faculties
Deductive logic
Deeds law
Deep boring minmg eng.
sea dredging scientific voyages 508.3
life botany 581.92
zoology 59^-92
sounding scientific voyages 508.3
Deer stalking sports 799
zoology 599.7
Defacements of books, library econ. 024.8
laws 02 1 .8
Defamation law 347-5
Defecation physiology 612.36
Defects of body, congenital hygiene 613.91
Defence of reliction apologetics 239
Defensive operations, military eng.
Definite integrals calculus
Definitions of orbits astronomy
Deflections of beams, girders, etc.
De Foe, D. English fiction
Deformities surgery
Degeneration evolution
Degrees, academic
medical public health
Deism natural theology
Deists apologetics
Deity doctrinal theology
Deken, Agatha Dutch fiction
Delavigne, J. F. C. French drama
" poetry
* Delaware, U. S. history
* Co., N. Y. •*
* Delhi history
travels
Delille, J. French poetry
Delineation of woman in art
literature
Delirium tremens pathology
Delisle's method astronomy
Deliveries and branches lib. econ.
Deltas physical geography
Deluge Genesis
geological agents
Delusions
religious
Demagogy politics
Demand and supply prices
wages
* Demerara history
travels
Democracy form of state
social
Democratic party
Democritu.s Greek philosophers
Demography statistics
Demonetization
Demoniac possession, doctrinal theol. 235
623.3
517-32
521.31
624.2
823.51
6x7.3
575-7
378.2
614.21
211
239.5
231
839.3342
842.72
841.72
975-1
974-736
954-5
9»5.45
841.54
396.7
396.8
616.861
523-93
022.1
551.48
222.11
551.92
133
329
338.5
331-2
988
918.8
321.4
335-5
329-3
182.7
3"
332.47
Demon ology dogmatics
witchcraft
Demosthenes Greek oratory
Demulcents therapeutics
* Denbigh, Wales, history
Dendrology botany
Dengue diseases
Denials, special apologetics
Denina, Carlo, Italian essays
Denmark administration
antiquities
architecture
botany
colleges
235
133.4
885.6
615.735
942.93
582
61.9216
239.9
854.62
354-489
913.489
720.9489
581.9489
378.489
Topics in black face tjrpe are sab-divided. Superior flgnres refer to the tables at the
end of this Index.
(453)
Denmark
Diluvial
INDEX
Denmark constitutional law 342.489
Descartes
Descent
education 370'9489
finance 336.489
geology 55489
history 948.9
laws 349489
maps 912.489
religious history 274.89
schools, public 379-489
statistics 314-89
travel 914.89
treaties 341.2489
zoology 591-9489
other topics see table i.
Dennis, J. English drama 822.51
Denominations, Christian 280
Density gravity 531-54
of earth, astronomy 525.12
Dental periosteum, diseases of 617.63
pulp, diseases of dentistry 617.61
Dentine, diseases of dentistry 617.62
Dentistry 617.6
Dentists' registration. State control of 614.24
Denudation geology 551 '3
Deodorants external therapeutics 615.777
Deodorization of sewage 628.32
Deodorizers contagious diseases 614.482
Departmental commission French
local government 352.0443
French local gov. 352.0441
library admin. 025
U. S. government 353.04
geology 551.3
evidence 347-94
Deposits, thick, working of mining 622.35
Depravity natural theology 216
pessimism 149.6
total, theology 233.2
Depressants, circulator)', therapeutics 61 5.716
nervous " 615.786
Depressions, industrial polit. econ. 338
Depth and alignment of sewers 628.218
De Quincey, T. English essays 824.81
Derangement, mental 132
* Derby, England history 942.51
Derivation of words, com. philol. 412
^ Eng. language 422
Dermal respiration zoology 591.122
Dermatology anatomy 611.77
. animals 59^-49
pathology 616.5
physiology 612.79
Dermoskeleton, comparat. anatomy 591.49
descriptive anatomy 591.79
Deroulide, P., French poetry 841.86
Derricks engineering 621.86
Topics In black face type are sub-divided. Superior figures
eud of this index.
(454)
Departments
Deposition
Depositions
Dervishes 297
D^saugiers, M. A. M., French poetry 841.65
empiricism 144
French philosophy 194. i
genealogy 929
of man evolution 575-8
rules of law 347-6
Deschamps, £mile French poetry 841.73
Eustache, " satire 847.13
Desclot, Bernardo Catalan misc. 849.9812
Description travel 910
Descriptive anatomy botany 581*7
man 61 z
zoology 591.7
astronomy 523
geometry 515
Deserts physical geography 551*58
Deshoulieres, A. French poetry 841.46
Design, architectural 729
arguments from 239
arts of 740
Designing decoration 745
Designs engineering 620.04
mosaic arch. 7^*7
Desmidiaceae algae 589.61
Desperriers, B. French fiction 843.32
Desportes, P. " poetry 841.38
Despotism form of state 321.6
Despots Italian history 945-05
Despourrins, C. Proven9al poetry 849.142
Destouches, P. N. French drama 842.53
Detached city houses architec. 728.3
Detection of fire protection of life 614.842
Detectives 352-2
Determinants algebra 512.83
Determination of earth's figure 526.1
orbits astron. 521.3
Determinations, astron. geodesy 526.6
Determinative mineralogy
5491
Determinism doctrinal theology
2349
philosophy
159
Detritus geology
552-51
'Detroit, Mich., history
977.4
travels
917.74
Deuteronomy Bible
222.15
^Deutsch, Piatt language
4394
literature
8394
' Deux Sevres, France history
944.62
Developing interest in libraries
021.7
method of teaching
371.34
Development
incomplete, deformities
617.31
intellectual, and church
261.5
nutrition
591.135
of embryo abnormal
617.3
embryology
591.33
refer to the tables at the
INDEX
Denmark
Diluvial
Development of embryo physiology 612.64
germ-cells zoology 591.172
591171
612.66
612.6
526.83
239.8
575-6
525-37
spcrra-cclls "
period of full, phys.
physiology
projections, geodesy
theory apologetics
evolution
Deviation of falling bodies astron.
the compass, magnetism 538.7
Devices, special, perspective
Devil, personal theology
worship
Devils dogmatics
' Devon, England history
Devonian age geology
fossils, paleontology
Devotional exercises prayer
sermons
theology
meteorology
chem. technology
lithology
diseases
doctrine
Diagnosis of pregnancy
pathology
Diagram of work physics
Dial telegraphs communication
Dew
Dextrose
Diabase
Diabetes
Diabolism
Dialectics
^ Dialects
logic
English language
literature
515.68
235
290
235
942.35
551-74
560
264.1
252.4
240
551-57
664.1
552.34
616.63
235
618.22
6x6.07
53 1 -42
654.3
x6o
Dialing
Dialogues
Dials
Dialysis
entertamments
chronology
qualitative analysis
Diamagnetism, magnetism
Diameter of earth
Diamonds economic geology
mineralogy
Diapensiaceae, botany
Diaphoretics therapeutics
Diaphragm anatomy
* Diarbekr, Asiatic Turkey history 956.6
Diaries biography 920
Diarrhoea, epidemic diseases 616.934
pathology 616.34
public health 614.517
Diarrhceal diseases pub. health 614.513
Diastase materia medica 615.35
Diatessaron harmonies of gospels 226.1
529.78
793
529.78
544.5
538-4
525-13
553.«
549-2
583.65
615.743
611.26
Diathermancy, heat
Diatomaceous earth, petrography
Diatoms
Diazo-bodies organic chemistry
Dice ethics
Dice games 795
Dickens, C: English fiction 823.83
Dicotyledonae botany 583
Dictatorship 321.6
^ Dictionaries English language 423
^ of quotations, Eng. lit. 828
' special, see subject
Dictionary catalogs ozg
library admin. 025.3
Didactic poetry American poetry 811.05
English " 821.05
theology 241
Diderot French philosophers 194.5
546.64
736
352.0433
613.2
613.21
616.39
613.2
517.6
Didymium metals
Die sinking
Diet, circle German local gov.
hygiene
Dietaries hygiene
Dietetic diseases pathology
Dietetics hygiene
Differences, finite calculus
of triangles trigonom. 514.8
Differential calculus 517.2
equations calculus 517.38
variations astronomy 522.74
Differentiation evolution
Diffraction acoustics
optics
Diffuse affections of skin
Diffusion absorption physiology
Digestion, aids to therapeutics
animals
man
plants
Digestive secretion in animals
system, anatomy
diseases of
drugs acting on 6x5.73
surg. operations 617.43
Digests of cases, American law 345.5
Eng. " 346.5
statutes Am. *' 3453
Eng. " 346.3
cerebro-cardiac poisons 61 5.99
575-2
534.2
535-4
616. SI
612.383
6x5.734
59»-i32
6x2.3
581.132
591.143
6XX.3
6x6.3
Digits, extra
Dignities
Dikes
615.761
615.32381
61 5.7 1 1
617.36
929.7
551.88
Digitalis
diuretics
materia medica
stimulants
deformities
heraldry
geology
river and harbor eng. 627.4
536.35 Dilatation gases 533.2
552.57 of OS and cervix, obstet. operat. 618.84
589.61 Diligence ethics 179-9
547.8 Dilleniaceae botany 583.112
175.5 Diluvial deposits geology 55^-35
Topics in black face tjrpe are «nb-divided. Superior flgn^res refer to the tables at the
end of this index.
(4SSt
Dimension
Dongola
Dimension, fourth geometry
stone foundations
Dimensions of earth
sun
' Diminutives, Latin etymology
Dimorphism crystallography
Dining domestic economy
Dinners " "
Dinosauria reptiles
Diocesan schools education
Diocese ecclesiastical polity
Diodorus Greek philosophers
Diogenes " "
Diophantine analysis algebra
Dioptrics optics
Diorite lithology
Dioscoreaceae, botany
Dip of rocks geology
Diphenyl group organic chemistry
INDEX
Diphtheria
^ Diphthongs
Diplomacy
diseases
public health
English language
Diplomas
Dipropargyl
Dipsacese
Dipsomania
Diptera
international law
school organization
Diplomatic hist. Amer. civil war
^ Diplomatics English language
paleography
organic chem.
botany
mental derangements
temperance
insects
Dipterocarpeae botany
Direct probabilities mathematics
taxation, political economy
Direction, calculus of, analyt. geom.
Directions, method of, geodesy
Directories
Directors library government
Directory, 1795-99, French history
Disabilities, political suffrage
Disability, inherited mental hygiene
Disasters at sea adventures
navigation
Discharge of sewage into sea
wastes into streams
water engineering
Disciples of Christ sects
Disciplinary power administration
Discipline, civil service
college education
ecclesiastical polity
education
mental education
military military science
Topics lu black face type are 8ub'
513.8
721. II
525-13
52371
472.5
548.3
643
643
598.19
377-4
262.3
183.6
183.4
5»2.23
535-3
552.36
584.27
551.85
547-27
616.931
614.512
421.2
341.7
371-29
973-72
421.7
417
547-24
583-541
1327
178
595-77
583.167
519.1
336.21
516.8
526.54
910
023.3
944.045
324.1
613.92
910.4
'656
628.39
628.541
627.1
289.2
35«-92
351-4
371-5
262.9
371.5
370. 1
355
divided.
Discipline, prison
Discomycetes botany
Discophora
Discount
Discounts
Discourses
365
589-233
593-77
332.8
025.3
25*
zoology
banking
library book-buying
theology
' see subject
Discoverers* lives 923.9
Discoveries geography 9x0
science, history 509
useful arts 608
Discovery, art of
Discriminants, algebra 512.85
Discussion, freedom of free speech 323
Disease germs, medicine 616.01
Diseased meat, poisons 615.94
Diseases 616
animals veterinary med. 619
zo51ogy 591.2
contag., gen., pub. health 614.4
of domes, animals 614.91
spec, pub. health 614.5
eye surgery 617.7
of pregnancy 6x8.3
teeth dentistry 617.C
plants 581.^1
classification of, nosology 616.0Z
commun. to man, animal hyg. 614.93
pub. health 6x4.56
inherited hygiene 613.93
mental, medicine 6x6.8
mind and body X32
of children medicine 618.9
ear surgery 617.8
women pathology 618
puerperal obstetrics 6x8.7
Disfranchisement suffrage 324.1
Dishes pottery 738
Disinfectants, contagious dis. 6x4.482
external therapeutics 615.777
Disinfection, contagious diseases 6x4.48
of sewage 628.32
the dead, pub. health 61 4.64
Disintegration geol. agents 551-9
Dislocations geology 55^-87
surgery 617.16
Disorders of vision eye diseases 617.75
Dispensaries institutions 362.1
pharmacy 615.4
Dispensatories, materia medica 61 5.12
Dispersion optics 535-4
Displacement of molecules, phys. 539.5
parts deformities 617.38
Display in printing 655.26
social ethics 177-4
Disposal of sewage, san. eng. 628.3
Superior figures refer to tlie tables at the
end of this Index.
(456)
INDEX
Dimension
Dongola
Disposal of the dead, pub. health 614.6
wastes 628.54
Disproportionate growth, defonnities 617.37
Disputations religion
204
' see subject
Disraeli, B. English fiction
823.86
Dissection anatomy, animal
591.7
human
611.07
ethics
179.4
laws state control of 614.22
Dissenters English religious hist
. 274.2
Dissipation ethics
178
Distance of earth from sun
525-15
moon
523-31
stars
523.81
Distances, measurement, surveying
526.92
Distemper painting
698.2
Distillation chemical technology
668.7
practical chemistry
542.4
Distilled beverages adulterations
614.345
chem. tech.
663.5
Distilleries architecture
725.42
Distilling air pollution
614.732
Distortions and corrections, geom. 515.66
congenital surgery
617-39
Distriburing machines printing
655.28
Distribution, arch, elevation
729.12
plan
729.22
of animals
591.9
plants
581.9
time chronology
529.76
political economy
338
statical electricity
537.22
tide astronomy
52563
I<
wealth, political economy 331
Distributive co-operation 334-5
laws, solar system 523.21
'District of Columbia, U. S., history 975.3
345-41
884
615.761
52563
^33-3
231.4
265.8
232.8
231.8
231-5
214
321.6
264
533-86
627
622.12
7274
207
court reports,
Dithyrambics Greek lyrics
Diuretics therapeutics
Diurnal inequality of tides
Divination magic
Divine attributes doctrinal theol.
healing
humanity Christology
justice
Providence doctrinal theol.
natural "
right of kings pol. sci.
service public worship
Diving bells pneumatics
submarine
Divining rod
Divinity schools architecture
theology
Topics In black face type
<i
Divinity theology
Divorce ethics
law
public health
Dochmii Greek prosody
Dock buildings architecture
Docks harbor engineering
Dockyards "
Doctors* lives
Doctrinal sermons
theology
Doctrines, heresies, religious hist. 273
Documents, public 328
library economy 025.8
Dog fighting ethics 175.6
taxation political economy 336.27
Dog^a 230
Dogmas religious history 273
Dogmatic sermons 252.3
Dogmatics 230
Dogs, diseases of comparative med. 619.7
230
I73-I
347.6
614.18
486.3
725-34
627.3
627.3
926.1
252.3
230
636.7
599-7
552.3s
571.94
552.55
347-2
336.1
729.34
721.46
domestic animals
zoology
Dolerite lithology
Dolmens prchist. arch.
Dolomite lithology
Domain, eminent law
state finance
Domes architectural design
architecture
observatories astron. 522.12
roofs 721.57
Domesday book Eng. finance 336.42
Domestic animals 636
infect, diseases of 614.91
architecture 728
ashes and garb., san. eng. 628.44
duties ethics 173
economy 640
education 376.3
mammals 599-7
medicine 6z6.oa
relations law 347-6
political sci. 323
service 647
trade 381
use and waste of water 628.17
worship, family prayer 249
Domestication, effect on animals and
plants
law
monastic orders
games
sects
Domicile
Dominicans
Dominoes
Donatists
* Donegal, Ireland history
' Dongola, Egypt **
are sub-divided. Superior figures refer to the
end of this Index.
(457)
575-2
347.1
271.2
795
281.4
941.63
962.5
tables at the
Doni
Dwarfs
INDEX
Doni, Anton Francesco, Italian fiction 853.42
Donkeys domestic animals 636.1
Donne, J. English satire 827.35
Doors arch, construction 721.8
729-38
944.72
938.01
729.32
938.3
it
design
* Dordogne, France history
Dorian migration Greek history
Doric order architecture
Doris ancient history
Dormer windows arch, construction 721.55
Dormitories
729-35
727.2
371.87
942.33
238.42
284.2
220.52
design
architecture
student life
' Dorset, England history
Dort confession
synod of
Douay Bible Eng. version
Double bass stringed instruments 787.4
bassoon, wind " 788.8
curvature, curves of geom. 513.58
mod. anal." 516.58
of spine
curved lines, descriptive
surfaces "
riowers floriculture
morphology
refraction optics
standard coins, money
stars astronomy
» Doubs, France history
Doubt metaphysics
Douche baths hygiene
Douglas, G. English poetry
Dovizi, Bernardo Italian drama
Dower law
' Down, Ireland history
li
«
616.73
5^5-13
5»5.i5
716.2
581.4
535-5
332-42
523-84
944.46
121
613.44
821.24
852.32
347.^
941.65
Drachmann, Holger Danish fiction 839.8366
I
Draco's code
Dragon flies
Drainage
* Dresden
Dress
Grecian history 93S.01
insects 595-73
agriculture 631
engineering 627.5
house 628.6
land 627.5
natural min. eng. 622.52
of cities 628.2
mines 622.5
sewage farms 628.367
public health 614-77
' Drama, English literature 822
French " 842
German " 832
Greek " 882
Italian " 852
Latin •• 872
miracle plays Eng. lit. 822.1
gen. hist. S09.2
Topics in black face type are sub-divided. Superior
eud <if thi9« index.
(45^^)
Drama, miracle plays religion
moral influence of ethics
sacred
Spanish literature
Dramas Amer. civil war
Dramatic amusements
art theatre
biography actors
^ Eng. authors
composition
criticism
history
music
orchestral music
Dramatists' lives, Eng.
Drastics cathartics
Draughts games
Dravidian architecture
language
literature
Drawbridges engineering
Drawing
architectural
books
elementary education
engineering
mechanical
room amusements
topographical
Drawings, architectural
detail building
general "
linear
prehistoric arch.
Drayton, M. English poetry
Dream btpoks folk-lore
Dreams
Dredging
engmeermg
machinery
scientific voyages
history
travels
costume
ecclesiastical
ethics
Dressing hair
of stone
masonry
244
175-2
244
862
973-79
792
792
927-92
928.22
808:2
792
792
789
785.2
928.22
615.7325
794
722.4
494
894
624.8
740
744
740
372.5
620.04
621.004
793
526.98
729
^2.2
692.1
741
571-71
821.34
398-7
135
627.7
627.7
508-3
943-21
914.321
391
247.7
J 77-4
39' -5
693.12
tt
<i
ore mining engineering 622.7
622.79
646
571."
622.26
355
621.95
622.23
543-1
works
Dressmaking
Drift remains prehist. archaeol.
Drifting and tunneling mining
Drill military science
Drilling mech. engineering
mining "
Drink chem. analysis
flffures refer 1u the table* at the
INDEX
DonI
Dwarfs
Drink Eng, social ethics
178.3
' Dukes Co., Mass, history
974-«
usages customs
3W-'
Dulcimer music
7S7.9
Drinks, cold hygiene
6.3.36
Dumas, A. tils drama 842.84
hot
613-37
A. D., the elder Fr. "
842.77
intoxicating ethics
178.1
fiction 843.76
mixing of. manufaclures
663.8
Dumb asylums
361.4
Drives landscape gardening
7>3
bells gymnastics
613.71
Driving
798
education of
37 1 -9*
' DrAmc, France history
944.98
' Dumbarton, Scotland history
941.37
Dcopsy diseases
6[6
' Dumfries. " "
941.48
Droseracea: botany
583-393
Dunbar, W : English poetry
82.-23
Droughts . meteorology
SS'-57
' Dunbarton Scotland
941-37
Drowning protection of life
614.81
Dunes
55133
Drugs
615.1
Dunkers Itaptists
adtilte ration of
614,35
Dunlap, W : American dranu
812.M
analytic chemistry
543.4
Duns Scoius medieval philosophe
S.89.4
economic botany
581.63
Duodecimals arithmetic
Sti.i
intoxicating ethics
178.8
Duodenum diseases
6.6.34
Druids
199-16
nj])lcx lelegraplis communication
654-2
Drum musical instruments
789.1
Duplicates, sale of library economy 025.*
821.36
Duplication, apjiarent deformities
617-34
665.7
Dupont. Pierre French poetry
841.8a
Drums mining engineering
622.67
Durango. Mexico history
972.1
Drunkenness criminal law
Druses religion
Dry docks engineering
goods trade production
method qualitative
quantilativi
Drying
Dualism
engraving
Knglish po.lry
practical printing
ontology
Duality moJ. geomelty
DuBellay.J. I'lCTich poelry
' Dublin, Ireland history
travel
university
Ducis, J, F. French drama
Duck-billed platypus loology
Duck roofing building
Ductility molecular physics
Ducts air, ventilation
kidney anatomy
Dudevant, A. L. A, D. French fict.
Duelling ancient law
criminal "
ethics
Duels vocal music
Du Fail, NoKI. French fiction
Dufresny.C. K. " drama
Topics In blnck tmvtt type an
914.183
378.415
842.61
599-1
695.8
539- 5^
697.9
61. .61
616.61
843.S2
340.3
784.R2
84334
842,47
D'Urfey, T. English humor 8*7.44
Durham, JUngland history 94J.S1
Dust, air pollution 614.71
cosmic dcBciiplive astronomy 523.16
inhalation of hyg. of employ. 613.63
prevention of, in factories 628.511
' Dutch Bast Indies history 091
' Guiana " 98a
travels 918,8
* language 439.3
literature 8393
painting 759.9
Reformed church 284.1
in America 285.7
republic history 949.1
Dutchess Co., N, V. history 974.733
Duties and customs, tariff 337
moral ethics 170
of children ethics 173.6
husbands and w
parents
[lulilk olTicCT^
domestic
«73-3
647
divided. Siip«ri<
>Dd at ttil* Indei
(4S9)
remitted library aid 021.9
social ethics 177
stamp, political economy 336.17
Duty free import, for colleges 337.8
religion 233.4
Du Vair, Guillaume French essays 844,41
Dwarfs biology 573-8
rvfep to tl>* UUei at U>«
Dwelling
Egypt
Dwelling houses architecture
hygiene
sanitation
Dwellings prehistoric
Dwight, Timothy, American poetry
Dyadic arithmetic
INDEX
* Dyaks
Dyeing
Dyes, aniline
Dykes
history
chem. technology
«
«
engineermg
geology
Dynamical electricity
geology
Dynamics
celestial
electro
Dynamite chemical technology
728
613.51
628.6
571.8
811.22
511. 1
991. 1
667.2
667.2
627.4
551
537-5
551
531-3
5«.i
537.6
662.2
storage protec. of life 614.833
Dynamo-machines, engineering
Dynamometer
Dynamos
Dysentery
Dyspepsia
Ear anatomy
electro dynamics
diseases
public health
dietetic diseases
dis. of digestive sys. 616.33
611.85
621.31
53^-21
537.83
616.935
614.516
616.39
deaf and dumb asylums
arch,
surgery
diseases
hospitals
architecture
physics
physiology
psychology
Early Christian architecture
Christians history
education, elementary
English Text Society
' forms of English language
Greek philosophy
institutions political science
printed books
rising hygiene
Earth, astronomy
burial of dead customs
pub. health
closet system sanitation
figure of
internal heat of geology
physical geology
rotation of astronomy
structure of, physical geol. 551. i
surface features 551-4
Earthenware chemical technology 666.6
Earthquakes 551.22
Earth's attraction of moon 5-3-33
362.4
725-54
617.8
362.1
725-51
534.7
612.85
152.2
723.1
270.1
37a
820.6
427.01
182
321. 1
093
613.79
5*5
393-1
614.61 1
628.43
526.1
551.12
551
525-35
Earth's figure
surface, irregularities of
Earthwork engineering
Earthworks fortifications
Easements law
East and West, religious schism
India Company
' Indian archipela go, history
languages
' Indies
> Dutch
* Prussia
<•
M
•I
travels
River bridge
Russia
526. z
526.64
623.1
347.2
270.3
382
991
491-4
954
991
943."
914.311
Turkestan
Easter
history
travels
history
travels
Anglican calendar
chronology
music
engineering 624.5
947.8
914.78
951.6
915.16
Eastern churches
Eating
empire
Pacific ocean phys. geog.
question, Turkish history
states U. S. history
customs
diet, hygiene
botany
<(
Ebenaceae
Ebenales
Ebers, G : German fiction
Eccentricity in manners ethics
of orbit of earth
264.031
529.6
783-28
281.5
949-5
551.466
949.6
974
394-1
613.2
583.685
583.68
833-86
177
525-33
Eccentrics, lives of
machinery
Ecclesiastes Bible
Ecclesiastical antiquities
architecture
seasons 525.52
920.8
621.85
223.8
209
726
246
922
art ecclesiolog^
biography
calendar chronology 529.6
ceremonies customs 394.4
costume 247
councils 262.4
courts 348
fasts person, relig. 248
public worship 264
feasts 264
furniture ecclesiol. 247
history 270
Latin, modem philol. 479
law canon law 348
legends 209
for special topics see topic
music 783
TopicB In black face type are sub-divided. Superior flgrure* refer to the tables at the
end of this Index.
(460)
INDEX
Dwelling
Egypt
aSa
Education of voters
3'4
statistics
209
women
376
trials
^62.9
young
37a
vestments, eccles.
J477
35' -851
Ecclesiastics lives biography 913
self
374
Ecclesiasticus Bible
**9-4
37M
Ecciesiology church
361
607
146
special, see subject.
Echinoderms, paleontology
563.9
loBlogy
593.9
ethics
171.7
Echinoidea
S93-95
reports, public
379
Eclampsia diseases
£16.845
sermons
252.5
Eclectic medidne
615-5
Educator, library as
philosophy
143
Educators' lives
9»3-7
Eclipses, finding longitude by
525.48
Edvrard I. English hisloir
94»-03S
of moon
5^3-38'
II.
942-036
sun
5^3-78
111.
941.037
theory
5=1.8
IV.
Ecliptic, inclination of equator to
5^5-5'
V,
SM2-04S
plane of astronomy
SSS-3S
VI.
94S-OS3
solar system
S^3.*6
Edwards, J. American philosophe
rs 191.1
Economic botany
581.6
Effect and cause metaphysics
chemistry, chem. tech
.eso
perspective arch, design
729-' 5
geology
553
Ellen,
. van Dutch essays
839-34A
Economics politicaleconomy
59>.6
Effigies
monumental
7.8
6aS.sa
532.56 .
33*
640
Efflux
hydraulics
ethics
174
Egg-shape of sewers
6:8.114
library
010
Eggles
on,I-:dward, .American fiction 81341
political
330
Eggs
oology
598.2
Ecstasy religion
248
Egina marbles, anc sculpt.
733
Ecstatics mental derangements
'32-S
Egoism
elhjc-
171.9
Ectopic gestation, diseases of wome
■ 618.3.
Egypt
administration
3H-6"
Ectoioa animal parasites
6.6.96S
antiquities
913-32
■Ecuador history
9S6
architecture
722.Z
travels
918,6
art
709-32
Ecumenical council eccles. polity
26..S
botany
58t.96«
religious his
.370,1
finance
336-6*
Eczema dermatology
616.52
geology
556a
Eddas Korse literature
839.6
hieroglyphics
493-'
Eden original home of ma
« 572-4
history, ancient
93^
Edentata mammals
599-3
modem
96a
Edgeworth,M. i-:ngllsh fiction
823.71
*
language, old
4931
Ed'Ct of Names Huguenot hist.
584.5
maps
gta.ea
•Edinburgh, Scotland history
941.44
iW-3'
914.144
obelisks monuments
718
university
378.41
philosophers
iS[.2
Editions, choice of reading and aids 028.2
9'3-3'
Editorial work
070
religion
299-3' ■
Edom ancient history
939-46
schools
379- 6s
Education
370
■
Soudan history
962.6
and the church
^6.-5
travels
916. Z6
" " "
377-8
statistics
316,2
In relation to labor
331-85
travel
916.1
industrial syslems
37 ■■42
treaties
341-262
useful arts
607
other topics sec table 1.
Toplfsa In blwk time type are tub
-divided.
Saperlo
flKOrea refer to the tab
«■ at tbe
Egyptology
England
Egyptology antiquities
Ehrensvard, T. C. Gyllembourg-
INDEX
913-32
Danish fiction
839.8361
Eichendorff, J., German poetr}'
831.72
Eilschov, F. K. Danish miscellany 839.8843
Ejectment law
347-2
Elaeagnaceae botany
583-935
Elasmobranchii fishes
597-3
Elasticity physics
539-3
Elateridae zoology
59576
Elatinea: botany
583.161
Elci, A. M. d* Italian satire
857.66
Elders ecclesiastical polity
262.15
Eleatic Greek philosophers
182.3
Election doctrinal theology
234.9
frauds, U. S.
324-73
sermons
252.6
Elections, city administration
352.004
political science
324
U. S. law
324-73
Elective franchise
324
system education
375-04
Electoral commission U. S. history
973-8
system polit. science
321.8
Electric apparatus, inspection pro-
tection of life
614.836
engineering
621.3
heating building
697-7
light libraries
022.7
mech. eng.
621.32
physics
537.83
manipulation chemistry
542.8
measurements
537.7
measuring of temperature
536.53
phenom. of muscles, physiol. 612.743
physics 537.4
railways engineering 62 1 .^^
shock surgery 617.12
signals 537.88
telegraph, communication 654
Electricity 537
applied 537.8
hygiene 613.16
therapeutics 615.84
Electro-ballistic machines projectiles 623.4
biology animal magnetism 134 ,
622.23
522.52
537-6
5383
537.85
Electrolysis quantitative analysis 545.3
Electrometers
Electrostatics statical
Electrotyping printing
Eleemosynary institutions
'Elegiac poetry, English lit
Greek "
Latin "
Elementary education
forms arch, design
537.25
537-2
655.22
361
821.04
884
874
372
729.3
^ readers Eng. language 428.6
theory of music 781.2
Elements, chemical chem. tech. 661.1
chemistry 546
required architec. design 729.21
Elephants mammals 599*6
Eleusinian mysteries Greek antiq. 913.38
mythol. 292
Elevated ground hygiene 613.12
railroad, engineering 625.4
stations architect. 725.318
temperature hygiene
ways public health
Elevation architec. design
Elevations meteorology
Elevators, grain architecture
mech. engineering
* Elgin, Scotland history
marbles
Elian philosophers Greek philos.
Eliesen, Povel, Danish miscellany
Eliminants algebra
Eliot, George English fiction
Elis ancient history
Elixir of life alchemy
Elizal>eth, Queen English history
Elizabethan persecutions **
Ellipse analytical geometry
geometry
Ellipsis English language
^ other languages
Ellipsoid analytical geometry
Ellipsoidal figure geodesy
Ellipsoids, potentials of
Elliptic functions calculus
Ellipticity, law of geodesy
* Elmira, N. Y. history
Elocution
vocal culture
Eloquence
blasting mining
chronograph, astronomy
dynamics
magnetism
metallurgy 537.85 ' ' English oratory
motors machines 621.31 1 Elves folk-lore
science 537.83 Elzevir editions rare printing
physiology, animal magnetism 134 Emanation metaphysics
plating metallurgy 537.85 Emancipation of slaves
Electrokinetics dynamical 537.5 U. S. history 973.71
Topica in black face type are finb-divlded. Superior flg^ures refer to the tables at th«
end of this index.
(462)
613.64
614.782
729.1
551.53
725-36
621.87
941.23
733
183.7
839.8822
512.85
823.88
938.8
540.1
942.055
272.7
516.23
513.23
425.3
5»6.43
526.16
526.11
517-:'^
526.13
974-779
80S.5
784.9
808.5
815
398.4
094
129.5
326.8
INDEX
Egyptology
England
Emancipation of woman
396.1
Enamel painting
751
Embalming of the dead customs
393-3
sacred ornamentation
247.4
pub. health 614.64
Encaustic painting
751
Embankments, river engineering
627.4
Enclosures of doors and windows
721.86
Embargo
344
Encyclical letters eccles. polity
262.8
of 1808-12 U. S. history
973-4
Encyclopedias, general
030
Embassadors international law
341.7
' special, see subject
political science
327
Encyclopedists, French apologetics
239.6
Emblematic art ccclcsiology
246.5
lives
920.3
Emblems "
346
Endemic diseases
616
Embolism of pulmonary artery
616.247
Endemics medical geography
614.42
Embossing, book library economy
025.2
Endless punishment future state
237-6
Embroidery
746
Endosmose liquids
532.7
Embryo, development of, physiology
612.64
Endowed libraries
027.4
zoology
59»-33
schools education
373
Embryology animals
591.3
vs. public schools 379.3
botany
581.3
Endowment of research colleges
378.3
Embryotomy obstetric operations
618.83
Enemeta, nutritive hygiene
613-23
Emergencies surgery
617. 1
Energy, conservation of
531-6
Emerson, R. W. Am. essays
814.36
Engelbrektsdatter, D., Danish poet. 839.8136
philosophers
191.3
Engine houses architecture
725.19
transcendentalism
141
Engineering, civil
620
Emery economic geology
553-65
locomotive
621.13
Emetics therapeutics
615-731
mechanical
621
Emigrants political science
325.2
topographical
526.9
Emigration ** "
3*5
Engineers lives
926.2
* Emilia, Italy, history
945-4
Engines
621
Eminent domain law
347-2
England, administration
354.4a
Emollients external therapeutics
61 5.776
antiquities
913.4a
internal "
615-735
architecture
720.942
Emotions psychology
157
army
354.426
Empedocles Greek philosphers
182.5
bank of
332.15
Emperor German empire
354.4305
biography
920.04a
Emperors' lives
923.1
botany
581.94a
Empetraceas botany
583.984
^ church
283
Emphysema lung diseases
616.248
colleges education
378.42
Empire, Eastern history
949.5
constitution
34a.4a
French ist, "
944.05
education
370.942
2d, "
944.07
finance
336.4a
German gov.
3544303
geology
554.a
Roman
937.06
government pol. sci.
323
Western, fall of
937.09
history
942
Empirical medicines adulterations
614-353
3 language
420
philosophy
144
law
346
Empiricism in medicine quackery
614.26
libraries
027.042
Employers and employed, ethics
174.8
literature
820
polit. econ
'33^-^
local government
352.042
Employment, hygiene
613.6
map3
912.42
of time ethics
179.9
navy
354.427
women labor
331-4
painting
759-2
customs
396.5
philosophers
192
Empresses' lives
923.1
philosophers' lives
921.2
Emulation ethics
179
private law
347
^ Enallage English syntax
425-2
religious history
274.2
Enamel arch, decoration
729.65
Romanesque architecture
723-42
chem. technology
666.2
schools, public
379.4a
Topic* in blactc face type are sub-divided.
Superior figures refer to the tables at the
end of tl
(4<
liis index.
53)
England
INDEX
Euchre
England
sculpture
735
Eocene fossils paleontology
560
slavery
326
period geology
551.781
societies, general
062
Eolian harp
787.9
statistics
314-2
Kpacrideae botany
583-64
travel
914.2
Ephemerides
5^
treaties
341.242
Ephesians Bible
227.5
universities education
378.42
Ephesus, first council of, relig.
270.23
zoology
591.94a
history ancient
939-23
English
composition
808
' modem
956.2
cyclopedias
032
Epic dramatic music
782.2
Deists apologetics
239.5
painting
753
ephemerides
528.2
' poetry English literature
821.03
newspapers
072
Greek
883
periodicals, general
052
Latin
873
t
philology
420
Epicharmus Greek drama
882.5
socialism
335-1
Epictetus " philosophers
188.7
Engravers lives
927.6
Epicurean philosophy
187
occupation hygiene
613.65
Epidemic catarrh diseases
616.203
Engraving
760
monomania, mental derange-
books of
769
ments
132.1
of seals and gems
736
Epidemics contagious diseases 614.5
Engravings, catalogues of
016.76
diseases
616
collections "
769
public health
614.49
Enharmonic organ music
786.9
Epigenesis spontan. generation
576.1
Enigmas
amusements
793
' Epigrams English literature
828
s
English literature
828
Epigyneae botany
584.*
Enlistment army
355
Epilepsy diseases
616.853
Ennius
Latin drama
872.4
Epiphany Anglican festival
264.031
Enoch, Book of
229
Epirus ancient history
938.2
Enrollment school organization
371.21
Episcopacy sects
283
Ensigns
flags
929.9
Episcopal charges sermons
252.1
Ensilage
agriculture
633
church
283
Entail
law
347.2
in Scotland
283.41
Enteric fever diseases
616.927
orders ministry
262.17
public health
614.51 1
Episcopalians' lives
922.3
Enteropneusta zoology
593-99
Episcopate ministry
262.12
' Entertaining collections, Eng. Ill
t.828
Epispastics external irritants
61 5.774
Entertainments, licenses for
352.8
Epistles Anglican ritual
264.036
public
79»
Bible
227
Enthusiasm psychology
157
^ Epistolary writers' lives, English
928.26
religious
269
Epistolography
808.6
Enthymeme logic
166
Epitaphs
929.5
Entomology zoOlogy
595-7
Epizoa parasites, zoology
591.69
Entomophthoreie botany
589.229
Epizootic diseases,veterinary med 619
Entomostraca zoOlogy
59531 :
* Equador history
986
Entozoa
parasitic diseases
616.962
Equality social ethics
"77-5
zoolog>'
595-1
Equation-machine astron. instru.
522.54
Entropy
physics
536.7
of center orbits
521.38
Enunciation elocution
808.5
time chronology
529.1
Envallsson, K: Swedish drama
839.7254
personal, astron. corrections 522.97
Environment evolution
575-3
Equations, algebraical
512.3
influence of, therap.
615.56
chemical
541.9
on man
573-4
indeterminate
512.23
mental characteris.
136.2
numerical
5x2.2
Envy
ethics
179-8
theory of
512.82
Enzina, J,
, del Spanish drama
862.21
trigonometric
5>4.4
Topics in black face tyi>e
are tiub-divided. Superior flfcure» refer to the tables at the
end of this index.
(464)
INDEX
Equator, inclination of seasons
Equatorial belt earth
mounting telescopes
telescope astronomy
Equestrian exercise
Equilibrium astronomy, laws
of liquids physics
rotating spheroid
Equinoxes astronomy
Equipment of armies
navies
Equisetx botany
Equity law
of redemption law
Equivalence of force physics
theoretical chemistry
Equivalent projections on maps
Equivocation ethics
Erbium metals
Erckmann, £mile French fiction
Eretrian philosophers
Ergot stimulants
uterines
Ericaceae botany
Bricales "
' Erie Co., N. Y. history
Eriocaulese
Erizzo, S.
Erosion,
Erotica
Errata
botany
Italian fiction
525-51
525-14
522.26
522.46
798
521. II
532.2
526.12
525-5
355
359
587.2
347.8
347.2
53J-2I
541.2
526.85
177-3
546.65
843.85
183.7
61 5.7 1 1
61 5.766
583.62
583.6
974.796
584.81
853.43
551-3
176
655.25
551.33
615.726
16s
ethics
proof-reading
Erratic boulders geology
Errhines therapeutics
Error, sources of logic
' Errors, grammatical Eng. language 428.3
of observation, probabilities 519.6
^ speech Eng. lang. 428.3
popular delusions
* Erse language
Eruptions volcanoes
Eruptive fevers diseases
Erysipelas diseases
* Erzerum, Asiatic Turkey history
Escapements watch making
Escharotics external irritants
Eschatology
Esdras Bible
Espronceda, J. de Spanish poetry
' Esquimaux history
Essayists' lives English literature
French "
German "
' Essays English literature
general collections
special topics, see subject.
^33-7
491.61
551.21
616.91 1
616.942
956.6
681
615.775
236
229.1
861.52
998
928.24
928.44
928.34
824
040
(C
(I
Essences chem. tech.
Essenes Jewish religion
Essential oils chem. tech.
' Essex, England history
' Mass.
* Essex County, N. Y.
Established church. Anglican
Estates law
Esther Apocrypha
Bible
Esthetics architecture
fine arts
' Esthonia, Russia history
Estimates building
' Estramadura, Spain history
Etchers* lives biography
Etching
Eternal life future state
England
Euchre
668.5
296
668.5
942.67
974.45
974.753
283
347.6
229.2
222.9
720.1
701
947.4
692.5
946.2
927.6
767
237
Eternity
punishment, doctrinal theol. 237.7
Ether
doctrines
natural theology
anaesthetics
poisons
temperance
Etherege, Sir G: English drama
Ethers chem. technology
organic chemistry
Ethical culture societies
education
ethics
Ethics
legal
of copyright
social
Ethiopia ancient history
* modern "
* Ethiopic language
Ethmoid bone anatomy
Ethnic religions
Ethnography
Ethnology
medicine
customs
ethics
ancient history
Etiology
Etiquet
237.1
218
615.781
615.965
178.8
82242
668.5
547.4
170.6
377.2
170.7
170
174.3
655.61
177
939.78
966
492.8
611.91
ago
57*
57a
616.01
395
1 77. 1
937.5
722.6
477.5
786.47
Euchre
Essence metaphysics 1 2 1
Topic* In black face tjrpe are •ub-divided. Superior figures refer to
end of this index.
(46O
Etruria
Etruscan architecture
* language
Etudes piano music
^ Etymologies English language 422
Etymology, comparative philology 412
Euboea ancient history 938.4
Eubulides Greek philosophers 183.6
Eucharist sacrament 265.3
Eucharistic music religious art 246.8
vessels sacred furniture 247.8
amusements 795
the tables at the
Euclid
Fairs
INDEX
£uclid Greek philosophers 183.6
Euclidian geometry 513
Eudemus Greek philosophers 185.3
Pludiometer experimental chemistry 542.7
Eudiometry quantitative analysis 545.7
Eugubine tables Umbrian language 477.4
Eulerian integrals calculus
Eulogies biography
sermons
Euphonium wind instruments
Euphorbiaccac, botany
Euphuism rhetoric
' Eure, France history
Eure et Loir, France history
Euripides
' Europe
Greek drama
antiquities
botany
ecclesiastical hist.
geology
history
statistics
travels
European politics parties
Eustachian tubes ear diseases
Evald, Johannes Danish poetry
Evangelical alliance religion
Evangelist ministry
Evangelistic art
music ecclesiology
sacred music
517.32
920
252.9
788.44
583-951
808
944.24
944-51
882.3
913.4
581-94
274
554
940
314
914
32994
617.86
839.8152
206
262.15
246.7
246.7
783.7
work pastoral theol. 253
writings, practical
Evaporation meteorology
physics
practical chemistry
steam engineering
Evening prayer Anglican ritual
family devotions
personal "
schools
Everaert, Cornelis Dutch poetry
it
243
551.57
536.44
542.4
621.18
264.034
249
248
379.^9
8393' 24
Everett, Edward American oratory 815.31
Evergreens
Evidence
coniferac
circumstantial
law
logic
Evidences of Christianity
Evil natural theology
origin of
pessimism
sin
spirits
theodicy
Evolution algebra
arithmetic
biology
Topicii In black face type are
585.2
347.94
347.94
163
239
216
216
149.6
233
235
231.8
512.7
511.7
575
sub-divided.
171.7
213
097
35'.3
378.24
Evolution ethics
natural theology
Ex librls
Examination, civil service
for academic degrees
of teachers, education 371.13
^ papers, English philol. 428.9
post mortem, pathology 616.079
school, education 371-27
Examinations, competitive civil ser. 351.3
schools 371.27
Examining boards medical licenses
Exanthemata contag. diseases
Excavation mining
Excavations, antiquities
Excess of food hygiene
Exchange, bills of law
international money
614.24
614.52
622.21
913
613.25
347.7
332.45
of duplicates lib. admin. 025.2
specimens biology
stock
tables business
Exchanges architecture
Exchequer, Gt. Br. finance
U. S. administration
finance
Excise laws
offices architecture
public funds
Excitants therapeutics
Excommunication, ecclesiastic polity 262.9
Excrementa sewerage 628.2
Excreta, disinfection contag. dis. 614.48
Excretion physiological sotflogy 591.14
579.614
332.6
658
725-25
336.42
353.2
336.73
336.27
725.14
336.27
615.785
612.26
591.44
591.74
343.2
342
Excretions, organic respiration
Excretory organs comp. anat.
descr. "
Execution criminal law
Executive department const, law
lib. adminis. 025.1
Executors law 347*6
Exegesis Bible 220.6
Exemplaria typog^aphica, rarities 090
Exercise hygiene 6x3.7
therapeutics 615.743
Exertion, excessive, effects of 616.983
Exhalation of vapor zoology 591.129
water vapor, physiology 612.25
Exhaustion, effects of diseases 616.986
Exhibition halls architecture 725*91
Exhibitions, building 690.6
international 606
of art 708
industry 606
school 371*29
special see subject.
Superior figure* refer to the table* at tli«
end of this index.
(466)
INDEX
Euclid
Fairs
Exhortations
Exile
public worship
punishments
social ethics
Bible
Exodus
Exorcism
Exotics botany
Expansion heat
Expatriation
Expectorants therapeutics
£^xpellent forces abnormal labor
Expenditure, public finance
Experience
Experimental chemistry
Experiments, chemical
Exploitation mining
hygiene
mining
264.6
343-2
177.8
222.12
1334
536.41
341.5
615.721
618.51
336
54a
54a
622.3
613.69
622. z
910
910.9
923-9
Exploration
Explorations
history of
Explorers* lives
Explosions of fire damp, mining eng. 622.81
protection of life 614.83
Explosives chem. tech. 662
manufac. of, hygiene 613.66
protect, of life 6x4.831
mining dangers 622.85
Exponential formulae trigonometry 514.3
382
382
606
252.8
392.2
393-4
to cold protection of life 614.87
Exportation
Exports
Expositions useful arts
Expository sermons
Exposure of children customs
dead
Express companies
Expression, facial
sociology
useful arts
art anatomy
physiognomy
musical
Extatics mental derang.
Extemporaneous speaking
Extempore prayer public worship
Extension of libraries
External agencies therapeutics 615.77
ear diseases of 617.81
plastering and stucco
walls, incrusted, arch.
windows arch, const
Extinct animals paleontology
plants
Extinction of fire protec. of life
species
painless, of life, an. hygiene 614.97 1
Extra books for readers lib. econ. 024.7
fingers or toes deformities 617.36
385
656
743
'38
780.1
132.5
808.5
264.1
oai.6
693.61
729.61
721.84
560
561
614.843
575-6
Extraction mining 622.6
of teeth dentistry 617.66
' Extracts English literature 828
on special subjects see subject.
Extradition international law
Extra-uterine pregnancy
Extreme unction sacraments
Extremities, lower, anatomy
surgery
upper, anatomy
suigery
Eye anatomy
asylums for blind
care of hygiene
diagnosis pathology
diseases of surgery
hospitals
architecture
optics
physiology
piece telescope
psychology
Eyelids eye diseases
Eyes, artificial surgery
care of, at school
protection of, in factories
Ezekiel Bible
Ezra "
' Fables English literature 828
Fabre d* ]^glantine, P. F. N. French
341.4
618.31
265.7
611.98
617.58
611.97
617.57
611.84
362.4
613.65
616.073
617.7
362.1
725.51
535-7
612.84
522.23
1 52. 1
617.77
617.79
371.72
628.513
224.4
222.7
time for readers lib. econ. 024.7
Topics in black face type are sub-divided. Superior figure* refer to the table*
end of this Index.
(467)
drama
Fabrics, textile manufacturers
Facades architecture
Face anatomy
surgery
Faces of type printing
' Facetis English literature
Facial angle craniology
Factories, carriage and car, arch.
cooperative pol. econ.
furniture arch.
sanitation in
textile architecture 725.41
useful arts 670
Factors and brokers law
Factory-laws political economy
system labor and wages
Faculx sun
Faculty, intuitive mental science
Fagging student life
Fahlbands economic geology
Fahlcrantz, K. E. Swedish satire 839.7763
Faience ware pottery 738
Fairies 398.4
Fairs, agricultural 630.6
commercial 381
at the
842.64
677'
729.x
611.92
617.52
655.24
827
573-7
725.45
334.6
725.44
628.51
347.7
338.9
331
523.74
156
371.82
553.17
Fairs
Field
Fairs, industrial
social customs
' Fairy tales English literature
folklore
mythology
Faith, confessions of creeds
INDEX
606
394.6
823
398.4
238
pub. worship 264.5
cure
religion
therapeutics
doctrinal theology
logic of assent
Falconry amusements
Faldella, G. Italian fiction
Faliscus, Gratius Latin poetry
' Falkland Islands history
travels
Fall of ground mines
man doctrinal theology
Fallacies logic
Fallen, parish care of
Falling bodies, deviations astron.
laws physics
Fallopian tubes anatomy
diseases of women
Falsehood ethics
Fallen, Enevold Danish drama
Falster, Kristian " poetry
Fame social ethics
Family devotions
ethics
genealogies
histories
hotels architecture
law
libraries
medicine
political science
relations customs
worship
Famine fever diseases
hygiene
Famines
religion
mental faculties
Fanaticism
Fancy
Fancy-work
Fans
Fantasia
Faradisation
Farces
s
blowing engines
mining engineering
toilet
ventilation
music
electric medicine
amusements
English drama
Farewell sermons
Farina, S. Italian fiction
Farm houses architecture
265.8
615.852
234.2
163
799
853-85
871.4
997
9197
622.83
2331
165
258
52537
531-52
611.65
618.12
177.3
839.8254
839.8143
177
249
173
929.2
929.2
728.2
347.6
027. z
616.02
321. 1
392.3
249
616.924
613.24
616.985
248
155-1
746
621.62
622.44
646
697.9
786.42
615.84
792
82a
252.9
85386
728.67
Farmers-general finance 336.19
Farmers* occupation hygiene 613.64
Farming agriculture 630
Farms, sewage, sanitary eng. 628.37
' Faroe islands history 949.1
^Faroese language 439.6
literature 839.6
Farquhar, G. English drama 822.48
Farrer Catalan poetry 849.9134
Farriery horse shoeing 682.1
vet. medicine 619. i
' Farther India history 959
Fasciae anatomy 611.74
diseases of 616.75
Fascination animals 591.57
Fashion customs 390
Fashionable education, women 376-4
Fast-day sermons 252.6
Fastening tools, mech. engineering 621.99
Fastenings
Fasti, Roman
Fasting
Fasts
arch, construction
asceticism
hygiene
temperance
Anglican church
Fata Morgana, mirage
Fatalism natural theol.
Fathers
721.88
529.3
248
613.24
178.9
264.031
535.3
214
173-5
270.1
922.1
281. 1
6i4.3>3
665.2
547
612.397
Topics in black face type are Aub-divided. Superior flgrures
end of this index.
(468)
duties
of the church, hist,
lives
works
Fats adulterations
animal chem. technol.
organic chemistry
physiology
protective external agents 615.776
vegetable chem. tech. 665.3
Fauces, diseases of 616.31
Faults structural geology 551*87
theory of, mining eng. 622.16
Fauna zoOlogy 59z>9
Faust, legend of legends 398.2
Feasts Anglican church 264.031
Rom. Catholic church 264.021
social customs 394.1
Feathers birds 598.2
comparative anatomy 591.49
Features of surface moon 523.34
sun 523.74
Febler Catalan poetry 849.9112
Fecal secretions physiological zool. 591.149
Fecundation botany 581.166
physiological zoology 591.166
Fecundity physiology 612.663
Federal government polit. science 321.8
party American politics 329.1
refer to the tahlec at th«
INDEX
Pairs
Field
Federalism political science
321.8
Fermentation yeast, etc.
589.9
Federalists U. S. history
973-4
Fermented beverages, adultera.
614.34X
Federation, imperial, Gt. Brit.
354.4201
chem. tech. 663.1
Feeble-minded, asylums for
362.3
Ferments aids to digestion
615.7342
arch.
725.53
materia medica
615.3s
education of
37»-93
Ferns botany
587.3
mental derangemeni
ts 132.2
palaeontology
561.73
Feed mills architecture
725.47
'Ferrara, Italy, history
945.4
Feeding of animals animal hygiene 614.95
Ferrari, P. Italian drama
852.75
' Feejee Islands history
996.1
Ferries administration
351.814
travels
919.61
transportation
656
Feelings emotions
157
Ferrotype photography
772
Fees, building
692.8
Fertility fecundity
612.663
readers', library economy
024.2
Fertilization botany
581.16
tuition education
371.22
zoology
591.166
Feet, artificial, surgery
617.58
Fertilizers, agriculture
631
costumes
391.4
chem. technology
668.6
' English prosody
426.3
commercial, air pollution 614.748
human anatomy
611.9S
manufacture
668.6
weights and measures
389
from sewage 628.49
Feij6o y Montenegro, B. J. Spanish
Fessenden, T. G. Am. satire
817.22
misc.
868.41
Festivals Anglican church
264.031
Feitama, Sybrand Dutch poetry
839.3144
cathedral music
783.28
Feith, Rhijnvis fiction
839.3343
of song "
784.5
Fellenberg*s system education
371.42
Festive piano music
786.46
Fellowship, church
265.2
Fetichism
299
Fellowships colleges
378.3
Feudal institutions
321.3
Felons criminal law
343
law
321.3
Felsites lithology
552.27
tenure law
347.2
Felt roofing
695.7
Feudalism, age of, European history 940.3
Female colleges education
376.8
political science ■
321.3
education
376
Feuillet, Octave French fiction
843.83
customs
396.4
Fever animal heat
612.57
employments
396.5
lung diseases
616.241
functions of generation
612.62
typhoid public health 614.51 1
labor polit. economy
331.4
Fevers, eruptive diseases
616.91 1
seminaries
376.9
general works on pathol.
616.9a
sex duties
173
* Fezzan, Africa history
961.3
suffrage
324.3
Fibres, nerve physiology
612.81
Females, mortality of pub. health
614.143
Fibrous materials agriculture
633
Fences law
347-2
manufacture
677
Fencing amusements
796
Fichte German philosophy
193.3
Fenianism Irish history
941.5
idealism
141
polit. assoc.
363
Ficoidales botany
583.47
Fenollar, B. Catalan poetry
849.9132
Ficoideae "
583.47 s
Ferdinand I. German history
943-032
' Fiction English literature
823
II.
943.042
reading of
028.4
III.
943.043
writing
808.3
VI. Spanish history
946.056
Fictitious characters, diet, of
803
VII.
946.07
imprints
Ferdinand and Isabella
946.03
names pseudonyms
014
* Ferghana, Turkestan history
958.7
titles of books
098
Ferguson, E. American poetry
811. 16
Fidelity ethics
^77-3
^ Fermanagh, Ireland history
941.68
Fief
321.3
Fermentation chemical tech.
663.1
Field books engineering
620.8
temperance
178
fortifications
623.1
Topics In black face type are sail
-divided.
Superior figures refer to the tables
1 at the
end of th
Ls Index.
(46
9)
Field
Poo Choo
INDEX
Field operations geodesy 526.25
sports 796
work, triangulation, geodesy 526.3
Fielding, H : English fiction
* Fife Scotland history
musical instruments
Fighting, animal
prize
Figure-heads carving
human, in art art anatomy
of earth astronomy
geodesy
windows arch. dec.
Figures, correlation of geometry
of heavenly bodies astron
prosody Eng. language 426.4
Gr. " 486.4
Lat. " 476.4
' other languages
823.52
941-33
788.5
175.6
175.6
736
743
525-14
526.1
729.84
513-57
521.14
' Fiji Islands
history
996.1
Filangeri, G.
Italian essays
854.66
Final duty
ethics
173-6
Filibusters
criminal law
343
Cuban history
972.91
pirates
910.4
Filicaja, Vincenzo da Italian poetry 851.54
Filicinae
botany
587.3
Filing ma 'hines mechanical eng.
621.92
Filioque controversy theology
231-3
Filling teeth
dentistry
617.67
Fillmore M.,
presidency of
973-6
Filter basins
water works
628.16
presses
, sewage
628.343
Filth diseases, pathology
616.93
public health
614.51
Filtration
areas, sewage
628.368
hygiene
613-35
industrial sanitation
628.545
practical chem.
542.9
sewage
628.35
water supply
628.16
Final causes
metaphysics
124
clauses
Greek syntax
485.4
Finale
orchestral music
785.1
Finance
political economy
336
Finances
library economy
025.1
local government
352.1
Financial admin, civil service
351-71
crises pol. economy
332
institutions pol. econ.
332
Financiers' lives
9233
Finding latitude
525.41
at sea
527.1
longitude
525-46
at sea
527-2
meridian line astronomy
522.31
Finding time
at sea
Fine arts
biography of
Fines library economy
Finger alphabet, deaf and dumb
rings costumes
Fingers, extra deformities
Finishing painting
* Finist^re, France history
Finite and infinite metaphysics
differences calculus
' Finland, Russia history
Finnish language
literature
Finno-Hungarian language
Fiorentino, G. Italian fiction
Fire alarm stations architecture
5*9-7
527-3
700
927
024.6
371.92
391-7
617.36
698.3
944.11
125
517.6
947.1
494
894
494
853.22
725.19
654.7
355
683
523-52
553-61
352.3
alarms signals
arms army
manufacture
balls meteors
clays economic geology
departments administration
engines, mechanical engineering 62 1 .68
protection of life 6 1 4.846
escapes " " " 614.847
exits " " " 614.848
extinction local government 352.3
automatic 614.844
chemical 614.845
insurance 368.1
physics 536.46
places 697.1
proof buildings, building 693.8
depositories architecture 725.24
piers and columns 721.36
works chemical tech. 662.1
worshippers 295
Firenzuola, A., Italian fiction 853.34
Fires administration 351.782
library 022.2
local government 352.3
mines 622.82
protection of life 6x4.84
First cause metaphysics 122
^ lessons in English language 428.2
Fischart, J. German satire 837.42
Fish, air pollution 614.741
as food hygiene 61 3.29
commission 639
culture 639
dead and diseased air pollution 614.763
fresh, inspection of, pub. health 614.^17
preservation of chem. tech. 664.9
preserved, inspec. of, pub. health 614.319
the tablM at th«
Topics In black face type are Aub-divided. Superior figures refer to
end of this index.
(470)
Fisheries business 639
ownership, polit. ccon. 333.9
production 33^-3
Fishermen's occupation hygiene 613.64
Fishes paleontology 567
zoology 597
Fishing sports 799
Fission physiological zoology 591.165
Fistula surgery 617.23
Fittings, library 022.9
'Fiumc, Austria history 943-94
Fixed furniture arch. dec. 729-9
location lib. economy 025.8
oils and acids, materia medica 615.34
INDEX Field
Fog Choo
Flore and Blanchefior legends 39S.2
' Florence, Italy history 945-5
travels 914-55
Florian, J. P. C. de French fiction 843.58
Floriculture landscape gardening 716.2
* Florida, U. S., history 975-9
Florideae botany 5S9.41
Flour manufacture 679
mills architecture 725.47
Flow in sewers 628.222
of blood, rapidity of, physiology 612.15
liquids physics 532-51
streams meteorology 551.57
Flower garden, landscape garden. 716
Fixtures law
library
Flaccus, C. v., Latin epic poetry
Flagellants
Flagellarieae
Flagellata
Flageolet
Flags
monastic order
botany
zoology
musical instruments
heraldry
Flamboyant architecture, Gothic
Flamenca Proven9al poetry
Flames physics
' Flanders history
Flat->bed irrigation sewage
Flats
Flattery
Flaubert, G.
Flax
architecture
housekeeping
ethics
French fiction
agriculture
manufacture
animal parasites
naval science
347-2
022.9
873.3
271.79
584.41
593. » 6
788.5
929-9
723-54
849.123
536.46
949-3
628.363
728.2
640
177-3
843-84
^33
677
616.9681
623.8
439-3
839.3
759.9
831.52
Fleas
Fleets
* Flemish language
literature
painting
Flemming, P. German poetry
Fletcher, G. and P. English poetry 821.37
J. " drama 822.35
Flexure, transit, inst. astronomy 522.38
Flics insects 595-77
Flight of birds, migration 591-52
■ Flint, Wales, history 942-93
Flint chips early stone age S7^-^5
Floating batteries naval engineering 623.9
bodies physics 532.3
debt finance 336-32
Flogging in navy 359
punishments 343-2
Flooding of mines 622.84
Floods meteorology 55^-57
Floors and flooring architecture 721.6
mosaic arch, decoration 729.73
Flora, geographical 581.9
Topiof In black face typ« are sab-divided.
Flowers botany 580
gardening 716.2
language of 716.2
Flues in houses sewer ventilation 628.233
smoke heating 697.8
Fluid, pancreatic physiology 612.34
vein hydraulics 532-52
Fluids, physics 53a
preservative, biol. specimens 579.2
Flukes parasitic diseases
Fluorescence light
Fluorine inorganic chemistry
mineralogy
Flushing shafts sewers
Flute
Flutina
Fluxes
Fluxions
Fly; house
Flying
616.963
535-3
546.16
549-4
628.254
788.5
786.9
669.8
517
595-77
591-47
musical instruments
music
metallurgy
calculus
zoology
animal locomotion
machines, aeronautics 533-6
Foetal appendages, pathology of 618.34
Foetus, abnormalities of 618.53
human, death and retention of 618.33
obstacles to expulsion of 618.52
physiological zoOlogy 591 -3
Foetuses, coalescence of deformities 617.35
Fog signals commerce 654.9
Fogazzaro, Antonio Italian poetry 851.85
' Foix, France history
Fokke, A. S. Dutch humor
Folds geology
Folengo, Teofilo Italian satire
Foliage
Folk-lore
song
botany
Folkvisor
Font
folk-lore
music
Swedish poetry
sacred furniture
Fontanes, Louis French poetry
Fontenelle, B. le B. de, French essays 844.51
' Foo Choo history 951-2
Superior flffaree refer to the tables at the
944.88
839374
551.87
857.31
581.4
398.3
398.8
784.4
839.7114
247.1
841.62
end of this index.
(471)
Foo Choo
Freezing
Foo Choo travels
Foody acquisition of physiolog. zool.
adulterations public health
animal econ. zoology
canned adulterations
chemical analysis
technology
cuies therapeutics
digestion and nutrition
zoology
domestic economy
hygiene
inspection adulterations
of animals
laboring classes, polit. econ.
plants
preservation of veg., chem. tech. i
animal
preserved adulterations
vegetable econ. botany
zoology
Fools lives
meatal derangements
Foot ball amusements
' English prosody
human anatomy
measures
prints, fossil paleontology
Foote, S. English drama
Foraminifera zoology
Force and energy statics
its measure mechanics
centrifugal and centripetal
composition of mechanics
electric, storage of
transmission of, eng.
physics
intermolecular physics
lines of magnetism
metaphysics
of water, river engineering
parallel mechanics
pump pneumatics
transmission of, mechan.
mill work
Forced alimentation hygiene
Forceps, application obstetrics
Ford, J. English drama
Foreclosure law
Foreign banks
bodies, presence of, diseases
wounds surgery
^ elements English language-
enlistment
labor political economy
law
TopicH in black face type are sub-
INDEX
915.12
Foreign missions
266
59I-I3I
relations intemat. law
341
614.31
polit. science
327
59^-63
states administration
^ 354
614.318
trade
382
543.1
Foreknowledge of God doct. theol.
231.4
664
Forensic chemistry law
340.6
615.854
medicine "
340-6
612.3
Foreordination salvation
234.9
591-^3
Forest trees botany
582
643
Forestry agriculture
634-9
6x3.2
landscape gard.
715
614.31
Forests administration
351-823
591-53
meteorology
551.58
331.83
ownership, polit. econ
. 333-7
581.13
' Forfar, Scotland history
941-31
664.8
Forge-bellows
533-^7
664.9
Forgemen's occupation hygiene
613.64
614.318
Forgery law
343
581.63
of academic degrees
378.26
591-53
political economy
332.9
920.8
Forgiveness of sin theology
234
132.2
Forks, tuning, acoustics
534-3
797
Form books law
347.93
426.3
musical
781.5
611.98
ontology
III
389
Formation of character
374
566
crystals, crystallggraphy 548.5
822.62
* Formosa history
951.2
593-12
travels
915.12
531 -a
Forms, elementary arch, design 729.3
531-21
of suffrage
324-2
531-35
Formulae, exponential, trigonometry
514.3
531-22
L. M. Z. geodesy
526.46
621.35
theoretical chemistry
541.9
621.34
Formularies materia medica
615.13
537-84
Fornication criminal law
343
539-6
Forteguerri, N. Italian satire
857-58
538.1
Fortifications military engineering
623.1
118
Fortune-telling
133
627.1
Foscolo, U. Italian poetry
851.66
531.24
Fossil resins economic geology
55329
533-84
Fossils
560
5318
geographical distribution 560.9
621.8
man
569.9
^^3-^3
antiquity of man
573-3
618.81
Foucault's pendulum
525.36
822.38
Foundation of piers, bridge eng.
624.1
347.2
Foundations, arch, construction
721. 1
332.15
Founding of libraries
021.6
616.981
type printing
655.21
617.146
Foundling asylums architecture
725-58
422.4
sociology
362.7
355
1 P'oundries architecture
725-43
33^'^
metal manufactures
671
349
P'ountains landscape gard.
714
divided.
Superior flirures refer to the table* at the
end of thi8 index.
(472)
INDEX Foo Choc
Freezing
Fouqu^, La Motte German fiction
833.65
' Franklin Co., Mass. history
974.42
Fourierism
communism
335-3
» N. Y., history
974-755
Fourth dimension geometry
513-8
Franks history
943.01
Fowling
sport
799
Franz^n, F. M. Swedish poetry
839.7158
Fowls
domestic animals
636.5
Fraud law
347.5
Fox, C. J.
English oratory
825.63
Fraudulent conveyances law
347.7
Fox-hunting amusements
799
elections U. S.
324.73
Fractional
currency money
332.41
Fraunhofer's lines spectroscope
535-84
Fractions
algebra
5»2.4
Freckles dermatology
616.55
arithmetic
5"-4
Frederick I. German history
943.024
Fractures
surgery
617.15
II.
943.025
Framing
carpentry
694.2
III.
943.028
Prance
administration
354-44
Free agency doctrinal theology
234.9
antiquities
913-44
church of Scotland, sects
285.6
architecture
720.944
cities German government 354.4309
hotany
581-944
Italian history
945-04
colleges
378.44
hand drawing
741
constitutional law
342.44
institutions
education
370.944
love ethics
^73'^
finance
336.44
news and reading rooms
027.9
geology
5544
public libraries
027.4
history
944
religion
211
4
language
440
school system education
379.1
laws
349.44
soil party political party
329.6
literature
840
U. S. history
973-6
local government
352044
speech polit. science
323
maps
912.44
thinkers' lives
922.9
religious history
274.4
thought ecclesiastical polity
262.8
schools, public
379-44
rationalism
211
statistics
314.4
trade and protection
337
travel
914.4
use of libraries
024.2
treaties
341.244
will metaphysics
123
zoology
591.944
psychology
159
other topics see table
5 I
theology
234.9
■ Franche Comt^, France history
944.45
Freebooters criminal law
343
Franchise
, elective polit. sci.
324
Freedmen, education of
371.94
Francis I.
French history
944.028
in U. S. army United
II.
944.029
States history
973-74
Francis I.
German history
943-055
slavery
326.8
II.
943.06
Freedmen's bureau
361
Franciscan monks
271.3
Freedom and emancipation, slavery
326.8
sisterhood
271.973
U. S. hist
^.97371
Franco-German war French history 944.08
metaphysics
123
Germ. "
943.082
of man doct. theol.
233.7
Franconia,
house of,
943.023
press censorship
323
1
Lower, Germany "
943-33
public order
351.751
travels
914.333
speech
323
1
Middle " hist.
943-32
political liberty
323
travels
914332
religious eccles. polity 262.8
1
Upper " hist.
943-31
salvation
234.9
*
travel
9M.331
Freehold land societies
334.1
Frankeniaceae, botany
583.151
law
347.2
* Frankfort
history
943.58
Freemasonry
366.1
travels
914.358
Freewill Baptists
286.2
Franking privilege post office
383
Freezing, artificial ice machines
621.5
Prankish emperors, Italian history
945.02
mixtures
621.5
Topics In
black face type arc fab-divided.
Superior fli^urcg refer to the tables at the
cud of tl
tiU index.
(4
73)
Freezing
Gas
Freezing
INDEX
physics 53643
waterworks 628.15
Freight houses, R. R. architecture 725.32
transportation 656
Freiligrath, F., German poetry 831.78
French allies American history 973.32
and Indian wars, U. S. hist. 973.2
church, Gallican
Cochin China, history
travels
encyclopedists, apologetics
Guiana
history
travels
wind instru.
horn
language
literature
old
opera
painting
philosophers' lives
philosophy
polish chem. tech.
protestants, persecutions of
republic, ist history
282.44
9597
915-97
239.6
988
918.8
788.41
440
840
language 447-oi
dramatic music 782.4
7594
921.4
194
667.7
272.4
944.042
944.07
944.08
944.04
723.44
2d
3d
revolution
Romanesque architecture
roofs arch, construe. 721.5
sculpture 735
spoliations U. S. history
Freneau, Philip American poetry
Fresco painting, building
interior decoration
painting
sacred ornament.
Frese, Jacob Swedish poetry
Fresh-air mission
Freshets
Fret-work
Freytag, G.
Frezzi, F.
Friars
Friction
meteorology
German fiction
Italian poetry
monastic orders
mech. engineering
physics
Frictional electricity
* Friendly Islands history
societies
Friends, society of sects
Friendship ethics
* Friesland history
travels
Friezes, carved arch, decoration
painted " "
* Frisian language
literature
Topics in black face tjpe are
973-4
811.24
698.2
747
750
247-5
839-7137
361
551-57
747
833-82
851.21
271
621.89
531-4
537a
996.1
334.7
289.6
177.6
949.2
914.92
729-56
729.46
439a
839.2
Frobel's S3r8tem education
Frogs zoology
Fronto, M. C. Latin letters
Frost action geology
bites skin disorders
blight agriculture
meteorology
Fructification botany
Frugoni, C. I., Italian poetry
Fruit culture
drinks adulterations
Fruits and seeds agriculture
organography
fresh, inspec. of, pub. health
preservation of chem. tech.
preserved, inspec. of, pub.
health
Fryxell, Anders, Swedish miscellany 839.7863
Fuel, artificial, chemical technology 662.8
chemical tech.
domestic economy
metallurgy
steam engineering
Fugitive slave law U. S. slavery
Fugitives from justice extradition
Fugue music
Full development, period of
Fuller, Margaret American essays 814.31
Fulminating powders chem. tech. 662.4
* Fulton Co., N. Y. history 974-747
Fumes, prevention of, in factories 628.511
Fumigating apparatus, con t. diseases 614.481
Function of motor appara., phys. 612.7
371-46
597-8
876.3
551-91
616.58
632
551-52
581.16
851.57
634
614.346
634
581.76
614.316
664.8
614.318
662.6
644
669.8
621.18
326.973
341-4
786.82
612.66
skin
«
612.79
Functional diseases of brain and
cord 616.84
diseases of women 618.17
equations 517
Functions, Bessel's, etc. calculus 51705
calculus of 5'7-5
nervous physiology 61 a. 8
of generation female 612.62
male 612.61
symmetric, algebra 512.84
trigonometric 514*1
Funding system finance 336.31
Funds, public 336
Funeral rites, customs 393
religious ordinance 265.8
sermons 252.9
Fungi botany 589.2
Funis, prolapsus parturition 618.58
Fur-trade 338-1
Furetiere, A. French satire 847.45
Furnaces house warming 697.3
metallurgy 669.8
nub-divided. Superior flgnrea refer to the tablec at the
end of this index.
(474)
INDEX
Freesinif
Gas
Furnaces
Furniture
mining ventilation 622.43
steam engineering 621.18
ventilation of sewers 628.236
domestic economy 645
ecclesiastical 247
factories, architecture 725.44
fixed, arch, decorat. 729.9
library economy 022.9
manufacture 684
school 371-6
Furs clothing 646
Fuses explosives 662.4
Fusion-point physics 536.42
Future events, probabilities 519-4
judgment doctrinal theology 236.9
life natural theology 218
punishment
state, doctrinal theol.
Gabbro plutonic rocks
Gables arch, construction
design
roofs
* Gadhelic language
Gadsden purchase U. S. history
* Gaelic language
Gaetulia
Galatia
Galatians
Galena
Gales
ancient history
<«
«
Bible
economic geology
metallurgy
meteorology
' Galicia, Austria history
' Spain
f(
Galilei, G.
Gall bladder
Italian essays
anatomy
diseases of
secretions
ethics
formation
Gallantry
Galleries and libraries
art
architecture
library buildings
shooting architecture
Galleys criminal law
Gallia Cisalpina. ancient history
Gallican church
Gallium chemistry
Gallows criminal law
Gait, John English fiction
Galvanic manipulation
Galvanism
Galvanized iron manufactures
Galvanometers
Galvanoplasty, electro, metallurgy
* Galway, Ireland history
Gambling administration
237.6
237
552.34
721.28
72937
721.58
491.61
973-6
49163
939-77
939.32
227.4
553-44
669.4
551-51
943-74
9461
854.52
611.36
616.36
591.145
177.1
021.4
708
727.7
022.4
725-89
343-2
937.2
282.44
546.68
343-2
823.77
542.8
537.5
671
537.86
537.85
941.74
35»-762
Gambling ethics 174.6
of amusements 175.9
law 345
Game laws hunting 799
Games, amusements 790
champ'nship, school hygiene 371.75
customs
ethics
Greek
of chance
amusements
ethics
Roman
school
table and parlor
Gaming, public administration
Gamopetalae botany
anatomy
physiology
lung diseases
surgery
fishes
sanitation
Catalan poetry
Ganglia
Gangrene
Ganoidei
Garbage
Garcia
* Gard, France history
Gardening, flower
kitchen
landscape
market
window
Gardens, botanic
architecture
zoological
It
Garfield, J. A., presidency of
Garibaldi Italian history
Gamier, Robert French drama
Garrick, D. English drama
Garter, order of heraldry
Garters
Garth, S.
Gas, coal
engines
hygiene
English satire
heating
engineering
physics
respiration
394-3
175
913.38
795
1755
913-37
371.74
793
35*. 762
5835
611.89
612.89
616.245
617.25
597-4
628.44
849.9137
944.83
716.2
635
710
635
716.4
580.7
727.5
590-7
727.5
973-8
945.09
842.37
822.61
929.714
613.484
827.48
697.6
621.4
536-82
612.22
696.2
697.6
614.723
614.835
Topics In blaiik face type are f»ub-dlvided.
exchange
fitting
heating
illuminating air pollution
inspection of
light domestic economy 644
library " 022.7
manipulation practical chem. 542.7
manufacture 665.7
natural economic geology 553. 28
heating 697.6
sewer air pollution 614.765
sanitary engin. 628.23
Superior flgrures refer to the tables at the
eud of this index.
(475)
Gas
Gibraltar
INDEX
Gas, suffocation by, protection of life 614.82
water heating 697.6
works air pollution 614.723
Gascoigne, G. English satire 827.31
* Gascony, France history 94477
Gases chem. tech. 665
effect on books 025.8
illuminating air pollution 614.723
in mines 62241
inhalation of, hyg. of employ. 61 3.62
kinetic theory 533-7
noxious air pollution 614.7a
pneumatics 533
quantitative analysis 5457
Gasteromycetes botany 589.22 1
Gastric secretions physiolog. zool. 591*143
Gastritis
Gastronomy
Gastropoda
Gates
Gatling guns
Gauging
diseases 616.33
cookery 641
zoology 594.3
arch, construction 721.8
military eng.
arithmetic
measures
' Gaul history
Gauss's theory magnetism
Gautama Buddhism
Gautier, Theophile French fiction
Gay, J. English drama
623.4
511-8
389
944
538.1
294
84377
822.56
Gayangos, Pascual de Spanish misc. 868.51
Gazetteers
special country see country,
Gearing mill engineering
Gears, valve " **
Gehenna doctrinal theology
Geibel, E. German poetry
910.3
914-919
621.85
621.84
237.5
831^3
Geiger, E. G. Swedish miscellany 839.7861
Geissler*s tubes electricity
Gelatine proce«^es,^^'^otography
Gelatinosse botany
Gellert, C. F. German poetry
Gelli, G. Italian essays
Gem engraving
Gemara Judaism
Gemignano, F. da San Ital. satire
Gemmation zoology
Gems economic geology
engraved
mineralogy
Gender English language
French
Latin
' other languages
Geneagenesis zoology
Genealogy
General average law
council eccles. polity
Topics in black face type are
t<
<«
537.53
773
589.18
831.61
854.37
736
296
857.11
591.165
553.8
736
549
422.5
442.5
472.5
«
«
i<
General council religious history 270.2
Generalization, logic 161
Generals, lives of 923'5
Generation, botany 581.16
female functions of, phys. 61 2.62
612.61
576.1
621.18
591 'i<S
61 1.6
616.69
591.46
male
spontaneous
steam
zoology
Generative organs, anatomy
male funct'l dis.
Generatory organs comp. anat.
descriptive anat 591.76
* Genesee Co., N. Y. history 974-793
Genesis Bible
Geneva award, U. S. history
confession creeds
* history
travels
tribunal international law 341.6
Genii 398.4
Genital tract, rupture of abnormal
labor
Genitive case Greek syntax
Latin "
^ other languages
Genito-urinary system, anatomy
diseases of
222.11
973.8
2384
949.4
914.94
618.55
485.5
475.5
591.162
929
3477
262.5
Genius
* Genoa, Italy history
travels
Genre painting
Gentianales botany
Gentianeae "
Gentlemen courtesy
Gentleness ethics
Geocentric place
Geodesy
Geognosy
Geographical coordinates
61 1.6
616.6
drugs act. on 615.76
surg. opera. 617.46
151. 1
945-1
9M.51
754
5837
583-75
177.1
179.9
521.2
526
551
525.4
discovery, history of 910.9
distribution, anim. 591.9
fossils 560.9
of contag. dis. 614.42
plants
names
variation
581.9
929.4
591.152
581.152
9x2.3
220.91
gio
animals
plants
Geography, ancient
Biblical
descriptive
elementary education 372.8
historical 9x1
maps 912
sub-divided. Superior dgvireu refer to the tables at the
end of this index.
(476)
INDEX
Gas
Gibraltar
Geography, physical
551-4
German reformation secular hist. 94303
Geoidal figure of earth
526.17
reformed church
284.1
Qeological reports
550
Romanesque architecture
723.43
surveys
554-55S
sculpture
735.
time
550.1
socialism
335.5
Geologists* lives
925-5
universities
378.43
Geology
550
Germany
administration
354-43
agricultural
631
antiquities
9x343
and religion apologetics
239.8
architecture
720.943
applied mining eng.
622. 1 1
botany
581943
dynamical
551
constitutional law
34243
nat. theol.
215
education
370943
speculative
550.1
finance
336.43
Geomancy divination
^33-3
geology
554-3
Geometric forms decoration in relief 729.54
1
history
943
painted decoration 729.44
laws
34943
windows arch
I. "
729.81
local government
352043
Geometrical drawing math, drawing 744
maps
9"43
Geometricians' lives
925.1
religious history
274-3
Geometry
513
schools, public
379-43
analytical
516
statistics
3M-3
descriptive
515
travel
914-3
Geomorphy
525.14
treaties
341.243
George I. English history
942.071
universities
378-43
II.
«
942.072
zoology
591.943
III.
«•
942.073
Germicides
external therapeutics
615.778
IV.
«
942.074
Germination
botany
581.3
'Georgia, Asia history
947.9
' Gers, France
history
944.77
travel
914.79
Gerstacker, F.
German fiction
^33-77
* Europe
947-9
Gerund
Latin etymology
472.8
« U.S. history
975.8
syntax
475.8
Geraniaceae botany
583223
Gcsneraceae
botany
583.83
Geraniales "
583.21
Gesta Ronianorum, mod. Lat. fiction
879.3
Gerhardt, P. German poetry
83»-54
Gestation, ectopic, diseases of women 618.31
Germ cells, development
botany
581.172
obstetrics
6i8.a
zoology
591.172
Gestures
oratory
808.5
theory biology
576
Gettysburg, battle of U. S. history
973-73
of disease
bacteria
589.95
Geysers
physical geology
55».23
pathology
616.01
Ghebers
Parseeism
295
German Catholic church
sects
282.43
» Ghent
history
949.3
dancing
793
travels
914.93
emperois, Italian
history
945.03
Gherardi del Testa, T., Italian drama 852.74
* empire, new
94308
Ghibelines
Italian history
94504
* language
430
Ghistelc, C. van Dutch poetry
839.3128
low
4391
Ghost, Holy
dogmatics
23 » -3
middle high
437.02
Ghosts
delusions
^33-^
old
M
437.01
Giacometti, P.
Italian drama
852.73
4 literature
830
Giambullari, B
. F. " essays
854.36
low
839.1
Giannone, P.
(t •<
854.57
mythology
293
Giannotti, D.
« ((
854-35
opera music
782.3
Giant, Cardiff,
, humbugs
133-7
Wagnerian, music
782.2
Giant's causeway description
914.161
painting
759-3
natural
[ history of man
573-8
philosophers' lives
921.3
Gibbon, E.
English essays
824.67
philosophy
193
'Gibraltar
history
946.8
reformation rclig. hist.
274.3
travels
914.68
Topics In black face type are sub
-divided.
Superior flg^uret refer to the tables at the
end of thi
i» index.
(47
7)
Gifford
Graphical
Gifford, W. English satire
Gigantostraca zoology
Gigli, G. Italian drama
Gil y Zarate, A. Spanish poetry
Gilbert, N. J. L. French satire
'Gilbert Islands history
Gilding
polit. economy
travels
American essays
INDEX.
chemical technology 663.5
Italian essays
(«
<«
fiction
outcast races
Gilds
Gilead
Giles, H.
Gin
Gioberti, V.
Giordani, P.
Giovagnoli, R.
Gipsies
Gipsy language
Giraldi, G. B. C. Italian drama
•* fiction
Girart de Rossilho Proven, poetry
Girders bridge engineering
Girls, counsels to ethics
female education
'Gironde, France history
Girondists " **
827.71
595-39
852.54
861.55
847-52
996. 8
671
338.6
915.69
814.32
85477
854.72
853-87
397
397
852.42
853-44
849.121
624.2
173-6
376
944.71
944.04
Girs, i^gidius, Swedish miscellany 839.7823
Italian satire
erosion
Giusti, G.
Glacial drift
period
Glaciers
Gladiators customs
' Glamorgan, Wales history
Glanders diseases
public health
Glandular system anatomy
drugs act. on 6x5.74
surg. opera. 617.44
' Glasgow history 94 1 .43
travels 914.143
university 378.41
Glass and iron structures architec 721.98
857.71
55» -33
551.79
551-31
394.2
942.97
616.954
614.564
6x1.4
<t
wood
building
iridescent
manufacture
painted
prehistoric
roofs
stained, design
works
<«
Glauconite
Glazing
Glees
Gleet
Glisettes
Globe of eve
Globes
lithology
building
vocal music
diseases
curves
diseases of
school apparatus
721.99
691.6
748
666.1
748
571.56
architecture 721.53
729.8
72548
552.58
698.5
784.1
616.952
516.26
617.74
a
«
Globes use of astronomy
Globular projection
Globules of blood, red physiology
Gloria in excelsis service, music
^Glossaries English dialects
' language
* Gloucester, England history
Gloves
522.78
515-52
612.111
783.22
427
423
942.41
646
3914
Glucose
Glucosides
Glue
Glumaceae
Gluttony
Glycerine
clothing
costume
leather, manufacture 675
woven " 677
chem. tech. 664.1
vegetable drugs 615.333
chem. tech. 668.3
making air pollution 614.746
botany 584.8
temperance ethics 178.9
chemical technology 668.2
Glyphography, engraving 762
Glyptics carving 736
Gnats animal parasites 616.9681
Gneiss lithology 552.42
Gnetaceae, botany 585. i
Gnoli, Domenico Italian poetry 851.83
Gnomes folk-lore 398-4
Gnomic poetry Greek literature 881
Gnomonic projection, descr. geom. 515.55
Gnosticism philosophy 189.1
Gnostics heresy 273.1
Goats 636.3
diseases of comparative med. 619.3
Gobelin tapestry art needlework 746
Goblins folk-lore 3984
God doctrines 231
will of ethics 171. i
American drama 812.12
idolatry ago
mythology 291
Goes, J. A. van der Dutch poetry 839.3137
Goethe, J. W. von German drama 832.62
Goitre
Gold
G«)dfrey, T.
Gods
Topics in black face type are sub-
pathology 616.44
chemistry 54691
Coast, Africa, history 966.9
coinage 33^4
manufactures 671
metallurgy 669.2
mineralogy 549.2
ores econ. geology 553.41
political economy 332.41
Golden'bull Germ, const, hist. 342.43
Goldoni, Carlo Italian drama 852.61
Goldschmidt, M. A. Danish fiction 839.8365
Goldsmith, O. English essays 824.66
fiction 823.64
poetry 821.64
Goldsmithing, useful arts 671
divided. Superior fig^ures refer to the tables at the
end of this index.
(478)
Goldsmiths* work fine arts 739
Gombcrville, M. Le Roy de Fr. fict. 843.42
Gongora y Argote, L. dc Span. poet. 861 .37
INDEX Gifford
Graphical
Government, science of polit. sci. 320
U. S. and State adm. 353
Goniometry
Gonorrhoea
Good-Friday
crystallography
pathology
public health
Anglican church
special music
* Hope, Cape of history
travels
Templars temperance
Goodenovieae, botany
Goodness ethics
Goose, Mother, folk-lore
Gorgias Greek philosophers
Gorham controversy baptism
Gorilla zoology
Gospels Anglican ritual
Bible
harmonies of
pseudo
Gossip ethics
Gotama Buddhism
Gothe, J. W. von German drama
Gothic architecture
ecclesiology
Kingdom, Italian history
Spanish
^ language
literature
revival, architecture
Victorian **
•Gothland, Sweden history
Goths
((
548.7
616.952
614.548
264.031
783-27
968.7
916.87
178.06
583.58
179.9
398.3
183. 1
265.1
599.8
264.036
226
226.1
229.8
177.2
294
832.62
723-5
246.1
945.01
946.01
439-9
8399
7*4-3
724.4
948.6
943.01
Gottfried von Strassburg, Germ. poet. 831.25
Gottschall, K. R. German drama
Gottsched, J. C. " "
L. A. V. "
Goudouli, P. de Proven9al poetry
Gout diseases
Governess, private education
Qovernment, central admin.
832.84
832.54
832-55
849.141
616.991
373-1
351
organ, for. states 354
control, insurance
divine
elemen. schools
family, ethics
foreign countries
forms of
libraries
library economy
loans finance
local administration 352
political science 320
publishing 655.59
school, education 371.5
Topics In black face type are tub-divided.
368.91
231-7
372.1
173
354
321
027.5
023
336.3
Governmental buildings arch.
Governors' lives
Gowcr, J. English poetry
Gozzi, Carlo Italian drama
Gasparo " satire
Grabbe, C. D. German drama
Gracchi Roman history
Grace aesthetics
doctrinal theology
Graces music
mythology
725.1
923-2
821.18
852.62
857.61
832.71
937.05
701
234.1
781.2
292
Grade of sewers, sanitary engineering 628.219
Graded degrees, academic
Grades schools
Grading engineering
Gradual cathedral music
Graduation schools
Graeco-Russian church
Graffiti
Grafting
Grail, holy
Grain
mscriptions
fruit culture
legends
agriculture
elevators, architecture 725.36
trade dom. trade 381
378.22
371.25
625.1
783-23
371.29
281.9
471-7
634
398-2
633
Graining
Grains
Grallatores
Gramineae
house painting^ 698.1
agriculture 633
zoology 598.3
botany 584.9
Grammar, comparative 415
elemen. education 372.6
schools public schools 379.17
universal compar. philol. 415
^ Grammars English language 425
Gramme machine electricity 537-83
Granada, Luis de, Spanish miscellany 868.32
' Spain history 946.8
travels 914.68
Granaries architecture 728.95
Grand army of the repub., associations 369
U. S. hist. 973.76
opera
Grangers
Granite building stone
plutonic rock
Granites metamorphic rock
Grant, U. S., presidency of hist.
Grants, land
finance
to schools
Grape culture
cure
sugar
Graperies
therapeutics
manufacture
architecture
Graphic arts, fine arts
Graphical representations of sound
782
553-52
552-33
552-41
973-8
336.14
379-12
634
615.854
664.1
728.98
700
534.6
Superior flg^ureg refer to the tablet at the
end of this Index.
(479)
Graphical
Habitations
INDEX
Graphical statics 531-2
Graphics of light and shadow S^S-7
Graphite economic geology 553*26
Graphitic anthracite economic geol. 553.25
Grasses agriculture 633
botany 5S4.9
ornamental 71 6.1
Grasshoppers, pests 632
zoology 595-72
Gratings, timber foundations 721.15
Gratitude ethics 179-9
Grattan, H. English oratory 825.65
Grave mounds prehist. archaeology 571.92
Gravel
disease
foundations
petrography
monuments
Grave stones,
yards
Graves cemeteries
Gravimetric analysis chemistry
Gravina, G. V. Italian essays
Gravitation celestial dynamics
616.62
721.14
552.51
718
719
719
545.1
854-55
S2I.I2
system waterworks 628.12
Gravity, centre of
experiments geodesy
physics
specific
Gray, T. English poetry
Grazzini, A Italian fiction
Great Britain, antiquities
church hist,
colonies
commerce
debt of finance
govt, of
history
parliament
politics
circle sailing navigation
Eastern, ship building
' Russia, Northern, history
travels
■ Southern, history
travels
' Salt lake, travels
Grecian bend fashions
'Greece, ancient history
53'-24
526.7
5315
532.4
821.61
853.41.
913.42
274.2
325.242
382
33642
342.42
942
328.4a
329.942
527.5
699
947.2
914.72
947.3
914.73
917.92
391.2
938
modem administration 354495
botany
finance
geology
history
maps
schools
statistics
travel
Topics In black face type are
581.9495
336.495
554-95
9495
912.495
379-495
314-95
914.95
(i
Greece, modem treaties
Greek antiquities
archipelago, ancient hist.
' modem
architecture
art, history of
church
classics
dialects
fire customs of war 399 '
independence, mod. history 949.506
341.2495
913.38
939.x
949*9
722.8
709.38
281.9
880
487
* language
* modem
literature
modem
mythology
orders of architecture
paleography, inscriptions
philosophy
revival architecture
sculpture
theory of music
Green, J. American poetry
'Green Co., N. Y. history
Green>sickness diseases
Greenback party
Greenbacks
Greene, R.
Greenhouses
paper money
U. S. finance
English drama
architecture
480
489
880
889
292
729.32
481.7
z8o
724.2
733
781.8
811. 14
974.737
618.17
329.82
332.5
336.73
822.31
716.3
728.98
Greenland, discovery of, Scan. hist. 948.02
Gresban, Arnoul
Gresset, J. B. L.
Grevin, Jacques
<«
II
998
552.58
593.19
591.55
529.5
246.8
783.5
842.21
847.51
842.3s
944.08
* history
Greensand petrography
Gregarinidae zoology
Gregariousness of animals
Gregorian calendar
chant ecclesiology
sacred music
French drama
satire
drama
Gr^vy, Jules Third republic
Griepenkerl, W. R. German drama 832.72
Grilles arch, construction 721.87
Grillparzer, F. German drama 832.73
Grimmelshausen, H. J. C. von
Germ. fict. 833.52
Grimm's law comparative philology 412
Grinders* occupation hygiene 613.63
Grinding flour mills 679
machines mech. eng. 62 1 .92
Gringoire, Pierre French drama 842.23
Groceries adulterations 6x4'3
Grocers' occupation hygiene 613.63
Groined vaults architecture 721^14
Bub-dlvided. Superior Azures refer to the tablea at the
end of this index.
(480)
Grossi, Tommaso Italian fiction 853.73
Grotesque forms decoration in relief 729.53
painted decoration 729.43
Grottoes ph3rsical geography 551.44
Ground air hygiene 613.14
public health 614.773
hygfiene of pub. health 614.7
water physical geog. 551.49
Grounds, private 712
Groves landscape gardening 715
Growth after birth physiology 612.65
biology
botany
disproportionate deform.
incomplete
of cities
*(
adminis.
577.3
581-134
617.37
617.31
352.001
physiology
zoology
statistics 312
612.394
591-134
Grundtvig, N. F. S. Danish poetry 839.8163
Gr3rphius, A. German drama 832.51
'Guadaloupe history 972.97
travels 917.297
'Guanajuato, Mexico history 972.4
Guano agriculture 631
economic geology 553-64
Guaranties and sureties law 347-7
Guardianship law 347-6
Guarini, G. Italian poetry 851.45
* Guatemala history 972.81
Gubbio, Bosone da Italian fiction 853.14
Gubernatis, Angelo de Italian misc. 858.81
831.22
94504
341-3
942.34
914.234
85374
972.7
851.87
988
85434
910
656
851-55
85I-37
944.7
INDEX Graphical
Habitations
' Gulf States, U. S. history 976
stream physical geography 551. 471
Gulfs, hydrography of surveying 526.99
Gullet, diseases of 616.32
Gums and resins chem. tech. 668.4
fossil economic geology 553*29
vegetable drugs 61 5.335
Gun cotton explosives 662.2
making 683
military engineering 623.5
sports 799
explosives 662.3
manuf. piotec. of life 614.832
plot English history 942.061
military engineering 623.4
Gunshot wounds surgery 617.145
Gunter's scale, mathematical instru. 510.8
Gustaf III. Swedish drama 839.7252
Gustation physiology 612.87
Gustavus Adolphus Swedish hist. 948.04
misc. 839.7824
Gut-cleaning air pollution 614.742
Gutenberg history of printing 655.1 11
Gutierrez, A. G. Spanish poetry 861.54
Gutta percha rubber manufacture 678
Serena eye diseases
Guttiferx botany
Guttiferales '*
Gutzkow, K. F. German drama
Guyot de Provins French satire
Gyllembourg-Ehrensvard, T. C.
ish fiction
Gudrun German poetry
Guelphs Italian history
Guerilla warfare international law
' Guernsey, island of history
travels
Guerrazzi, F. D. Italian fiction
* Guerrero, Mexico history
Guerrini, Olindo Italian poetry
'Guiana, South America history
Guicciardini, F. Italian essays
Guide books
Guides, railroad
Gnidi, Alessandro Italian poetry
Guidiccioni, Giovanni "
'Guienne, France history
Guilds, business political economy 338.6
«
parish work
Guillotine law
' Guinea, Upper, Africa history
« Lower " "
Guinicelli, Guido Italian poetry
Guitar music
^Gujerati language
Gulf of Mexico physical geography 551.463
Topics In black
256
343-2
966.5
967.1
851.13
787.6
491.47
Gunnery
Gunning
Gunpowder
Guns
617.75
583-163
583.16
832.78
847.11
Dan>
8398361
Gyllenborg, G. F. Swedish poetry 839.7146
Gymnasia
Gvmnasiums
Gymnastics
379.43
725.85
615.82
613.71
371-73
808.5
German schools
architecture
curative
hygiene
school hygiene
vocal elocution
vocal music 784.9
589.238
589.17
Gymnosophists philosophy 18 1.4
Gymnospermae botany 585
Gynaecology diseases of women 618.1
Gymnoasceae
Gymnocarpae
botany
i(
Gypsies outcast races
Gjrpsum agriculture
economic geology
lithology
Gypsy Romany language
Gyroscope astronomy
Habakkuk Bible
Habeas corpus law
397
631
55363
552.53
397
52328
224.95
347-1
158
Habit mental faculties
Habitations, human hygiene 613.5
of animals zoology 591.52
face type are sub-divided. Saperior flgares refer to the tables at tlM
end of this Index.
(481)
Habits INDEX
Heating
Habits animals zottlogy 59i-5
customs 390
laboring classes, pul. econ. 331^4
morbid hygiene 613.87
plants physiol. botany 581.5
Hack licenses local government 352-8
Hacklander, F. W. German fiction 833.78
Hadamar von Laber " poetry 831.32
' Haddington, Scotland history 941 '45
Hades ancient mythology 292
doctrinal theology 236.4
Hadley's quadrant practical astron. 522.41
'Hadramaut, Arabia history 953*4
Haemodoraceae botany 584.23
Haemorrhoids, diseases 616.35
Haggai Bible 224.97
* Hague, The history 949-2 '
travels 914*92
Hahn Hahn, I. German fiction 833.76
Hahnemann's theory therapeutics 61 5.53
Hail storms meteorology 55^*55
Haimonskinder, die, German poetry 831.37
Hair
anatomy 611.78
diseases of 616.54
dressing customs 39^ -5
toilet 646
organic chemistry 547
physiology 612.79
pickers' occu., hygiene 613.63
Hakluyt society geography
Half-timbered walls arch, const.
way covenant
Haliburton, T: C. Amer. humor
Halicarnassus, Greek antiquities
Halides organic chemistry
' Halifax, N. S. history
travels
Hall, J. English satire
Halleck, Fitz-Greene Am. poetry
Halley's method, transits of Venus
Hallman, K: I., Swedish drama
Hallow-eve customs
Halls, central library buildings
city architecture
exhibition
c«
«
((
hygiene
architecture
student life
for lectures
music
public
riding
society .
temporary architecture
town
turn
Hallucinations
Halogen group chemistry
Haloids organic chemistry
Topics in black face type are t»ub«clivideci. Superior
end of this index.
(482)
<«
It
910.6
721.21
285.8
817.38
913-3924
547.7
971.6
917.16
827.33
811.31
523.94
839.7251
394
022.5
725-13
725.91
725.83
725.81
613.55
725.88
371.86
725.92
725.13
725.85
*33.2
546.1a
547.4
583.398
535-4
583.394
948.4
943-5'
9i4.35»
Halorageae botany
Halos optics
Hamamelideae, botany
* Hamar, Norway history
' Hamburg, Germany, "
travels
Hamilton, Alexander Am. oratory 815.21
Sir W: English philos. 192.9
' Hamilton Co., N. Y. history 974.752
Hamitic language 493
Hammarskold, L. Swedish essays 839.7462
Hammers machine tools 621.97
steam machine tools 621.97
' Hampden Co., Mass. history 974-42
' Hampshire Co., " " 974-42
Hand-books of travel gio
chiromancy '33.6
dressing of ore mining eng. 622.72
human anatomy 611.97
language, deaf and dumb 37 1.92
railing stair building 694.S
turning lathes 621.94
Handicraft mechanic trades 680
Handling minerals mining engin. 622.61
Hands, artificial surgery 617.57
Handwriting 652
Hanging punishments 343-2
Hangings, textile building 698.7
' Hanover, Germany history 943-53
travels 9M.353
Hanover, House of, English hist. 942.07
Irish
Scottish
Hanseatic league history
» Hants, England "
Happiness ethics
Hapsburg, house of, Germ.
Harbor defences fortifications
<i
<(
941-57
941.07
943-5
942.27
1 7 1.4
943.026-.06
623.1
engineering 627
Harbors, hydrography of surveying 526.99
Hard labor punishments 343.2
Hardenberg, F. von German fiction 833.63
Hardness of molecules physics
Hardware
Harelip surgery
Harems in Turkey customs
Haren, O. Z. van Dutch drama
Willem van " poetry
Haring, W. German fiction
Harington, John English satire
Harlots
Harmonics
Harmonium
Harmony
ethics
analytical geometry
modem "
music
musical instruments
music
539-53
671
617.32
392-6
839.3244
839.3145
83375
827.32
176.5
516.56
5^3-56
781. 1
786.9
781.3
fissures refer to the tables at ilne
INDEX
Habits
Heating
Haimony of colors optics
535-6
Hazing student life
371.82
painting
752
Hazlitt, W. English essays
824.76
gospeiS Bible
226.1
Head
anatomy
6ii.gz .
Harness-making
685
art anatomy
743
Harp
787.5
craniology
573-7
Harper's ferry invasion, U. S. history 973.6
diseases
616
Harpsichord
787.9
dress customs
391-5
Harrington, James English fiction
823.41
phrenology
»39
Harris, W. T., American philosophers 191. 8
surgery
6x7.51
Harrison, W. H., presidenc}- of
973.5
Headaches diseases
616.84
Harte, Francis Bret Am. fiction
813.45
Headstones monuments
718
Hartford convention U. S. history
973-5
mortuary design
247-3
Hartmann von Aue German poetry 831.26
Healing, divine
265.8
Hartzembusch, J. E. Spanish "
861.56
Health affected by soil, hyg. of ground 614.77
Harvard university
378.744
boards of local govt.
352.4
Harvesting agriculture
633
public health
614
' Hasa, Arabia history
953-6
laws hygiene
613
Hasheesh ethics
178.8
lift therapeutics
615.82
hygiene
613.82
of students
371-71
Hat-making
687
public
614
Hatching artificial, incubation
636.5
resorts hygiene
613.12
engraving
762
Healths, drinking of customs
394.1
Hate ethics
179.8
ethics
178.3
Hats clothing
646
Hearing acoustics
534.7
costume
391.4
anatomy
611.85
Hauch, J. C. Danish poetry
839.8164
asylums for deaf
362.4
Hau£f, W. German fiction
833.67
diseases
6x7.8
Haulage, animal mining engineering 622.65
car hospital
362.1
mechanical, " "
622.66
physiology
612.85
' Haute Garonne, France history
944.86
senses
152.2
« Ix)ire,
944.81
Heart
anatomy
611. 12
« Marne,
944.33
diseases
616.12
« Sa6ne,'
944.45
membranes of dis.
616. 1 1
« Savoie,
944.49
Heat,
animal physiology
6x2.5
« Vienne,
944.66
diaphoretics
6i5.7-*3
« Hautes Alpes.
944.97
disinfect, in contag. dis.
614.483
« Pyrenees. " "
944.78
effect on books
025.8
' Havana history
972.91
plants
581.54
travels
917.291
engines air engines
621.41
' Havre, France historj-
944.25
geological agents
55' -94
travels
914.425
imponderable remedies
615.832
' Hawaii history
996.9
meteorology
55»-52
travel
919.69
of earth
525-2
Hawaiian language
499
moon
523-32
Hawes, S. English poetry
821.25
stars
523.82
Hawkesworth, J. ** essays
824.65
sun
523.72
Hawking sports
799
production, muscular
612.745
trade
639
physics
536
Hawthorne, Julian Am. fiction
813.47
Heathen, apologetics against
239.3
Nathaniel " "
813-33
art ecclesiology
246.2
Hay fever and asthma diseases
616.202
missions to
266
Hayes, R. B., presidency of
973-8
philosophy vs. the Church 261.2
Hayne, Paul Hamilton Am. poetry
811.42
religions
290
' Hayti history
972.94
salvation of
234
travel
917.294
Heathenism. non-Christian relig. 299
Haze meteorology
55»-57
Heating, buildings
697
Topics in black face type are ub-divided.
Superi
or tignrea refer to tbe tabled at the
end of tl
bis index.
(4
83)
Heating
INDEX
History
Heating, domestic econ.
644
Hemp
agriculture
633
houses, sanitary engineer.
628.8
manufactui'es
677
libraries
022.8
Henri Deux ware pottery
73^
physics
536.83
Henry I.
English history
942.023
practical chemistry
542.4
II.
942.031
steam engineering
621.19
Irish history
941.52
Heaven theology
237.4
III.
English history
942.034
Heavenly bodies, figures of
521.14
IV.
942.041
rotation of
521.15
V.
942.042
Hebbel, F. German drama
832.77
VI.
942.043
Hebraic Sabbath
263.1
VII.
942.051
Hebrew ancient history
933
VIII.
942.052
* language
493.4
Henry I.
French history
944.021
literature
892.4
II.
944.028
religion
296
III.
944.029
Hebrews Epistles
227.87
IV.
944.031
modem history
296
Henry I.
German history
943.022
Hebrides history
941.17
II.
943.022
Hedberg, Frans Swedish drama
839.7265
III.
943-023
Hedges landscape gardening
: 715
IV.
943-023
Hedonism ethics
171.4
V.
943023
Hegel German philosophers 193.5
VI.
943.024
Hegelund, P. J. Danish drama
839.8233
VII.
943.026
Hegesias Greek philosophers
183.5
Hens
diseases of
619.5
Heiberg, J. L. Danish drama
839.8262
poultry
636.5
P: A.
839.8258
Hepaticae
botany
588.3
Heidelberg catechism
238.41
Hepatitis
diseases
616.36
* history
943.46
Hepatology
physiology
612.35
travels
914.346
Heptarchy
English history
942.01
Heine, H. German poetry
831.75
Heraclitus
Greek philosophy
182.4
Heinrich von Veldeke, Germ, poetry 831.23
Heraldry
929.6
Heinrije van Veldeke, Dutch "
839.3112
« Herat, Afghi
inistan history
958.3
Heirs law
347.6
travels
915.83
' Hejaz, Arabia history
953-2
' H^rault, France history
944-84
Heidenbuch German poetry
831.29
Herb doctors
cures
615.855
" Heidenbuch, das " K. v. d. Rohn
^ 831.35
Herbariums
580.7
Heliand
839.2
architecture
727.6
Heliocentric long, and latitude
521.25
Herberay, NI
d* French fiction
843.33
place
521.2
Herbert, G.
English poetry
821.38
Heliometer astronomy
522.45
Herculaneum
description
913.377
Heliostat
522.58
Herder, J; G.
von German poetry
831.64
Heliotypes
774
Hereditary diseases hygiene
613.93
Heliozoa zoology
593.13
genius mental charactei
• 136.3
Hell
237.5
succession law
347.6
Hellebore irritant poisons
615-93
pol. sci.
321.6
Hellenic languages, minor
489
Heredity
evolution
575.1
Helmers, J. F., Dutch poetry
839.3152
hygiene
613.9
Helminthology zoology
595- »
mental
136.3
Helps, Sir A. English essays
824.84
origin of the soul
129.2
Helps for laboring classes pol. econ. 331-85
Hemiplegia paralysis 616.842
Hemiptera insects 595«75
Hemmingsen, Niels Danish misc. 839.883
Hemorrhage in labor obstetrics 618.54
of the lungs diseases 616.243
Hemorrhoids " 616.35
Topics in black
spiritual doctr. theol. 233.3
' Hereford, England history 942-44
Heresies 273
Heretics, persecutions of 272
* Herkimer Co., N. V. history 974.761
Hermann v. Sachsenheim, Ger. poet. 831.33
Hermanni, N. Swedish poetry 839.71 H
face type are tub-divided. Superior flgrures refer to the tables at tli#
end of this index.
(484)
INDEX
Hermaphrodites animals
591.167
man
573-9
Hermeneutics Bible
220.6
Hermetic art alchemy
540.1
Hermits* lives, biography
920.8
relig. biography
922
Hernia diseases
616.34
Herodotus Greek literature
888.1
Heroism ethics
179.6
Herpetology
598.1
Herrera, Fernando de Spanish poel
t. 861.35
Herrick, R. English poetry
821.43
Herring fisheries
639
' Hertford English history
942.58
Hertz, Henrik Danish drama
839.8263
' Herzegovina history
94396
Hesiod Greek epic poetry
883.2
If
' Hesse-Darmstadt German history 943.41
» Nassau «' " 943-58
Hessian fly economic zoology 591-69
Heterogenesis alternate generation 591.163
591. 161
59»i53
593.63
513.16
426.5
486.5
476.5
Hexagons
Hexameters
Hezapoda
spontan.
Heterophagic variation zoology
Hezacorolla *^
geometry
English prosody
Greek "
Latin "
other languages
zoology
Heyse, P. J. L. German fiction
Heywood, J. English drama
Hiatus Greek prosody
Latin "
' other languages
Hibbert lectures religion
Hibernation zoology
Hickok, L. P. Amer. philosophers
Hicksites friends
' Hidalgo, Mexico history
Hieroglyphics
Egyptian
High altitude observatories astron.
church Anglican church
license temperance ethics
pressure hot water heating
steam "
schools
treason law
Higher algebra
education academies
595.7
833-85
822.21
486.4
476.4
290
591-54
191.4
289.6
972.4
419
493-1
522.14
283
178.4
697.4
697.5
379.17
343
512.8
373
378
Heating
History
Hight of buildings ground hygiene 614.784
tide wave, velocity of 525.65
Hights, measurement of surveying 526.94
Highway areas Eng. local gov'm't 352.0427
Highwaymen law 343
Highways, administration 351.81 1
law 347.2
local government 352.7
road engineering 625.7
transportation 386
travel on, protect, of life 614.862
Hildebrand Italian history 945-03
religious " 270.4
•* Hildebrandslied," German poetry 831. 11
Hillhouse, J. A. American drama 812.23
Himalayan architecture
' Himalayas physical geography
travel
Himyaritic inscriptions
* language
* Hindi language
Hindoo architecture
* languages
law
philosophy
religion
' Hindostan history
Hinduism
' Hindustan history
* Hindustani language
Hip
Hipparion
Hippias
Hipponax
Hippophagy
History
colleges
numerical equations, algebra 512.22
'Highlands, Scotland, description 914.11
history 941 -i
Hight of atmosphere 523-58
I^les in black face type are «iib-divided. Superior figures refer to the tablet
end of this Index.
diseases
surgery
paleontology
Greek philosophers
" satire
hygiene
Histogenesis zoOlogy
Histology animals
botany
human anatomy
Historians' lives English
Historical atlases
books Bible
charts and tables
geography
magazines
on special subjects see subject.
painting 756
sermons 252.9
societies 906
on special subjects see subject.
theology 209
900
ancient 930
constitutional 342
ecclesiastical 270
at the
722.4
55»-43
915.42
492.917
492.9
491.43
722.4
491.1
34954
181.4
294
954
294
954
491.43
616.7
617.58
569-7
183.1
887.3
613.28
591.17
591.8
i;8i.8
On
928.28
911
222
902
911
90s
(485)
History INDEX
Human
History general modem 909
literary, general 809
modem 940-999
natural 590
naval see spec, countries,
of civilization 901
philosophy of 901
sacred 220.9
universal 909
* of special topics see subject
Histrionics 792
Hittites history 939-45
Hives skin diseases 616.51
Hjarne, Urban Swedish misc. 839.7832
Hobbes materialism 146
Hobbies
Hoffmann, E. T. W., German fiction 833.64
Hofmannswaldau " poetry 831.55
Hog domestic animals 636.4
styes air pollution 614.762
Hohenstaufen, house of, Ger. hist. 943.024
Hohenzollern " " 94349
Hoijer, B: K: H. Swedish essays 839.7461
Hoisting engines mining engineer. 622.67
machinery mill work 621.86
mining engineering 622.6
of water mining engineer. 622.55
Hoi berg, Ludvig Danish drama 839.8241
Holderlin, J. C. F. German poetry 831.67
Holiday opening, library economy 024.4
Holidays hygiene 613.77
school, education 371*23
Holiness doctrinal theology 234.8
Holland, J. G. American essays 814.34
' Holland, history 949*2
reformation in, relig. hist. 274.92
travels 914.92
Hollow tile construction building 693.4
floors arch, construction 721.63
Holly system water supply of towns 628. 12
Holmes, O. W. American humor 817.32
Holmstrom, Israel Swedish poetry 839.7134
Holothuroidea zoology 593*96
Holstein cattle domes, animals 636.2
' duchy of history 943-51
Holtz machine electricity 537*2
Holy alliance European history 940.9
communion
265-3
Ghost theology 231.3
grail . legends 398*2
land history, ancient 933
' modern 956*9
pre-Israelite history 939*45
travels 9'5*69
league French history 944.029
orders church 265.4
Copies in black face type are sub-divided.
943
247.9
220
23 » -3
246.6
824.62
822.64
392
374
373'^
1737
266
392.3
374.8
024.6
396.6
883.1
Holy Roman Empire
rood ecclesiology
scriptures
Spirit theology
water ecclesiology
Home, H. English essays
J. " drama
Home customs
education self-education
vs. public
life ethics
missions
relations, customs
study, societies for
use of books library reg.
woman in
Homer Greek epic poetry
Homes country architecture 728.6
for aged " 725.56
poor, city " 7 20. 11
country cottages 728.68
tenements 7 28. 12
hygiene 613.51
soldiers' architecture 725.59
725.65
347.2
343
251
252
615-53
574
591.4
424
595-75
972.82
((
Washingtonian
Homestead bill U. S. law
Homicide law
Homiletics theology
Homilies sermons
Homoeopathy, therapeutics
Homologies biology
zoology
Homonyms Eng. philology
Homoptera entomology
' Honduras, British history
* Central America, history 972.83
travels 917.283
Honesty ethics
Honey agriculture
Honeymoon customs
* Hong Kong, China history
travels
history
travels
business ethics
student
Honorary degrees colleges
titles heraldry
Hood, Robin legends
T. English humor
Hoods, academic
Hooft.Corneliszoon Dutch drama 839.3232
Hoogvliet, Arnold '* poetry 839.3143
Hooping cough diseases 616.204
Hoosac tunnel, engineering 622.26
Hopken, A. J. von Swedish misc. 839.7845
Superior fiu^ures refer to the tables at
z Honolulu
Honor
174
638
392.5
951.2
915.1a
996.9
919.69
174
371.81
378.25
927.7
398.2
827.72
378.29
end of this index.
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INDEX
History
Human
Hopkinsianism Calvinism 284.2
Hopkinson, Francis Am. satire 817.14
Hops agriculture 633
brewing 663.3
Horace Latin lyric poetry 874.5
satire 877.3
Horizon, artificial 5- 2- 57
Horn wind instrument 788.4
organic chemistry 547
Horneck, O. von German poetry 831.31
Horned cittle agriculture 636.2
Horns, drinking customs 394-1
Horology astronomy 5^97
watch making 681
Horoscope astrology '33'S
Horse cars railroad engineering 625.6
diseases, veterinary medicine 61 9.1
domestic animal 636.1
pox diseases 616.955
racing amusements 79S
ethics 1757
railway, engineering 625.6
sociology 386
useful arts 656
shoeing 682.1
training, domestic animals 636.1
veterinary medicine 619. i
zoology 5997
Horsemanship 798
Hortatory theology 243
Horticultural societies 716
agriculture 630.6
Horticulture 716
Hosea Bible 224.6
Hosiery clothing 646
costumes J914
manufacture 677
Hospice of St. Bernard, protec. of life 614.87
«
((
Hotels hygiene 613.52
Hottentots description 916.87
Hour glasses horology 529.78
Hours, library regula. for readers 024.3
of labor political economy 331.81
school
House building
connections sewerage
drainage
drains
furnishing domestic econ.
of Commons legis. bodies
correction
Lords legis. bodies
refuge
Representatives legis.
bodies 328.73
painting building 698.1
Household art, decoration 747
Housekeeping 640
cooperative 3344
Houses architecture 720
disinfec. in cont. dis. 614.48
flues in sewerage 628.233
hygiene 6x3.5
noble heraldry 929.7
pipes on sewerage 628.234
society student life 371.86
Housewifery 640
Housing of animals animal hygiene 614.94
37124
690
628.252
628.6
628.235
645
328.42
364
328.42
364
Houwaert, J. B. Dutch poetry
Howard, H. English "
Howells, W: D. Am. fiction
Howitzers ordnance
Huckster licenses local gov.
' Hudson bay territory history
river description
839-3«25
821.28
81343
623.4
352.8
971.2
91747
616.941
97377
177.1
362
725.5
613.56
Hospital gangrene diseases
sketches Amer. civil war
Hospitality ethics
Hospitals
and asylums, arch,
hygiene
marine institutions 362.1
military " 362.1
Host eucharist
Hot air baths hygiene
drinks "
houses agriculture
flower culture
physical geology
heating
Huerta, V. A. G. de la. Span, poetry 861.43
Huet, C. B.
Hugh Capet
Hugo, V. M.
Huguenots
<(
((
((
sprmgs
water
Hotels
architecture
family, architecture
Topics in black face type are
Dutch essays
French history
drama
fiction
poetry
church
lives
persecutions
Hulsean lectures apologetics
Human ability, doctrinal theology
anatomy
body and mind
body art anatomy
depravity doctrinal theology 233. i
faculties psychology 150
figure, perspective 5^5.^7
habitations hygiene 613.5
life, protec. fr. accident 6x4.8
8ab-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the
end of this index.
(487}
265.3
613.46
613.37
635
716.3
551-23
697.4
640
728.5
728.2
839.3455
944.02 s
842.78
84378
841.78
284.5
922.4
272.4
239.03
2334
611
130
743
Human INDEX
Imitation
Human mind psychology 150
nature dogmatics 233
mental characteristics 136
physiology 612
race ethnolo gy 572
resorts hygiene 613.5
rights pol. science 323
sacrifice, non-Christ, relig. 290
Humane societies 361
Humanism 880.7
Humanitarianism Unitarianism 288
Humanity ethics I77«7
Humanized vaccination, contag. dis. 614.4732
Humbugs delusions
1337
Hume, D. English essays
824.64
philosophy
192.4
Humility ethics
179-9
Humiriaceae botany
583-213
Humming-birds zoology
598.8
* Humor English literature
827
Humoral pathology
6x6.4
Humorists* lives, Eng.
928.27
Hundred days, 181 5 French history
944.05
Hungarian language
494
* Hungary history
943-91
Hunger and thirst physiology
612.391
Huns history
950
Hunt, Leigh English essays
824.77
Hunting business
639
sport
799
'Huntington, England history
942.56
Huronian strata geology
551-71
Hurricanes
551-55
Husband and wife law
347-6
Husbandry agriculture
630
Husbands, duties of ethics
^73-3
Hussites Christian sects
284.3
Huydecoper, Balthasar, Dutch dram. 839.3243
Huygens, Constantijn " poctry 839.31 34
^ Huzv^aresh language 49x«53
Hvitfeld, Arild Danish miscellany 839.883
Hybrids animals 59' -15^
plants 581.158
' Hyderabad, India history 954-9
Hydragogues cathartics 615.7324
Hydraulic engine mech. engin. 621.25
physics
engineering
mining engineering
press "
physics
pressing printing
ram engineering
Hydraulics science
Hydrazo-bodies chemistry
Hydrocarbons
532.82
627
622.32
621.26
532.82
65533
621.27
532
547-8
4(
Hydrocarbons, mineralogy
Hydrocele diseases
Hydrocephalus "
Hydrocharideae botany
Hydrodynamics physics
water engines
Hydrogen, carburetted, air pollution
chemistry
Hydro geology
Hydrography surveying
Hydroidae zoology
Hydrokinetics
Hydrology
Hydromechanics
Hydromedusae zoology
Hydrometer specific gravity
Hydrometry velocity
Hydropathy
Hydrophobia diseases
protective inoculation
public health
Hydrophyllaceae botany
Hydrous silicates mineralogy
sulphates "
Hydrostatics
Hydrozoa zoOlogy
Hygiene
mental
military
naval
of air an i ground public
health
animals public health
pregnancy obstetrics
travel and exploration
prison
public
school education
vocal
Hyginus, Caius Julius Latin poetry
Hygrometry meteorology
Hylozoism metaphysics
Hymenomycetes botany
Hymenoptera insects
Hymn tunes music
Hymnody "
Hymnology sacred theology
Hymns and psalms hymnology
Hyperaemia diseases
Hyperaesthesia "
Hyperbola analytical geometry
geometry
Hyperbolic functions calculus
Hyperboloid analytical geometry
Hyperboreans Greek mythology
Hyperellipiic functions calculus
547-a
Tupict) iu black face type are sub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables
eud of thiH index.
(48S)
549-8
616.68
616.82
584."
53a.5
621.2
614.722
546.11
551.92
526.99
593-71
532.5
551-46
532
593-71
532-4
532.57
615.853
616.^53
614.^77
614.563
583.764
549.65
549-76
532
593.7
613
«3i
613.67
613.68
6x4.7
614.9
618.24
613.69
613-57
614
371-7
784.9
871.3
551.57
146
589.222
595-79
783-9
7839
245
245
616.1
616.856
516.24
513-24
517.36
516.44
292
5»7.36
at tl&e
INDEX
Human
Imitation
H3rpericinese • botany
Hypcrides Greek oratory
Hypermetamorphosis zoology
Hypertrophies, skin diseases
Hypnotics therapeutics
Hypnotism mesmerism
Hypochondria medicine
mental disease
Hypodermic injections medicine
Hypotheses logic
Hypothesis, nebular
583.162
885.7
S9»-35
616.54
615.782
134
616.852
1323
615.63
167
52312
'Hypothetical sentences, Eng. gram. 425.4
Hypsometry
Hyracoidea
Hyrax
Hyrcania
Hysteria
Hysterics
Hysterology
Hysterotomy
lamblichus
Iberia, Asia
physical geography
mammals
if
SSi-53
599.6
599.6
939.62
616.852
ancient history
diseases
mental derangements 132.5
425.3
obstetrics 61S.86
Greek philosophers 186.4
ancient history 939.54
Ibsen, Henrik, Danish drama 839.8266
Ice age geology 551-79
dealers trades 689
erosion and deposition 55i-3
formation of 55 1*57
frost geological agents 551.91
houses architecture 728.97
impure hygiene 613.32
manufacture 621.5
meteorology 55' '57
packing, for the dead, pub. health 614.64
Icebergs physical geography 551.34
Iceland, discovery of Scand. hist. 94S.02
* history
^Icelandic language
literature
Ichneumon idse zoology
Ichnology paleontology
Ichthyology
Ichthyopterygia reptiles
Iconoclasts heathen art
Iconography
Christian
Iconology emblems
' Idaho, U. S., history
Idealism philos. system
Idealistic painting
Idealized dance music
Ideas, innate intuitive faculty
Identity, mistaken law
personal
Idiocy
^Idioms English language
Idiosyncrasies, mental
Topics In black face type are
949.1
4396
839.6
595-79
566
597
598.15
246.3
730
247
246.5
979.6
141
753
786.45
156
347.94
126
132.2
423.1
137
Idiosyncrasy, influence of thcrapeu. 615.57
ethics
non-Christ, relig.
ancient history
362.3
725.53
371.93
179.8
290
939.46
785.3
784.3
832.65
Idiot asylums
architecture
schools
Idleness
Idolatry
Idumxa
Idyllic orchestral music
vocal music
Iffland, A. W. German drama
Iglesias de la Casa, J. Span, poetry 861.47
Igneous rocks lithology SS^i
Iguanodon fossils 568.19
Ihre, Johan Swedish miscellany 839.7843
Iliad Greek epic poetry 883.1
Ilicineae botany 583.269
* 111 e et Vilaine, France history 944.15
Illecebraceae botany 583.912
Illegitimacy law 347.6
* Illinois, U. S. history 977*3
Illiteracy public schools 379>2
spelling reform 421.4
Illuminated books 096
manuscripts 091
Illuminati society 366.4
Illuminating apparatus microscopes 578.5
gases air pollution 614.723
chem. tech. 665.7
inspection of 614.835
Illumination, decoration 745
electric 537.83
house lighting 644
instruments, astronomy 522.55
sacred ornamentation
Illusions
Illustrated books book rarities
Illustrations of books publishing
rare
Illustrative orchestral music
Illyria ancient history
Image worship idolatry
Images in churches ecclesiology
Imaginaries, calculus of
Imaginary books
expressions algebra
quantities
Imagination in art
science
influence of, on the body 61 5.851
mental faculties 155
Imbeciles, asylums for 362.3
architecture 725.53
education of 37 '"93
Imbecility mental derangements 132.2
Imbibition physiology 612.381
Imitation
«
247.4
133.2
096
65553
096
785.2
939.87
290
246.3
517.8
098
512.24
512.24
701
501
sub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables at
end of this index.
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the
Immaculate
Injurious
INDEX
Immersion
Immaculate Conception of Christ
Mary
baptism
Baptist doctrines
sect
colonies
ethics
(I
Immigrants
Immigration
Immoral art
literature,
Immortality, conditional
doctrinal theology
metaphysics
natural theology
of animals
Impeachment, administration
constitutional law
criminal law
Imperfections crystallography
Imperial federation, Gt. Br.
robes ceremonies
Implements, agricultural
domestic
232.1
230.2
265.1
230.6
286
3251
325
176.7
176.8
237.3
237.2
128
218
591.51
351-99
342
343
548.4
354-4201
394-4
630
640
Imports
Imposition
Impostors
Impotence
Imprecations
Imponderable remedies, therapeu. 615.83
Importation duty free for colleges 337-8
of books, lib. econ. 025.2
commerce 382
printing 655.27
humbugs ^33'7
diseases 616.69
ethics '79-5
Impregnation physiology 612.63
Impressionist school of painting 759 9
Impressment of seamen 359
Imprints, fictitious 014
Imprisonment punishments 343-2
Improvisation organ music 786.87
Impulse of water hydraulics 532.58
Impure ice hygiene 613.32
Impurities of well water hygiene 613.32
water works 628.16
Inability, human doctrinal theology 233.4
Incandescence, heat
Incantations
Incarnation
Incas
Incense
Incest
Christology
history
ecclesiology
criminal law
Inchbald, Mrs. £. English drama
Incised wounds surgery
Inclination of equator to ecliptic
Inclined plane, canal engineering
machines
Inclines railroad engineering
Income, public finance
tax •'
Incomplete coalescence deformities 617.32
Topics in black face type are tub-divided.
536-45
^3M
232.1
985
247.9
343
822.67
617.141
525-5'
626.5
531-85
625.3
336
336.24
Incomplete development, deform
. 617.31
Incrustation, arch, decoration
729.6
Incrustations on steam boilers
621.18
Incubation, artificial
636.5
Incunabula book rarities
093
Incurables, hospitals for
362.1
architecture
725.51
Indelible inks, chemical technology
667.4
Indemnity international law
341-3
Independence, American U. S. hist
• 973-3
Independency, church polity
262.8
Independent angles geodesy
526.51
Independents sects
285.9
Indeterminate equations algebra
512.23
forms calculus
517.22
Index error practical astronomy
522.38
expurgatorius book rarities
098
making, literary methods
029.5
rerums " "
029.5
Indexes, Biblical concordances
220.2
see subj. indexed
India, administration
35454
antiquities
913-54
architecture
720.954
ancient
722.4
Mohammedan
723.3
botany
581-954
* British history
954
' Farther
959
finance
336.54
geology
555.4
history, ancient
934
' modem
954
maps
912.54
rubber manufactures
678
schools, public
379.54
statistics
3154
travel
9154
other topics see table i.
'Indian archipelago history
99<
Bureau U. S. adm.
3533
corn agriculture
5633
East, languages
491.X
modem languages
491.4
legends
398.2
missions
266
mortality pub. health 614.144
ocean travels
910.4
philosophers
181.4
religions
299-7
Territory, U. S. history
976.6
wars U. S. hist.
973-2
' Indiana, U. S. history
977.2
Indians, American
970.1
education of
371-95
ethnology
572.897
Superior flg^nrea refer to thetablef
at thtt
end of this index.
(490)
INDEX
Indians language
' Indie languages
Indicator for steam engines
Indicators
Indictments
Indigestion
Indigo
Indium
497
491. 1
621. 1 1
025.6
3431
616.33
library economy
criminal law
medicine
chemical technology 667.2
chemistry 546-67
Individual soul, origin of 129
Individuals and the state ethics 172. i
Indo-European languages, minor 491
491
793
347-4
944-55
0.944-54
53724
537.51
538-2
If
history
Germanic
Indoor amusements
Indorsement law
■ Indre, France
' et Loire, France
Induction balance electricity
coil
magnetism
<(
«
of labor obstetric opera. 618.88
reasoning faculty
spark electricity
Inductive logic
sciences
Indulgencies l^oman church
doctrine
Industrial arts
1536
537.52
161
500
282
230.2
Goo
Immaculate
Injurious
Infant salvation 234
therapeutics 615.54
Infanticide customs 392.2
ethics 173.4
law 343
Infantry army 356
Infants, care of 618.6
food for hygiene 613.22
Infection, protection against sanit. 628.513
Infectious diseases of domes, animals 614.91
pathology
pub. health
spec.
Infernal machines explosives
Infidelity
Infiltration of water mining eng.
Infinite metaphysics
Infinitesimal calculus
Infinitive
classes political econ. 331^
((
«(
«
<(
«
<(
depressions
drawing
economy
education
exhibitions
history
legislation
museums
sanitation
schools
statistics
tfndustries chemical technol.
useful arts
Industry ethics
Inebriate asylums architecture
ethics
Inebriates temperance
Inequality, diurnal, of tides
Infallibility, divine
of the church
papal eccles. polity
Roman doctrine
Roman church
schism. Old Catholics
Infancy, psychology of
Infant baptism
education elemen. educ.
mortality, public health
338.8
744
330
371.42
606
609
338.9
606
628.5
607
331
660
600
179.9
725.65
178.6
178.6
525.63
231.6
262.8
262.13
230.2
282
284.8
150
265.1
372
614.132
Infirmaries
Inflammation
English syntax
Greek "
Latin "
other languages
architecture
hospitals
surgery
6x6.91
614.4
614.5
662.2
211
622.51
125
517.1
425.8
485.8
475-8
725.51
362.1
612.57
617.22
Inflammatory affections of the skin 616.51
Inflation
' Inflection
Influenza
Infusoria
paper money
English philology
diseases
zottlogy
332.5
425.1
616.203
593.15
552.57
839.8162
608
812.24
Infusorial earth, petrography
Ingemann, B. S. Danish poetry
Ingenuity inventions
Ingersoll, C. J. Am. drama
Inhalation, adminis. of medicine by 61 5.64
of dust hygiene of employ. 613.63
gases " " 613.62
Inheritance law 347-6
of soul metaphysics 129.2
Inherited disease hygiene 613.93
mental disability hygiene 613.92
Injections collectors' manuals 579.3
hypodermic 615.63
intra-uterine, obstet. 61S.89
medicine 6x5.6
Injectors steam engine 621.18
Injured, aid to, protection of life 614.88
Injuries, effects of diseases 6x6.98
results of surgery 617.2
surgery 61 7.1
to library books, rules 024.8
shelf dept. 02 5.8
torts 347.5
Injurious animals agriculture 632
zottlogy 591-65
Topics In black face type are tub-divided. Superior flg^ures refer to the tables at the
end of this index.
(490
Injurious
Ionic
INDEX
Injurious insects agriculture 632
occupations hygiene 6x3.6
plants botany 581.65
Ink, colored, for books 655.26
manufacture 667.4
Inland navigation canals, etc. 656
quarantine public health 614.462
seas, tides on 525.66
Inlay architectural decoration 729.63
Inlets sewerage 628.255
Innate ideas 156
Inns architecture 738*5
hotels 640
of court English law 340.7
Inoculation against small-pox 6x4.471
protective, contag. dis. 6x4.47
Inorganic and organic matter, differ. 577.1
chemistry 546
drugs materia medica 6x5.2
substances, analysis of 543.7
Inquests, coroners'
Inquisition persecutions by 272.2
Spanish history 946.04
Insane asylum, architecture 725.52
criminal, law 340.6
hospitals 362.2
lives of 920.8
Insanity law 347*1
mind and body 132.1
Inscriptions, comparative 417
* English language 421.7
Insecta parasitica ectozoa 616.9681
entozoic diseases 616.967
Insectivora mammals 599*3
Insects, fertilization of plants 581.16
injurious, agriculture 632
to books lib. econ. 02 5.8
zoology 591-65
metamorphosis, embryol. 591.34
variation 591. 151
paleontology 565.7
zoology 595.7
Insessores birds 59^*^
Insolvency law 3477
Insomnia disease 616.84
hygiene 613.86
Inspection of buildings 614.85
explosives, etc. 6x4.83
food, etc., pub. health 614.3
Inspiration Bible 220.1
Installation of ministers 262.16
Instinct animals 59' -S^
human 158
Instinctive knowledge 158
Institute of France 064
Institutes Roman law 349-374
Topics in black face type are sab-divided.
Institutes, teachers'
370.7
workingmen's arch.
72593
Institutions Christian
260
educational
370
feudal
321-3
monarchic
321.6
musical
780.7
of credit admin. 351-825
pol. econ. 332.31
patriarchal 321.1
republican 321.8
sociology 360
Instruction methods 37i-3
organ 786.7
piano 786.3
public worship 264.6
Instrumental errors practical astr. 522.98
music 780
public worship 264.2
Instrumentation music 781.6
Instruments, astronomical 522
chronological 529.78
drawing 744
engineering 62a 7
geodetic field work 526.33
making 681
mathematical 510.8
musical 780
optical 535.87
physical 530-8
surgical 617.91
surveying 526.91
telegraphic 654.1
for other purposes see subject
Insular faunas, zoology 59 1 -9'
floras botany 581.91
Greece ancient history 939.x
' modern " 949-9
Insurance 368
administration 3*51.825
buildings arch. 725.23
companies 368
compulsory polit. econ. 331.2
law 368
societies cooperative 334.3
Insurrections internal relations 323
Intaglios sculpture 736
Intarsia and inlay arch, decoration 729.63
Integral calculus 517-3
Integrity business ethics X74
Integument comparative anatomy 591.49
descriptive anatomy 591.79
Integumentary system, anat. 611.7
surg. opera. 617.47
Intellect 151
Intellectual development education 370.1
Saperior flg^ares refer to the tables at the
end of this index.
(492)
INDEX Injurious
Ionic
Intellectual development history 809
Interpolation spherical astronomy
522.75
influence of ch
. 261.5
' Interrogatives Latin syntax
475-9
relation of ch
. 377-8
Intersecting lines plane geometry
513-12
life self-education 374
planes, solid "
Si3-3»
philosophy
150
Intersections of surfaces, "
SI 5. 18
Intelligence mental science
151
Interstate commerce law
385
of animals
591.51
Intervention international law
341.6
Intemperance ethics
178
Intestines anatomy
611.34
Intercepting sewers
628.28
comparative anatomy 591-43
Intercommunication, sociology
380
pathology
616.34
useful arts
650
physiology
612.33
Interdicts excommunication
262.9
surgery
617-43
Interest and usury law
347-7
Intolerance, relig., persecutions
272
calculation of arithmetic
51 1.8
state ethics
172.3
political economy
332.8
Intonation music
781.2
securities finance
336-31
Intoxicating drinks, traf. in, ethics 178.4
tables business manuals
658
Intoxication alcoholism
616.861
Interference optics
535-4
ethics
178. X
Interior decoration
747
Intra-uterine injections obstetrics
618.89
department U. S. adm
• 353-3
Intramural interment public health 614.613
of earth geology
551.11
Intransigentes, Spanish history
946.08
walls, incrusted arch. dec.
729.62
Intrenchments military engineering
623.1
•Interjections, Greek syntax
485.9
Intuition ethics
171.2
Interlude English drama
82a
Intuitionalism, philosophical systems 143
Interludes organ music
786.84
Intuitive faculty
156
Intermarriages of families hygiene
61394
philosophy
>43
races ethics
I73-I
Inundations meteorology
551.48
Intermediate state theology
236.4
Invalids medicine
616
Interment customs
393-1
Invariants algebra
512.88
premature
614.61
Invention of printing
655. IX
public health
6x4.61
rhetoric
808.5
Intermittent fever pathology
616.936
Inventions building
690.8
public health
614-531
patents
608
Intermolecular forces physics
539-6
Inventors' lives
926
Internal affairs adminis.
35173
' Inverness, Scotland history
941.21
ear, diseases of
617.88
Inverse probabilities
519.1
heat geology
551.12
Inversion of uterus in labor
618.57
improvements
620
Invertebrates, paleontology
56a
plastering masonry
693.6
zoology
59a
relations church and state
323
Investigations, administration
35 '-98
revenue laws finance
336-27
Investiture ecclesiastical polity
262.16
windows arch, const.
721.85
Investitures, war of, 1074-1084
270.4
International association, The
335-4
Investments
33a
coinage
332-43
Invincible armada Spanish history 946.04
congresses
341-1
Invocation of saints and angels
264.1
on special topics see subject
Invoices accounts
657
copyright private law
341.5
Involution algebra
512.7
publishing 655.63
arithmetic
511.7
ethics
172.4
modern geometry
5»3.53
exchange money
332.45
Iodides mineralogy
549-4
exchanges lib. econ.
025.2
Iodine chemistry
546.15
exhibitions
606
compounds, mineral.
549-4
law
341
Ionia ancient history
939-23
standard, money
332.43
' modern "
956.2
Interoceanic canals engineering
626.9
Ionic Greek dialects
487.923
Interpolation methods calculus
517.6
order of architecture
729.32
Topics In black face type are aub^divided. Superior flg^ures refer to the tables at the
end of this index.
(493)
Ionic
INDEX
Jews
Ionic philosophy
182.I
Iron work manufactures
672
'Iowa, U. S. history
977.7
Irony rhetoric
80S
Ipecac emetics
615-731
Irregularities crystallography
548.4
Iranian languages
491-5
Irrigation agriculture
63'
Ireland, administration
354.41
canal engineering
626.8
antiquities
913-415
sewage
628.36
architecture
720.9415
Irritability in plants botany
581.18
botany
581.9415
Irritant poisons therapeutics
615.91
colleges
378.415
Irritants, external "
615-771
constitutional law
342.41
Irritation, spinal diseases
616.844
education
370-9415
Irving, Washington, Am. humor
817.24
finance
336.415
Irvingism Catholic apostolic
289.5
geology
55415
Isaac I. Byzantine history
949-503
history
941-5
Isabella of Castile, Spanish history
946.03
laws
349.41
II.
946.07
maps
9".4i5
Isaeus Greek oratory
885.3
religious history
274.15
Isaiah Bible
224.1
schools, public
379.415
'Is^re, France history
944-99
statistics
314.15
Isia, J. F. de Spanish satire
867.42
travel
914.15
Islam Mahometanism
297
zoology
591.9415
'Islands, Isolated history
997
other topics see table i
physical geography
551.42
Ireland forgeries Shakspereana
822.33
' Isle de France history
944.34
Irideae botany
58424
* of Man, England history
942.89
Iridium chemistry
546.93
' Wight, "
942.28
Iris eye diseases
617.72
' Isles of Shoals history
974.2
Irish bards lives
928.9162
travels
917.42
bulls Kng. humor
827
Isocrates Greek oratory
885.4
church, Anglican
283.415
Isoeteae botany
587.1
Roman catholic
282.415
Isography
652
hbme rule polit. parties
329.942
Isolation in contagious disease
614.45
land question, political econ
. 333
Isomerism chemistry
541.7
* language
491.62
Isometric projections geometry
515-2
music
784.4
Isomorphism crystallography
548.3
politics
3299415
Isothermal lines, physical geography 551.52
Romanesque architecture
723-41
Israelites history, ancient
933
Iron age prehist. arch.
571.4
" modern
296
architecture
721.9
Issues therapeutics
615.812
bearing waters economic geol
• 553-73
Isthmian games Grecian antiquities 913.38
bridge engineering
624
Istria history, ancient
937.3
building material
691.7
' " modern
943-68
chemistry
546.7a
Itacolumite lithology
552.45
clads naval arch.
623.9
Italian grand opera
782.5
manufacture
672
* language
450
mask, man in biography
920.8
literature
850
materia medica
615.272
painting
759-5
metallurgy
669.1
philosophers' lives
921.5
mineralogy
549
philosophy
195
mining
622.34
republics aristocracies
321.5
ores economic geology
553-3
history
945.04
piers and columns arch.
721-35
Romanesque architecture
723.45
pipes waterworks
628.16
school of Greek philosophy
182.2
roofs building
695.5
sculpture, mediaeval
734
ships
699
modern
735
structures arch. con.
721.9
* Italic languages, minor
479
water pipes sanitary eng.
628.15
Italy administration
35445
Topics in black face type are gub-divided.
Superior figures refer to the titles at the
end of tl
(4c
lig Index.
M)
Italy antiquities 913-45
architecture 7M.945
botany sAiMS
colleges 378-45
constitutional law 343-45
education 370-945
finance 336-45
jeology 554.5
bistoiy M5
laws 349,45
maps gia.45
reforniition in ^74-5
relig^ious history 374.5
schools, public 379.45
statistics 314-5
travel 914-5
treaties 341-^45
lOSlogy 591-MS
other topics see table i
Ithaca, Greece, ancient history 93S.3
Ituibide I. Mexican " 97204
Ivan III. Russian " 947.04
IV.
V.
947.0,
947.04
Ivory-Carving 736
anpply 679
Jackson. Andrew, presidency of 973-5
Jacobins French history 944-04
political clubs 363
Jacobite church zSi.5
Jacobites Eng- pol. party 329-941
Jacotot'i system of eiiucalion 37'-4S
Jacquerie Fiench history 944'0>5
Jade mineralogy 549.^1
Jails architecture 715.61
prisons 365
Jaina architecture 7zi-4
Jainas Hindu sect 294
'Jalisco, Mexico history 972-3
'Jamaica " 972.91
Jambs arch, construction 7i[.S6
James, St. Episile ^47-91
James I. of Arragon Catalan misc. 849.981 1
James I. English history 942.061
II. " " 941,067
James I.-V. Scottish " 941-04
James, Henry American fiction 813.46
Jan I. van Urabanl Dmch ju.clrv 839.31 '3
Janin,J.G. Fre.icl, ».avs S44.76
Janitor library service 023.5
Janitor's dept. " adm. 015.9
Jansenism heresy 173.7
Japan administration 354-53
botany 581-952
finance 336-52
geology ' S5S.2
Topkci Ib black fitce tn>« are inb-dlvlded
Japan
history
952
912.51
schools
statistics
379-5*
3' 5 1
travel
915.2
treaties
341-15
chemical
technology
667.8
apanen
architecture
7M-I
»'t 709-52
language 435
Japanning varnishing 698.3
Jasher, booL of 210
Jasmin, Jaccjues Provencal poetry S49.143
Jaundice diseases 616.36
'Java history ggj.j
travel 9,9.2*
Jealousy ethics 179.8
Jean de Tuim, French fiction 843.22
Jeanne d' Arc '* history 944.016
'Jeddo history ott
travels 9,5,1
Jefferson. T., presidency of 973.4
'Jefferson Co., N. Y. history 974-757
Jeffrey, F. English essays 824.73
Jebovah doctrinal theology 131
Jelly fish loology 593J
Jeremiah Bible 224.1
Jeremy, Epistle of liihle 129.5
Jerroid, D, English humor 827.81
' Jersey City, N, J. history 974-987
travels 917.4927
' island of history 942-34
travels 914-234
Jerusalem history, ancient 933
' " modern 95^9
travels 9,5.69
Jesters customs mi.i
"Jests English literature
837
26&2
Jesuits religious orders
271.5
Jesus CbristoloEy
a3i
society of religious orders
Jet Economic geology
171.5
553-2"
pumps, pract. chem.
541-9
Jetties engineering
627.6
Jewelry customs
391-7
manufacture
671
toilet
646
Jewish architecture
7»-3
calendar
5^9-3
history
933
* language
492-4
literature
89"4
philosophy
181.3
religion
296
Jews, apologetics against
S39-*
Jews
INDEX
Labor
Jews, disabilities of
296
' Jndea modem history
956.9
history, ancient
933
Judges, book of Bible
222.3
" modern
296
law courts
347-97
restoration of
296
lives
9*3-4
Jigging mining engineering
622.75
Judgment, mental faculties
153s
Joan of Arc French history
944.026
private, ecclesiastical polity 262.8
Job Bible
223.1
theology
236.9
Job work printing
655.26
Judicial chemistry law
340.6 •
Jockies horse racing
798
combat "
340.3
Jodelle, £tienne French drama
842.34
control administration
351-94
Joel Bible
224.7
ordeal law
340.3
Johansson, Lars Swedish poetry
839-7132
Judiciary department U. S. govt.
353- S
John, St. epistle I.
227.94
elective law
347-97
" II.
. 227.95
Judith Bible
229.2
" III.
227.96
Juggernaut
299.14
gospel of
226.5
Jugglery
791
knights of
929.711
Juglandeae botany
583.973
Revelation of
228
Jugurthan war, Roman history
937-05
John, King English history
942^33
Julian calendar
529-4
John I. French history
944,024
Juncaceae botany
584-45
II.
944.025
Junctions railroad engineering
625.1
Johnson, A., presidency of
973-8
sewers
628.251
S. English essays
824.63
Junius letters, Eng. satire
827.64
Joinery, ornamental carpentry
694-7
Jupiter astronomy
523-45
Joint stock companies law
347-7
mythology
292
Joints anatomy
611.72
' Jura, France, history
944-47
calked plumbing
696.6
Jurassic age geology
551.76
diseases of medicine
616.72
Jurisdiction civil trials
347-98
geology
551.84
Jurisprudence
340
injuries to surgery
617.47
medical
340.6
mechanical engineering
621.99
Jury trial law
340.4
of wood work carpentry
694.2
Justice
«79-9
physiology
612.75
Justices of the peace law
347.96
riveted plumbing
696.4
Justification doctrinal theology
234.7
rust "
696.6
Jute agriculture
633
screw "
696.5
manufactures
677
Jokes English humor
827
Juvenal Latin satire
877.7
Jolin J. K. Swedish drama
839.7264
Juvenile books, see subject.
Jonah Bible
224.92
criminals law
343
Jongleurs French poetry
841.09
literature
028.5
Jonson, B. English drama
822.34
mortality public health
614.133
Joseph I. German history
943-051
reformatories
364
II.
943-057
Kabala Jewish philosophy
181.3
Joshua Bible
222.2
' Kaffraria, Africa history
968.6
Joubert, Joseph French essays
844.62
' Kafirs history
968.6
Journalism
070
Kairin therapeutics
615.75
Journalists, lives of
920.5
Kaleidoscope optics
535^
Journals mill work
621.82
Kalmucks description
915
Journeys around the world
910.4
' history
950
Jovellanos, G. M. de Spanish misc
. 868.42
Kames, H. H. English essays
824.62
Jubilee singers of Fisk university
784.7
' Kamtchatka history
957
Judaism
296
Kangaroo zoology
599.2
vs. Christian church
2392
' Kansas, U. S. history
978.1
Judd, Sylvester American fiction
813-34
struggle in, U. S. hist
• 973-6
Jude epistle, Bible
227.97
Kant critical philosophy
142
Judea ancient history
933
German "
193-2
Topics in bl»ok fao« type are aub-divlded.
Superior flg^ures refer to the tnMee nt tbe
end of tl
(4
lis index.
96J
INDEX
Jews
Lrabor
' Karpoot, Asia Turkish history 956.6
' Kartum, Egypt history 962.6
Kaspar von der Rohn, Germ, poetry 831.35
' Kastamuni, Asia Turkish history 956.3
Kate, J. J. L. ten Dutch poetry
839-3156
Keats, J. English "
821.78
' Keewatin, Canada history
971.26
Kellgren, J. H. Swedish poetry
839.7152
Kelsen, S. T. Danish "
839-8137
Keltic ancient history
936 .
languages
49x6
Kennedy, J. P. Am. fiction
81332
'Kent, England history
942.23
« Kentucky, U. S. "
976.9
Kepler's problem astronomy
521-37
Keramics art
738
chemical technology 666.3
Kerosene
665.5
inspection, protect, of life
614.834
'Kerrj', Ireland history
941.96
Ketones chemistry
547-6
Kexel, 01o( Swedish drama
839-7253
Key bugle musical instruments
788.46
Keys and locks manufactures
683
mathematical students' honor 371.81
Keyser, Rudolph Danish essays
839.8463
' Khiva history
958-5
travels
915.85
' Khodavendikyar, Asia history
956.1
» Khokan, Turkestan "
958.7
Kidnapping criminal law
343
'Kidneys anatomy
611.61
diseases
6i6w6i
physiology
612.46
' Kildare, Ireland history
941.85
'Kilkenny, "
941.89
' Killarney "
941.96
travels
914.196
' Kincardine, Scotland history
941.26
Kindergarten education
372.2
Kindness ethics
"77-7
Kinematics physics
53I-I
Kinetic theory of gases
533-7
Kinetics physics
53X-3
King, W. English satire
827.47
King Philip's war history
974
Kingo, T: Danish poetry
839-8134
' Kings Co., Ireland history
941.86
' N. Y.,
974.722
Kings absolute monarchy
321.6
bench
347.99
book of, Bible
222.5
constitu. monarchy
321-7
lives
gas. I
Kingsley. C. English fiction
823.85
Kinkel, J; G. German poetry
831.82
'Kinross, Scotland history 941*34
Kinship genealogy 929.1
' Kirkcudbright, Scotland history 941.49
Kissing customs 392-3
Kitchen economy 640
gardening 635
middens archaeology 571.93
Kitchens architecture 728.93
' Kiva, Turkestan history 958.5
Kjaempeviser, Danish poetry 839.8112
Kjerkegaard, S. A. Danish essays 839.8462
Klausen, Peder Danish miscellany 839.883
Kleist, H; B. W; von, German drama 832.68
Kleptomania mental disease 132.6
Klinger, F. M. German drama 832.64
Klopstock, F; G. " poetry 831.62
Knightage heraldry 929.7
Knights of labor, labor organizations 331.88
secret societies
Malta
Pythias
Templars
Knitting domestic economy
Knives cutlery
stone, chipped
polished
Knorring, S. M. von, Swedish fiction 839.7361
Know-nothing party, U. S. politics 329.5
929-711
366.2
929.712
646
672
571.15
571.25
Knowledge, theory of
unity of
Knowles, J. S. English drama
' Konieh, Asia, Turkish history
' Koordistan history
travels
Koran Mahometanism
' Kordofan, Egypt history
Korner, K; T. German poetry
Kotzebue, A; F; F. " drama
Krishna Buddhism
^ Kroatian language
121
121
822.72
956-4
956.7
915.67
297
962.8
831.66
832.66
294
491.83
Ku Klux Klan, political associations 363
Kumiss adulterations
* Kurdish language
' Kurdistan history
' Kurile islands history
travels
Kyrie sacred music
L. M. Z. formulae geodesy
Labels in museums
Labiatx botany
Labiche, E. M. French drama
Labor, administration
induction of obstetrics
laws
obstetrics
of children
614.324
491-57
956.7
952
915.2
783.22
526^6
579-72
583.891
842.81
35»-83
618.88
338-9
6x8.4
33 J -3
party political parties 329.85
Topics in black face type are sub-divided. Superior flsrures refer to the tables at the
end of this Index.
(497)
Laboi
Leading
INDEX
Lrabor, pathol. of obstetrics 618.5
political economy 331
savers, literary 029.2
statistics political econ. 33Z
Laboratories architecture 727.5
school equipment 37 1.67
state adulterations 614.3
Laboratory, chemistry 542*1
work, methods of instruc. 371.38
Laborers' cottages architecture 728.68
occupation hygiene 6x3.6
Laboring classes political economy 331^
'Labrador history 97 1 •9
Labyrinths prehistoric archaeology 571.95
La Calpren^dc, G. de C. de Fr. fict. 843.43
lace-making 677
art needlework 746
Lacedaemon ancient history 938*9
Lacerated wounds surgery 617.143
Laceration of genital tract obstetrics 618.55
Lacertilia reptiles 598.11
Lachrymal disorders eye diseases 6:7.76
secretions zoology 591.147
Lacistemaceae, botany 583.983
Laconia ancient history 938.9
^Laconics English literature 828
Lacquer work, artistic furniture 749
manufactures 667.7
797
Lacrosse
Lactation
Lactometer
holes
posts
shells
' Lampoons
Lampreys
Lamps
Landrath
Landscape
Landtag
games
diseases of, obstetrics 618.71
physiology 612.664
614.32
Ladies of the Sacred Heart 27 1 .93
'Ladrone islands history 996.7
Lafayette, M. comtesse de, French fict. 843.48
La Fontaine, Jean de " poetry 841.45
Lagerbring, Sven Swedish miscel. 839.7844
La Harpe, J. F. de French drama 842.63
essays 844.61
'Lahore, India history 954*5
Lake drainage 627.5
dwellings prehistoric arch. 571.83
* George, N. Y. history 974*75'
* states, U. S. " 977
travels 9' 7-7
surveys geodesy 526.99
Lakes, artificial, landscape gardening 714
physical geography 551.48
water supply 628.11
Lalli, GiovambMtista Italian satire 857.53
Lamaism 294
Lamartine, A. M. L. de P. de, Fr. poet. 841.74
Lamb, C. English essays 824.75
Lamellibranchiata zoology 594* i
La Mennais, H. F. R. de, Fr. essays 844.71
phi 1 OS. 194.6
Topics in black face type are sab-divided. Superior
end of tills index.
(498)
lamentations Bible 224.3
Lamiales botany 583*87
La Motte, A. H. de French drama 842.51
Fouque, F. German fiction 833.65
Lamp-black air pollution 614.747
sewerage 628.253
ventilation of sewers 628. 232
zoology 594.8
English satire 827
fishes^ 597-2
chemical technology 665.6
'Lanark, Scotland history 941*43
'Lancashire, England, "• 942.72
Lancaster and York. Eng. hist. 942.04
Irish "
system education
Lancelet fishes
Land claims finance
companies
grants "
to public schools
law
laws political economy
political economy
public political economy
slides geology
surveying
tenure law
titles, insurance of
travel protection of life
Landed industry administration
'Landes, France history
Landlord and tenant law
polit. economy 333
German local gov. 352.0433
drawing 741
gardening 710
painting 758
photographs 779
sketching 741
German central gov. 354.4308
local ** 352.0431
Langebek, Jacob, Danish miscellany 839.8842
Langendijk, Pieter Dutch drama 839.3241
Langland, W. English poetry 821.15
Language 400
* English, origin of 422
lessons elemen. educ 372.6
of flowers 716.2
origin of 401
sign deaf and dumb 371.92
hieroglyphics 419. i
universal 408.9
'Languedoc, France history 944.8
Lantern, astronomical 523.89
magic optics 535*86
941*54
371*41
597*1
336*14
379*12
347.2
333
333
333'^
5513
526.9
347*2
368.8
614.861
35'*823
944.77
347*2
flg^ares refer to the tables at the
•
INDEX
Labor
Leading
Lanthanum chemistry
546.63
Laughter emotions
157
Lanzi, Luigi Italian essays
854.64
hysteria
616.852
'Laos, Asia history
959-4
Laundries architecture
728.93
La Peruse, J. B. de French drama
842.33
Laundry domestic economy
648
La Place's functions, integral calculus 517.35
Laurineae botany
583.931
* Lapland, Russia history
947.1
Lava lithology
552.21
*La Plata history
982
Lavatories school furniture
371.62
travels
918.2
' La Vendue French department
944.6
Laprade, P. M. V. R. de, Fr. poetry 841.81
insurrection
944.043
Larceny law
343
Law
340
Lard adulterations
6i4.3'3
addresses
347-04
chemical technology
664.3
and order leagues temperance
\ 178.4
refiners* occupation hyg
. 613.62
dictionaries
347-03
refining air pollution
614.743
forms
347.93
Larivey, Pierre de French drama
842.38 •
merchant
347.7
Larra, M. J. de F. Spanish fiction
863.51
metaphysics
Larva embryology
591.34
moral ethics
Z70
Laryngoscope
616.22
of corporations
347.7
Laryngotomy surgery
617.42
nations
341
Larynx acoustics
534.7
nature
340.1
anatomy
611.22
special topics see subject.
diseases of
616.22
parish ecclesiastical polity
262.2
La Sale, Antoine de French fiction
843-23
reports American
3454
La Taille", Jean de " drama
842.36
English
346.4
I^te hours hygiene
613-79
schools
340.7
Lath, metal plastering
693.66
architecture
727.il
wooden "
693-65
Lawn-tennis
796
Lathe work mechanical eng.
621.94
Lawns
712
Latin antiquities
913-37
Laws, building building
692.9
biography
920.037
protection of life
614.85
church
282
conflict of
341.5
classics
870
medical license
614.24
epic poetry
873
plumbing
696.9
erotica
874
Lawyers ethics
174-3
geography
9"-37
lives
923-4
inscriptions
471.7
Laxatives cathartics
615.7321
* ■ language ,
470
Lay ministry ecclesiastical polity
262.14
literature
870
Layamon English poetry
821. II
lyric poetry
874
Laying out of towns and streets, eng.
625.7 .
* mediaeval and modem
479
public health 614.781
mythology
292
Lazarettos contagious diseases
614.45
union
332.43
hospitals
362.1
Latitude at sea navigation
527.1
Lazarists monastic orders
271.77
determinations geodesy
526.61
Lead, black economic geology
553.26
finding
5*5-41
chemistry
546.51
geocentric theor. astron.
521.26
drugs
615.251
heliocentric " "
521.25
manufacture
671
variations of " "
521.28
metallurgy
669.4
Latium ancient history
937.6
mining
622.34
' modern **
945-6
ores economic geology
553-44
Latrines sanitation
628.45
poisoning toxicology
615.928
Latter-day saints Mormonism
298
roofs building
6954
Lattice doors, arch, construction
721.83
water pipes
628.15
Latticed construction carpentry
694.5
Leading cases, American law
345-5
Laube, H; German drama
832.76
English "
346.5
Laughing gas anaesthetics
615.781
on special subjects see subject
Topics In black face type are sul]
^-divided.
Superior figrures refer to the tables at the
end of th
1« Index.
(499)
Leading INDEX
Ught
Leading glazing 69^*5
Leagues, law and order temperance 178.4
Learned societies 060
buildings, arch. 727.9
Learning
Leases law 347-2
Least squares, computing orbits 521-3^
in geodesy S^^5
probabilities 519*^
Leather manufacture 675
stamped building 698.8
Lebrun, P. D. E. French poetry 841.61
' Lecce, Italy history 945-76
Lecompton constitution Kan. hist. 978.1
U.S.
Le Coq, T: French drama
Lectern sacred furniture
Lectionary Anglican ritual
Lectures, copyright of
' English oratory
for laboring classes
halls for architecture
instruction methods
library
popular education
(4
973-6
842.31
247.1
264.032
655.62
825
33»-85
725-83
371.33
021.4
374.5
on special topic see subject
Leeches
medicine
zoology
' Leeds, Eng. history
travels
' Leeward Islands history
Leg surgical operations
Legacies law
taxation of
Legal anecdotes
bibliography
capacity of persons
ethics
hermeneutics
maxims
status of woman
tender paper money
Legendre's theorem geodesy
Legends
law
<{
folk-lore
monastic
mythology
of the Madonna
Legerdemain
Legislation, American statutes
British
comparative
industrial
library, founding of libs. 021.8
public health 614.09
sumptuary, social ethics 177.4
Legislative bodies and annals 328
Topics In. |»lack face type are anb-divlded.
616.9688
595-1
942.74
914.274
972.97
617.58
347.6
336.27
340.9
016.34
347-1
i74-3
347
340.9 .
396.2
332-5
526.42
398.2
244
agi
244
791
345
346
340.5
3389
family law
anatomy
artificial surgery
botany
German philosophy
Legitimacy
Legs
Leguminosae
Leibnitz
* Leicester, England history
travels
' Leinster, Ireland history
* Leipzig history
travels
Leitnerieae botany
' Leitrim, Ireland history
347'^
611.98
617.58
583-32
193. 1
942.54
914.254
941.8
943-2 «
914.321
583-972
941.71
Lemercier, L. J. N. French drama 842.68
I^mnacex
Lemnos
Lemonade
Lemur
botany
ancient history
modern **
adulterations
zoology
Lennep, Jacob van Dutch fiction
Lenngren, A. M. Swedish poetry
Lennoaceae botany
Lens of eye eye diseases
Lenses optics
L^nstrom, K. J. Swedish essajrs
Lent Anglican church
Lenten mass music
Lentibularieae, botany
Leo III. Byzantine history
Leon, L. P. de, Spanish poetry
'Leon, Spain, history
Leopardi, Giacomo Italian poetry 851.75
Leopold I. German history 943<044
II. " " 943.06
Leopold, K. G. af Swedish poetry 839.7157
584.68
939."
949.91
614.346
599.8
8393354
839-7 '56
58366
617.74
535.81
839.7464
264.031
783-27
583.825
949.50*
861.33
946.2
Lepidoptera zoology
Leprosy pathology
public health
Le Sage, A. R., French fiction
Lesbos ancient history
' modern **
Lessing, G. E. German drama
Letter writing
Lettering, ornamental
3 Letters English alphabet
' literature
patent patents
Lettic languages
* Lettish "
Leucocytes physiology
Leucocythaemia diseases
Leucorrhoea " of women 618.17
' Levant history 956
travels in Asia 91 5.6
Levees canal engineering 627.4
Level constant, practical astronomy 522.36
Levelling, adjustments geodesy 526.58
Superior fisares refer to the tablea at tlM
595.78
616.998
614.546
843.51
939."
949.92
832.61
808.6
745
421
8a6
608
491.9
491.93
612.112
616.41
end of this Index.
(Soo)
Levelling, barometric geodesy
spirit
surveying
trigonometric
Lever application obstetrics
mechanics
Leviticus Bible
Lewes, Mrs. G: H : English fiction
Lewis, M. G. English fiction
« Co., N. Y. history
Lex mercatoria law
Lexicography, comparative
> English language
' Lexicons see language
' on special topics see subject
Liabilities of architects building
contractors
owners
Lias geology
Libby prison, U. S. history
Libel law
Liberal Christianity rationalism
unitarianism
Liberality ethics
' Liberia history
Liberty, civil law
political science 323
ecclesiastical polity 262.8
metaphysics 123
of conscience eccles. pol. 262.8
i(
<4
526.37
526.36
526.95
526.38
618.81
531.81
222.13
823.88
823.71
974759
347-7
413
423
692.9
692.9
692.9
551.76
97Z'77
347.5
211
288
X79-9
966.6
347.1
INDEX Leading
Light
Libraries, in sense of series, see subject
press
will mental faculties
personal
religious
doctrine
law
pol. science
salvation
church
state ethics
323
>59
2337
347.1
323
234.9
261.7
172.3
023.4
920.2
727.8
Librarian, duties, etc.
Librarians' lives
Libraries, architecture
for working classes
pol. econ. 331.85
lib. econ. 027.6
free public 037.4
general, library economy 027
imaginary book rarities 098
parochial library econ. 027.8
parish work 257
private library econ. 027.1
public administration 35^.^52
school education 371.64
library economy 027.8
special " " 026
Sunday opening, lib. econ. 024.4
theology 263.7
Topics In black faca type are aab-divided.
u
(I
«
<•
Library buildings
architecture
catalogues, author
dictionary
subject
economy
legislation lib. econ.
Librations moon
Librettos opera
Libya ancient history
Lice animal parasites
License, local government
of dentists
pharmacists
physicians
taxation
temperance
Licenses, maritime commerce
Lichens botany
Licinian laws pol. econ.
Roman hist.
Lidner, Bengt, Swedish poetry
Lieder vocal music
' Liege history
travels
Lien laws
Liernur system sewerage works
Life, animal, painless extinction of
biology
boats protection of life
ship building
conditions of biology
contingencies, probabilites
ethics
future doctrinal theology
natural "
insurance
probabilities
metaphysics
origin of biology
preservers protection of life
properties of living matter
protection of, from accidents 614.8
saving service, protection of life 614.868
transportation 656
sedentary, hygiene 613.65
tables life insurance 368.3
Lifts canal engineering 626.5
Ligatures therapeutics 615.813
Light and air hygiene 6x3.1
shade architectural design 729.14
shadow, graphics of 515.7
effect on plants 581. i
electric engineering 621.32
physics 537.83
8np«iior flsiir«s refer to iihm tables at the
oaa
727.8
ozS
019
017
020
021.8
523.33
782
939.77
616.9681
352.8
pub. health 614.24
614.24
614.24
336.27
178.4
387
589.1
937'Oi
839.7153
784.4
949.3
9H.93
347.2
628.213
614.971
570
614.867
699
577.4
5'9.5
^79-7
237
218
368.3
519.5
III
576
614.867
577
end of this Index.
(501)
Ligbt
INDEX
Loots
Light houses engineering
627.9
Lines ' snalyticat geometry ji6
nivigalion
656
descriptive "
5'5
optica
S35-88
geometry
513
protection of life
614.865
Ling. P. H. Swedish poetry
839.7.61
infatiiry military science
356
Linguistics
400
of earth
5*5-*
Linguists' lives
924
moon
5*3-3*
Linings, mineral wool masonry
693.67
stars
513-8*
Link motion niech. engineering
63t.84
sun
5^3-7*
Linkages iiia>.-Iiinery
621.84
optics
535
941.44
perspective of shadows
S'5-63
Linnsean system boUny
580..
polarization oF
53S.5
zoology
590- '
the rape u(ks
6.S-83.
Linnii, K: von. Swedish miscellany
839.7843
zodiacal astronomy
5*3-59
Lintels archiieclural constru
. 721-86
Lighting, electric engineering
63r.3i
Lions loblogy
599-7
physics
537-83
'Lippe, Germany history
943-55
0M.7
Lijipi, Lnienz.., I4lmn satire
857.54
mines
621.47
Licjuefacljon lieat
536-42
windows architecture
729-38
628.54
Lightning and lightning rods
537-4
Liquids physics
53"
shock surgery
6.7.12
Liquor laws administration
3S'-76>
Ughts and fuel domestic economy
644
license
178.4
shades drawing
74^
prohibition
178.S
perspective
S'S-63
Liquors internal revenue
336.27
chemical technology
665
manufacture
663
ecclesiology
246.5
taxation
336.27
Lignite economic geology
553-**
traffic in, temperance 178.4
Liguria, Italy history, ancient
937-t
nte of
178.1
* modern
945-1
' Lisbon history
946.9
Liliaceae bouny
584-3*
travels
914.69
Lillo, G. English drama
822-57
Liscow, C. L, German satire
837.54
■ Lima history
985
Litanies sacred music
783.26
travels
918.S
Litany Anglican church
264.033
Limbo eschaiology
236.7
Literary addresses
804
Limbs anatomy
6[i.9S
on special topics see topic.
artiticial
617.58
(esthetics
Soi
Limbus infantum eschatology
236.7
clubs Jielf-educition
374.3
palrum
236.6
criliciani, art of
801
Litne building
69.-5
94' -94
wilh thing criticised see subject
' Limerick, Ireland history
frauds and forgeries
8c9
treaty of
941 -ss
history
809
Limes building matenal
69'-5
institutions colleges
378
chemical technology
666.9
min.U:dl.,r hygiene
613.21
economic gcoloKy
553-68
men's lives
gaS
Limestone cryslalline
552.46
nitiliuds library economy
029
economic geology
553 5'
' miscellanies, English
818
lithology
55^-54
occupations hygiene
6' 365
'Limousin, France history
944.66
periodicals
Sos
Lincoln, A., presidency of
973-7
property law
347.3
' Lincoln, England history
94J-S3
655.8
Lincrusta paper-hanging
698-S
societies student hfe
371.84
Lindau, P. German drama
832-85
style rhetoric
3o8
Line engraving
765
Literature
800
Linese botany
583.*"
biography of
gas
Linear perspective
515.61
classical Greek, Latin
8B0
Linen manufacture
677
mediaeval
80a
■divided.
Superior HKur.i refer U, the tabUs >t the
end of a
(5
!• Index.
INDEX
Literature
Lithium
Lithography
Litholog^
Lithotomy
Lithotrity
' Lithuania
modem 800
woman delineated in 396.8
chemistry
engraving
geology
microscopical
surgery
history
travels
* Lithuanian language
' Little Russia, history
travels
sisters of the poor
Liturgies
Live stock
Liver
agriculture
anatomy
diseases of
physiology
secretions of phys.
history
travels
botany
biography
Living matter, properties of
Livingston, "W: American poetry
* Livingston Co., N. Y. history
' Livonia, Russia "
* Livonian language
Livy Latin literature
Lizards reptiles
' Liverpool
Liverworts
Lives
546.34
763
552
552.8
617.46
617.46
947.5
9M-75
491.92
947.7
9M.77
271.95
264
636
611.36
616.36
612.35
612.35
942.72
914.272
588.3
920
577
811. 15
974.785
947-4
491.93
878.4
598.11
Ljunggren, G. H. J. Swed. essays 839.7465
(I
L. M. Z. formulae geodesy
Loadstone economic geology
magnetism
Loan institutes polit. economy
systems library
' Loango, Africa history
Loans finance
Loaseae botany
Lobelia cerebro spin, poisons 615.98
Lobsters zoology 595-38
Local government administrat.
histories. See name of place.
taxation for public schools
taxes finance
Location of library buildings
observatories
Loci in space analytical geom.
plane
Lock-jaw diseases
Lock-ups architecture
Locke, David Ross Am. humor
J: English philosophy
sensational philosophy
Locking up printing
5*6.46
553-3
538.1
332.3
025.6
967.2
336-3
583.453
352
379.13
336.28
022.1
522.11
516.3
516.1
616.854
725.62
817.42
192.2
M5
65527
Locks and keys manufacture
arch, const.
canal engineering
Locomotion animal comp. anat. 591.47
Light
Loots
683
721.88
626.4
Locomotives
communication
organs of dis. of
physiology
mech. engineering
railroading
Locomotor ataxy diseases
Locris ancient history
Locusts economic zoology
pests
Lodges, porter's architecture
Lodging houses for poor
Log book seamanship
Loganiaces botany
Logarithms
Logau, F; von German poetry
Logging timber trade
Logic
Logos Christology
Logotypes printing
Lohenstein, D. C. German drama
* Loir et Cher, France history
' Loire "
' Inf^rieure, **
« Loiret "
Lollards, religious sect
Lombard Kingdom, Italy history
street banking 332
' Lombardy, Italy history 945.2
Lonberg, Jens Danish drama
' London, England history
travels
' Londonderry, Ireland history
' Long Island, N. Y.
<i
«
«
656
616.7
612.76
621.13
656
616.83
938.3
591.69
632
728.91
361
656
58374
510.8
831-53
674
x6o
232.2
655-23
832.52
944.53
944.58
944.14
944.52
289.9
945.01
«
Longevity
animals
life insurance
physiology
probabilities
statistics
Longfellow, H. W. American poetry 811.34
* Longford, Ireland history 941.81
Longitude at sea navigation 527.2
determinations geodesy 526.62
839.8235
942.1
914.21
941.62
974.721
591-139
368.3
612.68
519-5
312
geocentric, theor. astr.
heliocentric ** "
methods of finding
variations theor. astr.
Longus Danish miscellany
' Loo-choo islands history
travels
Loom, power manufactures
Loosjes, Adriaan Dutch fiction
Loots, Cornel is ** poetry
521.26
521.25
525-46
521.28
839.8811
952"
915.2
677
839.3351
839.3153
Topics in black face tyi>e are sab-divided. Superior fl^ares refer to the tables at the
end of this index.
(503)
LtOpe
liajorca
Lope de Rueda Spanish drama
Lope de Vega ** "
Lopez de Ayala, Pedro " poetry
Loranthaceae botany
Lord chancellors' lives
Lord's day
prayer
supper sacraments
Loris, Guillaume de French poetry S41.18
INDEX
862.39
862.31
861.21
583.941
923.442
263.3
226.9
265.3
' Lorraine, France history
' Germany "
Loss of animal heat physiology
Lost books book rarities
library economy
* Lot, France history
* et Garonne, France history
Lothaire I.
IL
Lotteries
Lotus
Lotze
German history
«
u
ethics
history of
Egypt, religion
German philosophy
Louis VL, French history
VIL
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IX.
X.
XL
XIL
XIIL
XIV.
XV.
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944.38
943-45
612.52
098
024.8
944.73
944.76
943.01
943-023
174.6
174.6
299-31
193.8
944.022
944.022
944.023
944.023
944.024
944.027
944.027
944.032
944.033
944.034
944.035
First empire 944*05
944.061
M
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l(
<I
tt
tt
tt
I. German
IL
IIL
IV.
Napoleon, French history
Philippe
"Louisiana, U. S. history
* Louisville, Kv. "
travels
* Louth, Ireland history
Louvre gallery, art galleries
Love ethics
943.01
943.021
943.021
943.026
944.07
944.063
976.3
976.9
917.69
941.82
708.4
177.6
feasts pub. worship 264.8
of God theology
Lovelace, R. English poetry
' Low countries history
• Dutch language
German literature
* Latin language
literature
pressure hot water heating
Topics in black face type are sab-divided. Superior
end of this index.
(504)
231.6
821.45
949.2
439.3
839-1
479
879
697.4
Low pressure steam heating 697.5
Lowell, James Russell Am. poetry 811.37
* Lower California, Mexico history 972.2
empire
extremities
Byzantine
anatomy
surgery
Loyalty state ethics
' Loyalty Islands history
' Loz^re, France
' Lubeck, Germany
Lubrication mechan. engineering 621.89
Lucan Latin epic poetry 873.2
Luce de Lancival, J. C. J. Fr. poetry 841.64
((
t(
949-S
611.98
617.58
172.1
993-3
944.81
943-17
Lucretius
Ludwigslied
Luke
Lucernariae zoology
Lucian Greek literature
Lucidor Swedish poetry
Lucilius, Caius Latin satire
Junior •* poetry
' Lucknow, India history
travels
ancient philosophy
Latin poetry
German poetry
gospel
Lull, Raimon Catalan poetry
Lumber building material
manufacture
Lunacy law
mind and body
Lunar caustic, therapeutics
methods of finding longitude 525.49
tables 523-33
Lunatic asylums 362.2
Lungs admin, of med. by 615.64
anatomy 611.24
capacity of physiol. 612.24
593-74
888.7
839-7 13«
877.1
871.7
954-2
915.42
187
871.1
831-13
226.4
849.91 1 1
691.1
674
347-1
132.1
615-775
diseases of
functions of
absorption
Luray caverns, description
Lusitania history
<f
616.24
612.29
612.385
551-44
946.9
Lute
Lutheran church
confession creeds
Lutherans' lives
Luxemburg, house of Germ. hist.
Luxury
Lycanthropy
Lyceum
1-yceums
Lycia
Lycophron
■
Lycopodinae
Lycurgus
Lydgate, J.
Lydia
stringed instruments 787.6
284.1
238.4
922.4
943.026
613.88
132.1
185
374.3
939-28
881.3
587.9
885.8
821.21
939.22
figures refer to the tables at the
hygiene
insanity
Greek philosophy
self-education
ancient history
Greek poetry
botany
Greek oratory
English poetry
ancient history
INDEX
Lying ethics
Lying-in hospitals
architecture
Lyly, J: English fiction
Lynaphatic system anatomy
diseases of
surg. opera.
Lymphatics anatomy
diseases of
Lynch law
Lyndsay, D.
177-3
362.1
7255'
823.3
6x1.4
6x6.4
617.44
611.42
616.42
343.2
S21.26
944.58
944.58
914.458
821.04
884
874
885.2
839.883
583.441
823.84
891.661
English poetry
' Lyonnais, France history
* Lyons history
travels
' Lyric poetry, English
Greek
Latin
Lysias Greek oratory
Lyskander, Klaus Danish misc.
Lythrarieae botany
Lytton, £. G. B. English fiction
Mabinogeon Welsh literature
' Macaronics English literature 827
Macaulay, T. B. ** essays 824.83
Maccabees Bible 229.7
McCosh, James Am. philosophers 19 1.5
Macedonia Greek history 938.1
Macedonian dialect Greek lang. 487.81
supremacy Gr. history 938.07
Machiavelli, Niccol6 Italian drama 852.31
essays 854.31
Machine engraving 768
shops, architecture 725.43
Machinery engineering 621
in industry pol. econ. 338.4
Machines, distributing printing
hydraulic
mechanics
modulus of physics
practical printing
type-setting
Machinists' occupation hygiene
Mackenzie, G. English fiction
H. " "
Mackerel fishery
Mackintosh, J. English essays
McMahon Third republic
Macpherson, J. English poetry
Mad houses
' Madagascar history
'Madeira Island "
Madison, J., presidency of
' Madison Co., N. Y. history
Madness mind and body
Madonna in art
mariolatry
Topics in black face type are
655.28
532.8
531.8
53143
65536
655.28
613.66
823.43
823.65
639
824.71
944.08
821.66
362.2
969
946.98
973-5
974.764
132.1
709
230.2
Lope
Majorca
954.8
915.48
593-66
946.4
914.64
784.1
' Madras, India history
travels
Madreporaria zoology
' Madrid history
travels
Madrigal music
Maerlant, Jacob van Dutch poetry 839.31 11
Maffei, F. S. marchese di, Ital. drama 852.56
Magazines general periodicals 050
literary 805
' special subject see subject
' Magdeburg, Prussia history 943* 18
travels 914-318
Magellan straits travels 918.2
Maggots parasitic diseases 616.967
Magic lanterns, optics 635.86
natural 133
squares, mathematics 511. 61
Magicians lives 920.9
Magistrates law 347*96
Magna charta constitutional history 342.42
English history
Magnesium chemistry
group
Magnetic machines
needle
observations
separation mining
surveys "
telegraph
Magnetism
942.033
546.46
546.44
538.8
538.7
538.7
622.77
622.15
654
538
animal, mind and body 134
terrestrial
Magneto-dynamos electricity
Magnets properties of
Magnifiers optics
Magnitude of stars
Magno, Celio Italian poetry
Magnoliaceae botany
Magyar language
Magyars history
Mahabharata Sanscrit literature
Mahometanism
' Mahrah, Arabia history
Mails post office
Maimonides, oriental philosopher
' Maine, France history
' et Loire, France **
' Maine, U. S. history
Maine law temperance
Mains and pipes water works
Maistre, Xavier de French fiction
Maize agriculture
Majolica pottery
' Majorca history
travels
538.7
537.83
538.1
535-82
523-82
851.44
583.114
494
943-9"
891.2
297
953.4
383
181.3
944.16
944.18
974.1
178.5
628.15
843.64
633
738
946.7
914.67
sub-divided. Superior fisrares refer !*» the tables at the
end of this index.
(505)
Making
Martorel
Making ready, printing
' Malabar history
travels
history
Bible
INDEX
' Malacca
Malachi
Malacology
Malacostraca
' Malaga
zoology
history
travels
Malaria hygiene
marshes
Malarial fever, diseases
public health
Malarious soils " "
* Malay archipelago history
travels
' peninsula history
Polynesian languages
' Malaysia history
Male functions of generation
Malebranche French philosopher
Males, mortality of public health
Malformation of teeth dentistry
Malformations, animal comp. anat.
655-32
954.8
915.48
959-5
224.99
594
59536
946.8
914.68
613.14
614.772
616.936
61453
614-775
991
919.1
959-5
499
991
612.61
194.2
614.142
617.64
591.159
" Man, Isle of history
mammals
mental characteristics
faculties
natural history of
origin of evolution
942.89
599-9
136
150
573
575.8
human, deformities 617.3
nat. hist, of man 573.9
vegetable botany 581.22
Malherbe, Fran9ois de Fr. poetry 841.41
Malignant tumors diseases 616.994
Malleability molecular physics 539-51
Malmstrom, B. E. Swedish essays 839.7463
nat. hist, of man 573.2
natural theology 213
physiology of 6xa
Management in pregnancy 618.24
library economy 025
of normal labor 618.44
state properties 336.11
puerperal state 618.6
Manasses, prayer of Apocrypha 229.6
* Manche, France history 944.21
' Manchester, England history 942.72
travels 914.272
* Manchuria, China history 951.8
Mandeville, Bernard de, Eng. humor 827.53
Mandolin stringed instruments 787.6
Manetti, Antonio Italian fiction 853.23
Manfredi, Eustachio " poetry 851.56
Mangabotti, Andrea dei, Italian fict. 853.24
Manganese, chemistry 546.71
ores economic geology 553.46
Malpighiacex, botany 583.214
Malposition of teeth dentistry 617.64
Malpractice law 343
public health 614.26
Malt liquors brewing 663.3
' Malta history 945*8
Malta, knights of 929.7 1 1
Malteries architecture 725.42
Malthusianism population 312
Malvaceae botany 583.17
Malvales ** 583.17
Mamelukes Egyptian history 962
Mamiani della Rovere, T. It. essays 854.76
Mammalia paleontology 569
zoology 599
Mammary glands anatomy 611.69
secretion animals 591.146
Mammoth Cave physical geography 551.44
Mammoth paleontology 569.6
zoology 599.6
Man, antiquity of prehist. arch. 571
nat. hist, of man 573.3
doctrinal theology 233
ethnography 572
in the iron mask biography 920.8
Topics in black face type are sub-divided. Superior flg^ures
end of this index.
(506J
Manholes in sewers
Mania, mind and body
puerperal obstetrics
Maniacs lives
Manichaeism heresies
Manilius, Marcus Latin poetry
Manipulation practical chemistry 542.3
' Manitoba, Canada history 971.27
Manly exercises out-door sports 796
Manners and customs, general 390
for local see special countries
628.253
132.1
618.76
920.8
273.2
871.5
Manometer pneumatics
Manor houses, architecture
Manors political economy
Manrique, Jorge Spanish poetry
Mansard roofs, arch, construction
design
Mansions architecture
Manslaughter law
533-82
728.83
333-3
861.24
721.59
72935
728.3
343
Mansson, Peder Swedish miscellany 839.781
Mantels fixed furniture
Manual training education
Manuals, business commerce
collectors' biology
legislative U. S.
' special see subject
Manuel, Juan, Spanish miscellany
Manufactories architecture
Manufacture of explosives protec-
tion of life
729-95
37 M2
658
579
328.738
86S.13
725-4
614.831
refer to the tables at tlie
INDEX
Making
Martorel
Manufactures 670
administration 351.824
chem. technology 660
production 338
public health ^^4-7
Manufacturing works engineering 621.7
Manure, stable air pollution 614.761
Manures agriculture 631
sewage 628.38
Manuscript catalogs library econ. 025.3
Manuscripts book rarities 091
copyright 655.62
diplomatics 417
Latin diplomatics 471.7
' other languages
selection publishing 655.51
* Manx language 491 .64
Manzoni, Alessandro Italian fiction 853.72
poetry 8 5 1. 73
Map drawing in schools
projection, geodesy
Maps
astronomical, general
moon
planets
star
sun
school apparatus
* Marathi language
Marble
economic geology
inscriptions
Greek
Latin
other lang.
910.7
526.8
gi2
524
523-39
52349
52389
523-79
371-^3
491.46
553-51
417
481.7
471-7
lithology 552.46
sculpture 731
March, Ausias, Catalan poetry 849-9131
March and march form musx 786.44
'Marche, France history 944.68
' Marches, Italy ** 945-6
Marchetti, Giovanni Italian poetry 851.74
Marcus Aurelius, stoic philosopher 188.8
Marenco, Leopoldo Italian drama 852.84
'Margiana ancient history 939-63
Marguerite de Navarre Fr. fiction 843:31
Marian persecutions in England
Mariana, Juan de Spanish misc.
Marie de France French poetry
Marine animals
architecture
corps navy
engines
insurance
law
plants
272.6
868.31
841.13
591.92
ship building 699
naval eng. 623.8
359
621.12
368.2
347-7
581.92
538-7
613.64
851.52
230.2
791
Mariners' compass magnetism
occupation hygiene
Marini, Giovambattista It. poetry
Mariolatry worship of Virgin
Marionnettes amusements
Maritime affairs naval science 359
discovery 910.4
law 347.7
quarantine public health 614.461
surveying 526.99
Marivaux, P. C. de C. de Fr. drama 842.54
fiction 843.52
Mark, gospel of 226.3
Market gardening agriculture 635
Markets architecture 725.26
cattle architecture 725.27
domestic economy
Marking system education
Marks political science
Marl lithology
Marlowe, C. English drama
Marmarica ancient history
* Marne, France history
Marnix, Philipp Dutch poetry
Maronites sects
Maroons history of Jamaica
Marot, Clement French satire
Mar-prelate controversy Puritans
Marque and reprisals intern, law
' Marquesas Islands history
artistic furniture
cabinet work
customs
ethics
law
Marquetry
Marriage
643
371.26
321.2
552.54
822.32
939-76
94432
839-3127
281.5
972.92
847-3*
285.9
341.3
996.3
749
684
392.5
1 73. 1
347.6
Marryat, F.
Mars
registers genealogy 929.3
sacrament 265.5
vital statistics 614.17
English fiction 823.78
planets 523-43
Mars* seasons, astronomy 525*54
' Marseilles history 944.91
travels 914.491
' Marshall islands history 996.8
Marshes, hygiene of public health 614.772
physical geology 55»-49
Marsipobranchii fishes 597.2
Marston, J. English comedy 827.34
Marsupialia mammals 599*2
Marsupialida zoology 593*76
Martial Latin satire 877.6
Martial law 344
Martinez de la Rosa, F., Span, drama 862.51
' Martinique history 972.9S
travels 917.298
Martorel, Joanet Catalan fiction 849.933
tlie
Topics in black face type are sub-divided. Superior flsrures refer to the tables at
end of tills index.
(507)
Masons
Masquerades
Mass
Martyrs
Meninges
Martyrs persecutions
Marvel, Ik American miscellany
MarvelU A. English satire
Mary, blessed virgin, Rom. Cath. doc
Queen of Eng. Eng. history
Scots Scottish "
' Maryland, U. S. history
Mascheroni, Lorenzo It. poetry
Masks dramatic music
Mason and Dixon's line slavery
Masonry, anti secret societies
building
lining, mining
roofs architecture
village houses arch,
secret societies
amusements
social customs
Catholic ritual
sacred music
law of gravity
of earth
recitative music
'Massachusetts, U. S. history
Massage therapeutics
Massinger, P. English drama
Mast-making ship-building
Master and servant family ethics
law
Mastersingers German poetry
Mastitis obstetrics
Mastodon paleontology
Mastoid cells ear diseases
* Matamoras history
Match-makers* occupation hygiene
Matches chemical technology
Materia medica
Materialism philosophy
Materials building
for clothing hygiene
library book-binding
buildings
strength of, engin.
molec physics
Maternity ethics
hospitals
architecture
medicine
Mathematical crystallography
drawing
instruments
probabilities
tables
theory, gravity exper.
of music
tides
TopIcB in black face type are sub-
INDEX
27a
818.32
827.43
230.2
942.054
941.05
975-2
851.62
782.9
326.973
366.1
693
622.28
721.52
728.6
366.1
793
394.2
264.025
783.2
531-54
525.11
784.2
9744
615.82
822.37
699
173-8
347.6
831.38
618.71
569.6
617.87
972.1
613.62
662.5
615.1
146
691
613.481
025.7
022.2
620.1
539-4
^3
362.1
725.51
618
548.7
744
516.8
519.2
510.8
526.71
781. 1
525.61
divided,
end of til
Mathematicians' lives
Mathematics
Matins
Matriculation
Matter
925.1
510
264.023
371.21
117
530-1
Catholic ritual
schools
metaphysics
physics
properties of living 577
Matthew, gospel of 226.2
Matthews, Cornelius Am. drama 812.32
Matthias German history 943035
Mattias, Canon Swedish miscellany 839.781
Mauritania ancient history
' Mauritius history
Mausoleums
Maxima and minima algebra
calculus
geometry
Maximilian I. German history
II.
' Maxims English literature
law
Maya architecture
civilization Mexican history
language
Mayaceae botany
' Mayenne, France history
Maynard, Fran9ois French poetry
* Mayo, Ireland history
Mayor
Mazourka
Meal mills
Meals
Mean time
value
Measles
939-71
969
718
512.3
517-27
5i3-»9
943.029
943033
8a8
340.9
722.9
972.015
497
584.37
944.16
841.42
94 '.73
352.0447
786.44
725.47
643
French local gov.
piano music
architecture
domestic economy
solar and sidereal day 529.1
519.6
616.915
614.523
probabilities
diseases
public health
Measurements, electrical 537.7
practical chemistry 542.3
Measures and weights, administration 351.821
meteorology 389
Measuring instruments •* 389
physics 530.8
of angles, crystallography 548.7
surveying 526.93
distances ** 526.92
heat electric methods 536.53
heights surveying 526.94
light optics 535.2
ventilation mines 622.46
Meat, fresh, inspection of, pub. health6r4.3i7
preservation of chem. tech. 664.9
preserved inspection of, pub.
health 614.319
* Meath, Ireland history 941.82
Meats as food, hygiene 613.28
* Mecca, Arabia history 953-2
Superior fii^nreg refer to the tables at th«
lis index.
(508)
INDEX Martyrs
Meninges
Mecca, Arabia travels
915-32
Medicines, patent State control
614.27
Mechanic arts and trades
680
Medico-legal relations
614.23
Mechanical drawing
744
Medieval architecture
723
engineering
621
art, history of
709
equivalent heat
536.7
customs and costumes
390
haulage mining
622.66
designs
745
injuries, effects of
616.982
Europe history
940.x
musical instruments
789
' Latin
479
preparation, mining
622.7
philosophy
Z89
remedies therapeu.
615.81
sculpture
734
trades
680
therapeutics
615.89
Mechanics' institutes exhibitions
606
Meditations theology
242
liens law
347-2
Mediterranean sea physical geology 551.462
lives
926
travels
910.4
physics
531
Mediums spiritualism
133-9
Mechanism engineering
621.8
Medo- Persia ancient history
935
of labor obstetrics
618.41
Medulla oblongata anatomy
611.82
'Mecklenburg, Germany history
943- '7
Medusae zoology
593.7
Medallion windows, arch, decoration
729.82
Meerschaum econ. geol.
553-61
Medallions numismatics
m
Megaric philosophy
183.6
Medals carving
736
Megaris ancient history
938.4
numismatics
in
Megatherium paleontology
569.3
Media ancient history
935-3
Megrim diseases
616.857
Medical analysis chemistry
543-4
Melancholy mind and body
132.3
biography
926.1
' Melanesia history
993
botany econ. botany
581-63
travels
919-3
materia medica
615
Melaphyr lithology
552.39
diagnosis
6x6.07
Melastomaceae botany
583-43
education
610.7
* Melbourne history
994.5
state control of
614.21
travels
919-45
electricity, physics
537.87
* Meliacese botany
583-251
ethics
174.2
Meliorism philosophical systems
149.5
jurisprudence
340.6
Melissus Greek philosophy
182.3
museums
610.77
Melodeon music
786.9
police
614.29
Melody theory of music
781.2
practice pathology
616
Melville, Herman American fiction 813.36
state control of
614.25
Membrana tympani ear diseases
617.85
schools
610.71
Membranes, admin, of medicine by
615.66
societies
610.6
of the heart diseases
616.11
zoology
591
Memoirs biography
920
Medicated baths, admin, of medicine 615.67
scientific societies
506
Medication, hypodermic
615.63
Memorial day U. S. civil war
97376
Medici, Lorenzo de Italian poetry
851.23
sermons biography
920
Medicinal use of stimulants temper
-
sermons
252.9
ance
1 78. 1
Memory in animals zoology
59i-5«
Medicine
610 .
mental derangements
132.8
chemical analysis
543.4
faculties
154
economic botany
581.63
Mena, Juan de Spanish poetry
861.22
zoology
591-63
Menageries zoology
590-7
preventive, pub.health 614
Menander Greek drama
882.6
State control of, pub.
Mencius Oriental philosophen
( 181. 1
health
614.2
Mendoza, D. H. de Spanish poetry
861.36
veterinary
6ig
I. L. de
861.23
Medicines, general action thera
. 615.5
Menedemus Greek philosophers
183.7
grouped by effects
615.7
Meninges, cerebro-spinal diseases
616.82
patent adulterations
614.353
of the brain anatomy
611.81
Topics in black face type are sub-divided.
Superior figures refer to the tablet
I at the
end of t]
tiU index.
(S'
39)
Meninges
Mill
INDEX
Meninges of the spinal cord, anatomy 611.82
Meningitis diseases 616.82
Menispermaceae botany 583.116
Mennonite church 289.7
Menstruation diseases of women 618.17
physiology 612.662
Mensuration arithmetic 5ii>8
surveying 526.9
Mental capacity of women, education 376.2
mind and body 136.1
characteristics 136
derangements medicine 616.8
mind and body 132
development education 370
disability, inherited hygiene 613.92
faculties 150
of animals zoology 591 'Si
615.851
136.3
131
131
150
139
131
150
857.56
3477
027.2-3
658
51 1.8
658
230.41
mind and body
mental hygiene
healing
heredity
hygiene
overwork
philosophy
photographs
physiology mind and body
science
Menzini, Benedetto Italian satire
Mercantile law
libraries
manuals
rules arithmetic
theory and practice
Mercersburg theology doctrine
Merchant service, ocean trans., sociol. 387
Merchants
Mercurials
Mercury
174.4
923.8
615.7326
546.58
615.258
615.927
669.7
economic geol. 553.45
523.41
523.91
astronomy
business ethics
lives
cathartics
chemistry
materia medica
metallic poisons
metallurgy
ores
planets
transits
Mercy, sisters of
Meridian circles astron. instrum.
line practical astronomy
spherical "
Meridional instruments
Merimee, Prosper French fiction
Merino sheep domestic animals
' Merioneth, Wales history
Merovingian dynasty, French history 944.01
Mesentery anatomy 611.38
diseases of 616.38
Mesmerism mind and body 134
Mesopotamia, ancient history 935-8
Topics in black face type are »ub-divlded.
271.92
522.33
522.31
522.76
5"-3
843.81
942.92
Messala Corvinus Latin oratory 875.5
Messenia ancient history 938.9
Messenius, Johan Swedish drama 839.7221
232.1
581.13
591.163
693.66
695.4
Messiah doctrinal theology
Metabolism! of plants
Metagenesis animals
Metal lath masonry
roofing, building
Metallic ceilings architecture 721.74
doors " 721.82
floors and flooring " 721.64
econ. geol. 5533-4
therapeu. 615.925
architecture 721.54
ores
poisons
roofs
salts
tractors
tremor
Metallurgy
Metals
building
emetics
cures
diseases
building materials
coinage
history
inorganic chemistry
manufactures
milling
organic chemistry
transmutation of
Metamorphic rocks geology
Metamorphism physical geology
Metamorphosis botany
of insects
zoology embry.
variation
Metaphors rhetoric
Metaphysics
Metempsychosis metaphysics
Meteoric points astronomy
showers
Meteorites lithology
Meteorology
natural history of man 573.4
Meteors and comets 523-56
astronomy 523*5
systems of 523.54
Meter weights and measures 389
* Meters Eng. prosody 426.5
water 628.17
Method of directions geodesy 526.54
exhaustions calculus 517.1
independent angles geod. 526.51
least squares orbits 521.36
probabil. 519.8
repetitions, geodesy 526.56
Methodist church 287
Episcopal church 287.6
Methodists^ lives 922.7
Superior fl^ures refer to the tables at 4i«
695.4
615-731
615.856
616.862
669
691.8
332.41
669
546.3
671
622.34
547-9
540.1
55a.4
551.6
581.34
595-7
591.34
591. 151
808
zio
129.4^
523.53
523.53
552.6
551.5
end of tliis Index.
(5io)
INDEX
Meninges
Mill
Methodology metaphysics
Methods, literary lib. econ.
of education
statistics
studying science
surveying
teaching chemistry
Metric system intern'! measures
Metritis obstetrics
Metrology
' Metz history
travels
Meung« Jean de French poetry
' Meurtha, France history
' Meuse " "
Mexican Indians
war Mexican history
U. S. "
Mexico administration
antiquities
architecture
botany
* city history
travels
finance
geology
gulf of phys. geol.
* history
maps
schools, public
statistics
travel
treaties
other topics see table i
Mezzotint
Micah Bible
Michael VI. Byzantine history
Michael Angelo, jr. Italian drama
Michel, Jean French
'Michigan, U. S. history
'Michoacan, Mexico history
Micrembryeae botany
Microbes **
Micrometers astronomy
* Micronesia history
tt
112
029
3"
507
526.91
5407
389
618.73
389
943-45
9M-34S
841.18
944.39
944.38
970.1
972.05
973-6
354-7*
9137*
720.972
581.972
972.5
91725
336.72
557.2
551-463
972
912.72
3797*
3i7-a
917.2
341.272
766
224.93
949.502
852.51
842.22
977.4
972.3
583.925
589.95
522.53
996.5
Micro-organisms theory of disease 616.01
Microphone
Microphotography
537.82
578.4
778
591.172
578
535-82
592
578.6
61333
578
Microscopy animal histology
lithology
study of disease
vegetable histology
Microspermeae botany
Microtome microscopy
Middens and privies scavenging
kitchen prehist. arch. 571.93
Middle ages European history 940.1
ear, diseases of
High German language
poetry
States, U. S. history
' Middlesex, England
' Co., Mass.
' Midlands, England history
Midwifery, antiseptics in
obstetrics
Migrations of animals
men ethnology
Mikkelsen, Hans, Danish miscellany 839.8823
Milay Fontanals, M., Span, miscel. 868.53
* Milan history 945-2
travels 914.52
Mildew botany 589.2
Military academies, e. g. West Point 355.07
«
i<
591^
552.8
616.077
581.8
584.x
578.4
628.41
617.84
437.02
831.2
974
942.1
974.44
942.4-5
618.89
618.2
591.52
572.3
and naval arts
antiquities
architecture, fortifications
biography
engineering
history
Amer. civil war
of special countries see country
hospitals
hygiene
law
organization in schools
p>ensions
religious orders
roads and bridges
science
signals
surgery
surveying
355
355-09
623.1
9235
623
355.09
973.74
362.1
613.67
355
371.43
351.5
929-7
623.6
355
623.7
617.99
526.99
Militia
Milk analysis
355
adulterations 614.321
chemistry 543.2
and its products adult. 614.32
cure therapeutics 615.854
microscopy
photography
Micropyle zoology
Microscopes
optics
Microscopic life invertebrates
material, prep, of
Microscopical analysis cf water
Microscopy
Topics in black face type are sab-divided. Superior flg^ure» refer to the tables at the
end of this index.
(S'O
dairy
fever obstetrics
physiological zoology
Mill, John Stuart British philos.
Mill dams hydraulic eng.
tfvater engines
637
618.71
591.146
192.7
627.8
621.29
(«
«
II
Mill
Monkeys
Mill gearing and machinery
stones mechan. eng.
work engineering
Millennium theology
Miller, Joaquin American poetry
Millerites
Millers' occupation hygiene
Millevoye, C: H. French poetry
Millinery clothing
Milling tools
Mills and manf . works eng.
cotton, woolen, etc.
flour meal and feed arch,
paper
manufactures
textile
wood-working
Milton, J. English poetry
'Milwaukee, Wis. history
travels
Mimetic arts
variation
Mimicr}'
Mind
and body
cure
in animals zoology
readers* lives
reading mesmerism
Mine cars
fires
surveying
Mineral cements chem. technology 666.9
economic geology 553.68
irritant poisons, therapeu. 615.92
oil refining air pollution 614.724
oils chemical technology 665.4
INDEX
animals
therapeutics
621.85
621.92
621.8
236.3
811.45
289.3
61363
841.67
646
621.94
621.7
677
725-47
72546
676
725.41
725-44
821.47
977-5
917-75
792
591.155
177.1
150
130
615.851
591.51
920.9
134
622.63
622.82
622.14
economic geology
springs economic geol.
surveys
trades air pollution
553-28
553-7
622.13
614.72
553-19
614.348
663.6
549-1
220.8549
552.81
35 » -823
623.2
622
Mines, suffocation in protec. of life 614.83
Miniatures painting 757
Minima and maxima algebra 512.3
geometry 513-19
Mining companies mining eng. 622.06
dangers and accidents, eng. 622.8
engineering 622
laws 622.007
practical 622.2
products political economy 338.2
prospectuses 622.19
Minister eccles. polity 262.14
Ministerial authority " " 262.8
Ministers French government 354*4404
Ger. state "
lives
Ministration to sick and dead
Ministries of state architecture
war "
ecclesiastical polity 262.x
354.4306
262.14
258
250
831.2
Ministry
354-4308
92a
265.8
725.12
725.12
German gov.
lay
parish work
religion
Minnesingers German poetry
* Minnesota, U. S. history
* Minorca history
travels
Minority representation polit. sci.
law
English poetr)*
«<
M
veins ore deposits
waters adulterations
artifi. chcm. tech.
economic geology 553.7
hygiene 613.38
therapeutics 615.79
wool linings masonry 693.67
Mineralogy 549
determinative
of the Bible
Minerals rock determination
Mines, admin, of government
military eng.
mining
ownership, political economy 333.8
Topios In black face type are snb-dlvicie<1. Superior
end of tliU index.
(S»2)
Mishna
Missals
Missing link
977.6
946.7
914.67
324.2
347-6
821.14
821
784.7
332-46
099
551.782
822. z
809.2
244
792
231.7
226.7
23.1.7
535-3
535-87
61S.39
'73-»
613.9
347-6
828
920.8
296
264.025
096
575-8
fllirurefi refer to the tables at the
Minors
Minot, L.
* Minstrelsy
negro vocal music
Mints political economy
Minute books curiosa
Miocene period geology
Miracle plays Eng. literature
general history
religion
theatre
Miracles doctrines
New Testament
post-Biblical
optics
*i
obstetrics
Mirage
Mirrors
Miscarriage
Miscegenation, ethics
hygiene
law
* Miscellanies see subjects
' Miscellany English literature
Misers, lives of
Judaism
Catholic ritual
illuminated
origin of species
INDEX
Mm
Monkesrs
Missionaries, lives of 92a
Missionary schools 377-^
Missions, city 266
home and foreign 266
music for sacred music 783.7
parish 269
Roman Catholic 266.2
'Mississippi, U. S. history 976.2
bubble loan institutes 33^.31
river description 917.7
valley " 917.7
* Missouri, U. S. history 977-8
compromise, U. S. history 973.5
river, description 91778
Mistral, Frederic Proven9al poetry 849.146
Mitchell, D. G. Am. miscellany 818.32
Mites animal parasites
Mithradatic war Roman history
Mithraic worship
Mitre sacred ornaments
Mixed drinks adulterations
chemical tech.
Mixing machinery for sewage
Mnemonic derangements
Mnemonics
ancient history
Moab
Moabite stone
Mobs
Modeling
' Modena
administration
sculpture
history
travel
Modern analytical geometry
architecture
church history
costumes and customs
dance music
European history
geometry
Greek language
literature
history
• philosophers
lives
Sabbath theology
sculpture
Modesty ethics
Modulus of machines physics
Moesia ancient history
Moguls Indian '*
Mohammedan architecture
Mohammedanism
Moisture conditions of life
hygiene
physical geography
preven. in museums
616.9685
93705
295
247.6
614.349
663.8
628.342
132.8
154-1
939.46
492.617
35»752
7Z^
945-4
914.54
516.5
724
270.8
390
786.46
940.5
513-5
489
889
940-999
190
921
263.2
735
179.9
531-43
939.88
954
723.3
297
577-4
613.14
55»-57
57983
614.772
«i
Moisture therapeutics 6' 5-833
Molar pregnancy 618.39
Molasses chemical technology 664.1
Molbeck, F. C. K. Danish drama 839.8265
' Moldavia, Turkey history 949-8
Moldings, carved arch, decoration 729.55
729.45
539
539.1
5395
541.2
599-3
842.42
862.33
273-7
272.5
945-71
564
594
5946
«
painted
Molecular physics
structure
Molecules, displacement of
theoretical chemistry
Moles zoology
Moliire, J. B. P. French drama
Molina, Tirso de Spanish
Molinists heresies
persecution
' Molise, Italy, history
MoUusca paleontology
zoology
Molluscoidea
Molly Maguires labor organizations 331.88
991-3
Moments
Monachism
* Monaco
soil public health
Topics In black face type are sub-divided. Superior
end of tliis index.
(5 '3)
' Moluccas history
Molybdates mineralogy
Molybdenum metals, chemistry
Molza, F. M. Italian fiction
poetry
statics
theology
history
' Monaghan, Ireland history
Monarch Kng. government
Monarchic institutions
Monarchs' lives
Monarchs of states Ger. govern.
Monarchy, absolute
constitutional
Monasteries architecture
theology
Monastic orders "
schools education
Monetary congresses
Money
administration
making commerce
ethics
paper
' Mongolia, China history
Mongolian languages
Mongols history
Russian history
Monimiacex botany
Monism philosophy
Monitorial system of education
Monitors, iron clads naval eng.
school government
Monkeys zoology
549-74
546.77
853-33
851-34
531-23
27 z
944.94
941.67
3544203
321.6
923.1
3544307
321.6
321.7
726.7
271
271
377-3
332.44
33a
351.822
658
1744
332-5
951.7
495
950
94703
583.928
147
371-41
623.9
371.57
599-8
flg^ures refer to the tables at the
Monks
Muscles
INDEX
Monks and nuns reUg. orders 271
* Monmouth, England history 942.43
Monocotyledonae botany 584
Monogamy family ethics 173.2
hygiene 613.89
Monograms design 745
Monoliths prehistoric arch. 571 -94
Monomania insanity 132. i
Monopolies 33^*^
state, e. g. tobacco in France 336.19
Monotremata mammals 599>i
Monotropeae botany 583-63
Monroe, J., presidency of 973-5
* Monroe Co., N. Y. history 974-788
doctrine, foreign relations 327.73
Monsoons meteorology 55^ '51
Monstrosities, animal 59i-i59
human dwarfs, etc 573-9
vegetable 581.159
teratology 581.22
Mont Blanc travels 914.449
Mont Cenis tunnel 622.26
Montagu, Mrs. E. English letters 826.62
M.. Lady " ** 826.51
Montaigne, M. E. de French essays 844.31
'Montana, U. S. history 978.6
Montanism heresies 273.9
Montemayor, Jorge de Spanish fict. 863.31
* Montenegro history 949-7
Montesquieu, C. de S., French essays 844.52
* Montgomery Co., N. Y. history 974.746
' Wales " 942.94
Monti, Vincenzo Italian poetry 851.64
* Montreal history 971-4
travels 9^7-^4
Monts de piet^, administration 35^-825
loan institutes 332.33
Monuments cemeteries 718
prehistoric 57i*9
Moon astronomy 523.3
charts 523-39
effect on tides 525.62
maps observations 524.3
Moore, E. English essays 824.61
T. ** poetry 821.75
Moorish architecture 723-3
kingdom Spanish history 946.02
Moors, expulsion of " " 946.03
Moot-courts 340-7
Moraines glaciers 55' -32
Moral agency, free, doctrinal theology 233.7
education 377
expectations probabilities 519*2
government in schools 37 ^'S^
heredity doctrine 233.3
metaphysics 129.2
Topics in black face type are sub-divided.
end of th
Moral philosophy
X70
science ethics
170
sentiment "
171.2
systems
171
Morals and church
261.4
history of "
170.9
laboring classes politecon. 331.84
of the press ethics i79-i
war *• 172.4
Moratin, L. F. de Spanish drama 862.42
N. F. de " poetry 861.41
'Moravia history 943-72
Moravian brethren sects 284.6
^ language 491-87
missions 266.46
Morbid anatomy 616.078
habits hygiene 613.87
' Morbihan, France history 944-13
More, T: English fiction 823.2
* Morea history 949-5
' Morelos, Mexico " 972.4
Moreto y Cabafia, A. Spanish drama 862.37
Moringeae botany 5^3.299
Mork, J. H. Swedish fiction 839.7341
Mormonism 298
Morning prayer Anglican ritual 264.033
family devotions 249
personal religion 248
'Morocco history 964
travels 916.4
Morphine habit ethics 178.8
Morphology animals 591-4
comparative philology 415
^ English language 425.1
plants 581-4
Morris, W. English poetry 821.85
Mortality, law of insurance 368.3
statistics 312
public health 614.12
Mortar building material 691.5
Mortars chemical technology 666.9
ordnance 623.4
prehistoric archseol. 571.27
Mortgages law 347-2
Mortification surgery 617.25
Mortmain law 347-2
Mortuary buildings, architecture 726.8
customs 393
designs sacred ornaments 247.3
Mosaic law Old Testament 222. z
windows, architect, decora. 729.85
work 747
Mosaics arch, decoration 729.7
floors and flooring 721.67
religious ornaments 247.4
Moscherosch, J: M. German satire 837.51
Superior figures refer to the tablet at thm
is index.
(5M)
INDEX
Monks
Muscles
' Moscow history
947.3
travels
91473
'Moselle, France history
944.38
Mosenthal, S. H. German drama
832.82
Moslems
297
Mosques architecture
726.2
' Mosquito shore, Cent. Amer., history 972.85
Mosquitoes animal parasites
616.9681
zoology
595-76
Mosses botany
588.2
sea algae
5893
Motet sacred music
783.4
Mother ethics
173-5
Goose folk-lore
398.3
maternity
618
Moths domestic economy
646
economic zoology
591.68
zoology
59578
Motion, beginnings of origin of life
576.4
composition of, physics
531.22
in medicine massage
615.82
laws of astronomy
521. II
metaphysics
116
of earth '*
5253
liquids hydraulics
53a.5
plants botany
581.5
sap in plants **
581. 1 1
solar system
523.24
perpetual mechanics
531.8
pure physics
53I-I
rectilinear "
531.31
Motor apparatus physiol.
612.7
system anatomy
61 1.7
surg. opera.
617.47
Motory organs animals
591-47
^ Mottoes English literature
828
Mould fungi
589.2
Mouldings architecture
729-3*
Moulting embryology
591-34
Mound builders pre-historic arch.
571-91
U. S. history
973-1
Mounds, grave pre-historic arch
•57i-9a
pre-historic architecture
571-9
Mountain cottages architecture
728.7
railways
625.3.
resorts hygiene
613.12
Mountaineering
* Mountains, attraction of, geodesy
526.14
in moon
52334
measurement of
551-53
physical geography
551-43
volcanic
551-21
Mounting specimens, collec. manuals 579.5
telescopes 522.25
Mourning customs 393.9
Mouth anatomy 611. 31
Mouth
616.31
612.31
617.52
624.S
347.3
581.5
812.31
967.9
668.4
631
diseases
physiology
surgery
Movable bridges military engrin.
Movables chattels
Movements of plants botany
Mowatt, A. C. American drama
" Mozambique history
Mucilage manufacture
Muck agriculture
Mucous membranes administra-
tion of medicine by 615.66
physiology 612.38
secretion animals 591.141
Mudie's circulating libraries 027.342
Muggletonians sects 289.9
Mulberry agriculture 634
silk culture 638
Mule zoology 599.7
Miiller, F. Paludan Danish poetry 839.8167
Multiovulatae aquaticae botany 583.92
583.922
517.34
618.25
523.84
654.2
393.3
616.31
614.544
839.8464
»<
terrestres
Multiple integrals calculus
pregnancy obstetrics
stars
Multiplex telegraphs commun.
Mummies
Mumps diseases
public health
Munch, P. A. Danish essays
Miinch-Hellinghausen Germ, drama 832.75
* Munich history 943*36
travels 9 » 4.336
Municipal bonds political economy 332.6
civil service
corporations, admin.
law
government, admin.
law •*
Munitions of war military eng.
' Munster, Ireland history
Muntaner, Ramon Catalan misc.
Mural circles astronomical instr.
decorations architecture
Muraton, L. A. Italian essays
' Murcia, Spain history
Murder criminal law
Murner, T: German satire
Murrain cattle disease
Musci botany
Muscle-reading
Muscles anatomy
352.005
352
347-1
35a
352
623.4
941-9
849.9813
522.32
729
854.56
946.7
343
837.4X
619.2
588.2
134
61173
chem. composition of 61 1.73
diseases of 616.74
smooth physiol. 612.73
striped " 612.74
ToplcB in black face type are gab-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the
end of this index.
(S'5)
Muscles
Nepenthacese
INDEX
Muscles structure anatomy 611.73
Muscular disorders eye diseases 617.76
exercise hygiene 613.72
sense mental faculties 152.6
physiology 612.885
Museums and libraries 021.4
architecture 727.6
arrangement of specimens 579.7
art fine arts 708
gov. admin. 35' -^53
medical 610.77
school 371-65
scientific natural science 507
Sunday opening 263.7
other museums see subject
Mushrooms botany
food
Music
box mech. instruments
copyright
ecclesiology
halls architecture
public worship
therapeutics
Musical form
instruments
acoustics
sounds "
Musicians* lives
Muspilli German poetry
Musquitoes animal parasites
Musset, L. C. A. de French drama
589.22
643
780
789.8
655.62
246.7-8
725.S1
264.2
615.837
781.5
780
534-85
534-3
927.8
831.14
616.9681
842.76
emetics
zoology
Mustard
Mustelidx
Muster rolls
Mutilations of library books
war cusionis
Mutiny maritime law
Mutual action of planets
aid societies pol. economy
benefit societies adminis.
poetry 841.77
615-731
Mycenae
Mycology
Mydriatics
Myology
Myopia
Myoporineae
Myricaceae
Myriopoda
Myristiceae
Mvrsineae
Myrtaceae
My r tales
Mysia
'Mysore, India
ancient history
botany
therapeutics
anatomy
eye diseases
botany
(i
zoology
botany
u
((
<(
ancient history
historv
5997
355
024.8
399
347 7
521.41
334.7
351-825
938.8
589.2
61 5.784
611.73
617-75
583.871
583974
595.6
583.927
583677
58342
5834
939-21
954.8
Mysteries
Mystery plays Eng» literature
history
religion
theatre
Mystic philosophers
Mysticism heresies
philosophy
Mystics mediaeval
Mythical Greek history
Mythology, comparative
German
Greek and Roman
Norse
Myths
Myxoedema
diseases
Myxomycetes botany
Nabatheans ancient history
Naevius, Cnaeus Latm drama
Nahum Bible
Naiadaces botany
Nails anatomy
physiology
* Nairn, Scotland history
Names of persons and places
' Nantes history
travels
Nantes, edict of, religious history
' Nantucket Co., Mass. "
Naphthalene organic chemistry
' Naples, Italy history
* Naples city history
travels
Napoleon I., Fr. hist., First consulate 944.046
I. " " ** empire 944.05
III. French history 944-07
Napoleon, code law 349.442
Napoleonic period, European history 940.8
wars German history 943.06
Russian ** 947.07
Scandinavian hist. 948.06
'Napoli, Italy, history 945-73
Narcotic poisons therapeutics 615.96
Narcotics, action of hygiene 613.8
and stimulants ethics 178
133
822. z
809.2
244
792
189.5
273.2
"49-3
189.5
938.01
291
.293
292
293
291
616.997
589.29
939.46
872.2
224.94
584.74
611.78
612.79
941.22
929.4
944.14
914.414
272.4
974.49
547-28
945.7
945-73
914.573
moral use of
Nardi, Jacopo, Italian essays
Narrow-gauge railways
Nasal passages anatomy
Nasby, P. V. American humor
Naso-phai yngeal space, diseases of
' Natal, Africa history
Natatores birds
Natatoriums architecture
National aid to education
and state universities
178.8
854.32
625.1
61 1. 21
817.42
616.21
968.4
598.4
725.74
379.12
379.16
Topic* In black face type are aub-divlded. Superior flsrurett refer to the tables mt tkm
end of this index.
(5'6)
INDEX Muscles
Nepenthacea
National and state universities
378
Naval biography
9235
assembly, 1789-92, Fr. hist. 944.041
engineering
623.8
187 1, " "
944.08
history
359.09
banks
332."
Amer. civil war
973-75
churches vs. organic unit)
r 261.8
see also special countries
costumes
391
hygiene
613.68
customs, special
390
men, lives of
9235
debt finance
336.3
schools, e. g. Annapolis
359-07
libraries
027-5
science
359
music
786.45
ship building
699
parks
7"
surveying
526.99
* politics England
329.942
war
359
U. S.
329
Navies
359
school supervision
379-15
Navigation astronomy
527
soldiers' cemeteries
719
laws
347.7
songs music
784.4
signals in, communicat. 654.9
Nations, law of, international law 541
physics
534.83
rise of, European history
940.2
useful art
656
Native Americans political parties
329.5
* Navigator's Islands history
996.1
elements mineralogy
549.2
Navigators' lives
923.9
Natural body doctrinal theology 233.5
Navy administration
35»
drainage, mining
622.52
department, U. S.
353.7
gas chem. technology
662.6
Neal, John Am. fiction
813.26
economic geology 553.28
Joseph Clay " satire
817.31
heating
697.6
Neap tides earth
525-63
history, Biblical
220.85
' Nebraska, U. S. history
978.2
collectors' manuals 579
Nebulae astronomy
523-85
of countries
508.3
Nebular hypothesis "
523-12
man
573
Necessity metaphysics
123
zoology
590
Neck anatomy
611.93
law
340.1
surgery
617.53
light shadows
51563
Necks geology
551.88
magic
^33
Necrology biography
920
philosophy
530
colleges
378
religion
210
Necromancers
'33-4
science
500
Necrosis diseases
616.71
selection evolution
575-4
Needle-work art
746
stone building material
69I.2
domestic economy
646
system of botany
580.1
Negro education
371.94
theology
210
race ethnology
572.96
ventilation mining
622.42
nat. hist, of man
573-5
water courses, hygiene of
614.772
political standing
3241
Naturalists' lives
9259
slavery
326
Naturalization
325-1
songs music
784.7
suffrage
324-1
Nehemiah Bible
222.8
Nature
500
' Nejd, Arabia, history
953-8
law of
340.1
Nelli, Pietro Italian satire
857.41
metaphysics
"3
Nematoda parasitic diseases
616.965
of being metaphysics
III
Nemean games Greek antiquities
913-38
respiration animals
591. 121
Neo-Grec architecture
724.6
printing
655-37
Neolithic age prehist. archaeol.
57i.a
unity of
Neology rationalism
211
Nautical astronomy
527
Neoplatonism
186.4
surveying
526.99
Neoplatonists, apologetics against
239.4
Naval architecture engineering
623.8
' Nepaul history
954.2
battles
359
travels
9 « 5-42
see also special countries
Nepenthaceis botany
583.92a
Topics in black face type are aub-divlded. Superior flgureg refer to the tables at the
end of this index.
(5«7)
Nepos
Notation
INDEX
Nepos, Cornelius Latin history 878.3
Nepotism civil service 351.1
descriptive astronomy 523.48
612.81
611.83
616.87
591.18
Neptune
Nerve fibres
Nerves
physiology
anatomy
diseases of
Nervous functions of animals
physiology
prostration
612.8
616.843
system, central physiology 612.82
comp. anatomy 591.48
descriptive anat 59178
diseases of 616.8
drugs acting on 615.78
human anatomy 61 1.8
hygiene 613.8
pathology 6x6.8
surg. operation 617.48
sympathet., physiol. 61 2.89
Nestorian church
' Netherlands history
Nets for collectors biology
Nettlerash
Neuralgia
Neurasthenia
Neurology
skin diseases
diseases
u
morphology
organography
physiol. zoology
insects
diseases
due to spec, poisons 616.86
Neurotic poisons toxicology 615.95
Neuters generation of animals 591.162
Neuroptera
Neuroses
281.8
949.2
579.612
616.51
616.87
616.843
591.48
591.78
591.18
59574
616.85
history
(t
»(
ti
Neutrality international law
Nevada, U. S. history
New Britain, Australia
Brunswick, Canada
Caledonia, Australia
Castile Spanish
travels
church, Swedenborgian
England history
France, Canada history
travels
history
<(
i(
i(
Granada, S. A.
Guinea
Hampshire, U. S.
Haven, Conn.
travels
Hebrides, Australia history
Holland, Australia '*
travels
Ireland
Jersey, U. S.
Jerusalem church
Mexico, U. S.
history
i(
u
341.3
979-3
993-6
971.5
993-2
946.4
914.64
289.4
974
971
917.X
986
995
974.2
974.6S
917.468
993-4
994
919.4
993-6
974-9
289.4
978.9
' New Orleans
(«
(«
Platonism
Plymouth colony history
South Wales
Sweden, Penn.
travels
Testament
biography
history 976.3
travels 917.63
exposition 606
186
974.4
994.4
974.8
917.48
225
225.92
Greek dialects 487.3
II
II
« York, U. S. history
» city
travels
* vicinity of hist.
' Zealand,
> Newark, N. J.
travels
' Newfoundland history
News rooms and reading rooms,
free
Newspaper cuttings preservation
Newspapers ethics
general
974-7
974.71
917.471
974.7a
993-1
974-932
917.493a
971,8
027.9
029.3
1 79- 1
070
history of journalism 070
Newt zoology
Newton's binomial theorem
Ngami, lake travels
' Niagara Co., N. Y. history
' Falls description
598.11
512.4
916.76
974-798
917-4799
II
Nibelungenlied " German poetry 831.21
' Nicaragua
Niccolini, G.
' Nice
history
travels
Italian drama
history
travels
972.85
917.285
852.71
944-94
914.494
Toplcg in black face type are gub-dlvicled.
Nicene, Ante-, church A. D. 100-325 281.3
councils religious history 270.2
creed 238.1
Post-, church A. D. 325-1054, 281.4
Nicholas I. Russian history 947-07
Nicholls, C. (Bronte), English fiction 823.81
Nickel coinage pol. econ. 332.41
inorganic chemistry 546.74
ores economic geol. 553.48
992
729.64
831.76
944. 56
916.6
614.764
149.8
335
916.2
944.83
914.483
Superior flg^ares refer to the tables at the
end of this index.
(S18)
' Nicobar Islands history
Niello-work arch, decoration
Niembsch v. Strehlenau, Ger. poetrj'
* Nievre, France history
Niger river
Night-soil
Nihilism
Nile
* Nimes
description
air pollution
philosophy
socialism
description
history
travels
INDEX
Nepos
Notation
Nineveh
4
ancient history 935-2
cuneiform lang. 492.19
Niobium inorganic chemistry 546.89
'Nipal, India history 954-2
Nirvana oriental philosophy 181.4
Nisard, J. M. N. D. French essays 844.77
Nitrates chemical technology 661.6
mineralogy 549-72
Nitric acid chemical technology 661.2
Nitrites depressants 615.716
Nitro-derivatives, organic chemistry 547.8
Nitrogen compounds air pollution 614.727
group inorganic chem. 546.17
Nitro-glycerine, chemical tech. 662.2
Nitrous oxide anaesthetics 615.781
'Nivernais, France history 944-56
Nobility heraldry 929.7
Noble Leyczon, La Proven, poetry 849.132
Nobles' lives 923.2
Nocturne piano music 786.43
Nodier, Ji CI E. French fiction 843.72
Nomads 397
Nomenclature, botany 580.1
theoretical chemistry 541.9
Nominalism philosophy 149-1
Nomsz, Jan Dutch drama 839.3245
N on- Christian religions 290
and education 377.9
Non-conformists Eng. relig. hist. 274.2
sects 283.42
Non-Euclidean geometry 5 '3-8
Non-jurors Eng. religious history 274.2
Non-malignant tumors diseases 616.993
Non-metallic elements inorganic
chemistry
546.1
poisons therap.
615.923
Non-officinal drugs adulterations
614.352
Non-sphericity of planets astron.
521.43
* Nord, France history
944.28
Nordenflycht, H. C, Swedish poetry 839.7143
* Norfolk, England history
942.61
» Co., Mass. "
974.47
Noricum ancient "
93985
Norite Plutonic rocks
552-37
Normal labor obstetrics
618.44
schools
370.7
Norman architecture, Eng.
723-42
French
723-44
Sicilian
723-45
conquests European hist
-940.3
* Normandy, France history
944.2
* Norse history
948.02
Normans, England "
942.02
'Norrland, Sweden "
948.8
^ Norse language
4398
literature
839.8
Norse mythology 293
old, language 439.6
literatuie 839.6
Norsemen Scandinavian hist. 948
' North Africa history
America geography
geology
' history
languages
statistics
travels
961
917
557
970
497
317
917
Atlantic States, U. S. hist. 974
<(
«<
<«
M
975-6
977
971.28
973-5
919.8
943.081
919.8
551.461
973.S
919.8
' Carolina
' Central States history
' East territory, Canada
Eastern boundary, U. S.
passage
German Confederation
pole travels
Sea physical geog.
west boundary
passage travels
' Territories, Can. hist. 971.2
* territory, U. S. " 977
travels 917.7
* Northampton. England history 942.55
Northern lights aurora borealis 523.59
mythology 293
Northmen in America U. S. history 973.1
Scandinavian history 948
' Northumberland, England history 942.82
Norway administration 354-48i
botany 581.9481
finance 336.481
geology 554.81
' history 948.1
maps 912.481
schools, public 379- 481
statistics 314.81
travel 914.81
treaties 341.2481
union with Sweden hist 948.06
other topics see table i
4 Norwegian language 439-8
literature 839.8
Romanesque arch. 723.48
Nose diseases, pathology 616.21
Nosology medicine 616.01
Nostrums State control 614.27
Nota, Alberto, Italian drama 852.65
Notaries public law 347-96
Notation, abridged anal, geometry 516.52
arithmetic 511. 2
for book sizes 025.3
system of library classificat. 025.4
theoretical chemistry 54^-9
Topicg In black face type are sub-divided. Superior flg^ures refer to the tables at the
end uf this index.
(519)
Notes
Omentum
INDEX
Notes, public and private, pol. econ. 332.5
Notion, concept, mental faculties
* Nottingham history
travels
'Notts, England history
^ Nouns English syntax
' forms " etymology
»53i
942.52
914-252
942.52
425.5
422.5
II
morphology 425.15
'Nouvclle France history
'Nova Scotia "
Novaculite lithology
Novel reading ethics
reading and aids
writing
Novelists* lives, Eng.
Novels Amer. civil war
' English literature
religious
•Novgorod, Russia history
Noxious gases air pollution
materials, storage of, air pol-
lution 614.75
vapors hygiene 613.62
Noxiousness of animals, economic
97«
971.6
552.45
175.8
028.4
808.3
928.23
97379
823
244
947.2
614.72
zoology
* Nubia, Egypt history
Nudifloreae botany
'Nuevo Leon, Mexico history
Nuisances
Nullification
Number
law
public health
in South Carolina
U. S. constitut. law
metaphysics
Numbering machines printing
Numbers, book of Bible
prime arithmetic
shelf library econ.
theory of algebra
Numeration arithmetic
Numerical equations, higher
Numidia ancient history
Numismatics
Nunneries
Nuns
cloistered religious history
* Nuremberg history
travels
domestic economv
lore folk-lore
physiological zoology 591.163
domestic economy 649
medicine 610.73
Nusairian religion 297
Nutation astron. corrections 522.96
Nursery
Nurses
Nursing
591-65
962.4
584.6
972.1
347.5
614.7
973.5
119
655.36
222.14
5"-3
025.8
512.81
511.2
512.2
939.72
lyi
271.9
271.9
271.96
943-32
9U.332
649
398.3
Nutrition physiological botany 581.13
zoology 591.13
physiology
Nutritive baths hygiene
enemeta **
phenomena physiol.
Nutritory organs comp. anat.
descrip. "
Nux vomica spinal poisons
Nyblom, K: R. Swedish essays
Nyctagineae botany
Nyerup, Rasmus Danish essays
Nymphaeaceae, botany
Oases phys. geog.
Oaths ethics
legal
612.39
613.23
613.23
612.39
591.43
591.73
615.97
839.7466
583.911
839.845
583.118
55'-58
»79.5
347.94
of allegiance pol. sci.323
'Oaxaca, Mexico history
Obadiah Bible
Obedience doctrinal theology
Obelisks
Obcrammergau passion play
Obituary addresses biography
sermons
Object glass telescopes
teaching education
Objectives microscopy
Oblates monastic orders
Obligations social ethics
Oblique perspective desc. geom.
projection " "
Obliquity of ecliptic to equator
Oboe musical instrument
Observation errors probabilities
mental faculties
Observations astronomy
972.7
224.91
234.6
718
792
920
252.9
522.24
372.3
578.2
271.76
177.8
515.61
515.3
525-3*
788.7
519-6
15a
524
auxiliary, astron. 522.6
5M-X
371.68
522.28
372.3
552.23
618.8
618.2
133
Observatories
school apparatus
Observing chairs astronomy
powers education
Obsidian lithology
Obstetric operations
Obstetrics diseases of women
Occult sciences
Occultations and transits, astronomy 523.99
finding longitude 525.48
Occupations, injurious hygiene 613.6
mortality in public
health 614.15
special dis. from 616
Ocean coast changes
currents
exploration
geography
life
55».36
phys. geog. 551.47
910.4
maps 912
zoology 591.92
theoretical astronomy 521.9
Nutriments physiology 612.392 j
Topics in black face tjpe are sub-divided. 8u|>erior figures refer to the tables at the
end of tliiH index*
(520)
INDEX
Notes
Omentum
Ocean telegraph
654.5
tides
5^56
transportation sociology
387
useful arts
656
travel
910.4
Oceanica •
ecclesiastical hist.
279
geography
gig
geology
559
t
history
990
statistics
319
travels
919
Oceans
physical geography 55146
Ochnaceae
botany
583-245
Octateuch
Bible
222
Octocorolla
radiates
593-62
Odd Fellows
secret societies
366.3
Odel, Anders,
Swedish poetry
839.7144
' Odessa
history
947.7
Odic force
134
Odontalgia
dentistry
617.65
Odontology
animal comp. anat.
591.43
u
descr. " 591.73
human " 61 1.3
Odontomithes fossils 568
CBcumenical councils, eccles. pol. 262.5
relig. hist. 270.2
Oehlenschlager, A. G. Dan. poet. 839.8161
Oesophagus anatomy 611.32
diseases of 616.32
Offal air pollution 614.763
Offensive animals econ. zoology 591.66
materials, storing, air pollu. 614.75
Offertory alms 264.9
organ music 786.86
sacred music 783.23
Office and apartment buildings, arch. 725.22
buildings
tenure of civil service
training law education
Officers, army and navy lives
civil service
«<
725.23
35».4
340.7
923.5
923-5
organization 351.1
i<
((
«i
(i
duties of public ethics
Offices, excise architecture
post
public
record
Official functions civ. serv. officers
register, U. S., civil service
residences architecture
Officinal drugs, adulterations
Offspring hygiene
Ogier, Guillelmus Dutch drama
'Ohio, U. S., history
valley description
Oil, animal chemical analysis
172.2
725.14
725.16
725.13
725-15
351. 1
351.2
725-17
614.351
613.9
839-3235
977.1
917.7
543-9
Oil, animal chemical technology 665.2
coal economic geology 553.28
manufacture 665
painting art 751
building 698.1
refining, mineral air pollution 614.724
vegetable agriculture 633
chemical analysis 543*8
Oils adulterations 614.313
essential, chem. tech. 668.5
fixed, materia medica6i5.34
protec. extern, agents 615.776
' Oise, France history
Olacales botany
Olacinese "
Olai, Ericus Swedish poetry
Old age, mortality public health
therapeutics of
Bactrian language
Castile Spanish history
travels
Catholic church
Egyptian language
English language
French "
Norse **
literature
Persian language
Prussian **
red sandstone geology
^ Saxon language
literature
Testament
biography
* Oldenburg, Germany histor^
travels
Oldham, J. English satire
Oleaceae botany
Olefines organic chemistry
Oleomargarine, adul terations
chemical technology 664.3
Oleron, laws of, admiralty law 347*7
944.35
583.26
583.261
839.7113
614.13s
615.54
491.5a
946.3
914.63
284.8
493.x
427.01
447.01
4396
839.6
891.5X
49191
551-74
4392
839.2
221
221.92
943.52
914.352
827.45
583-71
547.22
614.326
Olfaction
Oligarchy
Olive oil
* Olonetz
physiology
pyschology
612.86
152.3
321.5
chemical technology 665.3
Russian history 947.2
Olozaga, Salustiano de. Span, oratory 865.51
Oltmans, J. F., Dutch fiction 839.3353
Olufsen, O. K., Danish drama 839.8257
Olympiads chronology 529.3
Olympic games, Grecian antiquities 913.38
* Oman, Arabia history 953-5
Omens delusions ^33-3
Omentum anatomy 611.38
diseases of 616.38
Topics in black face type are sub-divided. Superior
end of this index.
flg^ures refer to the tables at the
((
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»«
«
(I
It
Oolite
Oology
Oosporeae
Ooze
Opal
Omnig^aph
Otaheite
Omnigraph engraving
Omnipotence doctr. theology
Omnipresence,
Omniscience,
Onagrariese botany
* Oneida Co., N. Y. history
Oneida community socialism
' Onondaga Co., N. N. history
* Ontario, Canada
« Co., N.Y.
Ontogeny embryology
Ontology philosophy
Onychophora articulates
geology
lithology
ornithology
algx
fungi
lithology
economic geology
Open channels hydraulics
workings mining
Opening lib. and museums, Sunday
libraries on Sunday
Openings in roofs arch, construction
streets, sewerage
Opera, amusement
bouffe dramatic music
dramatic music
ethics
houses architecture
recitative vocal music
Operations, calculus of
Operative surgery
Operetta music
Ophicleide
Ophidia
Ophiomorpha
Ophiuridea
Ophthalmia
Ophthalmic surgery
Ophthalmoscope
Opitz V. Bobcrfeld Germ, poetry
Opium analgesics
habit ethics
hygiene
narcotic poisons
traffic ethics
mammals
Greek poetry
Opposition of good and evil, heresies
Oppositions solar system
Optic nerve eye diseases
Optical crystallography
Optics
Optimism philosophy
Topics in black face type are sub-
INDEX
(I
reptiles
fishes
zoology
eve diseases
Opossums
Oppian
760
Optional studies curriculum
375-04
2314
vaccination public health 614.4739
2314
Oracles mind and body
133-3
2314
Oral examinations education
371-27
583-445
' Orange Co., N. Y. history
974731
974.762
' Orange Free State "
968.5
335-973
^ Orations English literature
825
974-765
Oratorios sacred music
783.3
9713
Orators' lives, English
928.2s
974.786
Oratory
808.5
5913
sacred homiletics
251
III
Orbit of comets astronomy 523.63
595-5
earth "
5253
551.76
eye, etc. diseases
617.78
552.56
moon astronomy 523.33
598.2
plane of, in space **
521.21
589.5
position of, in plane "
521.22
589.24
Orbits of heavenly bodies
521.3
552-54
* Orcades, Scotland history
941.12
553-8
Orchards agriculture
634
532-54
Orchestral music
785
622.31
sacred music
783-1
263.7
Orchestrion music
789.7
024.4
Orchids botany
584.15
721.55
fertilization of, botany 581.16
628.231
Ordeal, trial by law
340.3
792
Order, public administration
351-75
782.7
Orders, holy ministry
262.16
782
sacraments
265.4
175-2
in Council, 1807-8, Eng. hist.
942.073
725.82
the ministry, eccles. polity 262.16
784.2
monastic
271
517.7
of architecture arch, design 729.32
617.9
knighthood heraldry
929.71
782.8
Ordinal Anglican ritual
264.037
788.45
Ordinances " **
264.035
598.12
religious
265
597-7
Ordination eccles. polity
262.16
593-94
sacraments
265.4
617.71
sermons
252.7
617.7
Ordnance engineering
623-4
617.7
Ordo anomalus botany
583.899
831.51
Ore concentrators mining eng.
622.75
615.783
deposits
553-1
178.8
dressing mining eng.
622.7
613.82
' Oregon history
979-5
615.961
question U. S. hist
973-5
178.8
Ores except iron econom. geol.
553.4
599-2
iron " "
553-3
883.4
metallurgy
669
273-2
mineralogy
549
523-23
mining
622
617-73
Orford, H. Walpole Eng. letters
826.61
548.9
Organ, cabinet
786.9
535
music
786.8
149.5
musical instrument
786.5
divided.
Superior figures refer to the tables at the
end of t1
lis index.
(5
22)
INDEX
Omnigraph
Otaheite
Organ sacred music 783-1
Organic and inorganic matter, differ-
ences 577-1
chemical industries 660
chemistry 547
drugs materia medica 615.3
material zoology S9»-U7
remains paleontology 560
Organization central government,
354
352.004
351-1
334.1
347-97
331-87
371.2
581.7
591.7
611.6
591.46
59176
Foreign states
city government
civil service
cooperation
courts law
laboring classes
schools education
Organography botany
zo61ogy
Organs of generation anatomy
comp. anat.
descr. **
over-use of certain, hygiene 613.65
Oriels architectural design 729.38
Oriental architecture 722
art 709.5
churches 281.5
customs 915
history 950
languages 490
literature 890
music theory 781.7
mythology 291
philosophersMives 921.9
philosophy 181
question Turkey 949-6
religions 290
societies 490.6
theologians' lives 922.1
Orientalia literature 890
Orientals education 37' -96
Orientation ecclesiology 246.1
Orifices hydraulics • 532.52
Origen early Christian philosophy 189.2
Origin of English language 422.1
evil natural theology 216
individ. soul metaphys. 129
121
401
576
573-2
655-"
201
575-9
575-8
401
((
knowledge
language
life
man, natural hist, of man
printing
religious belief
sexes evolution
species "
speech philology
Original sin doct. theol.
Orinoco river travels
' Orissa, India, history
* language
'Orkneys, Scotland history
Orleans, C: due d* French poetry
* France history
« Co., N. Y.
house of French history
Ormin English poetry
Ornament, carved arch. dec.
painted
Ornamental botany
design
gardening, landscape 710
joinery carpentry 694.7
plaster-work masonry 693.63
<<
»t
233-2
918.7
954-1
49»-45
94r.i2
841.22
944.5
974.791
944.063
821.12
7*9. 5
729.4
716
745
Ornaments costume
prehistoric
toilet
* Orne, France history
Ornithology
Orobanchaceae botany
Orology physical geography
Orphan asylums
architecture
391.7
571.7
646
94423
598.2
583.821
551-43
362.7
725-57
" Orphic poems " Greek epic poetry 883.5
Orrery astronomy 523.28
Orthodox church, holy or Greek 281.9
Orthodoxy heresies 273
Orthoepy comparative philol. 41 1
English language 421.5
Orthographic projections 5' 5*5'
^ Orthography English language 421
Orthomorphic projections geodesy 526.82
Orthopedic appliances surgery
surgery
Orthoptera articulates
Oryctology paleontology
Os, dilatation obstetric operations
Oscillations of earth's crust
Osculation calculus
Osmium inorganic chemistry
Osmose of liquids
Osmosis physiology
^Ossetic language
Ossian English literature
6r7.92
6x7.3
595-72
560
618.84
55'-24
517.24
546.94
532-7
612.382
491.56
821.66
Ossoli, M. (Fuller) d* Amer. essays 814.31
Osteology, animal descriptive 59' -79
comparative 591-49
human anatomy 61 1.7 1
Ostracism Greek antiquities 913-38
Ostracoda articulates 595*33
* Oswego Co., N. Y. history 974-767
' Otaheite history 996.2
travels 919.62
Original home of man ethnology 572.4
Topics ill black face typ« are tub-divided. Superior flg^ures refer to the tables at the
end of this index.
(523)
Otfried
IN
Parliamentary
Otfried German poetry
831.12
Otology anatomy of ear
611.85
'Otsego Co., N. Y. history
974774
Otto I. German history
943.022
II. " •*
943.022
III.
943.022
IV.
943-025
* Ottoman empire "
949.6
Otway, T. English drama
822.45
Oudaan, Joachim Dutch drama
8393236
'Oudh, India history
954.2
Out-buildings architecture
728.9
Outcrop geology
55»-85
Out-door sports
796
Outfall sewerage system
628.217
sewers
628.27
Outlawry criminal law
343
* Outlines, compends, see subject.
Outlining drawing
741
Outlooks landscape gardening
7^
Outposts military science
355
Ovaries anatomy
611.65
Ovariotomy surgery
617.46
Ovary diseases of women
618.11
Over-hours hygiene
613.61
mantels fixed furniture
729-95
use of certain organs hygiene 613.65
Overfalls hydraulics 532-53
Overflows sewer appurtenances 628.258
Overshot wheels mechanical eng. 621.22
Overskou, T: Danish drama
Overstrain, physical hygiene
Overstudy
Overture
Overwork
Ovid
839.8264
6»3-73
371-71
785-5
613.61
131
871.2
6x8.32
school hygiene
orchestral music
hygiene
mental mental hyg.
Latin poetry
Ovum, pathology of pregnancy
removal obstetric opera. 618.88
Owners, absentee and alien 333-4
liability of building 692.9
Ownership, land 333
Oxalate of cerium therapeutics 615.735
Oxalates mineralogy 549-79
Oxenstjerna, J. G. Swedish poetry 839.7154
"Oxford, England history 942-57
travels 9^4-257
movement 283
University 378.42
Oxids inineralogy 549.5
Oxygen, chemistry 54621
compounds, mineralogy 549-5
group, inorgan. chemistry 546.2
Oxytocics therapeutics 615.766
Oysters fisheries 639
food 643
Topics in black face type are sub-divided.
614.319
5941
553-27
546.21
613.16
599.6
996
Oysters, preserved pub. health
zoology
Ozocerite economic geology
Ozone chemistry
hygiene
Pachyderms zoology
' Pacific Islands, Polynesia, hist.
travel 919.6
physical geography 551.465
979
979
239-05
945-3
914.53
618.9
591.163
722
ago
394-5
65536
628.42
ocean
' slope, U. S. history
* states " "
Paddock lectures apologetics
' Padua history
travels
Paediatrics medicine
Paedogenesis zoology
Pagan architecture
Paganism
Pageants customs
Paging machines printing
Pail system sanitation
Pailleron, Edouard French drama 842.87
612.884
614.971
571.72
7294
927-5
750
698.x
Pain sense physiology
Painless extinction of animal life
Paint, prehistoric
Painted decoration arch. dec.
Painters* lives
Painting fine art
house, sig^, etc.
Paintings, collections of, galleries 708
engravings from 750
Paints cheni. technology 667.6
Palaces architecture 7^8.3
of rulers arch. 725.17
' Palatinate, Upper, Germany hist. 943.34
^Paleography English language 421.7
inscriptions 417
Paleolithic age prehistoric arch. 571.1
Paleontology
' Palermo
Palestine
Palestrina
history
travels
ancient history
modern "
pre-Judaic history
travels
sacred music
* Pali language
Palimpsests rare mss.
Palingenesis
Palladium
Palladius
Pallium
560
945.8
914-5^
933
956.9
939-45
915.69
783-4
491 -3
091
129.4
546.98
839S824
247.6
metaphysics
inorganic chemistry
Danish miscellany
sacred ornaments
Palm, J. H. van der Dutch essays 839.3451
Palmoe botany 5^4-5
Palmieri, Matteo Italian essays 854.22
Palmistry magic *33-6
Superior flg^ures refer to the tables at tho
end of this index.
(524)
INDEX Otfried
Parliamentaxy
Palmyra ancient history
939.43
Paradise primitive home of race 572.4
Paludan-Miiller, F. Danish poetry 839.8167
theology
236.6
Pamphlets mis. collections
040
Paradisi, Agostino Italian poetry
851.61
preservation of
025.4
Paraffin chem. technology
665.4
on special topics see subject
Paraffins organic chemistry
547.21
Pamphylia ancient history
939.29
Paraffining building material
691.2
Panaetius Greek philosophers
188.4
' Paraguay history
989
' Panama history
986
Parallax, lunar astronomy
523.31
Pananti, Filippo Italian satire
857.67
practical "
522.91
Pancreas anatomy
611.37
solar **
523.9«
diseases of
616.37
stellar "
523.81
physiology
612.34
terrestrial "
525.16
Pancreatic fluid "
612.34
Parallel forces physics
531.24
secretions animals
591.143
lines geometry
513.13
Pancreatine aids to digestion
615.7342
perspective descr. geom.
515.61
Panda nex botany
584.61
planes geometry
513.33
Pandects Roman law
349.375
Parallelism Scripture
220.88
Panelled construction carpentry
694.5
Paralysis diseases
616.842
Panels, carved, arch, decoration
729.56
Parasites, animal diseases
616.96X
painted " "
729.46
of animals animal hyg.
614.92
Panics, commercial political ecoru
332
pathology of animals
591.2
^Panjabi language
491.42
plants
581.23
Pannonia ancient history
939.86
vegetable diseases
616.969
Panopticon prison system
365
Parasitic animals
591.69
Pantheism natural theology
212
diseases dernnatology
616.57
philosophy
147
pathology
616.96
Pantheon architecture
722.7
public health
614.5s
Pantomimes music
782.9
plants
581.69
Panzacchi, Enrico Italian essays
854.88
Parchment paper making
676
Papacy eccles. polity
262.13
Parenchymatous absorption phys.
612.388
Papal bulls ecclesiastical polity
262
Parent and child law
347.6
conclaves ** **
262.13
Parents ethics
173.5
infallibility "
262.13
Parian chronicle Arundel marbles
481.7
States, Italy history
945.6
Greek history
938
supremacy, Italian **
94503
Parietales botany
583.12
Papaveraceae botany
583.122
Parini, Guiseppe Italian satire
857.64
Paper covers library books
025.7
* Paris, France history
944.36
hanging trade
698.6
travels
914.436
in books publishing
655.53
congress of, 1856 intern, law 341.1
manufacture
676
expositions
606
mills architecture
725-46
Parish care of sick, fallen, etc.
258
money
332.5
ecclesiastical polity
262.2
roofing building
695.7
government England
352.0423
Paphlagonia ancient history
939-31
law
352
* Papua history
995
libraries
027.8
Papular affections of skin
616.51
missions theology
269
Papyrus manuscripts
091
work, societies for
256
' Parables English literature
828
Park buildings architecture
725.76
New Testament
226.8
Parks hygiene
613-75
Parabola analytical geometry
516.25
of ground
614.783
geometry
513-25
public, landscape gardening
711
Paraboloid analytical geometry
516.45
local government
352.7
Parabosco, Girolamo Italian fiction
' 853.45
Parliament constitutional law
342.42
Paracelsus mediaeval philos.
189.5
England
328.4a
Paradise, garden of Eden, Bible geog
. 220.91
houses of arch.
725.11
Genesis
222.11
Parliamentary blue books
328.424
Topics in black face type are sub-divided. Superior
end of this index.
fissures refer to tbe tables at the
INDEX
35196
Pastoral letters
»S2.I
debates
3=8.422
poetry English lit.
821.06
liw
3^.1
theology
150
praclice, leRis. bodies 328. t
visitations
253
reform England
328.42
Pastors ecclesiastical polity aCi.i
Parlor magic
793
' Patagonia history
983
pastimes
793
Patent blocks printing
655.21
182.3
law law
347.7
Parnell, T. English [ioetry
821.52
patents
608
Parny. E. U. D. French poetry
84.. 57
medicines adulterations
6' 4 353
Parochial libraries
027.8
State control
614,27
school, and libraries
257
types printing
655-^3
education
377-5
Patents building
690.8
> Parodies Bnglish literature
Iter
useful arts
6o3
Parquetry floors and flooring
721.66
Pathological anatomy, study of dis.
616.078
Parricide criminal law
343
Pathology botany
58i.a
Far rots loology
598.7
medicine
S16
I'arstc dualism Christian heresies
273-'
mental
13"
Parseeism. Parsecs
295
of labor
618.5
Paiseval Grandmai^on. K. A.
pregnancy
618.3
French poetry
84.. 63
puerperal state
618.7
'Parsing English grammar
4as"
loology
591.2
I'-.sis
295
Patience ethics
179-9
Part songs vocal music
784.8
Patriarchal institutions pol. scienc
321.1
S8...62
Patriarchs of Bible lives
330.93
.oology
59'- 16=
Patricide law
343
Parthenon architectuie
722.8
Patriotism ethics
173-1
Parthia ancient history
935.6
Patriots' lives
«^
' Particles English etymology
422.9
Patristic philosophers' lives
931.9
» syntax
425-9
philosophy
189.3
Parties, political
3»9
theology
330.1
social
793
Patronage ethics
•77-S
Paninglon.Mrs, Ainericanhumor
8I7.34
Paul I. Russian history
947-07
Parli>ani.ar(are military science
355
Paulding, J. K. American humor
817.23
Partnership lavf
347-7
Pauper asylums
362.5
Parturition obstetrics
6.8.4
architecture
725-55
Pariyconventions, polit. science
3^9
labor
33' 6
fediny in religion, use of
2S0
Pauperism
339
Paruta, Paolo Italian essays
854-47
and illiteracy, pub. schools37{^23
Parzival legends
39S.i
Pavements road engineering
625.8
■ Pas de Calais, France history
944.27
sanitation
638.47
Passavanii.Jao.]!.. Italian essays
8S4-.2
332-34
Paaseroni, G. C. " satire
857.62
Pealmdyfund, ei^ucation
373-75
Passiflorales botany
5834s
Peace and war ethics
172.4
PasfJHorcac
583-456
jubilee Koslon
780.973
Passion music
78J-3
society international ethics
172.4
plays English literature
833,1
Peaches agriculture
634
general history
809.3
Peacock. T. I,. I-nglish fiction
823.76
Oberaminergau the a
. 793
Pearls precious stones
553-8
religion
244
Pears agriailltire
634
Pissionists nionaslicorders
271.6
Peasantry political economy
33' -8
Pasiions philosopliy
'57
Peasants' war. German history
94303'
Pastel lira wing
741
Peat economic geology
S53-2*
Pasteurism prolettive inoculation 614,477
fuel chem. tech
662.6
Pastou letters. English history
942.04
domestic econ.
^
literature
826.3
Pedagogics
371
INDEX
Pedalineae botany 583-85
Pedata zoology 593-97
Pedersen, Kristiern, Danish miscel. 839.8821
Pedestals
Pedestrianism
Pedigrees
Pediments
architectural design 729.32
796
ethics 175.7
genealogy 929.2
arch, construction 721.86
design 729-37
walls 721.28
Pedubaptism 265.1
' Peebles, Scotland history 941.46
Peerage heraldry 929.7
^ Pehlevi language 491-53
' Peking, China history 95i'i
travels 9'5-ii
Pelagianism heresies 273.5
Pelasgian architecture 722.6
'Pelew Islands history 996.6
Pellico, Silvio, Italian drama 852.72
Peloponnesian war Greek history 938.05
Peloponnesus, ancient history
* modern
Pels, Andries, Dutch drama
Pelvis anatomy
diseases of women
surgery
' Pembroke, Wales history
Penaeaceae botany
Penal colonies, criminal law
law
Penance theology
Pencils writing materials
Pendulum apparatus geodesy
operations "
physics
Peninsular war Spanish history
Penis anatomy
diseases of
938.6
949*5
839.3242
611.96
618.13
617.56
942.99
583-934
343-2
343
265.6
652
526.72
526.73
531 -53
946.06
611.64
616.66
Penitential music, cathedral services 783.27
Penitentiaries
architecture
Penmanship
' Pennsylvania, U. S. history
Penology criminal law
Pensions, army and navy
civil service
teacher's
Penstocks sewer appurtenances 628.257
Pentateuch Bible 222.x
People's party, U. S. politics
365
725.61
652
974.8
343-2
351-5
351-5
371-17
Peperino
Pepper
Pepsin
Perception
economic geology
adulterations
aids to digestion
materia mcdica
329.84
55358
614.314
6157342
615-35
^ Parliamentary
Personal
Percussion caps explosives 662.4
instruments music
789
diagnosis
616.074
Perez, Antonio, Spanish letters
866.32
Perfection ethics
171-3
Perfectionists sects
289.9
Perforating telegraphs
654-3
tools
621.95
Perfumery
Pericardium
Peridotite
Perigee
chemical technology 668.5
toilet 646
anatomy 6ii.fi
Plutonic rocks 552-38
moon 523.33
Peringskjold, Johan Swedish misc. 839.7833
Period of decline physiology 612.67
full development phys. 6x2.66
revolution earth 525.31
Periodical clubs self education 374-2
Periodicals, general 050
* on special to])ics see subject
Periosteum, dental, dis. of dentistry 617.63
diseases 616.71
Peripatetic philosophers 185
Peritoneum, admin, of medicine by 615.66
anatomy
diseases of
Peritonitis diseases
obstetrics
Periuterine diseases of women
Perjury law
Perkinism cures
Permutation arithmetic
Peronosporeae botany
Perpetual motion
Perrault, C: French fiction
Persecutions theology
Perseverance of the saints
Persia ancient history
* modern "
travels
Persian architecture
ancient
^Persian language
* old
philosophers
wars Greek history
Persius Flaccus, Aulus, Latin satire 877.4
Person of Christ doctrinal theol. 232
Personal equation machine, astron. 522.54
practical
611.38
616.38
616.38
618.73
618.13
343
615.856
S11.5
589-25
531.8
843-47
272
2349
935-5
955
9' 5-5
723-3
722.5
491-55
491-51
181.5
938-03
<i
hygiene
liberty
names
narratives
property
522.97
613
347.1
929.4
medicine
Eng. law
etymology
Amer. civil war 973.78
autobiography 920
English law 347-3
at the
152
Topics in black face type are sub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables
end of this index.
(527)
Personal religion 34S
rights 347.1
taxation, political economy 336.23
PersoDBles botany 583-8
Personality dogmatics ^H-d
metaphysics iz6
Persons, disinfection cotitag. dis. 614,48
Perspective descrip. geometry 515.C
driwing 741
effect arch, design 719.15
linear 515.6.
projections geodesy 526.81
Feraplration Iherapeatics 615,743
Persuasion Ic^c 168
'Perth, Scotland history 94'.3'
PerticaH, Giulio Italian essays 854.6S
Perturbations earth 5*5.34
of heavetily bodies 531.4
Peru admiDistration SH-^S
antiquities 913.85
architecture 720.985
botany 581985
finance 33'^85
' history 9S5
maps 91 2.85
schools 379-85
travel 9T8.5
treaties 34"-285
Peruvian ancient architecture 722.9
'Peshito language 4g3>3
Pessimism philosophy 149.6
Pestaloiiian ^ystti.i -I t;tlTJcalion 371.44
Peslifuges museums 579-82
Pestilences public health 614.49
Pests agriculture 632
in museums 579.81
Petards military engineering 623.2
Peter, St. I. epistle 227.92
II. " 227.93
the Great Russian history 947.05
Peters, 5. Andrew Am. humor 817.15
Petersen, N. M. Danish essays S39.S461
Petition, right of Eng. const, hist. 342.429
Petitions administration 35'. 97
Petralogjr lilhology 55a
Pelrarca, Francescu Italian poetry 851.18
Petri, Laurelius Swedish " 839.7122
Petrifaction, paleontology 560
Petrography 55a
Petroleum chemical technology 665.5
economic geology 553.28
mineral 549.8
Petrology geology 553
Topic* In black face type ara sub-dlvldFil.
end or t
Pelroniui Arbiter Ijitin satire 877.J
Pculiiigerian tables anc. geog. 913
Pfafle Amis, Der German satire 837.21
Phidrus Latin poetry 871.6
Phagedxna diseases 616.941
Phalaris Greek letters 886.3
Phanerogam! a botany 581
Pharmacists' registration State con-
trol of 614,24
Pharmacopalal drugs adulterations 614.351
Pharmacopceias materia medica 615.11
Pharmacy ccoii. botany 581.63
practical materia med. 615^
Pharyngobranchii fishes 597.1
Pharynx anatomy 61 1 .32
diseases of 616.31
Phases of moon 523.32
Phedo Greek philosophers 183.7
Phenanthtene organic chemistry 547.28
Phenicia ancient history 939-44
' modern " 956.9
Phenician architecture 722.3
' language 4gaA
philosophers 181,8
Phenols organic chemistry 547.3
Phenomena in labor obstetrics 61S.43
nutritive, physiology 611,39
vital 577
Phi Beta Kappa 37185
'Philadelphia, Penn. history 974.811
travel* 917.481 1
Philanthropists* lives 9*3-8
Philanthropy ethics 177.7
Philately postage stamps 383
Philemon epistles 217.86
Philharmonics, societies 7S0.6
Philip I. French history 944.022
n. " " 944-023
III- " " 944-024
IV. •■ - 944-0*4
V- " " 944-o*4
VI. " " 944.025
Philip German history 943.015
Philip II. Spanish " 946.04
HI. " " 946.051
IV. " " 946.051
V- " " 946.055
Philippians epistles 227.6
' Philippine Islands history 991-4
Philip's, king, war, New Eng. history 974
Philistines ancient history 939>45
Phillips, Wendell Amer.oratory 815.34
Philo Greek philosophers 186*4
Philologists' lives gj^
Philology ^00
classical 470-489
Supsrlor llBur*! refer to the tabtoa Mt th*
INDEX Per«m«!
Hcts
Philoptogcniiiveneu phrenology
'39
Photometries optics
535-»-
zoology
59' -56
522.61
Pbilotophers' lives
gai-
Photo-zincogtaphy
776
Fhilosophet's itone alchemy
S40.I
' Phrase books English language
418.1-
Philosophical apparatus
530-7
Phrenologists' lives
920.9
classification of know
. 112
Phrenology
"39
instrument m»king
681
Phrygia ancient history
939.26
maga lines
'05
Phthisis lung diseases
616.246
Eystems
140
public health
614.541
Philosophy
Phyllite lithology
552-44
biography ot
t»t
Phyllopoda zoology
595-3*
oatural
S30
Physical aBtronomy
513
' of special topics see subje
t
capacity of women educ
376.1
Philyd races botany
584.3s
136-6
Phlebitis pueipeialdiseases
6[8.77
education hygiene
6,3.7
Phlegmasia dolens "
618.77
school "
37 '-7
540.1
geography
S5M
Phocis ancient history
938.3
geology
55'
Phoenicia
939.44
laboratories architecture
727.4
' , modern "
956.9
properUes of blood phy
. e1a.1t
Phxnician architecture
712.3
crystals
548-8
lM>EU«ge
401.6
sciences
500
philosophers
i8:.8
Phonetic shoit-liaiiii
653
theory of music
78i.t
» spelling Knglishlanguag
4St^
units physics
530-8
Phonid elementary educatio
373-4
Physicians, ethics
174.2
Phonograph acoostics
534-86
lives of
Phonography
653
registration, state cont. ot 614.14
Phonolite lithology
5SJ.36
Physics
530
Phonology
4t4
molecular
53S
63'
'38
econ. geology
553.64
Physiography
S5I-4
mineralogy
549.72
Physiological acoustics
534-7
535-3
botany
581
59' -59
chemistry
612.01
614.728
optics
535-7
inorganic chemistry
546. t8
lOSlogy
5CI
materia medica
615.218
PhyBiolonr
6ia
non-metallic poisons
615.924
animal
mt.i
Photo-electroiypiiig
777
mental
'3'
Photo-engraving
777
of labor obstetrics
618.4
Photogra|ihic chemistry
771
pregnancy
6i8.»i
meih.itl. i,;,i,f,its of Venus 5*3.95
puerperal sute
618.6
Pbotogra4>hs, collections of
779
vegetable
5S1.1
of animals in motion
Phytogrsphy, dese. botanj-
580
art anatomy 743
Phytolaccaceae, botany
583.9' S
loSlogy
59' -47
Piano and organ
786
comets
513-69
music
786.4
5^3-39
I'icartl. L. r.. French drama
842.67
planets
523.49
' Picardy, France hismry
944.16
sun
5*379
Piccolo musical instrument
788.5
Photogiaphy
770
Piccolomini, Alessandro, tal. «=say
854^
astronomy
5"-63
Picenum ancien hJiiory
937-4
optics
535.85
Pictorial art line arts
700
775
PIctS antJciii history
936
Photometric observations stars
5^3-32
Scottish "
941-01
Topic! In umck (mw tfpe sn anb-dWIdiHt.
BaperloT IlKnns »(*r to the t>ble
■ at til*
(s
Ulndu.
Z9)
Picture
Poisoned
Picture galleries
Picturesque beauty aesthetics
views and tours
* Piedmont, Italy history
Pierce, F., presidency of
Pierpont, J. American poetry
Piers arch, construction
design
bridges
INDEX
708
701
•910
945.1
973-6
811.26
721.3
729.32
624.1
river and harbor eng. 627.3
Pietists heresies 273.7
Piety, practical 240
Pigeons zoology 598.6
Pigmentary changes dermatology 616.55
Pigments chemical tech. 667.6
inspec. of, adulterations 614.37
Pigmies, human 573-8
Pigs
Pilasters
domestic animals 636.4
arch, construction 721.86
design 729.32
carved arch, decor. 729.57
Pile driving
Piles
painted
i«
i(
diseases
foundations
sand foundations
Pilgrim fathers, M ass. h istory
Pilgrimages
Pilocarpine
Pilot
Pilots
Pindar
729.47
624.1
616.35
721.16
721.16
974.48
248
615-743
347-7
614.866
656
884.5
827.65
religious
therapeutics
laws
protection of life
seamanship
Greek poetry
Pindar, Peter English satire
Pindemonte, Ippolito, Italian poetry 851.63
Pineapple agriculture 634
botany 584.22
Pines ** 585.2
Pinnipeds mammals 599-7
Pioneers* lives 9239
Piperaceae botany 583925
Pipes, elephant American antiquities 91 3.73
hydraulics 532-54
on houses, sewer ventilation 628.234
prehistoric archaeology 571 26
sewer 628.22
steam heating 62r.i9
waterworks 628.15
Piracy history 910.4
law 343
Pirates' lives 910.4
Piron, Alexis French drama 842.55
Pisa, Guido da, Italian fiction 853. 13
■Pisa history 945-5
travels 914-55
Pisciculture business 639
721.23
939-27
851.16
621.61
621.65
Pis^ walls
Pisidia ancient historv
Pistoia, Cino da Italian poetry
Piston blowers mechanical eng.
pumps engineering
Pit dwellings prehist. archaeology 571.82
' Pitcairns Island history 997
travels 919-7
Pitcher plants, botany 583. 121
Pitchstone lithology 552.23
Pitillas, Jorge, Spanish satire 867.41
Pitt, W:,earl of Chatham, Eng. oratory 825.61
Pitt,W:, 1759-1806
Pittosporeae botany
' Pittsburg, Pa., history
travels
i<
Pius IV.
Placenta
Placers
Plade, Peder
Plagiarism
Plague
creed
obstetrics
removal in labor
retention in "
economic geology
Places, names of
etymology
Placoids paleontology
zoology
Danish miscellany
literary methods
diseases
Plagues, history of public health
Plain song cathedral music
Plains of the moon astronomy
physical geography
Plan architec. design
Planche, J. B. G. French essays
Plane geometry
inclined physics
loci analytical geom.
of orbit in space astron.
perspective
trigonometry
Planes analytical geometry
descriptive
geometry
it
825.66
583-14'
974.886
917.4886
238.2
618.36
618.87
618.56
553-13
929.4
929-4
567.3
597.3
839.8824
029
616.923
614.49
783.25
52334
551.45
729.2
844-73
5131
531-85
5x6.1
521.21
515.61
514-5
516.32
515.11
513-1
inclined canal eng. 626.5
Topics In black face type are sub-divided. Superior flg^ures
end of this index.
(530)
modern geometry
solid "
Planetarium descript. astronomy
Planetary system, constitution of
Planets descript. astron.
distributive laws
maps and observ.
mutual action
non-sphericity
theoretical astronomy 521.5
Planimetry surveying 526.97
Planing machines mechanical eng. 621.91
refer to the table* at thm
513-5'
51331
523.28
523.25
5234
523.21
524.4
521.41
521.43
INDEX
Planisphere astronomy 522.78
Plans for building 692
libraries library buildings 022.3
of cities maps
Plantagenets English history
Irish
Plantagineae botany
Plantation songs
Planting agriculture
Plants
and animals differences
classification of
gardening
geological agents
landscape gardening
nature-printing from
paleontology
Plaster building material
casts sculpture
912
942.03
941.53
583.899
784.7
631
580
577.5
580.1
716.1
551.97
710
65537
561
691.5
730
ceilings architec. construe. 721.75
of Paris agriculture 631
art 731
Plastering masonry 693-6
Plastic surgery 617.95
Platanacese botany 583.971
Plate carving 736
domestic economy 645
glass manufacture 666. r
insurance 368.6
manufacture 671
Plated ware " 671
Platen Hallermiinde Ger. poetry 831.68
Plating books, library economy 025.2
Platinum inorganic chemistry 546.92
Plato ancient philosophy 184. i
Greek literature 888.4
idealism 141
Platonic philosophy 184
Platonists, new 186
* Piatt Deutsch language 439*4
literature 839.4
Plautus Latin drama 872.3
Play or amusement hygiene 613.74
Players* lives 927.92
Playing cards 795
Playright 655.62
' Plays English drama 822
mystery history 809.2
religion 244
theatre 792
parlor amusements 793
Pleading 347-92
Pleasure 157
Plectral stringed instruments 787
Pleiocene period geology 55*.7S3
Pleura anatomy 611.25
Topics In black face type are sub-dlvlded. Superior flg^ures
end of this Index.
(S3')
Pleura, diseases of
Pleurisy diseases
Pleuro-pneumonia cattle disease
diseases
Pliny Latin letters
Plong, Carl Danish poetry
Plot of 1604-6, English history
1679 " "
Plotinus Greek philosophers
Plotting surveying
Plow agriculture
Plumbagineae botany
Plumbago economic geology
Plumbing
house drainage
laws
Plurality of worlds astronomy
Plutarch Greek literature
philosophers
Plutology polit. econ.
Plutonic rocks lithology
* Plymouth Co., Mass. history
Plymouth brethren sects
Pneumatic aspiration therapeutics 615.815
Picture
Poisoned
616.25
616.25
619.2
616.241
876.2
839.8168
942.061
942.066
186.4
526.96
631
583.671
55326
696
628.6
696.9
523-13
888.8
186.2
330
552.3 .
974.48
289.9
<i
differentiation
tubes communication
Pneumatics
Pneumatology metaphysics
Pneumonia diseases
Podostemaceae botany
Poe, Edgar Allan American poetry 811.32
Poetical books of Bible 223
* selections, £ng. literature 821.08
615.836
654.8
533
128
616.241
583.921
K
<<
II
Poetry, Amer. civil war
' English literature
French
German
Greek
humorous Eng. lit.
Italian literature
Latin "
macaronic Eng. lit.
philosophy of
sacred hymnology
satirical Eng. lit.
Spanish literature
other literature see table 5
Poets* lives
English
French
German
Italian
Spanish
Pointed architecture
Points modern geometry
Poisoned wounds surgery
973-79
821
841
831
881
827
851
871
827
808.1
245
827
861
928
928.21
928.41
928.31
928.51
928.61
7*35
513-51
617.148
refer to the tables at the
Poisonous
INDEX
Poultry
Poisonous cosmetics adulterations
614.355
Political sermons
252.6
secretion animals
591.145
status of woman
396.3
Poisons chemical analysis
543.5
Politicians' lives
923.2
effects of diseases
616.97
Politics, American
329.
medical jurisprudence
340.6
British
329.942
sale of State control
614.28
morals of
172.1
therapeutics
615.9
Polity, ecclesiastical
262
vegetable economic botany 58 1 .69
Poliziano, Angelo Italian drama
852.22
* Poitou, France history
944.6
poetry
851.24
Poker amusements
795
Polk, J. K., presidency of
973-6
ethics
175-5
Polka piano music
786.44
* Polabian language
491.89
Poll-tax political economy
336.25
"Poland history
943-8
Pollen fertilization
581.3
insurrection of hist.
947.07
Pollution, air, by cemeteries
614.652
4 language
491.85
public health
614.7
literature
891.85
water by cemeteries
614.651
partition of "
947.06
supply of towns
628.16
* Russian history
947.5
Polo amusements
797
Polar projections descriptive geom
•515-54
Polonaise piano music
786.44
' regions, antarctic history
999
Polyandry customs
392.6
travel
919.9
ethics
173.2
* arctic history
998
Polycarpeae botany
583- '55
travel
919.8
Polychromatic ornament
747
Polariscope optics
535-5
Polycystina zoology
593.H
Polarity in rocks geology
551.84
Polyedrons geometry
513.34
Polarization of light astronomy
522.65
Polygalex botany
583- '43
chemistry
544-7
Polygalineae *'
583.14
optics
535-5
Polygamy criminal law
343
Polars modern anal. geom.
516.55
customs
392.6
geometry
5»3-55
ethics
173-2
Polemic sermons
252.2
hygiene
613.89
theology
230
Mormonism
298
Polemoniacese, botany
583.761
Polyglot Bibles
22a5
Polemoniales "
583.76
Polygonaceae botany
583.9'7
Poles modern anal. geom.
5'6.55
Polygoneutic variations animals
59i.'54
geometry
5'3-55
Polygons geometry
513.16
telegraph communication
654.4
Polygraphy special libraries
080
Police, local gov.
352.2
* see subject for topical collections
measures administration
351.74
Polyhedra geometry
513.34
medical State control
614.29
Polymorphic variations animals
591. 151
sanitary administration
35' -77
Polymorphism crystallography
548.3
stations architecture
725.18
' Polynesia history
996
Polish chemical technology
667.7
languages
499
^ Polish language
491.85
travels
919.6
literature
891.85
Polypetalae botany
583.1
Polishing painting
698.3
Polyphonic school music
783.4
Politeness ethics
177.1
Polyps zoology
593.6
etiquet
395
Polypus diseases
616.992
Political associations
3^3
Polytheism
290
economists' lives
923.3
Polyzoa zoology
594.7
economy
330
* Pomerania. Germany history
943.16
ethics
172. 1
r*omology agriculture
634
history Amer. civil war
973-7'
Pompeii description
9'3-377
organizations
363
Pompey's pillar Egyptian antiquitie
»9'3.3»
parties
329
monuments
718
science
320
Pompignan, J. J. de F., French poetr
y 841.53
Voplc* In black face type are sab-dlvided. Superior flf^nres refer to the tablet al the
end of this index.
(532)
INDEX
Ponds, artificial landscape garden.
Ponies students* honor
Ponsard, Fran9ois French drama
Pontederiacese, botany
Pontifical States Italian history
Pontificate, Roman eccles. polity
7M
371.81
S42.82
584-34
945.6
262.13
Pontoppidan, Erik Dan. miscellany 839.8841
Pontus
Poolselling
Poor-houses
laws
ancient history
ethics
architecture
asyl urns
pauperism
local government
pauperism
rates
Poot, H. C.
Pope, A.
Dutch poetry
English ••
satire
Popery ecclesiastical polity
Popes church history
lives
Popham colony Maine history
Popish plot, 1679 English history
Poppy botany
Popular ballads
delusions
education public
elections suffrage
errors
lectures
science
939-33
1759
725-55
362.5
339
352-9
339
336-28
839-3142
821.53
827.55
262.13
282
922.2
974.1
942.066
583.122
784.4
133
379
324
133
self-education 374.5
500
summer schools self-educ. 374.6
tumults public order 351.752
Population
Porcelain
statistics 312
738
chemical technology 666.5
Portland cement manufacture
vase pottery
' Porto Rico history
Portrait painting
Portraits, catalogues of
collections of painting
engraved
Ports, establishment of tides
* Portsmouth, Eng. history
travels
' Portugal history
travel
* Portuguese language
literature
Romanesque arch.
Portulaceae botany
' Posen, Germany history
Posidonius Greek philosophers
Poisonous
Poultry
666.9
738
972.95
757
757
757
769
525.64
942.27
914.227
946.9
914.69
469
869
723.46
583.156
943-13
188.5
Position, calculus of analyt. geom. 516.8
of body in orbit astron.
space
orbit
Positivism philosophy
Posology materia medica
«
((
521.23
521.24
521.22
146
615.14
Post mortem examinations pathol. 616.079
Post-Nicene apostolic church
ofiice administration
dep't U. S. admin,
ofiices architecture
sociology
pliocene period geology
Postage-stamps
Postal service
telegraph
painting 738
Porifera zoology 593-4
Pork packing air pollution 614.743
trichinae public health 614.562
Porosity properties of solids 539.2
Porous terra construction building 693.4
Porphyrite lithology 552-31
Porphyry Greek philosophers 186.4
Porphyry economic geology 553.56
lithology 552.31
Port Royal heresy 273.7
persecutions 272.5
Porta, G. della, Italian drama 852.45
Portable engines mechan. eng. 621.15
observatories astron. 522.15
Portents 133.3
Porter, Jane English fiction 823.75
Noah Amer. philosophers 191 .6
Porter's lodges architecture 728.91
Portland cement economic geology 553.68
Postl, K.
Postludes
Posts
Pot-pourris
Potash
Potassium
Potato
281.4
35'-8i6
353-4
725.16
383
551-79
383
383
384
833-74
786.85
694-4
785.9
German fiction
organ music
carpentry
orchestral music
chemical technology 661.3
inorganic chemistry 546.32
agriculture 633
botany 583.79
disease agriculture 632
botany 581.21
Potential statical electricity 537.21
Potentials of ellipsoids geodesy 526.11
' Potenza, Italy history 945-77
Potgieter, E. J. Dutch essays 839.3453
Potter, Dire ** poetry 839.3115
Potters* clays, economic geology 553-61
Pottery art 738
manufacture 666.3
pointing 738
prehistoric 57 '-55
works architecture 725.48
Poultry, diseases of 619.3
Topics in black face type are sub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the
end of this index,
(533)
Poultry
Projectiles
Poultry domestic animals
Poverty pauperism
Powder, baking adulterations
chemical technol.
gun manufactures
manufacture
protective external agents
Power of removal civil service
transmission of
INDEX
636.5
339
614-315
664.6
662.3
662.3
615.776
351-92
621. 8
Powers, separation of, Englisn gov. 354.4202
French
German
U.S.
<i
tt
u
Practical astronomy
chemistry
mining
354.4402
354-4302
35302
522
6222
pharmacy materia medica 6 1 5.4
religion
sermons
Practice of medicine
* Prague history
travels
Prairies physical geography
Praise meetings public worship
^ Prakrit language
Pram, K. H. Danish poetry
Prati, Giovanni Italian "
Prato, Giovanni da " fiction
Prayer-books, Anglican
church ritual
family
gauge natural theology 217
Lord's Gospels 226.9
meetings 264.7
natural theology 217
of Manasses, Apocrypha 229.6
private personal relig. 248
240
2524
616
94371
9M-37I
551.58
264.2
491.2
839.8155
851.78
85325
264.03
264.1
249
<t
922
251
573-3
929.7
522.95
521.9
669.2
549
Pregnancy obstetrics
pathology of
Prehistoric archaeology
man, nat. hist, of ix\^
Prelacy ecclesiastical polity
Preludes organ music
Preordination, doctrinal theology
Preparatory schools, private
' Prepositions English etymology
Pre-Raphselitism
Presages
Presbyter ministry
Presbyterian orders in ministry
Presbyterians
lives
Presbytery ecclesiastical polity
Prescience Divine attribute
Prescription-writing materia medica 61 5.1 4
Presentations in labor obstetrics 618.42
Preservation of fruits, vegetables 664.8
meat and fish 664.9
Preservatives building 691
zoolog. collections 579.2
641
354.4403
35303
618.2
6x8.3
571
573
262.12
786.83
2349
373
422.9
759-9
^333
262.14
262.18
285
922.5
262.4
2314
Preserving
President
Preachers' lives
Preaching
Pre-Adamites
Precedence heraldry
Precession practical astronomy
theoretical
Precious metals metallurgy
mineralogy
stones economic geology 553.8
mineralogy 549
Precipitation disposal of sewage 628.34
practical chemistry 542.6
Predestination doctrinal theology 234.9
Predicting machines tides 525.68
Predictions ^33-3
Preemption state land 336.13
Preexistence of the soul 129.3
Prefect French local gov. 352.0444
' Prefixes English etymology 422.2 j
Topio6 in black ffice type are sub-divided. Superior
end of this index.
(534)
cookery
French gov.
U. S.
Presidential elections U. S,
Presidents' lives
Press, hydraulic engineering
science
journalism
liberty of
morals of
printing
public order
work printing
Pressing, hydraulic printing
Pressure gauges pneumatics
of air meteorology
blood physiology
clothing hygiene
liquids hydraulics
sense physiology
Prestidigitation
Pretenders English history
Prevention of contagious diseases 614.44
fire, protection of life 614.S41
Prevost d' Exiles, A. F., French fiction 843.53
324-73
9231
621.26
532.81
070
323
1 79. 1
655-3<
351-751
65532
65533
533-82
551-54
612.14
613.484
532.1
612.883
791
942.07
Priapus mythology 291
Prices of books library admin. 025.2
political economy 338.5
Pride ethics I79'8
Priest ministry 262.14
Priesthood, Christian ministry 262.1
Priests, celibacy of 254
ethics 176.2
figures refer to the table* at thm
Priests' lives, Roman Cath. 922.2
Primacy ecclesiastical polity 262.13
Primary schools methods 372
state system 379' '8
Prime numbers arithmetic 5* ''3
vertical astron. instruments 522.47
Primers elementary education 372.4
Primeval man, natural hist, of man 573
prehis. archaeology 571
«
52563
281.2
270.1
281
571
571
287.4
287.5
347.6
Priming tides
Primitive apostolic church
Christianity
church
culture
man, customs of
Methodist church
Wesleyan
Primogeniture, law
Primrose league, political associations 363
Primulacese botany 583.672
Primulales ** 58367
■ Prince Edward Is., Canada, history 971.7
Princeton college 378.749
Principles, general probabilities 519-1
Printed catalogs lib. economy 025.3
Printers' lives 926.5
occupation hygiene 613.65
Printing 655
calico chemical tech. 667.3
inks •• " 667.5
library admin. 025.1
presses 655.31
telegraphs, communication 654.3
trade 655
Prints, books of 769
cloth chemical technology 667.3
Prior, M. English poetry 821.51
Prisms geometry 5' 3-36
Prison associations 365
contracts polit. economy 33 '-5
discipline 365
life Amer. civil war 973-77
Prisoners of war international law 341.3
Prisons 365
and reformatories arch. 725.6
INDEX P^"!*"^
Projectiles
Private reading self-edu cation
schools
theatricals
ethics
vs. public schools
worship
Privateers
Privately printed books rarities
Privation, effects of diseases
hygiene
Privies air pollution
sanitation
Privileges, special, to library readers 024.7
to readers library admin. 025.1
Privy council Eng. government 354.4204
374-1
373
793
175.2
379-3
248
341.3
094
616.985
613.88
614.764
628.41
Prize fighting, ethics
Prizes in school education
international law
maritime "
Probabilities, mathematics
Probate law
175.6
371-53
341.3
347-7
519
347-6
Problems
Proboscidea
Procedure
Problem of three bodies, astronomy 521.13
5'7.29
517-39
599.6
347-9
691.7
691
783.29
394-5
186.4
183.1
633
differential calculus
integral "
see subject
mammals
law
Processes, anti-rust building
building materials
Processional cathedral music
customs
Greek philosophers
Processions
Proclus
Prodicus
Produce
<(
agriculture
Production of metals, political econ. 332.41
political economy 338
Productions of the soil agriculture 633
Profanity ethics '77-2
Professional ethics 174
schools architecture 727.4
services building 692.8
Professorships of books and reading 028.6
Profit sharing political economy 331.2
Prognostications '33-3
Program music, orchestral 785-4
hygiene
613.57
Progress
civilization
901
Private banks
332- '3
of population,statistics 3 1 2
grounds landscape garden.
712
sociology
301
international law
341.5
Progressior
I algebra
512.6
judgment ecclesiastical pol.
262.8
arithmetic
51 1.6
libraries
027.1
Progressive
; develop, of man evol.
575-6
library catalogs author
018.2
friends sects
289.6
classed
017.2
Prohibited books book rarities
098
dictionary
019.2
Prohibition
party political science
329.81
notes political economy
332.5
temperance
178.5
ownership of land
333-3
Projectiles,
deviation of
525.37
Topics in black face typ« are snb-dlvided. Superior flf^ures refer to tlie tables at the
end of this index.
(535)
Projectiles
Purification
INDEX
Projectiles military engineering 623.4
physics S3' -55
Projection of shadows perspective 515.63
Projections analytical geometry 516.57
526.8
618.58
523-75
1747
347-7
descriptive "
map geodesy
Prolapsus funis in labor
Prominences sun
Promise ethics
Promissory notes law
political economy 332.5
Promotion of public welfare 351-8
Promotions of scholars 371.28
trachers 37i'i6
' Pronominal forms Ping, etymology 422.7
* Pronouns " syntax 425.7
* Pronunciation ** language 421.5
Proof, legal law 347-94
reading printing 655.25
Propagation of contagious diseases 614.43
light optics 535.2
magnetism 53^--
sound acoustics 534-2
Propellers ships 621.12
Proper motions stars 523-83
names persons and places 929.4
of season, cathed. music 7^3-23
Propertius
Property
Latin lyric poetry 874.4
capital 331
city local taxat. 352.1
law of title to 347.2
literary publishing 655.6
state finance 336-1
suffrage 324.1
tax 336.21
theory of, polit. econ. 335.01
Prophecy Bible inspiration 220.1
Prophetical books of Bible 224
Proportion, algebra 51 2.6
arithmetic 51 1.6
in art aesthetics 701
of elevation, arch, design 729.13
occupiable area, ground
hygiene
plan arch, design
Proprietary libraries
Proscription criminal law
^ Prose composition Greek
Pro-slavery
Prosody
614.784
729-23
027.2
343-2
488.2
478.2
326.7
Prostitution
Protagoras
Proteaceae
35 > -764
176.5
613.87
183. 1
583-93»
591.57
administration
ethics
hygiene
Greek philosophers
botany
Protection of animals
human life from acci-
dents 614.8
political economy 337-3
Protective external agents, therapeu. 615.776
inoculation, pub. health 614.47
Protectorate English history 942.064
Protestant Episcopal Church 283
Episcopalians* lives 922.3
Methodist church 287.7
sects, continental 284
Protestantism 284
and Romanism 282
Protestants, French, persecutions of 2724
Protonotario, Stefano, Italian poetry 851. 11
Protophyta
Protoplasm
botany 589-7
animal physiology 591 -17
biology 576.2
physiology 612.71
paleontology 5^
zoology 593
* Provencal language 449
literature 849
Romanesque architecture 723.44
Protozoa
' Provence, France history
Proverbs, book of Bible
folk-lore
' Providence, R. I. history
travel
Providence, Divine theology
natural "
Province German local gov.
^ Provincialisms English lang.
Pruning agriculture
* Prussia history
* Prussian language, old
' Saxony, Germany, hist.
9449
223.7
398.9
974.52
917452
23<-5
214
352.0431
427
634
943.1
491.91
943.18
Prussic acid
travels 914.318
Prytz, A. J.
Psalmody
Psalms
Psalter
Latin
slavery
comparative philol. 416
3 English language 426
Greek " 486
Latin " 476
Prospecting mining engineering 622.1
Prostate gland, diseases 616.65
Topics in black face type are gub-divided. Superior
end of tkiM index*
I
materia medica 615.34
toxicology 615.962
Swedish drama S39.7223
music 783.9
Bible 223.2
Anglican ritual 264.038
Pseudo gospels 229.8
Pseudomorphs crystallography 54S.6
Pseudoneuroptera articulates 595*73
Pseudonyms, bibliography 014
Psychic phenomena 134
Psychological medicine 131
Psychology 150
fi glares refer to the tablet at the
(536)
INDEX
Projectiles
Purification
Psychomancy divination
Psychrometry, meteorology
Pteridophyta botany
Pterodactyl
Pteropoda
Pterosauria
Ptomaines
Puberty
paleontology
zoology
reptiles
animal poisons
physiology
Public accounts administration
administration
analysts adulterations
annuities
begging administration
buildings, architecture
local government
charities
charity administration
credit political economy
customs
debt finance
documents
preservation
education
administration
finance
gaming
gardens
health
<•
laws
local gov.
lands
law
libraries
administratioti
library author catalogs
notes political economy
occasions and duties, sermons
officers, duties of ethics
offices architecture
safety administration
sanitation
schools education
securities, polit. economy
shows ethics
speakers' occupation, hygiene
speaking, oratory
spirit patriotism
urinals sanitation
use and waste of water, **
vs. private schools
welfare administration
works **
worship
Publications, library
Publishers and authors
author catalogs
Topics In black face type are sub-
133-3
SS»-57
587
568.18
594-4
598.18
61 5.94
612.661
351-72
350
614.3
336.35
35 » -763
352.5
361
351-84
336.34
394
336.3
328
025.8
379
351-85^
336
351.762
711
6x4
6x4.09
352.4
336.1
340
027.4
35»-852
018. 1
332.5
252.6
172.2
725.13
351.75
6x4
379
3363
175'
613-65
808.5
172.1
628.45
628.17
379.3
351-8
3525
264
025.1
655.52
015
'divided.
0x5
920.4
655.5
655-4
655.58
857.14
972.4
57 '-8s
6x8.7
6x8.7a
Publishers' circulars
lives
Publishing business
history of
societies
Pucci, Antonio Italian satire
* Puebla, Mexico history
Pueblos dwellings
Puerperal diseases obstetrics
fever pathology
public health 614.545
state obstetrics 618.6
Pugilism amusement 796
ethics 175.6
Puissant's deduc, L. M. Z. formulae 526.48
Pujol Catalan poetry 849.9136
Pulci, Luigi Italian satire 857.22
Pulley physics 53 '.84
Pulmonary artery, aneurism and em-
bolism
respiration, animals
Pulp, dental, diseases of dentistry
616.247
591.127
617.61
262.x
Pulpit clergy
eloquence homiletics 250
oratory 25X
arch i tec. accessories 729.92
*t
«
247.1
616.071
612.16
552.23
533-5
533-83
533-84
533-85
628.12
Pulpits
sacred furniture
Pulse, diagnosis pathology
wave of blood physiology
Pumice stone lithology
Pump, air
condensing pneumatics
force
suction
wells water works
Pumping engines mechan. eng. 62X.64
stations sewerage works 628.29
vs. gravitation water
works
Pumps engineering
Punching tools
^ Punctuation English language
Punctured wounds surgery
Punic wars Roman history
Punishment, capital criminal law
corporal, school
eternal theology
future "
law
school
'Punjab, India history
Pupa embryology
Purchase of college degrees
Purgatives cathartics
Purgatory theology
Purification of wastes sanitation
628.12
62X.64
621.96
421.9
617.144
937-04
343-2
371.55
237.7
237-6
343-2
371-54
954.5
591.34
378.26
615-7323
236.5
628. 54G
Superior figures refer to the tables at the
end of this Index*
(537)
Puritanism
Recreation
Puritanism
Puritans
INDEX
Purpose
Pus
Puseyism
theology 285.9
English history 942.06
religious hist. 274.2
Mass. history 974*4
persecutions by 272.8
intention ethics 171
medicine 617.22
theology 283
^ Pushtu language 49Z-58
Pustular affections of skin 616.52
* Putnam Co., N. Y. history 974-732
Putrefaction
' Puy de Ddme, France history 944*59
Puzzles 793
diseases 616.943
human 573-8
Egyptian 9 '3-32
geometry 5'3-35
Pyrenees mountains travels 914.6
' Pyrenees, Orientales, France hist. 944.89
Pyrenomycetes botany 5S9-235
Pyrites mineral 549-3
Pyrometry temperature 53^-52
Pyrotechnics chemical tech. 662
Pyrrhonism Greek philosophy 186. i
Pythagorean philosophy 182.2
Pythias, knights of secret societies 366.2
Quackery delusions '33-7
Pyaemia
Pygmies
Pyramids
Quadrant
Quadrature
delusions
medical, state cont. of 614.26
astron. instrument 522.41
integral calculus 517-33
of circle geom. S^Z-^^
Quadric surfaces anal. geom. 516.42
modern " " 516.58
geometry 513.58
Quadrilateral, adjustment of, geodesy 526.52
Quadrilaterals, plane geometry 5 • 3- ' 5
Quadrumana, zoology 599-8
Quadrupeds 599
Quadruple-K telegraphs commun. 654.2
Quakers lives 922.8
persecutions 272.8
sects 289.6
Qualifications of readers lib. econ. 024.1
teachers, education 371. 11
voters suffrage 324.1
Qualitative analysis chemistry 544
Quality metaphysics iii
Quantics algebra 512.87
Quantitative analysis chemistry 545
Quantities building 692.5
3 Quantity English prosody 426.1
of blood physiology 61 2. 116
clothing hygiene 613.482
metaphysics 1 19
Quarantine administration
It
<i
Quarantine contagious disease
laws, local admin.
Quarries, prehistoric
Quarrying mining engineering
Quarrymen*s occupation hygiene
Quartermasters military admin.
Quarters, servants* architecture
Quartet sacred music
Quartets vocal music
Quartz lithology
mineralogy
Quartzite lithology
Quaternary age geology
Quaternions mathematics
Quays harbor engineering
' Quebec, Canada history
travels
Queen Anne architecture
' Queen's Co., Ireland history
'Queens Co., New York, "
Queens, lives of
' Queensland
* Queretaro, Mexico
Quesnes de Bethune French poetry
Questions see subject
Quevedo Villegas, V. G. de, Sp. sat.
Quietism heresies
Quietists, persecution of
" Quincy system," education
Quinet, Edgar, French essays
Quinine therapeutics
Quinones organic chemistry
Quinsy diseases
Quintana, M. J. Spanish poetry
Quintilian Latin oratory
Quoits amusements
^ Quotations English literature '
general collections
Rabbinic learning Judaism
Rabbits domestic animals
Rabelais, Fran9ois French .satire
Rabener, G. W: German "
Racan, II. de B., French poetry
Race horse amusements
influence on mind
mortality public health
suffrage
Races of man
Rachel, Joachim German satire
Racine, Jean French drama
Louis ** poetry
Racing amusements
ethics
Radiant energy of sun
matter
points meteors
352.4
Topics in black face type are sub-divided. Sui>erior flgures refer to the tables
end of this index.
(538)
614.46
352.4
571.21
622.22
613.66
355
728.92
783.8
784.84
552.45
549-5
552.45
S5'.79
516.8
627.3
971.4
917.14
724.5
941.87
974.724
023.1
994.3
972.4
841.15
867.3
273.7
272.5
37 '.47
844.81
615.75
547.6
616.31
861.51
875.6
796
828-
80S.8
296
636.9
847.32
837.61
841.43
798
136.4
614.144
324.1
572
837.52
842.45
841.52
798
175.7
523-72
539."
523.53
at th«
^w
INDEX
Puritanism
Recreation
Radiates
Radiation
Radical axes
)((adiolaria
paleontology
zottlog^
heat
modern geometry
zoology
Radius vector astronomy
' Radnor, Wales history
Ragged schools
563.2
593.2
536.33
513.54
593- -4
521.38
942.96
Rags, control of contagious diseases 614.463
614.48
839.8157
656
385
625
625.4
725.32
disinfection " "
Rahbek, K. L., Danish poetry
Railroad accidents
corporations
engineering
elevated
freight houses arch,
government, administration 351.812
horse mechanical eng. 625.6
law 385
locomotives 621.13
ofificials' lives 923.8
passenger stations, arch. 725.31
reports, state 385
shops " 725.33
transportation business 656
" sociology 385
travel protect, of life 614.863
Railroading 656
Rails railroad engineering 625.1
Railway guides
Rainfall meteorology
Rainless regions meteorology
Raising funds for libraries
' Rajputana, India history
Ram, water hydraulics
Ramsay, A. English poetry
Ranales botany
Randolph, John Am. oratory
Rank heraldry
Ranunculacese botany
Rapateaceae
Rape law
(I
656
551-57
55'-58
021.9
954-4
532.83
821.54
583"
815.24
929.7
583"!
584.39
343
Rapidity of flow of blood, physiology 612.15
Rapisardi, Mario Italian poetry
Raptores birds
Rare binding book rarities
illustrations
printing
Rarissima
Rasores birds
Rat noxious animal
zoology
Rationalism
M
«<
«<
851.86
598.9
095
096
094
090
598.6
591.68
599-3
211
natural theology
Rationalistic age religious history 270.8
Rationalists, apologetics against 239.7
Rattlesnake zoology 598-12
Topics in black face type are sub-divided. Superior fig^ures
end of this Indeiu
(539)
Ranch, H. J. Danish drama 839.8231
Raw materials, duties on 337-6
Read, Thos. Buchanan, Am. poetry 811.35
Readers' aids 028
^ elementary, Eng. language 428.6
librarian's relations to 025.1
qualifications lib. econ. 024.1
Reading and aids 028
art of 808.5
^ books, higher, Eng. 828
clubs self-education 374.2
courses 028.3
elementary education 372.4
for the young 028.5
private self-education 374.1
proofs printing 655.25
rooms, for laboring classes 331.85
free, library econ. 027.9
library economy
Readings, halls for architecture
Ready-reckoners
Reagents chem. anal.
Real estate law
022.5
725.83
658
543
347.2
taxation polit. econ. 336.22
presence, theology
Realism philosophy
Realty law
Reason in animals zoology
intuitive faculty
natural theology
Reasoning faculty
265.3
149.2
347.2
591.51
156
210
153-6
Rebellion of 17 17 and 1745, Irish hist. 941.57
i<
323
973-7
841.75
615
602
political science
Southern U. S.
Reboul, Jean French poetry
Receipts medicine
useful arts
workshop, chem. tech. 660
on special subj. see subj.
Receiving vaults architecture
Rdcent period, geology
Recesses in schools
Recessional cathedral service
Recipe books, cookery
Reciprocal polars, analytical geom.
modern
Reciprocity free trade
Recitation rooms architecture
Recitations education
Recitative music
«
726.8
55».79i
371.24
783.29
641
5'6.55
513-55
337.9
727.1
371.32
784.2
Recognition hereafter doct. theol. 237
Reconnaissance geodesy 526.31
Reconstruction U. S. history 973*8
Record offices, architecture 725.15
Recreation buildings arch. 725.8
hygiene 6x3.7
refer to the tables at the
Recreations
Rest
INDEX
Recreations school hygiene 371-74
Recreative arts 790
Recruiting military science 355
Rectangular coordinates spher.astr. 522.72
Rectilinear motion dynamics 53^-3^
Rectum, administration of med., ther. 61 5.62
anatomy 611.35
diseases 616.35
Red Cross societies 361
globules of blood phy.siology 61 2.1 11
* river settlement, Canada, hist. 971.27
travels 917.127
sea physical geography 551467
Redemption theology ^34-3
Redemptorists monastic orders 271.6
Reduction of results geodesy 526.75
^ Reduplication English etymology 422.3
Reed wind instruments
Reenberg, Toger Danish poetry
Reference books library admin.
use of aids
department lib. econ.
use of libraries
Refiners' occupation hygiene
Reflecting circle, astron. instruments 522.41
instruments optics 535*^7
telescopes astron. instr. 522.21
788.9
839.8142
025.5
028.7
025.5
024.5
613.62
536.31
535-3
153-4
5 « 5-64
591.18
Reflection heat
light
mental faculties
Reflections perspective
Reflex action zoology
Reform bill, 1832 English suffrage 324.42
civil service 351-6
schools 364
architecture 725.64
education 37^-97
sociology 301
Reformation, age of European hist. 940.7
German history 94303
religious history 270.6
Scandinavian history 948.04
Switzerland, sec. hist. 949.403
Reformatories architecture
hygiene
temperance
Reformatory associations
Reformed church, Dutch
in Amer.
Episcopal church
Presbvterian "
Reformers* lives
Refraction heat
optics
practical astronomy
Refracting telescopes
Topics 111 1>lack face tyi>e nre ftub-divided.
725.6
61357
178.6
364
284.1
285.7
2S3
285.5
923.6
536.32
535.3
522.92
Refreshment buildings arch. 725-7
Regaldi, Guiseppe Italian poetry 851.77
Regencies Eng. administration 354.4203
const, hist. 342.429
Regeneration, theology 234.4
' Reggio di Calabria, Italy history 945.79
travels 914.579
Regicides' lives 923.4
Regimen hygiene 613
Regimental histories, U. S. civil war 973.74
353-9
61 1.9
6175
929.3
312
347-2
355
347-2
614.1
3"
847.47
847-35
612.53
Regiments, history of
Regional anatomy
surgery
Registers, family
of births, etc., public
deeds law
U. S. army officers
Registration of conveyances law
public health
statistics
Regnard, J. F. French satire
Regnier, Mathurin " "
Regulation of animal heat phys.
med. prac, pub. health 614.25
Regulations, army 355
navy 359
readers library econ. 024
Regulators, sewerage 628.258
Reid, Thomas, British philosophers 192.5
intuitionalism 143
Reign of terror, 1793-4, French hist, 944.044
Reinaert Dutch satire 839.371
" Reineke Vos " German satire 837.31
Relapsing fever diseases 616.924
Relations, domestic, political science 323
foreign " " 327
of capital and labor 33I-I
church and state, ethics 172.3
Relationship 929.1
Relative location library economy 025.8
Relics miracles 231.7
Relief, decoration in architecture 729.5
work building
Religion
and education
science apologetics
nat theol.
Christian
natural
practical
Religions, Non-Christian
Religious anecdotes
architecture
art
associations
biography
698.S
200
377
239.8
215
200
2JO
240
290
244
726
246
206
922
Superior fif;ure« refer to the tables at the
end of tlilA index.
(540)
INDEX Recreations
Rest
Religious ceremonies history
Reproductive power, mental faculties 154
sacraments
265
Reptiles paleontology
568.1
controvers/
270
zoology
598.1
on special subjects see subjed
Republic, ist French history
944.042
education
377
2d " "
944.07
of clergy
207
3d " "
944.08
festivals
264
political science
321.8
iiction
244
Roman history
937.0a
history
270
Spanish "
946.08
institutions
260
Republican institutions
321.8
liberty
261.7
party, U. S.
329.6
orders, monastic
27 z
Republicans U. S. history
973-4
painting art
755
(i «
973.7
ecclesiology
247.5
Republics, Italian history
945-04
poetry
245
polit. science
321.5
societies
206
Repudiation finance
336.36
of special sects
280
Repulsive force descr. astronomy
523.17
on special subject see subject
Reredos fixed furniture
729.96
symbolism
246
sacred "
247.2
Remains, paleontology
560
Rescue from drowning, protec. of life 614.81 1
Remedies, legal
347.95
of shipwrecked " •* ♦*
614.868
pathology
6x6
Resection surgery
617.94
therapeutics
615-5
Resedaceae botany
583.133
Remittent fever public health
614.532
Resen, Peder Danish miscellany
839-883
Remonstrants, sects
284.9
Reservoirs sewerage
628.28
Renaissance architecture
724.1
water works
628.13
European history
940.6
Residences architecture
728
fine arts
709
official, arch.
725.17
religious **
270.5
Residual calculus
517
Renal diseases
616.61
Resins chemical technology
668.4
Renan, Joseph Ernest Fr. essays
844.82
fossil, economic geol.
553.29
" Renard the fox " German satire
837.31
Resistance of materials, engineering
620.1
Rendering works air pollution
614.742
molec. phys.
539.4
'Renfrew, Scotland history
941.41
water hydraulics
532.58
"Rensselaer Co., N. Y. *«
974-741
Resisting medium descr. astron.
52315
Rent of state property finance
336.11
theoret. "
521.44
political economy
333
Resonators acoustics
534.**
Repair of waste physiological zool.
591.136
Resorts, health hygiene
613.12
physiology
612.395
human ••
613.5
Repentance doctrine
234.5
mountain "
613.12
Repetitions, method of geodesy
526.56
sea-side "
613.12
Reporting journalism
070
summer architecture
728.52
shorthand
653
Respiration animals
591.1a
Reports, law, American
345-4
physiology
6ia.a
British
346.4
Respiratory movements physiology
612.21
library administration
025.1
organs, comp. anat.
591.42
see subject
descriptive anat.
591.72
Repouss^ work fine arts
739
system, anatomy
611. 2
roofs
721.56
diseases of
6x6.2
Representative gov. polit. sci.
321.8
drugs act. on
615.72
Reprisal international law
341-3
surg. opera.
617.42
Reproduction, botany
581.16
Responsibility, human doct. theol.
2334
embryology
581.3
ethics
171
physiology
612.6
Responsive choral service
783.24
zoology
591.16
readings, public worship 264.4
embryology 591.3
Rest and sleep, hygiene
613.79
Topics In black face tyi>o are snb-divided.
Superior fl^nres refer to the tables at the
end of tl
lU index.
(5
41)
Restaurants
Rosenkraiu
INDEX
Restaurants architecture 725.71
Restiacex botany 584.83
Restif da la Bretonne N. E., Fr. fiction 843.57
Restoration Englisli liistory 942.066
French " 944.06
of the Jews 296
Restriction of contagious diseases 614.44
Resumption U. S. finance 33673
Resurrection Christology 232.5
doctrinal theology 236.8
Resuscitation of the drowned, protect.
of life 614.812
Retail stores architecture 725.21
Retina eye diseases 617.73
Retreats, religious 269
Retribution doctrinal theology 237.6
Retro-vaccination contagious dis. 614.4737
Reuchlin medieval philosopher 189.5
Reunion public order 35'752
Reuss, Germany history 943.28
Re-vaccination contagious diseases 614.4734
Re-vaccinisation " "
614.4736
Revelation, Book of Bible
228
Divine
231.6
Revenue state finance
336
Reversionary payments finance
336.35
insurance
368.31
■ Reviews see subject reviewed
Revised statutes American law
345-2
* Revival, Gothic architecture
724.3
« Grecian
724.2
of letters, literary history 809
' Romanesque arch.
724.8
Revivals music
7837
of religion
269
Revolution, American history
973-3
English, 1688 "
942.068
French, 1789 "
944.04
1830 "
944.063
1848 "
944.07
of the earth astronomy 525.35
Revolutions political science 323
Rewards and punishments theology 233.4
school 371-53
* Reynard the fox " German satire 837.31
*Rh3etia ancient history 939.84
^Rhaeto-Romansch language 459
Rhamneac botany 5*^3-275
' Rhenish Bavaria, Germany, history 943.43
* Prussia
943-42
Rhetoric
808
sacred homiletics
251
Rheumatic fever diseases
616.991
Rheumatism "
616.991
Rhine travels
91434
Rhinoceros zoology
599-7
Rhinoplastic operations surgery
Rhizophorese botany
Rhizopoda zoology
' Rhode Island, U. S. history
Rhodes ancient "
* modern •*
Rhodium inorganic chemistry
Rhododendron botany
' Rhone, France history
English prosody
insects
lithology
English history
«
<i
It
t<
617.95
583-4 » I
593"
974-5
939.16
949.96
546.97
583.62
94458
420.6
595-75
552-25
942.032
942.038
942.046
943-025
823.61
974.726
833.62
616.996
793
398.6
798
^ Rhymes
Rhynchota
Rhyolite
Richard I.
II.
III.
of Cornwall, Ger. history
Richardson, S: English fiction
' Richmond Co., N. Y. history
Richter, J. P. F. German fiction
Rickets diseases
Riddles amusement
popular life
Riding
halls and schools, architecture 725.88
Rifle manufacture 6S3
military science 355
shooting amusement 799
Rifled ordnance, military engineering 623.4
Right ascension, variations of astron. 521.27
lines analytical geometry 516.11
loci in space "
plane geometry
of search
standard of ethics
Righteousness, personal religion
Rights and liberties, const, law
land political economy
political science
Rigor of muscles physiology
Rinderpest veterinary medicine
Rings, finger costume
sacred ornaments
Ringwaldt, B. German poetry
516.31
513-"
341
171
248
342
333
323
612.742
619.2
3917
247.6
831.45
Rinks
bicycle, architecture 725.86
•<
Topics in black face type are 8ab-divi(le<l. Superior figures
end of this index.
(542)
ethics
skating
Rinuccini, Ottavio Italian drama
* Rio Janeiro history
travels
Rioja, Francisco de Span, poetry
Rios, J. A. de los " misc.
Riots administration
law
in any locality sec name of place
Ripple-marks, geology 551-83
Ritchie, A. C. (M.) Amer. drama 812.31
refer to the tobies at the
175.I
725.86
852.52
981
918.1
861.38
868.52
351-752
343
INDEX
Restaurants
Rosenkrans
Rites and ceremonies customs 394*4
Ritual public worship 264
Ritualism 264
Rivadeneyra, Pedro de Span. misc. ^68.35
River crossing, sewerage works 628.26
engineering 627
transportation sociology 387
Rivers engineering 627.1
hydraulics 532-54
physical geography 551.48
pollution sanit eng. 628.541
water supply 628.11
Riveted Joints, plumbing 696.4
Riveting tools, mechanical eng. 621.97
Rivets machine tools 621.99
plumbing 696.4
Roadbed railroad engineering 625.1
Roads and pavements engineering 625.7
cable " 625.5
elevated " 625.^
engineering 625.7
military military eng. 623.6
Robbery criminal law 343
Robert II., French history 944.021
o£ Gloucester, English poetry 821.13
Robin Hood English ballads
legends
" Robinsonaden" German fiction
Rocaberti, Fra Catalan poetry
' Rochester, N. Y. history
Rock analysis
blasting
minerals
salt
structure
chemistry
engineering
determination
economic geology
lithology
« Rockland Co., N. Y. history
Rocks, cleavage of geology
conductivity of, **
lithology
polarity in geology
Rocky mountains, U. S., history 978
Rodentia zoology 599-3
Rodolph I. German history 943.026
II. " " 943034
Rodriguez Rubf, Tomas Sp. drama 862.52
Roig, Jacme Catalan poetry 849.9133
Rojas y Zorrilla, F. de Span, drama 862.36
821.04
398.2
83354
849.912
974.789
543-6
622.23
552.81
553-63
552.82
974.728
551.84
551.14
55a
551-84
937.06
937
945-6
272.2
349.37
870
292
Roman Catholic church 282
Catholics' lives, biography 922.2
dominion in Spain, history 946.01
empire •*
history, ancient
' modern
inquisition, persecutions
law
literature
mythology
orders monastic orders 271
of architecture 729.32
republic history 937-02
sculpture 733
supremacy religious history 270.4
Roman de la Rose French poetry 841.18
du Renard " satire
^ Romance, English
languages
religious
Romances, Los Spanish poetry
Romanesque architecture
revival, architecture 724.8
Romanism 282
Romanos, R. M. de Spanish fiction 863.52
Romans epistle bible 227.1
Romans d'Aventures, Proven9al poet. 849. 123
Romantic orchestral music 785.3
piano music 786.43
vocal " 784.3
Rome, ancient history 937
church of 282
missions 266.2
theology, doctrines 230.2
847.12
823
479
244
861.26
723.4
city, ancient
' modern
travels
Romer, Ole Danish miscellany
Romish church
Rommany Gipsies
Rondo piano music
Ronsard, Pierre de French poetry
Rood screen fixed furniture
sacred **
Roof construction architecture
coverings building
Roofs architectural design
831.46 engineering
531.45 Rope making
355 Rosa, Salvatore Italian satire
371.53 Rosaceae botany
489 Rosales *^
889 ' Roscommon, Ireland history
722.7 Rose botany
709.37 culture
613.46 Rosenkranz, Holger Danish miscel. 839.883
Topics in black face type are sub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the
end of this index.
(543)
Rollenhagen, G;, German poetry
Rolling friction, mechanics
Rolls of honor military
schools
* Romaic language
literature
Roman architecture
art
baths hygiene
937.6
945-6
914.56
839.883
282
397
786.41
841.34
729.96
247.2
721.5
695
729.35
624.9
677
857.5s
583.37
5833
941.75
583.37
716.2
Roses
Salviati
INDEX
Roses, wars of, English history 942.04
Rosetta stone, Egyptian inscriptions 493.117
Riickert, F. German poetry 831.74
Rudbeck, Olof, Swedish miscellany 839.7831
Greek
481.7
Rugosa zoology
593-61
Rosicrucians secret soc.
366.4
Ruins antiquities
913
Rosini, Giovanni Italian fiction
85371
Ruiz, Juan Spanish satire
867.1
' Ross, Scotland history
941.16
Rulers' lives
923.1
Rossetti, D. G. English poetry
821.84
palaces of architecture
725.17
Gabriello, Italian "
851.72
Rules for readers library econ.
024
Rota, Bernardino " "
851.42
staff " "
023.9
Rotary blowers, engineering
621.62
of order, parliamentary
328.1
pumps "
621.66
school
371.51
Rotation of earth
525-35
Rum chemical technology
663.5
heavenly bodies
521.15
* Rumania history
949.8
sun
523-73
travels
914.98
physics
53 '-34
* Rumansh language
4599
Rote teaching education
37».3i
literature
859.9
Rotgans, Lucas Dutch poetry
839-3MI
Ruminants zoology
599.7
Rotheln public health
614.524
Runeberg, J. L. Swedish poetry
839.7167
' Rotterdam history
949-2
Runes
439«6
travels
914.92
Anglo-Saxon
429.17
Roucher, J. A., French poetry
841.55
German
437.01
' Rouen history
944.25
Gothic
439-917
travels
914.425
Runic inscriptions
439.617
Roulettes curves, anal. geom.
516.26
Runius, Johan, Swedish poetry
839.7136
* Roumania, Turkey history
949.8
Rupert German history
943-027
4 Roumanian language
459-9
Rupture of genital tract obstetrics
618.55
Roumanille, Joseph, Proven9al poet. 849.144
Rural architecture
728
Round dances, amusements
793
cemeteries
719
ethics
175-3
economy agriculture
630
houses, R. R., architecture
725.33
life «•
630
table Arthurian romances
398.2
sports
796
vocal music
784.1
water supply
628.7
worms, parasitic diseases
616.965
Rush, Benjamin American essays
814.21
Roundheads English history
942.062
Ruskin, J: English essays
824.86
Rousseau, J. B. French poetry
841.51
Russia administration
35447
J. J. " fiction
84356
botany
581947
" philosophers 194.4
finance
336.47
Route canal engineering
626.1
geology
5547
railroad "
625.1
* history
947
Rovere, Antonius de Dutch poetry 839.3121
, in Asia history
957
Rowe, N. English drama
822.55
maps
9x2.47
Rowing sport
797
schools
37947
Rowson, Susanna, American fiction
813.22
statistics
314.7
* Roxburgh, Scotland history
941.47
travel
914-7
Roxburghiaceae botany
584.3»
treaties
341.247
Royal houses, heraldry
929.7
other topics see table i
lives biography
923.1
' Russian America, Alaska history
979.8
Rubber manufactures
678
architecture
723.2
Rubble stone foundations
721.12
baths architecture
725.73
Rubefacients external irritants
615-773
hygiene
613.46
Rubeola diseases
616.916
church sects
281.9
Rubiaccx botany
583-52
* language
491.7
Rubiales
58351
literature
891.7
Rubidium inorganic chemistry
546.35
music
781.7
Rubrics Anglican ritual
264.032
Rust, anti-, processes, build, materials 691.7
Rucellai, Giovanni Italian poetry
851-33
fungi
589.225
Topics In black face type are sub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the
end of this index*
(544)
INDEX
Roses
Salviati
Rust joints plumbing
696.6
Rutacese botany
583-23
Rutebeuf French poetry
841.17
Ruth Bible
222.3
* Ruthenian language
49179
Ruthenium inorganic chemistry
546.96
' Rutland, England history
942.54
Rydberg, Viktor Swedish fiction
839.7367
Rydelius, Anders " misc.
8397834
Ryswick, Peace of treaties
34 1 24
Saavedra, Fajardo, D. de Sp. misc
. 868.36
Sabbatarians Christian sect
289.9
Sabbath
263
schools
268
Sabeism philosophy
181.7
Sabellian heresies
2733
Sabiaceae botany
583.291
Sabini ancient history
937.4
Saccharomycetes botany
589.91
Sacchetti, Franco Italian fiction
853.21
Sachs, Hans German poetry
831.44
Sacramentals public worship
264.9
Sacraments
265
Anglican ritual
264.035
Sacred art
246
biography
922
drama miracle plays
792
religion
244
furniture
247
history
270
music
783
poetry
^45
rhetoric
251
Sacrifice birth customs
392.2
Christology
232.4
Sacrifices Bible
220.93
sacraments
265.3
Sacrilege
265.9
Saddlery trade
685
Safe deposit buildings architecture 725.24
storage " 72535
Safes manufactures 672
Safety lamps, mining engineering 622.47
Sagas, Norse .839.6
Sago chemical technology 664.2
966.1
551.58
689
656
527.5
926.56
Sahara desert history
physical geography
Sail-making trade
Sailing directions
great circle navigation
Sailors' lives
Saint Albans raid U. S. history 97 37 2
Vermont hist. 974.3
Amant, M. A. G., Fr. satire 847.42
Bartholomew's day, persecution 272.4
Bernard, hospice of, prot. of life 614.87
Topics In black face type are
i(
(i
844.42
997
974-756
977.8
917.78
Saint fivremond, French essays
' Helena history
' Lawrence Co., N. Y.
* Louis, Mo.
travels
Marc Girardin Fr. essays 844.75
* Petersburg, Russia, history 947.4
travelf 914.74
Pierre, J. H. B. de Fr. fiction 843.61
Simonism socialism 335.2
Vitus's dance diseases 616.851
Sainte Beuve, .C. A. French essays 844.74
Saints doctrine
lives of
Salamanders batrachia
Salaries lib. administration
Salary of teachers
Sale catalogs of books
of duplicates library economy 025.2
state properties finance 336.12
Salem itano, Masuccio Italian fict. 853.31
235
922
597.9
025.1
371.16
017-019
* Salerno, Italy history
Salesmen's occupation hygiene
Salic laws German law
Salicine)ae botany
Salicylates therapeutics
Salicylic acid organic chem. 547.76
disinfectants, contag. dis. 614.486
Saline waters economic geology
Salines cathartics
Saliva therapeutics
Salivary glands anatomy
physiology
secretion physiol. zoology 591.143
Sallust Latin literature 878.2
Salmon fishing, amusement 799
business 639
" Salomon and Morolf " Ger. satire 837.22
Saloons architecture 725.72
billiard architecture 725.84
945-74
613.65
349432
583.981
615.75
553-72
615.7322
615.741
611.31
612.31
' Salop, England history 942.45
Salt baths hygiene 613.45
foods " 613.28
lithology 552.53
manufacture 664.4
mining 622.36
rock economic geology 553.63
Saltpetre mineralogy 549.72
Salts, chemical technology 661.4
of ammonia chemical tech. 661.5
theoretical chemistry 54 1.4
Saluste du Bartas, G. de Fr. poetry 841.37
Salvadoraceae, botany 583.716
Salvage maritime law 3 ♦7*7
Salvation doctrinal theology 234
Salviati, Leonardo Italian essays 854.45
•ttb-dlvlded. Superior fi^ureg refer to the tables at the
end of this Index.
(545)
Salibure
INDEX
Scitaminew
'Salzburg, Germany history
943-63
Sannaizaro, Jacopo Italian poeliy
851.26
Samaniego, F. M. de, Spanish poetry 861.44
< Sanskrit language
491,3
' Samaritan language
■W=-5
literature
891.2
Samnitewars Roman history
937 oj
Santalacei botany
533-943
Samnium ancient "
937-7
' Santiago history
983
Samos "
939- '4
travels
9' 8.3
• modem "
949-94
' Santo Domingo history
97=93
Samsoe, 0. J. Danish drama
839.8253
' Saflne el Loire, France history
94-1 -43
Samuel Old Teaiament
222.4
Sap, circulation of botany
SSiti
Samydaceae botany
583-4S"
Sa]jindacei "
583-281
' San Francisco history
979-4
5B3.2S
travels
9'7-94
Sapotace*
5S 3.681
' San Luis Potosi, Mexico history
97 =-4
Sappho Greckpoetiy
884.2
■San Salvador history
973.84
.•iaprokgnicx. botany
58926
868.12
' Saracen empire history
953
Sanctification doclrmal theology
234-8
Saracenic architecture
723-3
Sanctis, Francesco de Italian essays 854.81
' Saratoga Co., N. V. history
974.748
Sanctuary legal antiquities
340.3
Sardinia ancient
937-9
Sanctus sacred music
7S3.22
' island modern "
945-9
Sand, G: French fiction
843.82
Sardou, Vicloricn French drama
842.86
721.14
Sarmatia, Asiatica, ancient history
93952
piles
721..6
Europa •' "
939-81
storms
S5'-5'
Sarpi, Paolo Italian essays
854-5'
Sandals costumes
39 '-4
Sarr-iceniatca^, botany
583.121
Sandbugs zoology
59536
' Sarthe, France history
944-17
Sandemaiiianism sects
289.9
Sash arch, construction
721.83
Sander, K. L., Danish drama
839.8256
971.24
Sands economic geolc^
S53-62
Sas-sanian architecture
722.5
Sandstone
SS3-S3
Sassanians ancient history
935-7
lithology
SS^-S'
Satan doctrinal theology
^35
old red
S5'-74
Satellites.actionof astronomy
in -42
* Sandwich Islands historj'
996.9
theoretical
521.6
Sandys, GeorEC American poetry
811.11
'Satire English literature
S27
Sangreal legends
398.!
Satirical music, dramatic
782.6
Sanguification, physiology
612.119
Satirists' lives, Eng.
92S.27
Sanhedrim Judaism
296
Saturn astronomy
S23-4<5
Saniliriums health resorts
6.3.12
Satyre Menipp<!e, La French satin
847-33
Sanitary affairs public healtfa
614
Saurians
ssai
appliances hygiene
613.08
Siuirtipltrvgia, reptiles
598-16
public health
6r4.o8
Savages
commission. Am. civil wa
973-77
' Savanna, Ga., history
97S-S
3SM
travels
917.58
U.S.
36'
Savingsbanks.administralion
3S[.8zs
districts Eng. local gov
3S=-04i5
arch! Lecture
715-24
engineerinj
61B
political ccoii.
332.2
laws public health
614.09
' Savoy, declaration doct. theology
23S-S
measures " "
614.09
France history
944-48
police jiliiiiiii?tratio
1351-77
614.09
house of "
Saw mills
reports public healt
674
science engineering
61B
Saws tools
621.93
surveys public health 614.77
Saie. J, G. Am. satire
8'7-35
Sanitation, industrial, engineering 6aS. 5
' Saxe-Allenburg, Germany history 943.24
of towns
628.4
' Gotha-Coburg " "
943-^5
principles of
63S
• Meiningen
943- s6
public
614
' Weimar
943-'3
veterinary, pub. health 614,9
Saxhorn wind instrument
788.42
Taplci in bla.k face lype a™ sub
dlvlrte.1.
Suiwrlor flg..™. refer t« th« tablM M tba
INDEX
Salzburg
Scitamineae
Saxifrageae botany 583.3^
Saxo Grammaticus Danish miscel. 839.881 1
* Saxon, Anglo-, language
literature
* old language
literature
Romanesque architecture
' Saxony history
house of, Germany, hist.
' Prussian "
Saxophone wind instrument
Saybrook platform creeds
Scagliola masonry
Scalds surgery
Scales, measuring instruments
music
practical chemistry
u
429
829
439-2
839.2
723.42
943-21
943.022
943.18
788.43
238.5
693.64
617.11
530-8
781.2
542.3
watch and instrument making 681
weights and measures
Scalping war customs
Scaly affections of skin
Scandal ethics
* Scandinavia history
^ Scandinavian language
literature
Scandium
Scansores
Scaphopoda
Scarlatina
Scarlet fever
389
399
616.51
177.2
948
439.5
839.5
198
921.8
284.7
546.69
598.7
594.2
616.917
616.917
614.522
847.43
628.4
273.8
211
philosophers
lives
protestants
inorganic chemistry
birds
zoology
diseases
pathology
public health
Scarron, Paul French satire
Scavenging of towns
Scepticism heresies
natural theology
philosophical systems 149.7
philosophy 186. i
Sceptics* lives, biography 922.9
Scheele, K: V., Swedish miscellany 839.7848
Schefer, L. German poetry 831.81
Scheffel, J. V. von " fiction 833.83
Schelling " philosophy 193.4
* Schenectady, N. Y. history
Scherzo orchestral music
Schiller, J. C. F., German drama
Schimmel, H. J. Dutch
Schism Avignon
Eastern and Western church 270.3
in the church eccles. polity 262.8
Schists lithology 552-43
Schizomycetes botany 589.95
Schleiermacher, German philosophy 193.6
» Schleswig-Holstein, Germ, history 943.51
TopicH in black face type are sub-divided. Superior
end of this index.
(547)
«
974-744
785.1
832.63
8393253
270.5
* Schoharie Co., N. Y. history 974.745
Scholar's life, self-culture 374
Scholastic philosophers' lives 921.9
philosophy 189.4
Schoning, Gerhard Danish misc. 839.8844
School architecture 727
districts Eng. local gov. 352.0426
funds state education 379.11
furniture
hygiene
libraries education
library economy
^ texts English language 428
Schools and libraries, library econ. 021.3
architecture
education
371-6
371.7
371.64
027.8
hygiene
library
music
of painting
parochial
public
reform
727
370
613.54
library econ. 020.7
mus. education 780.7
759
education
parish work
«
377.5
257
379
364
725.64
725.88
268
architecture
riding
Sunday
' see special subject
Schopenhauer, German philosophy 193.7
* Schuyler Co., N. Y. history 974.781
« Schwartzburg, Germany, " 943.27
Sciatica diseases 616.87
Science and religion apologetics 239.8
natural theol. 2 1 5
biography of
elementary education
mental
military
moral
natural
naval
of religion
social sociology
study teaching
Sciences, classification of
natural
occult
9^5
372.3
150
355
170
500
359
201
300
507
501
500
133
Scientific buildings architecture 727
men lives of
surveys, general
travels
Scientists, apologetics against
* Scilly Islands history
travels
Sciopticon optics
Scitamineae botany
925
5083
508.3
239.8
942.37
914-237
535-86
584.21
flgrares refer to the tables at the
Sclerotic
INDEX
Servian
Sclerotic eye diseases
6.7-7-
Scripture dictionaries
»w).3
Scope «Dd usefulness of libraries
oai
harmonies of gospels
226.1
Scoria volcanic rocks
5S^-"
histories
220.95
Scorpions iCMSlogy
SW-4
readings public worship
264.3
Scotch churches, Presbyterian
aas
Scriptures, holy Bible
ISO
^38-5
Scrofula diseases
616.996
Deists apologetics
m-5
Scroll-sawing
749
English dialects
427.9
Scrophuiarinex botany
S83.S1
* language
491.63
Scrotum anatomy
611,63
music, vocal
784.4
diseases of
616.67
philosophers' lives
921.2
Scud^ry, Georges de French fiction 843.44
philosophy
igi
Madeleine de "
843-45
J-resbytciians' lives
922.541
Sculptors' lives
9^7-3
Romincsqiic arLhiteclure
7^3-4'
Sculpture
730
Sootlaiul administration
354-41
prehistoric
571-73
antiquities
9I3'4>
sacred ornameniation 247.3
architecture
7ao.94t
Scurvy diseases
616.39
botany
581.941
Seutage feudalUm
321-3
college.
378-4 T
Scythia ancient history
939-5'
constitutional law
343.41
494
education
370.941
Sea anemones loOlogy
593-fi
finance
336-41
aqueous erosion
S5I-35
geology
554-"
baths hygiene
6' 3-45
history
941
cucumbcTS, lOSlogy
59396
Uwa
349-4'
fishery trade
639
maps
911.41
grapes zoology
594.9
174.1
laws
347-7
schools, public
379-41
lilies
593-91
statistics
3M.I
mats
S94-7
travel
914.1
mosses alg«
58»3
treaties
341.241
serpent delusions
133-7
soMogy
591 -94>
shore resorts, hygiene
613.1J
ScotI, W, English fiction
8^3-73
urchins zoology
593-95
poetry
821.74
weeds botany
5893
* Scottish border history
941-4
Seal engraving
736
travels
914-14
Seals heraldry
9*93
Episcopal church
283,4 1
zoology
5»-7
poetry
811
656
189.4
Seamen's lives
9^6.56
Scrap book methods
029.3
Search, right of international law
34'-3
040
Seaside cottages architecture
728.7
for special ^t subject
Seasons astronomy
5*5^5
613-13
Screen doors arch, conslruciion
721.83
hygiene
Screening mining engineering
622.74
zoology
591-54
Screens arch, construction
7" -87
Seasickness
616-33
fixed furniture
729.96
Seats, country architecture
7S8.8
Screw cutting
621.99
Sebaceous glands, disorders of
616.53
joints plumbing
696.S
secretion animals
591.141
physic.
S3' .87
' Sebastopol history
947-7
propellers engineering
621.12
Secession church of Scotland
285.6
Scribe, A. E. French drama
842.73
law
34-
Script writing
652
U. 3. history
973-7
Scriptural biography Bible
220.91
Second advent of Christ
232-6
Scripture chronologic.-i
220.94
adventists seels
^3
commeiilaries
220.7
empire French history
944-07
concordantes
220.2
sigh.
133-3
Vople* In bUok (ace t7i» an aotMlivlded.
SniMrlor ORarei refer to ths taUas at tha
eml ot tl
(S
l> ludea.
»8)
writing
Secretion
Second war with England, U. S. hist.
Secondary batteries electricity
schools, public
Secret service Amer. civil war
societies
buildings arch,
college
cryptography
animals
of liver physiology
physiology
vicarious "
Secretory organs animals
descriptive anat
Sects, Christian
Secular changes of season
education
S^daine, M. J., French drama
Sedentary life, hygiene
Sedimentary rocks lithology
Sedition law
See eccles. polity
Segregation geological agents
Segura de Astorga, J. L. Sp. poetry
* Seine et Marne, France history
» Oise. "
* Inferieure, " •*
Seismology
Selagineae botany
Selection, natural evolution
of manuscripts publish,
sexual evolution
'Selections English philology
Selenides mineralogy
Selenium inorganic chemistry
Self culture
defence, art of athletics
education
government polit. science
school dUcip.
* Selkirk, Scotland history
Sem Tob, Rabbi Spanish poetry
Sematology philology
Semi-detached city houses arch.
diameter of celestial bodies
Seminaries architecture
education
theological religion
Seminary method of instruction
Seminole war U. S. history
Semitic languages
Senancour, £. P. de French essays
Seneca, L. A. Latin drama
misc.
' stoic phil.
Seneca Co., N. Y. history
Topicf) In black face type are sub-
INDEX •
Sclerotic
Servian
9735
' Senegambia history
966.3
537.84
* Sennaar, Egypt "
962.9
37917
Sensation, beginnings of biology
576.4
97378
in animals zoology
591.18
366
plants botany
581.18
728.4
mental faculties
15a
371.85
Sensationalism
145
651
Sense mental faculties
15a
591.14
Sensibility
157
612.35
Sensitive plant botany
583-32
612.4
physiol. botany
581.5
612.49
Sensory apparatus anatomy
61 1.8
591.44
Sentimental music
784.3
59».74
Separate system of sewerage
628.212
280
Separation of powers, English gov. 354.4202
52553
French "
354.4402
377
German "
354.4302
842.57
U. S.
353.02
613.65
Sepia paint
75»
55^5
Sepoy war, Indian history
954
343
Septic diseases
616.94
262.3
Septicaemia diseases
616.944
551.98
obstetrics
618.74
861.14
Septuagint Bible
221.48
944.37
Sepulchre cemeteries
718
944.36
Sepulture customs
393-1
944.25
public health
6x4.61
551a
Sequence cathedral service
783.23
583.876
Serafi Catalan poetry
849.9135
575-4
Serao, Matilde Italian fiction
853.88
655.51
Serfs, emancipation, Russian history 947.08
575.5
origin of " "
947.04
428.7
slavery
326.3
549.3
Sergardi, Ludovico Italian satire
857.57
546.23
Sergeants*-at-law lives
923442
374
Serials see subject
796
Sericeous secretion animals
591.143
374
Sericulture
638
321.8
Series algebra
512.4
371.59
calculus
517.21
941.46
trigonometry
514.2
861.16
Sermons
252
419.1
on Amer. civil war
973-79
728.34
public worship
264.6
522.93
Serous membranes, admin, of med.
by 61 5.66
727.2
Serpent-charming
591-57
373
worship
291
207
Serpentine economic geology
553-55
371.37
lithology
552.47
973.5
Serpents zoology
598.12
492
Servants domestic economy
647
844.64
ethics
173-8
872.6
Servants* quarters architecture
728.92
878.5
Servetus medieval philosophers 189.5
188.6
' Servia history
949-7
974.769
* Servian language
491.82
-divided.
Superior figrures refer to tlie tables at the
end of i]
bis index.
(5
149)
Service
Sirocco
INDEX
Service books Anglican ritual 264.03
Services, professional building 692.8
Servitude slavery 326
Session laws, American 345* '
English 346.1
Sestini, Bartolommeo, Italian poetry 851.68
Setons therapeutics 615.812
Setting type printing ^55-25
Seven champions 39^-2
sages 39^-2
sleepers 398.2
weeks* war German history 943.081
wonders of the world 609
years* war German history 943.056
sects
«
Seventh day Adventists
Baptists
Sabbath
' Seville history
travels
Sewerage city administration
engineering
systems
Sewers and outlets air pollution
289.3
286.3
263.2
946.8
914.68
352.6
628.2
628.21
614.765
disinfection public health 614.48
Sewing domestic economy 646
machine 687
shoes 685
tailoring 687
Sex customs 392
in education 376
nature 577-8
influence of therapeutics 615.55
mortality public health 614.141
origin of evolution 575*9
production of embryology 591-36
Sexes
Sextant
mental characteristics 136.1
astron. instrument
finding time by, horology
Sexual ethics
science
selection evolution
variation animals
Shade and light architect, design
Shades and shadows, descrip. geom. 515.7
Shadows, perspective 5^5-63
Shaft sinking, mining 622.25
Shafting mill work 621.82
Shaftsbury, Earl of English essays 824.51
522.41
529-74
176
612.6
575-5
591.156
729.14
Shakers
Shakspere
Shale
* Shanghai
sects 289.8
English drama 822.33
lithology 55252
history 951-'
travels 9' 511
Sharks 597-3
Shaw, H: W. American humor 817.46
Shay's rebellion Mass. history 974-4
Topics iu black face type are sub-divided.
end of t
Shearing tools, mechan. engineering
Sheaths of tendons anatomy
diseases of
Sheep, diseases of, compar. medicine
domestic animals
» Sheffield
Shelf dept.
Shell banks
fish
history
travels
library economy
prehist. archaeology
business
zoology
Shelley, P. B. English poetry
Shells fossil
pre-hist. archaeology
projectiles
zoology
Shelter of laboring classes, pol. econ.
Shelton, F: W: American satire
Shelving library building
Shemitic languages
Shenstone, Wi, English poetry
Sheol eschatology
Sheridan, R. B. B. English drama
oratory
Sheriffs law
local government
' Shetland Islands history
travels
Shillaber, B. P. American humor
Shingle roofs building
Shingles skin diseases
Ship building
engineering
sociology
diseases
hygiene
propulsion mechanical eng.
railways
Shipping and freighting, useful arts
history of sociology
laws
Ships, disinfection, in contag. disease
iron
clad military eng.
transportation
Shipwrecked, rescue of, prot. of life
Shipwrecks adventures
life saving methods
* Shoals, Isles of history
travels
Shock result of injury
Shoemaking manufacturing
Shoes costume
Shone system sewerage works
Shooting galleries architecture
sport
Superior fig^ures refer to the tables
his index.
canals
fever
life
621.96
611.75
616.76
619.3
636-3
942.74
914.274
025.8
571.93
639
594
821.77
564
571-13
623.4
594
^^7-33
022.9
49a
821.58
236.4
822.66
825.64
347.96
352.2
941. II
914.111
817.34
695.1
616.52
699
626.9
386
616.923
613.68
621.12
625.9
656
3^7
347.7
614.48
699
623.9
656
614.86S
910.4
656
974.2
917.42
617.21
685
391.4
628.214
725.89
799
at thm
(550)
INDEX
Shops, machine architecture
railway **
Short-hand
Shortsightedness eye diseases
Shower baths hygiene
Shows entertainments
public customs
Shrimps zotflogy
^ Shropshire, Eng. history
adulterations
Shrub
Shrubbery
Shrubs
Shutters
Sialagogues
>Siam
• Lower
Siamese architecture
language
twins deformities
725-43
725-33
653
61775
613.44
791
394.2
59531
942.45
614.346
landscape gardening 715
botany
architectural const.
therapeutics
history
history
58a
721.87
615.741
959-3
959-5
722.4
494
617.35
natural hist, of man 573.9
• Siberia history
Sibylline books magic
Sicilian Norman architecture
Sidiy ancient history
• modern "
Sick, food for hygiene
headache diseases
hospitals for
ministry of
parish care of
architecture
sacraments
957
^33-3
723.45
937.8
945-8
613.23
616.857
362.1
725.51
265.8
258
room
domestic economy 649
Sidereal clock and chronometer 522.51
day chronology 529-1
month astronomy 523-33
chronology 529.2
Sidney, P. English poetry 821.32
Sieges military engineering 623.2
* Sierra Leone, history 966.4
Sight
anatomy 611.84
asylums for the blind 362.4
diseases of
617.7
mental faculties
1 52. 1
optics
535.7
physiology
612.84
Sigismund German history
943.027
Sign boards advertising
659
language
419.1
painting
698
Signal service meteorology
551-5
Signals electric
537.88
in navigation acoustics 53483
military military eng.
623.7
telegraphic
654.9
Signs of pregnancy
618.22
Sikh religion
299.11
Topics in black face type are
•ab-divided.
Sileneae botany
' Silesia, Austria history
' Prussia "
Silhouettes
Silicates mineralogy
Silicon inorganic chemistry
Silius Italicus, Latin epic poetry
Silk culture
dyeing chemical technology
manufacture
mills architecture
worm agriculture
zoology
Silos agriculture
Silt lithology
Silurian age geology
Silver inorganic chemistry
metallurgy
mining
money
ores economic geol.
plating manufacture
Silversmiths' work fine arts
Silverware
Simarubeae
Similarity
Simony
Sin
Sinai
I
domestic economy
fine arts
manufactures
botany
plane geometry
Simms, W: G., American fiction
Simonides of Ceos Greek lyrics
Samos ** satire
canon law
eccles. polity
doctrine
ancient history
modern **
Sinaitic inscriptions
* Sinaloa, Mexico history
« Sind, India "
^ Sindhi language
4 Singhalese **
' Singapore history
travels
Singers, lives of
Singing public worship
vocal music
Single altitude, finding time by
curved lines descr. geom.
surfaces " **
standard coinage
Sinking fund, finance
Sintooism
Sinus surgery
Siphonophora, zoology
Sirenia mammals
Sirocco meteorology
Superior flg^ureii refer to the tables
Service
Sirocco
583-153
94373
943- '4
741
549.6
546.28
873-4
638
667.2
677
725.41
638
595-78
^33
552-52
551.73
546.57
669.2
622.34
332.41
553.42
671
739
645
739
671
583.241
5»3-i7
813.35
884.4
887.2
348
262.9
2332
939.48
953- 1
492.1
972.3
9547
491.41
491.48
959.5
91 5-95
927.8
264.2
784
529.73
515.12
515.14
332-42
336.33
299.5
617.23
593.72
599.5
551.51
at the
end of tills index*
(550
Sisterhoods
INDEX
South
Sisterhoods parochial work
255
Slavic philosophers' lives
921.7
religious orders
271.9
' Slavonia history
943-93
Sisters of Charity
271.91
^ Slavonic church language
491.81
Mercy
271.92
Sleep
135
* Sivas, Asia Turkish history
956.5
and rest hygiene
613.79
Size notation for books
025.3
of plants botany
581.54
Sizes of books, publishing
655-53
walking
135
shelf depart., lib. econ
.025.8
Sleight of hand
79«
type printing
655.24
Slide valves steam engines
621. II
Sjoberg, Erik, Swedish satire
839.7762
Slides, mounting of microscopy
578.6
Skating
796
Sliding friction mechanics
531.44
rinks architecture
725.86
* Sligo, Ireland history
941.7*
Skeleton, human
611.71
Slime treatment ore dressing
622.76
leaves fancy work
746
Sloth ethics
179.8
of animals comp. anat.
591.49
Sloths mammalia
599.3
descript. anat
.591.79
* Slovakian language
491.87
Skeletons, preparations of
579.1
* Slovenian "
491.84
Skelton, J: English poetry
821.22
Sluices engineering
621.29
Skepticism natural theology
211
Small-pox diseases
616.912
Sketching drawing
741
inoculation, pub. health
614.471
Skew arches architecture
721.42
public health
614.521
Skill, games of, amusements
794
Smell, nerves of anatomy
611.86
ethics
175-4
physiology
612.86
Skilled labor, political economy
331.7
senses
152.3
Skin absorption
612.384
Smelting metallurgy
669.8
administration of medicine by 6i 5.67
Smith, Henrik, Danish miscellany
839.8825
anatomy
611.77
S. English essays
824.72
diagnosis pathology
616.073
Smith college, colleges for women
376.8
diseases "
616.5
Smithsonian Institution
506
function of physiology
612.79
Smoke air pollution
614.71
Skirmishing military science
355
flues heating
697.8
Skull anatomy
611.91
nuisance, sanitation 628.53
craniology
573-7
Smoking ethics
178.7
* Skye, Scotland history
941.17
hygiene
613.84
Slags metallurgy
669.8
Smollett, T. G. English fiction
823.63
Slander ethics
^77'Z
Smooth muscles physiology
612.73
' Slang English language
427
Smuggling criminal law
343
modern English language 427.09
Smut agriculture
632
Slate roofing building
695-2
fungi
589.227
Slater fund education
V2,'7S
* Smyrna, Asia Turkish history
956.2
Slates building stones
553-54
travels
91 5.62
lithology
552-44
Snakes
598.12
Slating building
695
Sneezing therapeutics
61 5.726
Slaughter houses air pollution
614.741
Snow meteorology
55'.57
industrial sanit.
628. 549
Soap-making air pollution
614.744
Slaughtering, meth. of an. hyg.
614.97
chemical technology
668.1
Slave holding slavery
3-6
Soapstones economic geology
553-55
law, fugitive "
326.973
Sociability animals
591.5s
trade
326.1
Social clubs
367
Slavery
326
customs, bad hygiene
613.87
abolition of, U. S. history
973-7
democracy socialism
335.5
American
326.973
distinctions ethics
177.5
defences of
326.7
rank
929.7
Slaves* biography
326.92
drinking temperance
n^'Z
Slavic languages
491.8
ethics
177
philosophers
197
evil
176.5
Topics in black face type are sub-cllvldefl. Superior figures refer to the tables at tlM
end of this index.
(552)
INDEX
Sisterhoods
South
177.8
300
264.7
335
335-973
360
374.4
374.8
256
060
727.9
728.4
Social obligations ethics
science
worship
Socialism
Socialistic communities in U. S.
Societies
debating
for home study
parish work
general
learned, buildings arch,
secret " "
* special see subject
Society, ethics 177
for ethical culture 170.6
houses student life 37i>86
' Islands history 996.2
libraries, library economy 027.2
of Jesus monastic orders 271.5
the Cincinnati 369
songs music 784.6
Socinians heresies 273.4
Unitarian church 288
Sociology 300
biography of 923
Socrates Greek philosophy 1X3.2
Socratic philosophy 183.3
Soda chemical technology 661.3
water adulterations 614.348
chem. tech. 663.6
parish work 256
inorganic chemistry 546.33
Soeurs de bon Secoups sisterhoods 271.94
■ Sofala, Africa history 96S.1
Sogdiana ancient history 939-6i
Soil conditions affecting health
public health 61477
disinfection, in contagious dis. 614.48
Soils agriculture 631
Solanacete botany 58379
Solar day chronology 529.1
engines engineering 621.47
observation, astron. instruments 522.56
parallax and transit of Venus 523.92
physics 5237
spectrum astronomy 5-377
system, descriptive astron. 523.2
Sodalities
Sodium
year
Soldiers' cemeteries, national
food for hygiene
homes architecture
lives biography
military science
Sol- Fa method music
Solidification, heat
Solids geometry
Topics In black face type are
529.2
719
613.21
725-59
9235
355
7S4.9
53^>43
513.3
•ub-dlvided*
Solids, properties of physics 539.2
Solitary confinement punishments 343.2
vice ethics 1764
Solitude 177^
' Solomon Islands history 993.5
Solomon, Song of Bible 223.9
Solos music 784.81
Solubility theoretical chemistry 541.8
Solution, chemical 542.6
of plane triangles, trigon. 514.5
spherical triangles, " 5147
trigonom. equations 51 4.4
Solutions quantitative analysis 545.6
««
<«
' Somali, Africa history
' Somerset, England
' Somme, France
Somnambulism
Somnambulists' lives
Sonata organ music
piano "
Song festivals music
of Solomon Bible
the three children,
Songbooks folk-lore
Songs
««
9677
942.38
944.26
135
920.9
786.81
786.41
784.5
2239
229.5
398.8
784
and ballads, English literature 821.04
Sore throat
Sores
Sorghum
music
for female voices
male "
with music
' Sonnets English literature
' Sonora, Mexico history
Sophist philosophy
Sophocles Greek drama
* Sorbian language
Sorcery
diseases
surgery
agriculture
manufactures
Sorterup, Jorgen Danish poetry
Soteriology doctrinal theology
hygiene
* Soudan, Africa, history
Egypt,
.Soul in animals
metaphysics
origin of metaphysics
Soumet, Alexandre French drama S42.71
Soundings marine surveying 526.99
physical geog. 551-46
Sources of animal heat physiology 612.51
' South Africa history 968
America, description 918
eccles. history 278
geology 558
Superior figures refer to the tables at the
784.3
784.88
784.87
784
821
972.1
1 83. 1
882.2
491.88
^33-4
616.31
. 617.24
^33
664.1
839.8141
234
613
966.2
962.6
591.51
128
129
end of this Index.
(553)
South
INDEX
Star
'South America, history
980
Sparring amusements
796
statistics
318
Sparta ancient history
938-9
498
938.06
travels
giB
Spas, buildings for architecture
72575
* Atlantic State*, talstor;
975
hygiene
613.11
' Australia, •'
994.2
Speakers oratory
808.5
' Carolina, U. S. "
9757
Speaking tubes communication
654.8
' Central States, Amer. hist. 976
Specie payment banking
33 M
travels
917-6
Species, origin of
575-8
' Russia history
947.7
Specific customs taxation
336.26
travels
9'4.77
gravity chemistry
541-3
' Sea Islands history
996
of liquids physics 532.4
travels
919.6
physics
S3'. 54
scheme stocks
ZZ*-^
Specifications for building
692.3
' west
U. S. history
978
Specifics therapeutics
61S
travels
917-8
Specimen book, priininH
bcc-ii
Southern Atlantic ocean
SS'464
Specimens, arrange, in museums 5797
■ States U. S. history
975
579-5
Soul he me, T
English drama
822.52
preservation in "
S79S
Southey, R.
" poetry
821.73
Spectacles disorders of viuon
^'7.75
Souvestre, £n
riile French Bction
843-75
optics
535-86
Sovereigns'
ivM
933.1
Spectres
133- 1
Sovereignly
pol. science
320.1
Spectroscope, optics
535-84
Space
astronomy
5*314
Spectroscopy, astronomy
522.67
metaphysics
■ 14
Spectrum analysis chemistry
544-6
sense physiology
6r 2.881
optics
535-84
SpadJciflorte
botany
584.6
qualitative ana]
544-6
Spain
3S4-46
523-67
antiquities
91346
meteors "
5=3-57
Aiabs in history
946.02
moon "
5*3-37
nrchitecture
720.946
5*3.87
botany
581.946
sun
5*3-77
finance
336-46
Speculation banks
33=.6
5H-6
ethics
'74.5
history
946
Speech, impediments of
61Z.78
maps
gii.46
organs of acoustics
534-7
acbools
379-46
human anatomy 61 1.3
statistics
314-6
philology
400
travel
914-6
414
treaties
341.246
physiology
612.78
other topics see tabl
t
'Spanish Am
^ica history
972
'Speeches English oratory
8»s
travels
917.2
Spegel, Haquin Swedish poetry
839.7133
7=3-46
' Spelling books, English language
4*8.1
Armada English history
942.055
phonetic, "
4*1-4
Spanish "
946.04
' reform, " "
art
709.46
Spencer. Herbert, " philosophy 192.8
Aus
rian ascend, Ital. hist. 945.07
Spenser, E. •■ poetry
821.31
inqu
si lion, persecutions
272.a
Sperm cells development
591-171
• language
460
Spermatic cord anatomy
611.63
literature
8O0
diseases of
616.68
Phil
gophers' lives
921.6
secretions phys. loSlogy 591.146
phil
sophy
196
616.69
rule
■ Mexican history 971.03
Speroni, Sperone Italian drama
852-41
Spar
economic geology
553-66
Speusippus Greek philosophy
.84.Z
Spark, induct
on electricity
537-52
Sphagna botany
588.,
Toploa in blMk («« tf |w •« .iib-divid»d.
Superior HgnreB refer to the IkUm M thm
INDEX
South
Star
Spheres perspective S'S-^S
Spherical astronomy 522.7
coordinates astronomy 522.71
excess triangulation 526.41
geometry 5'3-4i
projections, des. geom. 5x5.5
trigonometry 5i4<6
comput. of
triangulation 526.44
Sphero-conics analytical geometry 516.58
modern " 513-58
Spheroidal trigonometry comput. of
triangulation 526.45
Sphinx Egyptian mythology 299.31
Sphygmograph diagnosis 616.071
physiology 612.16
* Spice Islands, history 99' -3
Spices adulterations 614.314
chemical technology 664.5
Spiders zoology 595*4
Spielhagen, F; German fiction 833.84
Spinal cord and its meninges anat. 611.82
functional diseases of 616.84
physiology 612.83
structural diseases of 616.83
curvature 616.73
poisons therapeutics 615.97
Spindles stone age 571-26
Spine, curvature of diseases 616.73
Spinning manufactures 677
Spinoza German philosophers 193*9
pantheism 147
Spirals anal, geometry 516.26
Spires and domes, arch, construction 721.57
architectural design 729-35
Spirit doctrinal theology 233.5
leveling, geodesy 526.36
Spiritism '33-9
Spiritual body doctrinal theology 233.5
heredity " " 233.3
mental characteris. 136.3
Spiritualism
metaphysics
metaphysics
modern
sects
Spirituous liquors chem. tech.
temperance
' Spitzenberg history
travels
anatomy
diseases of
(f
Spleen
Splenic fever
Splints surgery
Spoils system, civil service
Sponges zoology
Spontaneity metaphysics
Topics In black face type are
129.2
III
^33 9
289.9
663
178
998
919.8
611.41
616.41
616.956
617.92
35 » -6
5934
Spontaneous combustion chemistry 541.3
generation 576.1
Sporadic cholera diseases 616.933
Sports, out door 796
parlor 793
Spots on the sun 523.74
Spotted fever diseases . 616.925
Spr ague, Charles American poetry 811.28
Sprains surgery
Spring tides
Springs, hot physical geology
mineral economic geol.
physical geography
water works
617.17
525.63
551-23
5537
55«-49
628.11
Sprinkling of streets sanit. of towns 628.46
Squares, least geodesy 526.5
probabilities 519*^
magic, arithmetic 511.61
Squids zoology 594*5
Squinting eye diseases 617.76
Stable manure, air pollution 614.761
Stables agriculture 636
air pollution 614.761
architecture 728.94
Stackhousieae, botany 5^3-274
Stacks library economy 022.4
Stael Holstein, A. L. G. French fie 843.62
Staff library economy
military science
music
' Stafford, England history
Stage ethics
theatre
Stagnelius, E. J. Swedish poetry
Stained glass
023.5
355
781.2
942.46
175,2
792
839.7164
748
design, architecture 729.8
sacred ornaments
Staining chemical tech.
Stairbuilding, building
stereotomy
Stairs architectural design
Stalactites and stalagmites
Stammering
Stamp act Eng. history
U S. "
laws finance
Stamped leather building
Stamps, postage post office
practical printing
247.4
667.6
694.8
5' 583
729.39
551.92
616.87
942.073
973-3
336.27
698.8
3^3
655-35
Standard solutions volumetric anal. 545.6
time 529.75
Standing army 355
Stanhope, P. D. English letters 826.52
Star catalogs 524.8
chamber Eng. history 942.05
clusters 523-85
127
sab-divided. Superior flgnures
end of this index.
(sss)
refer to the tables at the
Star
Strikes
Star drift
fish
Starch
INDEX
Stars
Starvation
523-8-?
59392
adulterations 614.312
manufacture 664.2
protec. exter. agents 615.776
vegetable drugs 615.331
descriptive astron. 523.8
dietetic diseases
hygiene
State and church church
state ethics
banks
control of cities adminis.
council French gov.
German
debts finance
«<
616.39
613.24
261.7
172.3
332- 1 2
352.002
354.4405
354.4308
336.3
Statute law American 345
British 346
Steam boilers 621.18
inspection, prot. of life 614.837
eng^e mech. eng.
physics
fitting
generation engineering
heating building
engineering
621. z
536.81
696.3
621.18
697-5
621.19
jets
mine ventilation 622.43
navigation sociology
useful art
physics
pipes
pumps
ships
mine drainage
building
transportation useful arts
Stearine organic chemistry
Stedman, £. C. Amer. poetry
Steel
Statesmanship political science
Statesmen's lives
Statical electricity
Statics
Stationary engines
Stationery paper manufacture
Stations, fire alarm architecture
police
railway passenger
Statistical methods
Statistics
labor
library administration
Statius, P. P. Latin epic poetry
Statuary
i(
It
building material
engraving
manufactures
metallurgy
387
656
536.44
696.3
621.64
622.54
699
656
547.7
811.43
691.7
762
672
669.1
«
M
Steele, R:
Steering
department, U. S. government 353.1
education 379
ethics Z72
governments 3539
laboratories adulterations 614.3
law reports U. S. 345-42
libraries 027.5
medicine 614
ministries of architecture 725.12
monopolies 336.19
ownership of land 333-1
political science 320
prisons architecture 725.61
properties finance 336.1
rights U. S. const, law 342.73
socialism 335*6
supervision of schools educ. 379.15
trials criminal law 343-1
universities colleges 378
state education 379.16
Statecraft 320.2
' Staten Island, N. Y. history 974.726
States General, French legislature 328.449
German government 354-4307
* States of the Church, Italy history 945.6
320.2
923.2
537-2
5312
621.16
676
725.19
725.18
725-31
3"
310
331
025.1
873.5
730
Topics in black face type are sab-divided. Saperior figures refer to the tables at the
end of thl8 index.
(556)
piers and col. arch. 721.35
721.93
72543
824.53
656
8398234
523.8
593.93
655.35
653
839883
942.024
583.18
structures
works
English essays
seamanship
Stege, H. T. Danish drama
Stellar astronomy
Stelleridea zoology
Stencils practical printing
Stenography
Stensen, Niels, Danish miscellany
Stephen English history
Sterculiacex botany
Stereographic projections des.geom. 515.53
Stereometer
Stereometry
Stereopticon
Stereoscopes
Stereotomy
Stereotyping
Sterility
specific gravity
gauging
optics
(<
descr. geometry
printing
diseases of women
* Sterling, Scotland history
Sterne, L. English fiction
Stethometry physiology
Stethoscope diagnosis
' Steuben Co., N. Y. history
Stewart, Dugald, English philosophy 192.6
Sthen, H. K. Danish drama 839.8232
Stigmata devotional 248
Stijl, Simon Dutch miscellany 839.384
Still-births pregnancy 618.39
53».54
51 1.8
535-86
535.86
5158
655.22
618.17
941.36
823.62
612.2
616.074
974.783
INDEX
Star
Strikes
Still-births
Stills
Stimulants
vital statistics 614. 131
chemical technology 668.7
action of, hygiene 613.8
and narcotics med. 615.78
ethics of using 178
manufacture 663
of circulatory system 61 5.71 1
physiology 612.393
Stipple engraving 765
Stirpiculture hygiene 613.94
Stjernhjelm, Georg, Swedish poetry 839.7131
Stock exchanges banks
332.6
jobbing
332.6
live
agriculture
636
taking
library economy
025.8
yards
architecture
725.27
* Stockholm
history
948.7
travels
914.87
Stockings
costume
3914
Stocks
political economy
332.6
Stockwerks
economic geology
553.17
Stoddard, R : H : American poetry 811.41
Stoic philosophy z88
Stoichiometry, chemistry 541.9
Stoke, "Melis Dutch poetry 839.31 14
Stomach, administration of med. by 615.61
anatomy
611.33
diseases of
616.33
physiology
612.32
Stone age, early
571.1
late
571-2
Stone and iron structures arch.
721.96
artificial, building material
69»-3
chemical technology
666.8
piers and columns
721.33
walls
721.23
building materials
691.2
carving sculpture
736
ceilings arch, construction
721.72
construction masonry
693.1
cutters* occupation hygiene
613.63
cutting masonry
693.12
sculpture
73^
stereotomy
515.81
diseases
616.62
floors arch, construction
721.62
houses, city arch.
728.31
detached **
728.37
semi-detach. **
728.34
village "
728.62
natural building material
691.2
piers and columns, arch, consti
'. 721.32
quarries pre-historic arch.
571.21
remains, neolithic
571-24
paleolithic
571.14
walls arch, construction
721.22
Stone ware manufactures
work, bonds of masonry
Stonehenge English antiquities
Stones, building econ. geology
ornamental " "
Stopping teeth dentistry
Storage buildings architecture
cold *•
of electricity, engineering
science
explosives, protec. of life 614.831
noxious materials air
pollution 614.75
rooms library economy 022.4
safe deposit architecture 725.35
Store and apartment build, arch. 725.2a
Store-houses, R. R. architecture 725.33
S'ores, cooperative political econ. 334.5
666.6
693.11
91.3-42
553-5
553-8
617.67
725.3
725-35
621.35
537.84
architecture
«<
retail
wholesale
' Stories English fiction
Storm, Edvard Danish poetry
Storms meteorology
wind meteorology
Story, Isaac American satire
Story of Susanna Apocrypha
Stoves domestic economy
heating building
manufactures
Stowe, Harriet Beecher Am. fiction 813.37
Strabismus eye diseases 617.76
Straight lines, descriptive geometry 51 5. 11
725.21
725.21
823
839.8154
551-55
551-51
817.21
229.6
644
697.2
672
Strain, effects of diseases
Strains bridge engineering
' Strasburg history
travels
Strategy
Stratification, geology
616.983
624.2
943-44
914.344
355
551.81
Stratified ore deposits, econom. geol. 553.14
Stratigjaphical geology
Strato Greek philosophy
Strawberries agriculture
Street-car stations architecture
cleaning
railways engineering
Streets "
laying out of, hyg. of ground 614.781
local administration 352.7
Strength of materials engineering 620.1
molec. phys. 539.4
551.7
185.4
634
725-3^7
62S.46
625.6
625.7
Strengthened beams carpentry
Stresses bridge engineering
Strieker, Der German satire
Stricture of rectum diseases
Strike geology
Strikes political economy
694.3
624.2
837.21
616.35
551-85
331-89
Vopics in blttck face type are •ub..dlvided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the
end of this index.
(SS7)
Stringed instrutnentB
Strinnholm, A. M, Swedish misi
Stripeil muscles physiology
Strontium inorganic chcmisti
'Strophe English prosody
Structural botany
of brai
geology
Structure, molccubr
of the universe
Structures, composite
physics
Stiychnu
Strychnine
Stuarts
spinal |)oison3
English history
Irish history
Stub, Ambrosius IJaiiish iioclry
Stucco, eiternal masonry
village houses architectui
Student life and customs
Students' lives
Studios, art architecture
Study rooms library economy
school architecture
self-culture
of special topic see subject
Sturgeons fishes
Stuttering
' Stuttgart
history
air pollution
fashion
literary rheto
Styles of type, printing
SlylidicK botany
Styes, hog
Style
■ Siyni
ory
lia, Gcrmauy
Subcu'aneous lissu
Subject catalogs I
library adr
Subjectivity Itnowledgi
Sublime and beautiful x
Submarine armor
J87
839.7863
611.74
616.83
55' -8
539-'
S^J"
711.94
711.9
615.97
615-785
941.06
941.56
839.S145
693.6:
1 728.64
37' B
9^3-7
717-7
021.5
727-1
597-4
616.S7
943-47
9M-347
614-763
390
80S
655.34
S8357
5S3.6S6
943-65
94337
admin, of med. 61 5.63
bliography 017
.thetic!
701
637
telegra
telegraphy 654.5
military eng. 623.3
sociology 3S4
milling eng.
"^54-5
Suljraerged vessels ship building
Subscription book pulilishing
libraries
623.9
633..;
699
655-5/
017.3
ecclea. polity 26; 8
Subsidence of sewage sanitation
Subsidies protection
Substance metaphysics
Substitutions algebra
5.3.86
Sub-surface irrigation sewage
613.564
Subways hygiene of ground
6:4.781
road engineering
6=5-4
sanitation
62S.47
Success in life ethics
'74
Succession, apostolic eccles. poL »6;.i i
monarchical, pol, scienc
e3=..6
to Eng. crown, const. Uw 342.42
property law
347-6
Suckling, Ji English poetry
8;i.4i
Suction pump, physics
S33-«S
Suctoria parasitica ectoioa
616.96SS
Sue, Eugene >r=ncli Ji lion
843-74
Suetonius Latin literature
878.7
Suei Canal engineering
626.9
' Suffixes English etymology
412.!
Suffijcalion protection of life
614-Sl
* Suffolk, England history
942.64
• Co., Mass. "
974.46
N. V. "
974-725
Suffrage
3=4
•Sutism Oriental philosophy
■S,.5
Sugar . adullerations
6'4-3'i
«tie agHcolture
633
manufacture
664.1
organic chemistry
547-3
refinery
664.1
relining air pollution 614.734
vegetable drugs 615.332
Suhm, P. F. Danish miscellany 839.8S45
Suicide customs 394-8
ethics 179.7
Suits in equity law 347-8
' Sullivan Co., N. Y. history 974.73S
Sulty-Prudhomme French poetry 841.S4
chemi
comjiounds
.1 technology 661.6
549-3
Sulphal
Sulphides
' Sumatra
Summer-houses arbors
' Summer Isles, Itermuda history
79"
72S.52
schools se I f-cdu cation 374.6
p, Charles American oratorySis.33
r's method navigation 527-4
- nBiirvi refer to ths tiiblH ■! tfaa
INDEX
Stringed
Swift
Sumptuary laws ethics I77*4
Son cracks geology 55 1*83
descriptive astronomy 523-7
dials horology 529.78
dried brick masonry 693.22
effect on tides 525.62
light hygiene 613.19
maps and observations 524.7
pictures 770
stroke injuries 616.988
worship 290
Sunda history 99a
Sunday 263
closing library economy 024.4
of libraries and
museums 263.7
law 263.8
observance ^3*4
school buildings arch. 726.4
libraries 037.8
music 783.7
schools 268
Sunesen, Anders Danish poetry 839.81 11
Sunken tubes foundations 721.18
wells " 721.17
Superfcetation animals 591.169
Superintendence, building 692.6
Superior, Lake travels 917*7
Supernatural metaphysics 125
theology 231.7
Supematuralism delusions 133
Supernumary organs deformities 617.36
Superstitions 133
Supervision administration 35 '-93
of accounts building 692.7
Supplies library administration 025.1
Supply and demand political econ. 338
Suppuration diseases 617.22
Suprarenal bodies anatomy 61 1 .45
diseases of 616.45
Supremacy, papal, ecclesiastical polity 262.13
Supreme Court reports, U. S.
Sureties commercial law
Surface features of the earth
geology
transportation mining
345.4
3477
551-4
551
622.69
Surfaces of revolution, descr. geom. 515.16
515-17
616.39
353.6
926.1
617
617.93
617.91
617.4
617
warped '*
Surfeit dietetic diseases
Surgeon Gen., U. S. A. reports
Surgeons' lives
Surgery
Surgical dressings
instruments
operations
pathology
Topics in black face type are
929.4
821.28
942.21
347-99
526.9
Surnames genealogy
' Surrey, Earl of English poetry
England history
Surrogate courts
Surveying, geodesy
subterranean, mining eng. 622.14
surveying 526.99
Surveys, general scientific 508.3
sanitary public health 6x4.77
Survival of the fittest evolution 575-6
Susanna, Story of Bible 229.6
Susceptibility, emotions 157
Susiana ancient history 935-9
Suspended animation medicine 616.206
Suspension bridges 624.5
' Sussex, England history 942.25
travels 914.225
' Sutherland, Scotland history 941.14
Suttee treatment of the dead 393.9
Sutures surgery 617.93
Svaning, Hans Danish miscellany 839.883
Svart, P. A. Swedish •• 839.7821
' Svealand, Sweden history 948.7
Svedenborg, Emanuel Swedish
miscellany 839.7836
* Swabia, Germany history 943-47
travels 914.347
Swallows zoology 598.8
Swearing, legal 347-94
profane ethics ^79. 5
Sweat glands, disorders of 616.56
Sweden administration 354-485
antiquities 913485
architecture 720.9485
botany 581.9485
colleges 378.485
constitutional law 342.485
education 370.9485
finance 336.485
geology 554.85
' history 948.5
laws 349. 485
maps 912.485
religious history 274.85
schools, public 379.485
statistics 314-85
travel 9x4-85
treaties 341.2485
zo6logy 591-9485
Swedenborgian church 289.4
Swedish architecture, Romanesque 723.48
church sects 284.7
* language 439.7
literature 839.7
movement cure massage 615.82
Swift, J. English satire 827.52
sub-dlvfded. Superior flgures refer to the tables at the
end of this Index.
(559)
Swimming
Temperance
Swimming
INDEX
796
animal locomotion 59147.
baths, architecture 725.73
Swinburne, A. C. English poetry 821.86
Swine, diseases of comp. medicine 619.4
domestic animals
Swiss architecture
Switzerland administration
antiquities
architecture
botany
colleges
constitutional law
education
finance
geology
■ history
laws
maps
religious history
schools, public
statistics
travel
treaties
zoology
Sword exercise
* Sydney, Australia hiscory
travels
Syenite
economic geology
metamorphic rocks
plutonic rocks
logic
636.4
724.7
354-494
913494
720.9494
581.9494
378.494
342494
370.9494
336.494
554-94
949-4
349-494
912.494
274.94
379-494
314.94
914.94
341.2494
591.9494
796
994.4
919.44
553-52
552-41
552-32
166
164
246
512.84
Syllogism
Symbolic logic
Symbolism religious art
Symmetric functions algebra
Sympathetic nervous system, diseases 616.88
physiol. 612.89
Sympathy emotions 157
Symphony orchestral music 785.1
Symphyseotomy, obstetric operations 618.85
Symptomatic diseases of women
Symptoms diagnosis
Synagogues architecture
Synchronology history
Synclinal
Synod
'Synonyms
Syntax
9
structural geology
ecclesiastical polity
English language
618.17
616.07
726.3
902
551.86
262.4
424
comparative philology 415.2
Synthesis
Syphilis
Syphon
II
II
i<
II
i<
Syracuse, Sicily ancient history
Syria
Coele
Upper
* Syriac language
Syrian church, sects
' desert history
philosophy
Syrtica Regio, ancient history
Syrup adulterations
Systematic botany
937.8
9394
939.42
939-41
492-3
281.5
953-9
181. 9
939-74
614.3 n
580
catalogs, bibliogpraphy 017
theology
Syv, Peder Danish poetry
* Tabasco, Mexico history
Tabernacle biblical antiquities
sacred furniture
Tabernacles architecture
Table and parlor games
' talk English literature
tipping, spiritualism
Tableaux
Tables acoustics
algebra
arithmetic
astronomy
domestic economy
electricity
engineering
furniture, "
library
heat
hydrostatics
integral calculus
interest
life life insurance
magnetism
mechanics
mercantile
molecular physics
optics
pneumatics
sun's motion
water walls
Tablets, memorial monuments
Taccaceae botany
Tachygraphy shorthand
II
((
230
839-8'33
972.6
220.93
247.2
725.92
793
828
»33-9
793
534-9
512.9
51 1.9
524
645
537.9
620.8
645
022.9
536.9
532-9
S'7-39
658
368.3
538-9
531-9
658
539-9
535-9
533-9
52538
721.25
718
584.26
653.71
Tacitus, Caius Cornelius Latin lit. 878.6
English language 425.2
chemistry 545-9
logic 160
diseases 616.951
public health 614.547
vaccinal, contag. dis. 614.4733
physics 532-56
■Syracuse, N. Y. history 974-766
fopics In black face type are sub-dlvlded. Superior
end of this index.
Tact mental faculties 151
Tactics, military 355
Tailoring ' 687
French essays 844.83
mental faculties 151
English literature 823
surgery 617.39
Judaism 296
Taine, H. A.
Talent
» Talcs
Talipes
Talmud
flK-ures refer to the tablea at the
(560)
TamarUctnex boiany
' Tarn auli pas, Mexico hisloc;
Tambourine, tnslrumcnts
Tamil language, Dravidian
polilical
trigonometry
Tammany
Tangents
Tank sew<
Tanks, R. R, architecture
air pollution
Tannini vegelable drugs
Tansillo. Luigi Italian poetry
TanlaUtes
Tantalum
Taouism
Tapestry
Tapioca
Tar
cbemi
lalogy
■'1
building
chem. technology
971.1
789-*
494
894
363
S14.1
6zS.z8
7*5-33
675
614.745
6'S-334
8SI.43
549-7'
546.S8
299-5
746
698.7
664.J
coal chem. lech. 66S.7
roofing building ^5-6
water medicine 615.3152
Tarascan civilization Mexican hisL 971.013
Tardiness school discipline 37''Si
Targumi Chaldee versions 221.42
Tariffs 337
'Tarn, France history 94485
et Garonne, France history 944-75
Tartar ei
'Tartary
ravels
school discipllna
history
lineal
Tasks
' Tasmania
Tasio, Bernardo I tali
Torquato
Tassoni, Aiessandro "
Taste 3:s(he[ic*
in printing
mciiui iirtceptions
physiology
Tavsen, Hans, Danish poetry
Tax tiilea law
Taxation local government
polilical econ.
Taxes for raising library funds
tariff
Taxidermy
Taylor, Bayard American poetry
Z., presidency of
Taylor's theorem algebra
Tea adulterations
ciillivation, agricult.
Tnplc* in black faoe t/pc >ra lab-
615-731
950
9'S
371.56
994-6
85 '-35
851.46
857.5'
61 1 J
152.4
gX Swimming
Tea domestic economy
hygiene
Teacbers and leftching
Teachers' institutes education
* Teaching of special topics see subjec
Teas, commercial mixing of
Technical diclionanes
special topics see subject
643
6' 3 37
663.9
603
educ
607
on special topics see subject
schools architecture 727-4
Technological schools 607
on special topics sec subject
Technology eoo
cbemicaJ eso
Teeth animals
artificial dentistry
dentistry
diseases of
human anatomy
physiology
59' -73
6.7.69
617.S
S17.S
Teetotal ism
Tegel. E. G.
178.2
Swedish miscellany S39.7822
i'egin^r Esaias " poetry 839.7163
Tehu an tepee, Mexico history 971-7
slirpcaiul engineer, 616.9
Telegraph bnildingi architecture
electrical applications
fiiniiiig longitude by
military signals
sociology
Telegraphic construction
Telegraphs administration
Telegraphy useful a
Teleology
Teleostel
Telephoni
Telescope
fishes
communication
electricity
•iBtronomy
347.1 Telescopes famous
351.1 Tel lez, Gabriel, Spanish drama
336.1 Tell urates mineralogy
Tel I ur ides "
Tellurium chemistry
Temper ethics
Temperaments, mind and body
5114 Temperance
614-347 hygiene
633 in laboring classes
ridsd, SoperloT fl|;ar«i refer to lh« tabli
111 «( thia Indax.
(S6i)
7*5-23
537-8'
5^5-47
613-7
384
6544
654.1
35'-8'7
854
114
597.5
654.6
537.«»
384
654.6
5M.a
535-83
itronomy 511.43
511.29
862.33
549-77
549-3
546-14
'79-8
786.2
137
178
613.81
33 '-84
Temperance
Tile
INDEX
Temperance legislation 178*4
reformatories 178.6
Temperature, animal heat 6x2.5
conditions, anim. heat 612.54
of life 577.4
elevated hygiene 613.64
hygiene 613.18
in diseases, diagnosis 61 6.07 5
measurement 536-5
of air meteorology 551.52
body physiology 612.56
earth geology 551-12
sense physiology 61 2.882
Tempering
Templars
Temples
615.832
613.64
671
539-54
366
929.712
726.1
therapeutics
variable hygiene
manufactures
molecular physics
knights
architecture
student society halls 371.86
Temporal power papacy 262.13
relig. hist. 270.4
Temporary halls architecture 725.92
Temptation doctrinal theology 233.2
Temptations of laboring classes 331.84
Tenants law 347.2
Tender, legal, paper money 332-5
Tendons anatomy 611.74
diseases of 616.75
sheaths of anatomy 61 1.75
diseases of 616.76
Tenement houses architecture 728.1
Tenements hygiene 613.53
Teneriffe description 914.68
'Tennessee, U. S. history 976.8
Tennyson, A. English poetry 821.81
Tenotomy surgery 617.47
Tension strength of materials 620.1
Tent life hygiene 613.67
Tenting out-door sports 796
Tents as dwellings prehistoric arch. 571.86
Tenure of land law 347.2
political economy 333
office, civil service 35'-4
library economy 023.2
teachers* 37^-^4
Teratology animals 591-2
monstrosities 59'-^ 59
natural hist, of man 573-9
plants 581.22
surgery 617.3
Terence Latin drama 872.5
Teresa de Jesiis Spanish misc 868.33
Terminology metaphysics 112
Terms schools 37 '-23
Ternstrcemiaceae botany 583.166
Terra cotta and iron structures, arch. 721.97
art 738
construction masonry 693.3
manufactures 666.6
piers and colunms, arch. 721.34
porous, constr. masonry 693.4
works architecture 725.48
Terra del Fuego travels
* di Otranto, Italy history
travels
Terraces physical geology
Terrapin zoology
Terrestrial magnetism
means of finding longitude 525.47
Tertiary age geology 55 '-78
Tertullian philosophy 189.2
Tessin, K: G. Swedish miscellany 839.7841
918.2
94576
914.576
55'-35
598. '3
538.7
Test laws, Eng. religious history
Testacea
Testament, New
Old
Testamentary law
Testes anatomy
Testi, Fulvio Italian poetry
Testimony, expert evidence
274.2
594
225
221
347-6
611.63
851-53
347-94
Tests
Testudinata
Tetanus
state control of 614.23
legal evidence 347-94
probabilities 519-3
chemical analysis 543
zoology- 598. '3
diseases 616.854
surgery 617.27
Tetracorolla 593*6 1
Teutonic minor languages 439
mythology 293
* Texas, annexation of, U. S. history 973.5
U. S., history 976.4
Textbooks instruction 37^-32
Textile fabrics, inspection of 614.37
manufactures 677
prehistoric archxology 57 1 .54
factories or mills, architecture 725.41
hangings building 69S.7
roofing " 695.8
comparative philology 418
English philology 428.8
^ for learning Eng. lang. 428
Thaarup, T: Danish drama 839.8255
Thackeray, W. M. English fiction 823.82
Thales Oreek philosopher 182. 1
Thallium chemistry 546.52
Thallophyta 589
Thames river description 914.22
Thanksgiving day customs 394
sermons 252.6
Texts
3
Topics in black face typ« are sub-divided. Superior flgrures refer to the tables at the
end of this index.
INDEX
Temperance
Tile
Thasos
I
Thatch
Theaters
ancient history
modern **
roofing
amusements
architecture
ethics
hygiene
Theatricals, private
Theban supremacy Greek history
* Thebes, Egypt history
Theft law
Thefts of library books
Theism natural theology
Themistocles Greek letters
Theocritus " lyric poetry
Theodicy God
Providence
Theodolite surveying
Theodosius III. Byzantine history
Theognis Greek poetry
Theologians' lives
Theological education religion
seminaries, architecture
religion
Theology
biography of
natural
Theophanies
Theophrastus, ancient philosopher
Theoretical astronomy
chemistry
ethics
Theories of construction building
■ special subject see subj.
Theosophy
Therapeutics
Thermal springs seismology
Thermo-chemistry
Thermodynamics
Thermometers
mechanic trades
Thermometry, meteorology
pathology
Thermoscope
Thessalonians I. Bible
II.
i(
Thessaly ancient history
" Theuerdank" German poetry
Thiard, Pontus de French poetry
Thibaut IV.
'Thibet, China history
Thiers* presidency French history
Thirst and hunger physiology
Thirty-nine articles creeds
Thirty years' war European history
German history
Topics in black face typ® <^>** *<>h
939"
949.91
695.9
792
725.82
175-2
613-55
793
938.06
962.3
343
024.8
211
886.1
884.6
231.8
214
526.91
949.501
881. 1
92a
207
727-4
207
aoo
92a
aio
231
185.2
541
171
690.1
212
615.5
55'-23
541. 1
536.7
536.51
6S1
551-52
616.075
536.5
227.81
227.82
938.2
831.36
841.35
841.16
951-5
944.08
612.391
940.7
943.041
-divided.
Thirty years' war Scandinavian hist. 948.04
Thompson, D. P. Am. fiction 813.31
Thomson, J. English poetry 821.56
Thomsonianism cures 61 5.855
Thoracic duct, diseases of 616.42
Thoracostraca 595.38
Thorax anatomy 611.94
Thoreau, H: Am. miscellany 818.31
Thorild, Tomas Swedish poetry 839.7155
Thorium inorganic chemistry 546.84
Thorn-headed worms parasitic dis. 616.966
Thorough bass music 781.3
Thought faculty 153
transference 134
'Thousand Islands, N. Y. history 974.758
Thracia ancient history 939.89
Thread worms parasitic diseases 616.965
Three bodies, problem of, astronomy 521.13
Thrift, laboring classes polit. econ. 331.84
Throat diseases 616.31
protection of, in factories 62S.512
surgery 617.53
Thrombosis, venous puerperal dis. 618.77
' Throndhjem, Norway history
Thrones arch, accessories
Thucydides Greek literature
Thugs
Thunder
storms meteorology
Thurible sacred ornaments
* Thuringia, Germany history
Thymelaeaceae, botany
Thymus anatomy
diseases of
Thyroid body, anatomy
diseases of
Thyrotomy surgery
Thysanura
948.4
729.93
888.2
299.11
537.4
551-55
247.9
943.22
583-933
611.43
616.43
61 1 .44
616.44
617.44
595-71
Tibullus, Albius Latin lyric poetry 874.3
Tic douloureaux diseases
Tichborne trial criminal law
Ticks
Tide tables
waters
Tides
animal parasites
616.87
343-1
616.9685
52569
347-7
5256
law
astronomy
physical geography 551.46
protect, from, engin. 627.5
German fiction 833.73
625.1
zoology 599.7
hygiene 613.484
613.484
Tile and iron structures architecture 721.97
floors, hollow " 721.63
hollow, construction, building 693.4
roofing " 695.3
Superior fignre* refer to the tables at the
Tieck, L.
Ties, railroad
Tigers
Tight boots
lacing
end of this index*
(563)
Tiles
INDEX
Transmigration
Tiles, building material
691.4
Titles of honor
929.7
colored roofs
721.56
Titus Bible
227.85
floor covering
721.68
' Tlascala, Mexico history
9724
manufactures
666.7
Toads
597.8
with iron ceilings arch.
721.73
Toadstools botany
589.222
Tiliaceae botany
583-19
Tobacco, cerebro-cardiac poisons
615.99
Tiling building
6953
cultivation
633
Till physical geology
551-33
ethics
178.7
Timber architecture
724.7
hygiene
613.84
building material
691. 1
inspection of adulterations 614.36
forestry
634-9
internal revenue
336.27
gratings, foundations
721.15
state monopoly
336.19
manufacture
674
Tobit Apocrypha
229.2
preservation of, build
. 691. 1
Toes, extra deformities
617.36
trade
338-1
Toilet articles, customs
391.6
Timbered, half, walls architecture
721.21
domestic economy
646
Timbering mines
622.28
■ Tokio history
952
Timbuctoo travels
916.62
travel
915.2
Time, chronology
5*9
Toleration, religious state ethics
>72.3
cosmic
529-77
Tollens, Hendrick Dutch poetry
839-3^54
distribution of
529-76
Tolls, road and bridge
352.7
finding at sea
527.3
Toltec civilization Mexican history
972.011
keepers watch making
681
Tomas, Bishop Swedish poetry
839.7112
metaphysics
"5
Tomb-burial public health
614.612
of day hygiene
613-13
Tombs cemeteries
718
standard
529.75
disposal of dead
393-1
systems and standard
529-75
Tomich Catalan miscellany
849.9821
tables, railroad
656
Tommas^o, Niccol6 Italian essays
854.78
Timon Greek philosophers
186. 1
' Tompkins Co., N. Y. history
974.771
Timothy I. Bible
227.83
Tongue anatomy
611.31
II.
227.84
diagnosis pathology 616.072
Tin chemistry
546.81
diseases of
616.31
gjoup chemistry
546.8
Tonic sol-fa vocal music
784.9
manufacture
671
Tonics aids to digestion
615.7341
metallurgy
669.6
' Tonkin history
959.9
mining
622.34
Tonnage gauging
389
prehistoric
57'.3i
shipping
656
ores econ. geol.
553-45
Tools bronze age
571.3s
roofing building
695.4
building
690.7
* Tioga Co., N. Y. history
974.777
machine
6ax.9
*Tipperary, Ireland, "
941.92
mechanic trades
680
Tiraboschi, Girolamo Italian essays
854-63
mechanical eng.
6S1.9
Tirant lo Blanch Catalan fiction
849933
printing
655.21
Tirso de Molina Spanish drama
862.33
stone age
57 '.25
Tissue, connective anatomy
611.76
Toothache dentistry
617.65
diseases of
616.77
Toothed wheels
621.83
subcutaneous, admin, of med
.615.63
Topelius, Zakris Swedish fiction
839.7366
Tissues animal histology
591.8
Topical method instruction
371.36
vegetable "
581.8
Topographical drawing
526.98
Titanium inorganic chemistry
546.82
geodesy
5*6-9
Tithes
254
Topography hygiene of ground
614.77
taxation
336.21
maps
91a
Title catalog library administration 025.3
military, mil. science
355
to property, law of
347.2
surveying
526.99
Titles and duties library economy
023.7
Torches chemical technology
665.1
changed book, bibliography
014
Torelli, Achille Italian drama
852.86
Topics In black face type are snb
-divided.
Superior flgrni^^s refer to the tables at tl&tt
end of tf
(5
lis Index.
64)
INDEX
Tories, American political parties
English " "
Tornadoes meteorology
Torpedoes explosives
naval engineering
329.8
329.942
551-55
662.2
623.9
Torres Naharro, B. Spanish drama 862.39
Torsion molecular physics 539*3
Tortoises zoology 598' ^ 3
Torts law 347-5
Torture customs of war 399
law 340.3
persecutions 27a
Total abstinence 178,2
depravity doctrinal theology 233.2
Touch
* Toulouse
anatomv
magnetism
mental faculties
physiology
history
travels
' Touraine, France history
Tournaments, customs
Toussaint, A. L. G. B. Dutch fict. 839.3356
Towers architectural design 729.36
water fire extinction 614.846
611.88
538.2
152.5
61S.88
944.86
914.486
944.54
394.7
Towing canal engineering
Town halls architecture
officers, local gov.
Townley Plays English drama
Towns
German local gov.
government
626.7
725-13
352
822.13
352.0435
35a
laying out of hygiene
Township
Toxicology
of ground 614.781
sanitation of 628.4
German local gov. 352.0436
therapeutics 615.9
Toys, inspection of public health 614.37
Trachea anatomy 611.23
diseases of 616.23
Tracheal respiration zoology 591.126
Tracheotomy surgery 617.42
Trachyte lithology 552.24
Tract cathedral music 783.23
societies 206
Tractarianism Anglican Church 283
Traction engines
Tractors, metallic cures
Tracts, religious, practical
on special topics see topic
Trade, administration
boards of architecture
commerce
depressions
domestic
foreign
free
Topics In black face type are
621.14
615.856
240
35i.8«
725.25
381
381
381
382
337.2
Tiles
Transmigration
Trade, list of books, publishers'
marks
slave
winds
Trades
patents
copyright
law
meteorology
hygiene
mechanic
unions polit. econ. 331.88
015
608
655.62
347.7
326.1
551.51
613.6
680
Traditions
Traduction
680
262.7
398.1
129.2
656
useful arts
ecclesiastical polity
folk-lore
origin of the soul
Traffic, commerce
in intoxicating drinks, ethics 178.4
' Tragedies English literature 822
Training, laboring classes pol. econ. 331.86
library library economy 020.7
office law education 340.7
physical hygiene 613.7
out-door sports 796
school hygiene 371.7
schools for teachers 370.7
teachers 371.12
Trains railroad engineering 625.2
Traitors' lives 923.4
pauperism
city transit
engineering
mining engineering
■Transactions, see subject.
Transcendentalism
Transcriptions, orchestral music
piano "
Transformation of coordinates loci
in space
plane loci 516.14
spherical astronomy 522.73
Transformations, algebra 512.86
Transfusion of blood therapeutics 615.65
Transit buildings astronomy 522.13
circle, astron. instruments 522.34
finding longitude by astron. 525.48
Tramps
Tramways
339
388
625.6
622.65
141
785.9
786.48
516.34
time
instrument
mounting
out of meridian
M
M
Transits
529.71
5".34
522.27
522.44
523.9
523-9^
523.92
808
astronomy
of Mercury
Venus
Translating, art of
Translations are classed with criginals.
principle of, corcp phil. 418
Transliteration comparative philol. 411
in cataloging 025.3
Transmigration of souls 1 29.4
sub-divided. Superior flgnres refer to the tables at the
end of this index.
(565)
T ransmission
Type
Transmission, heredity evolution 575.1
hygiene 613.9
machinery of eng. 621.8
of disease, pub. health 614.43
electric power, eng. 621.34
force physics 531*8
gases physics 533.1
heat 536-2
power, mech. eng. 6az.8
Transmitted disease hygiene of off-
spring 613.93
Transmutation of energy physics 531*6
metals chemistry 540.1
species, evolution 575.2
Transpiration of animals 59 1 . 1 29
plants 581.129
Transplanting, agriculture 634
teeth dentistry 617.68
Transportation, buildings arch. 725.3
criminal law 343.2
in mines 622.6
military 355
of animals animal
hygiene 614.96
of the dead, public
health 614.63
sociology 380
useful arts 656
Transposition of parts deformities 617.38
Transubstantiation 265.3
* Transvaal, Africa history 96S.2
Transversals modern geometry 513-52
* Transylvania, history 943-92
Trap economic geology 553-57
lithology 552.28
Trapassi, Pietro Italian drama S52.57
Trapping business 639
Trappists monastic orders 271.74
Traps in sewers sanitary eng. 628.256
Traumatic fever surgery 617.26
* Travancore, India history 954-8
Travel hygiene 613.69
Travelers* conversation books, Eng. 428.2
lives 923.9
Travelers, manuals for 910.2
protection of, pub. health 614.86
INDEX
Traveling, art of
Travels, general
scientific
special see subject
Traverse tables surveying
Treadmills mechanical eng.
punishments
Treason law
Treasury notes paper money
U. S., administration
910.2
910
508.3
526.91
62 1 .46
343-2
343
332-5
353-2
Treaties international law 341.2
Treating temperance ethics 178.3
Treatises, Am. and Eng. priv. law 347
Treatment of captives war customs 399
disease 616
the dead, customs 393
pub. health 6x4.6
Treaty of Washington 341-273
' Trebizond, Asia Turkish history 956.5
Trees
Tremandreae
Trematoda
Tremellinae
botany 582
fruit culture 634
in streets, sanitation 628.48
ornamental 7 1 5
botany 583.142
parasitic diseases 616.963
botany 589.224
Trent, council of, 1545-63 A. D., relig.
history
creed of Pius IV.
Trephining surgery
Trial by ordeal law
civil
court-martial
criminal
ecclesiastical
jury
ordeal
state
Trials, civil law
criminal
military
Triangle musical instruments 789.3
Triangles, differences of, trigonometry 514.8
plane geometry 513-H
trigonometry 514.5
spherical geometry 513-4'
trigonometry 514.7
Triang^lation, compu. of, geod. 526.4
field work, geodesy 526.3
net, theory of least squares 526.53
«<
«
270.6
238.2
617.51
340.3
347-9
344
343-'
262.9
340.4
340.3
343- »
347.91
343-1
344
Triassic age
Tribes
Tribunes
Trichinae
geology
form of state
arch, accessories
economic zoology
parasitic diseases
public health
entomology
amusements
Trichiniasis
Trichoptera
Tricks with cards
Tricycling
'Triest historv
travels
Triewald, S: von Swedish poetry 839.7138
Trigonometric levelling geodesy 526.38
Trigonometry 514
Trilobites paleontology 5^5*39
zoology 595.39
55' -76
321.2
729.92
591.69
616.965
614.562
595-74
793
796
943.68
914.368
Topics in black face type are sab-divlded. Superior flgares refer to the tables at the
end of thi§ index.
(566)
INDEX
* Trinidad history
Trinity doctrinal theology
Trios vocal music
Tripe-cleaning, air pollution
Tripods, field work geodesy
"Tripoli, Africa history
Trissino, G. G. Italian drama
** Triumphs " student customs
botany
ancient history
ornithology
Danish satire
Triurideae
Troas
Trochilidae
Trojel, P. K.
P.M.
Trollope, A.
Trombone
it
it
English fiction
wind instruments
*Tromso, Norway history
Troops Amer. civil war
Tropical plants
regions
Tropics
Trotting racing
Troubadours
Trout culture, fishing
Trouveris
Troy
t
Troya, Carlo
Truancy
Truces
French literature
ancient history
N. Y.
Italian essays
school discipline
international law
Truck system labor and wages
Trumbull, J: American poetry
Trumpet wind instruments
Trunk-making
Trussed bridges engineering
Trusses
surgery
Trust companies banks
Trusts and trustees law
Truth ethics
Tuba wind instruments
Tuberaceae botany
Tubercle diseases
Tubes, Fallopian anatomy
pneumatic, communication
speaking "
sunken foundations
Tubular bridges
Tuckerman, H; T. Am. essays
Tudor architecture
Tudors
Tufa
Tuff
Tuition fees
Tullin, K. B.
English history
Irish history
economic geology
lithology
«<
schools
Danish poetry
Topics in blacic face type are
972.98
231
784.83
614.742
526.32
961.2
852.33
371.89
584.71
939-21
598.8
839.8752
839.8751
823.87
788.2
948.4
973-74
581.9
798
849.x
639
841. 1
939.21
974.741
854.73
371.52
341.3
331.2
81 1. 21
788.1
685
624.3
624.2
617.92
332.14
347.7
177-3
788.48
589.231
616.995
611.65
654.8
654.8
721.18
624.4
814.33
724.4
94*05
941.55
553-58
552.22
552.22
371.22
839.8151
Tumors diseases
Tune sacred music
Tungstates mineralogy
Tungsten metals
Tungusic language
Tunicata
Tuning forks acoustics
piano
'Tunis
Tunneling
Tunnels
history
travels
mining engineering
aqueducts
Turanian languages
Turbine wheel, engineering
Turell Catalan miscellany
' Turin history
travels
history
east history
' Turkey in Asia history
' Turkestan
Transmission
Type
6i6.9g2
783.6
54974
546.78
494
594.9
534.3
786.2
961. 1
916.11
622.26
628.14
494
621.24
849.9822
945-1
914.51
958-4
951.6
95fi
Europe,administration 354.496
botany
finance
geology
history
maps
schools
statistics
travel
treaties
Turkish architecture
baths architecture
customs
hygiene
harems customs
language
literature
power Greek history
581.9496
336496
55496
949.6
912.496
379.496
314.96
914.96
341.2496
723.3
725.73
391.6
613.46
392.6
494
894
949.505
Turko-Russian war Russian history 947.08
Turn halls architecture
Turneraceae botany
Turning lathes
Turnpikes road engineering
Turtles zoology
' Tuscany, Italy history
travels
Tutor home education
Twain, Mark American humor
Twilight
Twins, etc. multiple pregnancy
Tyler, J., presidency of
R., American drama
Tympani membrana ear diseases
Type and type setting printing 655.2
for books publishing ^55' 53
founders* occupation hygiene 613.63
sub-divided* Superior flg^ures refer to the tables at the
end of this index.
(567)
725.85
583-455
621.94
625.7
598.13
945-5
9^4-55
373-1
817-44
525.7
618.25
973-5
812.21
617.85
I
Type
INDEX
Variables
Type founding
655.21
United Kingdom history
94a
writers communication
652
' Netherlands **
949.2
Typhaceae botany
584.63
Presbyterian church sects
285.4
Typhoid fever, pathology
616.927
* Provinces, history
949.2
public health
614.51 1
Service, military and naval
355
Typhus fever pathology
616.922
States administration
353 ^
public health
614.526
antiquities
91373
Typographers' lives
926.5
architecture
720.973
Typography
655
bank
332. 1 1
Tyre ancient history
939-44
botany
581.973
Tyrian architecture
722.3
boundaries
973
' Tyrol history
94364
Christian com., relig.
267.11
travel
914.364
U. S. hist
• 973-77
' Tyrone, Ireland history
941.64
coast survey
526
Tyrotoxicon animal poisons
615.94
colleges
378.73
Tyrtaeus Greek lyric poetry
884.1
constitutional law
34*.73
Uberti, Fazio degli Italian poetry
851.17
education
370.973
Udall, N. English drama
822.22
finance
336.73
Uhland, J. L. German poetry
831-73
fine arts
709.73
Ulcers surgery
617.24
geology
557.3
Ulrich von Lichtenstein Ger. poet.
831.28
government admin.
353
' Ulster Co., N. Y. history
974.734
* history
973
« Ireland
941.6
laws
345
Ultramontanism Catholic church
-82
^ literature
810
eccles. polity
262.13
maps
912.73
Umbellales botany
583.48
religious history
277.3
Umbelliferae
583.481
sanitary com., charity
361
Umbilical cord obstetrics
618.38
U. S. hist
-973.77
Umbria ancient history
937.4
schools, public
379-73
* modern **
945.6
socialism
335-973
•Umlaut Eng. orthography
421.2
statistics
317-3
Unconsciousness metaphysics
127
statutes
345
Unction, extreme theology
265.7
travels in
917.3
Underground R. R. stations, arch.
725.319
treaties
341.273
roads engineering 625.4
zoology
591973
mining eng.
622.62
' United States of Colombia hist
986
Undershot wheels mechanical **
621.23
Unity metaphysics
III
Understanding mental faculty
153
of God doctrine
231
Undulation dynamics
531-33
human race
572.1
sound
534.1
knowledge
121
Undulatory theory of light
535.1
language
401
Ungulata mammals
599-7
nature
501
Unification of Italy
945.09
Univalves mollusks
594.3
Uniformity, act of, Eng. religious hisi
t. 274.2
Universal gravitation, law of mechan
•531.51
Uniforms, military
355
history
909
Union railroad stations architecture 725.313
language
408.9
Unionidas zoology
594.1
suffrage
324.2
Unions Eng. local gov.
352.0424
Universalism
289.1
trade, polit. economy 331.88
Universalists' lives
922.8
Unique books, rarities
094
Universals metaphysics
"3
Unisexuales, botany
58395
Universe astronomy
5231
Unit of work mechanics
531-41
Universities
378
Unitarian church
288
architecture
727.3
Unitarians' lives
922.8
State and national
379.16
United Americans political soc
-3^3
University education
378.1
brethren sects
284.6
people's library as the
021.2
Topics in black face type are sub-divided.
Superior figures refer to the tables at thm
end of t1
lis Index*
ist
>8)
INDEX
Type
Variables
Universology cosmology Z13
Unregenerate doctrinal theology 233.2
Unstratified ores economic geol. 55315
Upholstering furniture
Upper Austria
Bavaria
Canada
Egypt
extremities
Franoonia
Guinea
Palatinate
Vagabonds
Vagina
history
travels
history
travels
history
travels
history
travels
anatomy
history
travels
history
travels
history
travels
Silurian group, geology
Syria ancient history
Ural-Altaic language
Uranium chemistry
Uranography astronomy
Uranus planets
Urchins, sea radiates
Uredineae botany
Ureters anatomy
Urethra
male diseases of
Urfe, Honore d' French fiction
Urinals air pollution
public sanitation
Urinary organs diseases
secretion physiology
Urine analysis, chemical
physiology
study of disease
^ Uriya language
Urodela batrachia
Ursulines monastic orders
Urticaceae botany
' Uruguay history
Usages, social, etiquet
Useful arts
biography of
Usefulness of animals, econ. zoOl. 591.61
plants *' hot. 581.61
Ustilagineai botany 589.227
Usury banking 33--8
law 347.7
* Utah, U. S., history 979—
Uterines therapeutics 615.766
Uterus anatomy 611.66
diseases of women 61S.14
inversion in labor 618.57
Topics in black face type are sab-dlvided. Superior fig^uret*
end of this index.
(569)
645
943.62
914.362
94336
9M.336
971
917.1
962.3
916.23
611.97
943-3'
9i4-33<
966.5
916.65
943-34
914-334
551-732
939-41
494
546.79
5^3
523-47
593-95
589.225
61 1. 61
611.62
616.64
843.41
614.764
628.45
616.63
591.149
543-9
612.46
616.076
49145
597-9
271.974
583.962
989
395
600
926
* Utica, N. Y., histor/ 974-763
Utilitarianism ethics 171 -5
Utility of philosophy loi
Utopias political science 320.1
Utrecht, Peace of European hist. 940.7
Vacations hygiene 613.76
library economy 024.4
staff 023.6
school education 371*23
Vaccinal syphilis contag. diseases 614.4733
Vaccination cont. diseases 6x4.473
Vacciniacese botany 5S3.61
Vaccinisation, contagious diseases 614.4735
pauperism 339
admin, of medicine by 61 5.66
anatomy 611.67
diseases of women 618.15
Vagrancy pauperism 339
Vald^s, J. M. Spanish poetry 861.46
* Valencia history 946.7
travels 914-67
Valerian therapeutics 615.789
Valerianeae botany 5^3-531
Vallenberg, Jakob Swedish fiction 839.7342
Valleys physical geography 55143
Valois, house of French history 944.025
Value of moneys, comparative 332*45
standards of, political economy 332.42
Values, average probabilities
Valve bugle
mechanical eng.
gearmg,
motions
u
((
Valves
hydraulics
519.6
788.47
621.84
621.84
532*55
sewer appurtenances 628.257
Valylene
Vampire
Vanadates
organic chemistry 547*24
zoology 599.4
mineralogy 549*72
Vanadium group chemistry 546.85
Vanbrugh English drama 822.47
Van Buren, M., presidency of 973*5
* Vancouver's Island history 97i*i
Vandals history 943*oi
* Van Dieman's Land history 994*6
Vapor engines, binary mech. eng. 621.44
of water, exhalation physiol. 612.25
Vaporization heat
Vapors, inhalation of hygiene
meteorology
properties of
' Var, France, history
536*44
613.62
55»-57
533-*
944*93
Varangian kingdom, Russian history 947.02
Varchi, Benedetto Italian essays 854.38
Variable stars astronomy 523.84
temperature hygiene 613.64
Variables, complex algebra 512.82
calculus 517*8
refer to the tables at the
VariMion
INDtX
VolksUed
Vegetables, fresh, inspection of pn
-'<d 61
Variation, evolution
575.2
b.
in animals, phys. lofll.
SS'-'S
health
614.316
of compass
522.76
pr.ȣrva. of chem. tech. 664^
elements of orbit
S2'-34
Vegetariani.ain hygiene
613.26
Variations, calculus of
S'74
Vegetation botany
580
of animal heat physiol
6.2.S5
Vehmgericht criminal law
343-43
longitude and latitude
521.28
Vein, fluid hydraulics
532.52
right ascen.and declin
5=1.27
Veins, administration of medicine by 615.65
piano music
786.48
anatomy
6f..4
Variolation contagious diseases
614.47*
diseases
616.14
Varioloid diseases
61 6.9 1:
geology
551.88
V.irniah-mal.lT.g air pollution
614736
mineral economic geolt^y
553- '9
Varnishes chemical technology
667.7
Veldelte, H. van Dutch poetry
839-3 "i
Varnishing painting
698-3
Vellum, books printed on rarities
096
Vascular sjrstera circulatory
Cii.i
Velocipede
796
Vases pottery
738
Velocity - light optics
53 S- 2
Vassalage
32'3
liquids hydraulics 532.57
Vassar college, colleges for women
376.8
sewers sanii. eng
. 628.219
Vatican council, 1870 infallibility
J62.I3
sound acoustica
534-2
Vaticination prediction
'33-3
tide wave tides
525-65
'Vaucluse, France history
944.<»2
■Vendue. France history
944-61
Vauduis Christian sects
284.4
war in French history
944-04*
persecution
272.3
Vendors law
347-7
Vaults air pollution
6.4.764
Veneering architectural decor
7*9.6
arch, construction
72' .43
Venereal diseases
616,95
design
72934
Venery, excessive, effects of
616.984
carved n.ch.dec.
729. 5B
Venesection therapeutics
61 5.8 II
disinfcct.in,con(ag.dis.6i4.48
Venetia ancient history
937-3
painted arch. dec.
719.48
' modern "
945-3
receiving arch.
726.8
' Venezuela
9S7
suffocation in protec-
'Venice
9453
tion of life
614.82
travels
914-53
Vector, equation of radius astron.
521-38
Venous blood physiology
612.114
Vedas Su„-kritliteratu.e
89..J
Ihrombasis puerperal dia.
6.8.77
Vedel, A. S. Danish miscellany
839.883
Ventilating science
536.84
Vega, Garcilaso de la Span, poetry
861.3.
Ventilation building
697.9
Carpio, L-F.de " drama
862.31
library economy
022.8
Ve|:etable anatomy, comparativ
58M
descriptive
Sfl'7
sanitary "
628.8
chemistry
547
aewers
6*8.33
diet hygiene
613.26
Ventilators sewer appurtenances
628.256
dniga mat. med.
6ls.3»-3
Ventriloquism
79'
fats chem. lech.
<»5-3
Venus planets
523-42
food hygiene
61326
transits of astron
523.93
forms dec. in relief
7=9-5'
' Vera Crui, Mexico history
972.6
painted dec.
7=9-41
615.716
irritants poisons
6i;.0J
'Verbal forms Knglish etymology
422.8
oils chem. tech.
<*5.3
' syntax
4SS-8
parasites, diseases
616.969
Vcrbenacei botany
58388
581.1
Verga, Giovanni Italian fiction
853-S4
substances, analysis of
S43-8
Vermes articulates
595-'
trades air pollution
614-73
■ Vermont, U. S. history
974.3
world botany
580
'Vcrohi hislory
945-3
Vegetables, agriculture
6JS
.ravels
9' 4-53
canned, inspection of.
Verplanck, G. C. Am. satire
817-25
publ.c health
614.318
' Versailles history
W4-36
To|ilc> In blat-k Ihco ty|>e arc Biib-dlvldrd.
8uiK<ri<>r flEorM refer tt the tablas at tli*
INDEX
Versailles description
'Versification, English prosody
Version obstetric operations
Vertebrates paleontology
zoology
. Vertical, prime astronomy
Vertigo diseases
Vesicular affections of skin
Vespers Anglican ritual
music
Vessel, J. H. Danish poetry
Vestments
Vesuvius volcanoes
Veterinary medicine
914.436
426.3
618.82
566
596
522.47
616.841
616.52
264.034
783.2
839-8153
2477
551.21
6ig
sanitation, pub. health 614.9
Viaducts bridges
Viaticum sacrament
Viau, Th^ophile de French satire
Vibration acoustics
dynamics
Viburnum uterines
Vicarious secretion physiology
Vice administration
crime
Vicente, Gil Spanish drama
Vices ethics
Victor Emanuel Italian history
Victoria, Queen English
Scottish
' Victoria, Australia
Victorian Gothic architecture
«
<(
it
624
265.7
847.41
534.5
53»-32
615.766
612.49
35176
343
862.22
170
945.09
942.08
941.08
994.5
724.4
Vienna, congress of, European hist. 940.8
internat. law
' history
travels
* Vienne, France history
Vignettes engravings
Vigny, A. V. French drama
poetry
Vikings history
Village communities
homes architecture
Villari, Pasquale Italian essays
Villas architecture
Villeins
Villemain, A. F. French essays
Villon, Fran9ois " poetry
Vincent de Paul, sisterhood
Vinci, Leonardo da Italian essays
Vinciguerra, Antonio " satire
Vindelicia ancient history
Vindications Amer. civil war
Vine culture agriculture
Vinegar
making air pollution
Vines botany
341. 1
943.61
914.361
944.63
760
842.75
841.76
948.01
321.2
728.6
854.84
728.84
321-3
844.72
841.25
271.91
854.25
857.23
939.83
97378
634
664.5
614733
581.5
Vineyards
Viola
Violarieae
Violins
Violoncello
Virgil
Virgin Mary
Variation
Volkslied
634
873.1
230.2
975-5
248
170
523.82
414
943.01
stringed instruments 787.2
botany 583-135
stringed instruments 787.1
787.3
Latin epic poetry
Catholic doctrine
* Virginia, U. S. history
Virginity religious asceticism
Virtues
Visibility of stars astronomy
Visible speech, phonology
Visigoths German history
Vision, disorders of, asylums for blind 362.4
diseases of eye 617.75
mental faculty 152.1
optics 535.7
Visions and dreams 135
Visitation and search internat. law 341.3
pastoral 253
Visscher, M. T. Dutch poetry 839.3133
Visual angle optics 535.7
Vital capacity respiration 612.24
force biology 577.6
functions physiol., animal 591. z
human 612
phenomena^ biology
statistics population
public health
Vitalis Swedish satire
Vitalism biology
Vitality zoology
Vitreous humor eye diseases
Vivipara generation
Vivisection animal anatomy
ethics
laws, public health
Vocal culture elocution
music
hygiene, etc.
music
organ.s, acoustics
diseases of
human «inaxotti>
physiology
Vocal istsMivei, singers
Vochysiaceob botany
Voice elocution
physiology
singing
VoIapUk universal language
Volcanic ashes lithology
rocks "
tufa "
Volcanoes physical geology
Volkslied vocal music
577
312
614.Z
839.776a
577.6
591.139
61774
591. 16&
5917
179.4
614.2*
808.5
784.9
784.9
784
534-7
616.2
61 1.2
61 2.7s
927.8
583.145
808.5
612.78
784.9
408.91
552.22
55a.a
552.22
551.21
784.4
Topics ill black face type are sub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the
eud of this index*
(57«)
Vologda
West
INDEX
' Vologda, Russia history 947*2
Voltaic electricity physics 537-5
Voltaire, F. M. A. de, French drama 842.56
fiction 843.54
Volumetric analysis chemistry 545.5
geometry 513.3
Voluntary music 786.87
Volunteers army 355
Vomiting diseases 616.33
Vondel, J. van der Dutch poetry 839.3132
Vorm, Jacob Danish poetry 839.8138
Vortex rings molecular physics 539-1
Vos, Jan Dutch drama 839.3234
*Vosges, France history 944-39
Vosmaer, Jacob Dutch fiction 839.3352
Voss, J. H. German poetry 831.65
Voters, qualifications 324.1
Voting suffrage 324
3 Vowels English language 421.2
Vows ascetism 248
Voyages, Arctic 919.8
round the world 9^0-4
scientific 508.3
travels adventures 910.4
'Vulgarisms English language 42S.3
Vulgate Bible 220.47
Vulva anatomy 611.67
diseases of women 618.16
Wace, Robert French poetry 841.12
Wadmar, J. A. Swedish satire 839.7761
Wadskjaer, K. F. Danish poetry 839.8146
Wagenaar, Jan Dutch miscellany 839.384
Wager of battle legal antiquities 340.3
Wagers ethics ^75-9
Wages, labor and, polit. economy 331
Wagnerian music
W^agons manufacture
Wake funeral customs
Wakefulness insomnia
* Waldeck, Germany history
Waldenscs
782.2
6S4
393-9
613.S6
943-57
272.3
persecutions
sects
wind instruments
German poetry
history
language
animal locomotion
pcdcstrianism
landscape gardening 713
Wall papers, inspection of public
health
street banking
' Wallachia history
* Wallachian language
literature
Waller, K. English poetry
Topics in black face typ« are
Waldflute
W aid is, B.
» Wales
4
Walking
W^alks
2S4.4
788.5
831.42
942.9
491.66
59147
613.72
614-37
949.8
459
859
821.44
8iib-divi(led.
Wallin, J. O. Swedish poetry 839.716a
Walls, arch, construction 721.2
design 729.31
incrusted exterior arch, dec 729.61
mosaic ** " 729.72
painted, arch, decoration 729.49
Walpole, H. English letters 826.61
Walther Vogelweide, Germ, poetry 831.27
Waltz music 786.46
Waltzing amusements 793
ethics 175.3
Wandering Jew legends 398.2
War captures law 34 ' -3
cause of " 34 ' '3
civil U. S. history 973.7
customs of 399
department, U. S. 353-6
ethics 1724
French and Indian, U. S. history 973.2
law of 341.3
Mexican ** " 973*6
. ministries of architecture 725.12
of 181 2, U.S. history 973-5
Roses English ** 94204
Revolutionary U. S. history 973.3
science and art of 355
woman in woman's position 396.9
Ward, Artemus American humor 817.37
E.
N.
Ware, W :
Warehouses
English humor
American satire
" fiction
architecture
827.51
817. u
813.25
72535
bonded architecture 725.14
Warm baths architecture 725.73
hygiene 613.42
Warming building 697
sanitary engineering 628.8
science 536-83
Warner, C: D. Am. satire 817.41
Warnings omens '33-3
Warped surfaces descr. geometry 515.17
Warrants law
Warren, M. Am. drama
Co., N. Y. history
Warsaw history
travels
Warts skin diseases
Warwick, England history
Washing laundry
Washington, G., presidency of
D. C. history
travels
Co., N. Y. history
Territory history
treaty of
Washingtonian homes architecture 725.65
Superior figures refer to the tables at thm
343
812. II
974-7 5«
947-5
914-75
616.54
942.48
648
973-4
975-3
917.53
974-749
979-7
341273
end of this index.
(572)
INDEX
Wasps insects 595*79
Waste and repair biology 577.2
repair of animal physiology 591.136
628.54
681
529.78
681
714
613.31
532-85
543-3
614.764
Wastes, disposal of sanitation
Watch-making
Watches horology
manufacture
Water, artificial ponds, etc.
as a beverage hygiene
blast
chemical analysis
closets air pollution
house drainage 628.6
colors 751
courses, natural, hygiene of 614.772
cure therapeutics 615.853
diuretics 615.761
engines mechanical eng. 621.2
falls physical geography 551.48
force of engineering 627.1
gas heating 697.6
geological action 551-92
hydraulics 532
inorganic chemistry 546.11
meteorology 551-57
microscopic analysis, hygiene 613.33
of crystallization chemistry 541.8
physical geography 55' '4
pollution from cemeteries 614.651
power mechanical eng. 621.2
621.25
33^-3
532.83
626.2
628.1
721.25
pressure engines
products
ram hydraulics
supply, canal engineering
sanitary "
tables walls
tight linings and dams, drain. 622.56
towers fire extinction 614.S46
travel protection of life 614.864
vapor, exhalation, physiology 612.25
ways administration 351.813
wheels, mech. engineering 621.21
hydraulics 532.84
works 628.1
city administration 352.6
*Waterford, Ireland history 94i-9i
Watering place buildings arch. 725.75
places hygiene 613.12
Waterloo, battle of French history 94405
6r;.-,S
* Wayne Co., N. Y. history
Wealth and rank, social ethics
distribution of
political econ.
Weapons
bronze age
customs
military science
public safety
stone age
meteorology
Am. oratory
English drama
Am. essays
Weather
Weaving
Webster, D.
J:
N.
Wedding customs
Wedge physics
Wedgewood ware pottery
Weeds economic botany
pests
Weems prehistoric arch.
Weighing and measuring chem.
Weight of earth
Weights and measures
administration 351.821
atomic, theor. chemistiy 541.2
Weirs hydraulics 532-53
Weise, C. German drama 832.53
Welfare, public administration 351.8
Welhaven, J. S. C. Danish essays 839.8465
Well water impurities hygiene 613.32
Wellesley college, colleges for women 376.8
Wells physical geography 551.49
sunken foundations 721.17
water supply 62S.11
Welsh Calvinistic Methodists sects 287.3
Vologda
West
974.787
177.5
331
571.3s
399
355
351-753
571.25
551.5
677
815.27
822.36
814.22
392.5
531-86
73^
581.6
632
571.82
542.3
525.11
389
942.9
491.66
891.66
914.29
943.027
' history
^ language
literature
travels
Wenceslaus German history
Wennerberg, Gunnar, Swedish satire 839.7765
Wens diseases 616.993
Were-wolves folk-lore 398.3
Wergeland, Henrik Danish poetry 839.8165
Werner, F. L. Z. Germ, drama 832.67
Wernicke, Christian German satire 837.53
sects
his
Waters, carbonated hygiene ^'jj^
mineral adulterations 614.348
hygiene 613.38
therapeutics 615.79
Wave theory optics 535- ^
Waves, theory of hydraulics 532-59
Wax flowers 746
T<»pic8 ill black face ^ypu are sab-divided. Superior
end of this Index*
(573)
Wesleyan Methodists
* West Australia
X Coast, Africa
* Indies
X Meath, Ireland
» Point, N. Y.
academy
* Prussia history
travels
' Russia history
tory
«
287.1
994.1
96S.8
972.9
941. Si
974-731
35507
94312
914.312
947.6
figures refer to the tables at the
West
Year
West Russia travels
U. S., the
■ Virginia
* Westchester Co., N. Y. history
* Western Islands Azores
INDEX
it
914.76
917.8
975-4
974.727
946.99
or Rom. Catholic church 282
States
mountain
* Pacific
Westminster Assembly's catechism
confession creeds
* Westmoreland, England history
* Westphalia, Germany "
Wet method, qualitative chem. anal. 544.1
quantitative ** " 545.2
Wetterberg, K: A. Swedish fiction 839.7364
978
979
238.5
238-5
942.8S
94356
'Wexford, Ireland history
Whale fisheries
zoology
Wharf boats architecture
houses "
Wheat adulterations
agriculture
941.88
639
599-5
725-34
72534
614.312
633
trade, agricol. products 338.1
Wheel and axle, physics
cycling amusements
ethics
Wheels, cog mechanical eng.
railroad engineering
water hydraulics
mechanical eng.
wooden, manufactures
Whigs, Eng. political parties
U. S.
Whipple, E. P. Am. essays
Whirlpools ocean currents
meteorology
chemical technologj'
Whirlwinds
Whiskey
531.82
796
1757
621.83
625.2
532.84
621.21
674
329.942
3294
814.35
551-47
551-51
663.5
insurrection, Pa., hist. 974.8
Whiit
games
White, H: K. English poetry
White hair dermatology
lead manufacture
swelling diseases
Whitehead, P. English satire
Whitman, Walt American poetry
Whittier, J: G. " "
Wholesale stores architecture
Whooping cough pathology
public health
* Wicklow, Ireland history
Wieland, C. M. German fiction
Wife's duties ethics
Wigglesworth, M. American poetry 81 1.13
* Wight, Isle of history 942. 2S
travels 914.228
* Wigton, Scbtland history 941-49
795
821.68
616.54
667.6
616.72
827.63
811.38
811.36
725.21
616.204
614.543
941.84
833.61
^3-3
Wigwams
Will
architecture
metaphysics
of God ethics
theology
725.92
159
171. 1
2349
(«
«
«
William I., Conqueror, Eng. history 942.021
942.022
942.068
942.075
943-083
943-025
347-6
973-6
942.31
551-46
788
621.45
716.4
721.8
729.38
II..
III.,
IV.,
I., German
of Holland, "
Wills law
Wilmot proviso U. S. history
' Wilts, England history
Wind and current charts
instruments music
mills air engines
Window gardens
Windows, arch, construction
design
dormer, arch, construct. 721.55
stained glass, arch,
decoration
Wmds meteorology
* Windward Islands history
Wine adulterations
729.8
551-51
972.98
614.342
at table temperance 178.3
domestic economy
manufacture
temperance
Winged shells, zoology
Wings animal locomotion
Winter, W: American poetry
643
663.2
178
594-4
59»-47
811.44
Winther, Christian Danish fiction 839.8363
Wire lath masonry 693.66
Wires, telegraph communication 654.4
Wirt, William Am. oratory 815.23
'Wisconsin, U. S. history 977-5
Wisdom apocrypha 229.3
divine, doct. theology 231.6
Wiselius, S: I., Dutch drama
5 Wit
Witchcraft
Witches
Wither, G:
Witnesses
English humor
839-3251
827
133-4
272.8
82741
347-94
173-3
827.65
persecutions
English satire
evidence
Wives' duties, family ethics
Wolcott.J: English satire
Wolff German philosophy 193.9
Wolfram v. Eschenbach, Germ, poet 831.24
Wollf, E. B. Dutch fiction 839.3341
Woman customs 396
education 376
suffrage 3243
political parties 329.83
woman's position 396.3
Woman's position and treatment 396
Topics in black face type are sub-divided. Superior fig^ures refer to tl.e table* at the
end of this index.
(574)
IND£X
West
Year
Woman's rights woman's position 396.2
Womb anatomy 611.66
Women as teachers
costume of
diseases of
duties of
371.18
391-2
618
family ethics 173
social " 177
political econ. 3314
collections
920.7
396.2
259
721.99
721.95
691. 1
736
728.39
728.33
728.36
labor of
lives of
Women's rights
work in church
Wood and glass structures arch,
iron structures "
building material
carving
city houses, detached
party-walls
semi-detached
construction, general, carpent. 694.1
engraving 761
implements, manufactures 674
prehist. arch. S/i-S'
pavements road engineering 625.8
village houses architecture 728.66
partly, arch. 72S.65
work, joints of, carpentry 694.2
working mills architecture 725.44
Wooden ceilings arch, construction 721.71
doors " " 721.81
floors " " 721.61
lath masonry 693.65
piers and columns, arch. 721.31
carpentry 694.4
roofs arch, construction 721.51
721.21
5S1.61
634-9
636-3
337-5
667.2
693.67
677
<c
<I
Woods
walls
economic botany
forestry
Wool, agriculture
duties on
dyeing chemical technology
linings, mineral masonry
manufactures
operatives* occupation hyg. 613.63
Woolen clothing " 613.481
mills architecture 725.41
Worcester Co., England, history 942.47
Mass. " 974-43
Word methods, elemcn. education 372.4
Words etymology 42a
slang 427.09
use and abuse, Eng. 42S.3
42S.3
821.71
362.5
5314
256
vulgarisms "
Wordsworth, W: English poetry
\Vork houses, asylums
mechanics
parish, societies for
Work, Sunday 263.5
Working classes political econ. 331.8
Workingmen's clubs architecture 725.93
Workmen, libraries for, library econ. 027.6
Workshop receipts, chem. tech. 660
Workshops, disinfection, in cont. dis. 614.48
World, atlases of
voyages round
World's fairs
plurality of
Worm, Ole
Worms
Worship
Worsteds
Danish miscellany
diseases
zoology
administration
family
of animals idolatry
public
manufactures
Wounded, hospitals for
architect.
gia
910.4
606
523.13
839.883
6i6.g6a
595-1
351-857
249
290
264
677
362.1
725-51
Wounds, reparation of, animal phys. 591.179
surgery
Wrecking and life-saving
Wrestling
Writing
books
elementary education
inks chemical technology
machine
of history
short hand
Writs law
Written examinations education
Wrongs, torts, law
Wrought iron structures arch.
' Wurtemburg, Germany history
Wyatt, T: English poetry
Wycherly, W: " drama
* Wyoming, Co., N. Y. history
* U. S. history
massacre Penn. history 974.8
Xenocrates ancient philosophers 184.3
early Greek philos. 1S2.3
Greek literature 888.3
Catalan miscellany 849.9814
701
musical mstr.
botany
6I7.14
656
796
652
372.5
372.5
667.4
652
907
fi53
347-93
371-27
347-5
721.92
943-47
821.27
822.44
974-793
978.7
Xenophanes
Xenophon
Ximenes
Xylography
Xylo})hone
Xvrideaj
Yacht-building
Yachting
Yale college
Yanez Ruy
Yards, stock
Yarns
Spanish poetry
architecture
manufactures
« Yates Co., N. Y. history
Year books statistics
789.6
584.36
699
797
378.746
861.15
725.27
677
974782
310
Topics In black face type are sub-divided. Superior flg^ureit refer to the tables at the
end of this index.
(S7S)
Year
INDEX
Zy gosporeae
Year books see subject
Zend Avesta religion
295
solar chronology
529.2
language
491.52
Yeast adulterations
614.315
Zenith telescope astronomy
522.43
botany
589.91
Zenithal projections geodesy
526.84
chemical technology
664.6
Zeno, Apostolo Italian drama
852.55
domestic economy
641
early Greek philosophers
182.3
organic chemistry
stoic philosopher
188.1
Yellow fever diseases
616.928
Zephaniah Bible
224.96
protective inoculation 614.476
Zesen, P. von German poetry
831.56
public health
614.541
Zinc, inorganic chemistry
546.47
* Yellowstone Park description
917.87
metallurgy
669.5
' Yemen, Arabia history
953-3
ores economic geology
553-45
' Yonne, France "
944.41
oxide of protect, exter. agents
615.776
York, house of English history
942.04
roofs building
695.4
* Yorkshire, England history
942.74
Zirconium
546.83
' Yosemite, Cal. description
91794
Zither music
787.8
Young, E: English poetry
821.55
Zoantharia radiates
593^
Young, counsels to ethics
V3'^
Zodiac astronomy
52329
education of elemen. educa
.372
Zodiacal light "
523-59
men, advice to, business
Zoological gardens
590.7
ethics
174
architecture
727.5
Men's Christian Associat'n
267.3
Zoology
590
women, advice to, social
Zoophytes
593
ethics
177
Zoosporeae botany
589.67
Y. M. C. A. buildings architecture
726.9
Zorilla y Moral, Jose, Spanish poetry 861.53
Yriarte, Tomas de Spanish poetry
861.45
Zoroaster Parseeism
295
Yttrium inorg. chem.
546.61
Zouaves military science
355
Yucatan, Mexico architecture
722.9
Zschokke, J. H. D. German fiction
833-71
* history
972.6
' Zululand history
968.3
travels
917.26
Zumbini, Bonaventura, Italian essays 854.87
'Zacatecas, Mexico history
972.4
Zunis Indians
970.3
Zambezi travels
916.79
* Zurich history
949.4
Zanella, Giacomo Italian poetry
851.82
travels
914.94
Zanotti, F. M. " essays
854.58
Zwinglian Protestant sects
284.2
* Zanzibar, Africa history
967.8
Zygomycetes fungi
589.28
Zealand, province of history
949.2
Zygophylleae botany
583.221
Zechariah Bible
224.98
Zygosporeae algae
589.6
*Zend A vesta Persian lit.
891.52
lichens
589.27
Teotca in black face type are sab-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the
end of this index.
(57'>)
INDEX TABLES.
Table i. — Geographical Divisions.
The following subjects may all be divided geographically by adding the geographical numbers: L e., 4,
Europe; 5, Asia; 6^ Africa; 7, North America; 8, South America; 9, Oceanica. These can be farther sub-
divided as minutely as wished, like the history, 940-999, which see for full table; e. g. : 42, England; 73, United
States; 944, New South Wales; 7471, New York City, etc.
The geographical numbers are formed by omitting initial 9 from the historical numbers given in tables 930-999,
and these figures are simply afhxed to the number given in the table below ; e. g. : Atlases are numbered in the
table below 912; in the historical tables France is numbered 944; omitting initial 9 and affixing ttie remaining
figures, 44, to 912 gives 912.44, Atlases of France ; New South Wales is 994.4 ; omit initial 9 and affix the 944 to
912 and the result is 912.944, Atlases of New South Wales. In the table below, Mints are 332.49; in the historical
tables England is 942: adding these together (omitting the 9) gives 332.4942, Mints in England. Colleges are
378; N. Y. State, 974. 7 ; add these together (omitting the 9) and the result is 378.747, Colleges in N. Y. State.
A number of unimportant topics, e. g. minor religious sects, which may be divided geographically, aro
omitted from this table.
373-
379-
354-
9235
9235
283.
922.3
911.
283.
922.3
591.9
328.
913-
922.3
922.2
720.9
923s
709.
362.9
027.2
912.
9233
286.1
286.2
286.3
922.6
016.9
015.
920.0
922.3
922.2
6554
58 1. 9
284.2
922.4
9233
922.2
Academies, private.
" public.
Administration (except U. S.).
" biography.
Admirals* lives.
American P. E. church.
** " " biography.
Ancient geography.
Anglican church.
" " biography.
Animals, geographical distribution.
Annals, legislative.
Antiquities, archaeology.
Archbishops' lives, Anglican.
*' " Roman catholic.
Architecture, history of.
Army biography.
Art, history of.
Asylums.
Atheneum libraries.
Atlases.
Bankers* lives.
Baptist, Calvinistic.
Free will.
Seventh day.
lives.
Bibliography of history.
*' special countries.
Biography of countries, collective;
also religious biography 922.2 to
922.8, and biography of sociology
923.1 to 923.8.
Bishops* lives, Anglican and P. E.
" " Roman catholic.
Bookselling, history of.
Botany, geographical.
Calvinist church.
** lives.
Capitalists' lives.
Cardinals*
((
((
<«
««
282.
922.2
284.8
361.9
283.
922.3
27
027.3
027.4
9235
027.2
367.9
332.49
027.7
378.
325-
923.8
285.8
922.5
342.
922.4
655.6
343-
9234
614.12
91
91
591-9
549-9
581.9
572.9
284.1
285.7
922.4
27
378.
372.9
370.9
(577)
(I
K
Catholic church.
** " biography.
" Old, church.
Charitable associations.
Church, Episcopal.
" biography,
history.
Circulating libraries.
Cit>' libraries, public.
Civil service biography.
Club libraries.
Clubs, social.
Coinage, history of.
College libraries.
Colleges.
Colonies.
Commerce, biography of.
Congregational church.
" ** biography.
Constitutional law.
Continental Protestants* lives.
Copyright.
Criminal law.
Criminals* lives.
Deaths and death-rates.
Description, geographical.
Directories.
Distribution of animals, geog.
*' minerals
plants
races
Dutch reformed church (except
America).
Dutch reformed church (in Amer-
ica).
Dutch reformed church biography.
Ecclesiastical history.
Education, college.
elementary,
history of.
««
«
i(
«<
«
«(
«
it
<i
<«
373-
Education, intermediate (private).
373-
Intermediate education.
376.9
" of woman.
9234
Judges' lives.
373-
*' private academies.
923-1
Kings* lives.
379-
" public school.
923-4
Law biography.
923-7
Educators' lives.
342.
*' constitutional.
372-9
Elementary education.
343-
" criminal.
325-1
Emigrants.
349-
" foreign.
923-'
Emperors* lives.
338-9
Legislation, industrial.
0274
Endowed libraries.
328.
Legislative bodies and annals.
373-
" schools.
923.2
Legislators* lives.
628.09
Engineering, sanitary.
027.0
Libraries, general, histories, rep., etc
283.
Episcopal church.
352.0
Local government.
922-3
" ** biography.
284.1
Lutheran church.
287.6
" Methodist, church.
922.4
" '• biography.
922-7
« biog.
912.
Maps.
572-9
Ethnology.
923.8
Merchants* lives.
027. 1
Family libraries.
287.6
Methodist episcopal.
376.9
Female education.
922.7
" biography.
33^'
Finance.
553-70
Mineral waters.
9233
Financiers* lives.
549-9
Minerals, geographical distribution.
349-
Foreign law.
332.49
Mints, history.
327-
" relations.
780.9
Music, history of.
354.
" states, administration.
015.
National bibliography.
560.9
Fossils, geographical distribution.
920.0
" biography.
027.9
Free news rooms.
9235
Naval
027.4
" public libraries.
724.6
Neo-Grec architecture.
289.6
Friends or quakers.
027.9
News rooms, free.
922.8
" " " biography.
923-2
Nobles* lives.
027.0
General libraries, hist., reports, etc.
560.9
Paleontology.
581.9
Geographical botany.
027.8
Parish libraries.
591-9
'* dist. of animals.
328.
Parliamentary bodies.
560.9
" '* fossils.
3299
Parties, political (except U. S.).
549-9
•* ** ** minerals.
923.6
Philanthropists* lives.
572.9
a a ra^,gs
912.
Plans of cities, etc.
91
Geography, description.
581.9
Plants, geographical distribution.
911.
" historical.
363-9
Political associations.
912.
" ma])s.
923-3
*' economy, biography.
55
Geology.
3299
" parties (except U. S.).
724-3
Gothic revival, architecture.
923.2
** science, biography.
724.4
" Victorian, **
320.9
history of.
354.
Government admin, (except U. S.).
923.2
Politicians* lives.
027.5
" libraries.
312.
Population, statistics of.
352.0
local.
373-
Preparatory schools.
923.2
Governors' lives.
285.1
Presbyterian church in America.
724.2
Grecian revival, architecture.
285.2
" Gr. Britain.
614.09
Health, public.
922.5
" ** biography.
911.
Historical geography.
923-1
Presidents* lives.
016.9
History, bibliography of.
655.1
Printing, history of.
362.9
Hospitals.
365-9
Prisons.
284.5
Huguenots.
027.1
Private libraries.
922.4
" biography.
373-
" schools.
613.09
Hygiene.
027.2
Proprietary libraries.
325-
Immigration.
283.
Protestant Episcopal church.
338.9
Industrial legislation.
922.3
biog.
607.
Institutes of technology.
922.4
Protestants, Continental, lives.
368.9
Insurance.
(5
614.09
78)
Public health.
0274
Public libraries.
326.9
Slavery, history.
379-
" school system.
367.9
Social clubs.
015.
Publishers* lists.
366.9
Societies, secret
655-4
Publishing, history of.
027.2
Society libraries.
289.6
Quakers.
923.5
Soldiers' lives.
922.8
" lives.
379.
State education.
724-5
Queen Anne architecture.
027.5
" libraries.
923-1
Queens' lives.
923.2
Statesmen's lives.
572-9
Races of men.
3^
Statistics.
923-8
Railroad officials' lives.
312
" of population.
027-4
Rate supported libraries.
027.3
Subscription libraries.
027-9
Reading rooms, free.
324.
Suffrage.
364.9
Reformatory institutions.
027.8
Sunday school libraries.
284.1
Reformed church.
289.4
Swedenborgians.
285-7
" (Dutch) church in Amer.
922.8
" biography.
922.4
" " *• biography.
284-7
Swedish church.
327.
Relations, foreign.
922.4
" ** biography.
27
Religious history.
724.7
Swiss architecture.
724.1
Renaissance architecture.
923-7
Teachers' lives.
282.
Roman Catholic church.
607.
Technical schools.
922.2
** " " biography.
724.7
Timber architecture.
724-8
Romanesque revival, architecture.
027.4
Town libraries, public.
923-1
Rulers, Chief, lives.
91
Travel, description.
62S.09
Sanitary engineering, history, etc.
508
** scientific.
284-7
Scandinavian church.
341.2
Treaties, texts and history.
922.4
" " biography.
724.4
Tudor architecture.
027-8
School libraries.
288.
Unitarian church.
923-7
" officers' biography.
922.8
" biography.
373-
Schools, private.
289.1
Universalist church.
379-
" public, system.
922.8
" " biography.
5o8.
Scientific travels.
378-
Universities, history, reports, etc.
366.9
Secret societies.
027.7
University libraries.
373-
Seminaries, private.
724.4
Victorian Gothic, architecture.
9235
Service, Civil, biography.
324.
Voting.
286.3
Seventh day baptist.
922.4
Waldenses biography.
922.6
" " " biography.
553.70
Waters, mineral.
289.8
Shakers.
376.9
Woman's education.
922.8
" biography.
591.9
Zoology, geographical
65309
Shorthand, history.
(579)
Table 2. — Form Divisions.
The fonn distinctions oi) Philosophy; 02, Compends; 03, Dictionaries; 04, Essays; 05, Periodicals; oft»
Societies ; 07, Study and Teaching ; 08, Polygraphy, Collective Works ; 09, History, can be used wherever needed
if (hese numbers are not already employed with other significations. They have been printed in the full tables
only where they seemed specially needed.
The following is an alphabetical list of these divisions, and the figures prefixed should be adtUd to the
number of the subject to be sub^vided; e.g. Disputations on Chemistry in general 540.4; DictJonaries ol
Mining 622.03.
06
Academies.
02
Manuals.
06
Acts of societies.
08
Maxims.
04
Addresses.
01
Methods.
06
Associations.
08
Miscellanies.
02
Charts. Tabular views. Compends.
07
Museums.
08
Collected works.
02
Outlines.
08
Collections.
04
Papers.
02
Compends.
05
Periodicals.
03
Concordances.
01
Philosophy.
03
Cyclopedias.
08
Polygraphy.
03
Dictionaries,
06
Reports of societies.
04
Discourses.
05
Reviews.
04
Disputations.
07
Schools.
07
Education.
07
Seminaries.
03
Encyclopedias.
06
Societies.
04
Essays.
07
Study.
06
Exhibitions.
02
Systems.
08
Extracts.
07
Teaching.
09
History.
01
Theories.
04
Lectures.
04
Tracts.
04
Letters.
07
Training schools.
03
Lexicons.
06
Transactions.
08
Libraries, collections, series.
08
Treatises.
OS
Magazines.
01
Utility.
Table 3. — Languages.
The table below includes all languages mentioned in the classification, except those in 494—499, not yet imb*
divided.
Any language in this table may be sub-divided like 420, English.
Any philological topic in the index may be transferred to another language by replacing the initial figures of
the language, as found in this table, by those of the second language also found here ; e. g., Syntax, En^iah
language, in the index is 425.2. In this table, English is 42 and French is 44; replacing the 4a by 44 gives 445.9
French syntax. Hebrew is 492«4» and Hebrew syntax is 492.45a.
A third way to sub-divide the language is to prefix the language figures as given in this table to the philological
numbers given in Table 4.
All three methods give the same result.
491.58
Afghani.
492.8
Amharic.
429.
Anglo Saxon.
492.7
Arabic.
492.1
Aramaic.
49^-54
Armenian.
491.68
Armorican.
492.19
Assyrian.
491.52
Avestan, Zend
492.19
Babylonian.
491.52
Bactrian, Old.
4QI.68
Bas Breton.
491.69
Basque.
491.44
Bengali.
491.86
Bohemian.
49 1. 68
Breton, Bas.
491.81
Bulgarian.
492.6
Carthaginian.
449.9
Catalan.
492.2
Chaldee.
491.81
Church Slavonia
493-2
Coptic.
491.67
Cornish.
491.83
Croatian.
(580)
492.19
Cuneiform.
439.6
Norse, Old.
491.65
Cymric Group.
439.8
Norwegian.
491.66
" or Welsh.
491.52
Old Bactrian.
439-8
Danish.
493-1
" Egyptian.
439-4
Deutsch, Piatt.
427.01
" English.
439-3
Dutch.
447.01
" French.
493-1
Egyptian, Old.
437.01
" High German.
42
English.
439-6
" Norse.
427.01
Old.
491.51
" Persian.
491.61
Erse, Gadhelic group.
491.91
" Prussian.
491-63
" Gaelic.
439-2
" Saxon.
492.8
Ethiopic.
491.45
Orissa.
477-5
Etruscan.
491.56
Ossetic.
439-6
Faroese.
491.3
Pali.
439-3
Flemish.
491.42
Panjabi.
44
French.
491-53
Pehlevi.
447-01
Old.
491-55
Persian, Modem.
439-2
Frisian.
491.51
Old.
491 -6i
Gadhelic Group.
492-3
Peshito.
491.63
Gaelic or Scotch.
492.6
Phenician.
43
German.
439-4
Piatt Deutsch.
437.02
Middle High.
491.89
Polabian.
437-01
" Old High.
491.85
Polish.
439-9
Gothic.
469.
Portuguese.
48
Greek.
491.2
Prakrit.
489.
" Modern.
449.
Proven9al.
491.47
Gujerati.
491.91
Prussian, Old.
492.4
Hebrew.
491.58
Pushtu.
492.9
Himyaritic.
459-9
Rhaeto-Romansch.
49143
Hindi.
489.
Romaic.
491.1
Hindu languages.
459-
Roumanian.
491-43
Hindustani.
459-9
Rumansh.
491-53
Huzwaresh.
491.7.
Russian.
439-6
Icelandic.
491.79
Ruthenian.
491.1
Indie Group.
492.5
Samaritan.
491.62
Irish.
491.2
Sanskrit.
45
Italian.
429.
Saxon, Anglo-.
492.4
Jewish.
439-2
Saxon, Old.
491.83
Kroatian.
439-5
Scandinavian languages.
491-57
Kurdish.
491-63
Scotch or Gaelic
47
Latin.
491.82
Servian.
479-
" Medieval
491.41
Sindhi.
491-93
Lettish.
491.48
Singhalese.
491.92
Lithuanian.
491.81
Slavonic, Church
49193
Livonian.
491.87
Slovakian.
439-3
Low Dutch.
491.84
Slovenian.
479
" Latin.
491.88
Sorbian.
491.64
Manx.
46
Spanish.
491.46
Marathi.
439.7
Swedish.
479-
Medieval Latin.
492.3
Syriac.
437.02
Middle High German.
491.45
Uriya.
489.
Modern Greek.
459-
Wallachian.
49J-55
** Persian.
491.66
Welsh.
491.87
Moravian.
491.52
Zend.
492.19
Nineveh Cuneiform.
(581)
Table 4. — Philological Divisions.
An the languages in Table 3 can be divided like 420, English, by adding the figures below; e. g.i
l!.nglish ortbograpny 421
Proven9al '* 449. i
Arabic " 493>7i
Gaelic " 491 '631
Syntax of English verbs 4a 5-8
" Modern Greek verbs 489.58
" Danish " 439858
*• Armenian " 491.5458
Inflection of English nouns 435x5
" Anglo-Saxon nouns 429-515
«* Hebrew " 492.4515
•« Welsh " 491.66515
18
Abbreviations.
2
Derivation of words.
12
Ablaut.
7
Dialects.
16
Accent, pronunciation.
3
Dictionaries.
61
•* prosody.
25
Diminutives, derivation.
5»
Accidence.
12
Diphthongs.
25
Accusative, etymology.
17
Diplomatics.
55
" syntax.
701
Early forms of language.
26
Adjectival forms, derivation.
86
Elementary readers.
516
Adjectives, inflection.
53
Ellipsis.
56
" syntax.
52
Enallage.
29
Adverbs, derivation.
83
Errors of speech.
59
" syntax.
2
Etymology, derivation.
22
AfHxes, derivation.
51
" inflection.
II
Alphabet.
89
Examination papers.
21
Analogy.
63
Feet, prosody.
53
Analysis, grammar.
64
Figures of prosody.
67
Antistrophe, prosody.
82.
First lessons.
28
Aorist, etymology.
63
Foot, prosody.
58
•* syntax.
24
Foreign elements.
7
Archaisms.
25
Gender, etymology.
709
Argot.
25
Genitive case, etymology.
53
Arrangement of words and clauses.
55
" syntax.
56
Articles, syntax.
7
Glossaries, dialects.
12
Aspirates.
3
*' language.
28
Augment, etymology.
83
Grammatical errors.
83
Barbarisms.
65
Hexameters.
83
Blunders.
64
Hiatus.
25
Case endings, derivation.
54
Hypothetical sentences.
55
Cases, syntax.
31
Idioms.
^7
Chrestomathies.
88
Individual authors, texts.
53
Clauses, arrangement of.
28
Infinitive mood, etymology,
516
Comparison, inflection.
58
** ** syntax.
26
Comparison, signs of, derivation.
51
Inflection.
54
Conditional sentences.
516
" of adjectives.
518
Conjugation.
515
" '* nouns.
29
Conjunctions, etymology.
517
" " pronouns.
59
** syntax.
518
" " verbs.
28
Conjunctive mood, etymology.
17
Inscriptions.
58
" ** syntax.
29
Interjections, etymology.
13
Consonants.
59
" syntax.
12
Crasis.
29
Interrogatives, etymology.
25
Dative case, etymology.
59
" syntax.
55
** ** syntax.
21
Laws of language.
515
Declension of nouns.
I
Letters, alphabet.
(582)
3
Lexicography.
86
Readers, elementary.
3
Lexicons.
87
*' selections.
17
Manuscripts.
23
Reduplication, derivation.
65
Meters, prosody.
27
Relative pronouns, "
28
Moods, signs of, derivation.
57
" " syntax.
58
** syntax.
66
Rhymes, prosody.
52
Morphology.
66
Rhyming dictionary.
25
Noun forms, derivation.
8
School books and texts.
5^5
Nouns, inflection.
87
Selections, readers.
55
" syntax.
54
Sentences of particular fomL
25
Number, signs of, derivation.
709
Slang.
701
Old forms of language.
81
Spelling books.
21
Origin of language.
14
" reform.
'5
Orthoepy.
67
Strophe, prosody.
I
Orthography.
22
Suffixes, derivation.
17
Palaeography.
4
Sjmonyms.
52
Parsing.
52
Syntax.
29
Particles, derivation.
28
Tense signs, derivation.
59
" syntax.
58
** syntax.
27
Personal pronouns, derivation.
8
Text books.
14
Phonetic spelling.
68
** " for writing verse.
82
Phrase book.
88
Texts of individual authors.
27
Possessive pronouns, derivation.
12
Umlaut.
57
« " syntax.
83
Use of words.
22
Prefixes, derivation.
28
Verbal forms, derivation.
29
Prepositions "
518
Verbs, inflection.
59
" syntax.
58
" syntax.
27
Pronominal forms, derivation.
68
Verse, text books for writing*
517
Pronouns, inflection.
62
Versification.
57
" syntax.
28
Voice signs, derivation.
IS
Pronunciation.
12
Vowels.
82
Prose composition.
83
Vulgarisms.
6
Prosody.
53
Words, arrangement d
7
Provincialisms.
2
" etymology.
19
Punctuation.
83
•• use of.
61
Quantity, prosody.
(«83)
Table 5. — Literatures.
The form divisions of English literature: x, Poetry; », Drama; 3, Fiction; 4, Essays; 5, Oratory; 6^
Letters; 7, Satire and Humor; 8, Miscellany; may be used to sub-divide any of the lani;uages in the following
tables ; and any division uf Englbh literature in the index referring to this table may be used in sub-dividing
another literature, by replacing the initial figures 83 (denoting English) by the figures of the ad language as given
in this table.
Thus Ballads, English literature in the index are 821.04 and in this table Spanish is 86, therefore 861.04
is Spanish ballads; i^jt-j is Russian and 891.7104 is Russian ballads.
While this minute division is possible, it is not expedient in all cases: e. g. Icelandic literature will contain
Utile except in one or two of these divisioos and a special arrangement similar to 829 Anglo-Saxon is much more
convenient.
891.58
Afghani.
892.8
Amharic.
892.7
Arabic.
892.1
Aramaic.
891.54
Armenian.
891.68
Armorican.
892.19
Assyrian.
891.52
Avestan, Zend.
892.19
Babylonian.
891.52
Bactrian, Old.
891.68
Bas Breton.
891.69
Basque.
891.44
Bengali.
891.86
Bohemian.
891.68
Breton, Bas.
891.81
Bulgarian.
892.6
Carthaginian.
849.9
Catalan.
892.2
Chaldee.
891.81
Church Slavonic.
893.2
Coptic.
891.67
Cornish.
891.83
Croatian.
892.19
Cuneiform.
891.65
Cymric Group.
891.66
" or Welsh.
839.8
Danish.
8394
Deutsch, Piatt.
^39-3
Dutch.
893.1
Egyptian, Old.
82
English.
891.61
Erse, Gadhelic group.
891.63
" Gaelic.
892.8
Ethiopic.
839.6
Earoese.
«39.3
Elemish.
84
French.
839.2
Frisian.
891.61
Gadhelic Group.
891.63
Gaelic or Scotch.
83
Germar .
8399
Gothic.
889.
Greek, Modem.
891.47
Gujerati.
892.4
Hebrew.
892.9
Himyaritic.
891.43
Hindi.
891. 1
Hindu languages.
891.43
Plindustani.
891-53
Huzwaresh.
839.6
Icelandic.
891.1
Indie Group.
891 .62
Irish.
85
Italian.
892.4
Jewish.
891.83
Kroatian.
891.57
Kurdish.
879.
Latin, MedievaL
891:93
Lettish.
891.92
Lithuanian.
891.93
Livonian.
839-3
Low Dutch.
879
" Latin.
891.64
Manx.
891.46
Marathi.
879.
Medieval Latin.
889.
Modern Greek.
891-55
" Persian.
891.87
Moravian.
892.19
Nineveh Cuneilorm.
839.6
Norse, Old.
839-8
Norw^egian.
891.52
Old Bactrian.
893.1
" Egyptian.
839.6
" Norse.
891.51
" Persian,
891.91
" Prussian.
839.2
" Saxon.
891.45
Orissa.
891.56
Ossetic.
891.3
Pali.
891.42
Panjabi.
89»-53
Pehlevi.
891.55
Persian, Modern.
891.51
Old.
892.3
Peshito.
892.6
Phenician.
8394
Piatt Deutsch.
891.89
Polabian.
891.85
Polish.
869.
Portuguese.
891.2
Prakrit.
(S84»
849.
Proven9al.
891.82
Servian.
891.91
Prussian, Old.
891.41
Sindhi.
891.58
Pushtu.
891.48
Singhalese.
859.9
Rhaeto-Romansch.
891.81
Slavonic, Church.
889.
Romaic
891.87
Slovakian.
859.
Roumanian.
891.84
Slovenian.
859.9
Rumansh.
891.88
Sorbian.
891.7
Russian.
86
Spanish.
891.79
Ruthenian.
8397
Swedish.
892.5
Samaritan.
892.3
Syriac
891.2
Sanskrit.
89145
Uriya.
839.2
Saxon, Old.
859.
Wallachiav*
839-5
Scandinavian languages.
891.66
Welsh.
891.63
Scotch or Gaelic.
891.52
2«nd.
(585)
INDEX SUPPLEMENT
Abstracting literary methods
Accounts lib. administration
Acoustics
'Adams co., Pa. history
' Addison co., Vt.
(I
029.4
025.1
534
974.842
974.35
Administrative rooms lib. buildings 022.6
Afghani religion
Agricultural experiment stations
Aids to readers
lib. administration
Alexandrian Greek dialects
' Alleghany City, Pa. history
' Alleghany co., " "
Allen shorthand
Alphabeting cataloging
* Altoona, Pa. history
Amanuensis work shorthand
American copyright league
Ancient science
' Androscoggin co., Me. history
Anger ethics
Animal fats chem. technology
motors engineering
Animals diseases veterinary
medicine 6x9
Animation, suspended medicine 616.206
Antarctic ocean physical geography 551.469
299.158
630.7
028^
025.5
487.2
974.887
974.885
653.57
025-3
974.876
653-043
655.63
502
974.18
179.8
665.2
621.46
Attendance, church
Auction catalogs, author
classed
dictionary
Author bibliographies, individual
264
018.3
017.3
019.3
012
catalog, library administration 025.3
Authors' wages
Bags and bagging textile manuf.
Baker shorthand
Baking powder chem. technology
Baltic sea physical geography
Bananas agriculture
Barbed wire manufacture
Barrows shorthand
Bay of Bengal physical geography
' Beaver co.. Pa. history
^ Bechuanaland
' Bedford co., Pa.
' Belknap co., N. H.
Bell shorthand
Bengal, bay of physical geography 551.467
' Bennington co.,Vt. history 974-38
' Bergen co., N. J. " 974.921
' Berks co.. Pa. " 974.816
Bible classes, Y. M. C. A. 267.3523
Biennial legislation 328
Binders, temporarj' library economy 025.7
II
(I
11
655.52
677
653.35
664.6
551.461
634
672
653.73
551.467
974.892
968.9
974.871
974.24
653.42
Ante-Nicene church, A.D. 100-325
Ants, white insects
Apothecary
Applied science schools
Appointments, presidential
Arbor day
Architecture, mud
Arctic ocean physical geography
* Armenia modern history
* Armstrong co.. Pa. history
Army, Salvation
' Aroostook co.. Me. history
Artificial colors chem. tech.
lights "
Artistic furniture
Ashes, volcanic lithology
Asphaltum chem. tech.
Assaying
Assessment, civil service
administration
Astronomic photography
Athletic clubs
' Atlantic co., N. J. history
ocean physical geography 551.461
Topics In black face type are sub-diTlded. Superior fl^uret
end of this indeac
(587)
281.3
Biography of gypsies
397
595-73
Bishop shorthand
653.74
615.4
' Blair co.. Pa. history
974.875
607
' Block Island, H. I. history
974.58
353-03
Bombs, dynamite chem. tech.
662.2
715
Book-buying lib. administration
025.2
693.22
holders office equipment
651
551.468
numbers lib. administration
025.8
956.6
Books and reading, professorships of 028.6
974.888
cleaning lib. administration
025.7
267.15
mending ** "
025.7
974.11
of reference** **
025.5
667.2
old, lists of ** book-buying
025.2
665
repairing of ** administration
025.7
749
selection of ** **
025.2
552.22
weight of ** economy
022.4
665.4
Boys religious societies
267.7
669.9
Boys' dept. Y. M. C. A.
267.357
* Bradford co.. Pa. history
974.857
351-6
» Bridgeton, N. J.
974.995
522.63
Brief longhand abbreviations
653-2
613-7
Bristle tails insects
595-71
974.984
' Bristol CO., R. I. history
974-55
551-461
« Bucks CO., Pa.
974.821
refer to the tables at the
Buildings
Juvenile
INDEX SUPPLEMENT
Buildings, library architecture 727.8
Y. M. C. A. 267.32
«
41
' Burlington co,, N. J. history
Burnz shorthand
* Butler CO., Pa. history
Cabs city transit
Cabalistic art
Cable roads "
Caddice flies insects
Calculations engineering
' Caledonia co., Vt. history'
* Cambria co., Pa.
* Camden city, N. J.
* Camden co., " *
Camera lucida, microscopy
obscura optics
photography
■ Cameron co., Pa. history
Campaigns, political
Candy adulterations
Caoutchouc organic chemistry
' Cape May co., N. J. history
* Carbon co., Pa. **
Card catalog lib. economy
system literary methods
726.9
974.961
653.64
974.891
388
133
388
595-74
620.8
974.33
974.877
974.988
974.987
578.4
535.86
974.866
329
614.311
547.24
974.998
974.826
025.3
029.1
Caribbean sea physical geography 551.463
Closet, water sanitary engineering 628.6
air pollution 614.764
Cocaine anaesthetics 615.781
Cockroaches insects 595.72
College cheers 37 1 .89
College Y. M. C. A. 267.361
Colored men Y. M. C. A. 267.365
Colors, use of literary methods 029.1
* Columbia co., Pa. history 974.838
Commercial agencies credit 332.7
travelers Y. M. C. A. 267.363
' Comparison, signs of, Eng. etymol. 422.6
inflection 425.16
Condensed milk 637
Condiments chemical technology 664.5
Confidence practices 174.6
Conservatories 7^6.3
Conventions political parties 329
Cooperation literary methods
' Coos CO., N. H. history
Copy and proof literary methods
Cordage manufacture
Correspondence shorthand
Court reporting "
* Crawford co.. Pa. history
Cross shorthand
Cruisers naval engineering
' Cumberland co.. Me. history
N.J.
« Pa.
Customs of primitive man
Dairy products adulterations
* Dauphin co.. Pa. history
Days of weeks, names
Debt local government
Debts, state and national
* Delaware co.. Pa, history
Desks office equipment
Detached vowels shorthand
Determination of rock minerals
Dettmann shorthand
Diseases of plants agriculture
Divine law
Duploye shorthand
* East New Jersey, U.S. history
Eggs poultry
Eight-hour law
Electoral commission suffrage
frauds
Electric storms
Electricity, accidents from
Elevated railroad city transit
* Elizabeth, N. J. history
» Elk CO., Pa.
Emery wheels
Em|)loyment agencies,laboring classes 331 .86
Topics iu black face type are sub-divided. Siiiterior fiipures refer to the tables at tlie
end of tliin Index.
* Carroll co., N. H. history
Caterer domestic economy
Cemeteries public health
' Centre CO., Pa. history
Chaldean religion
Champagne chem. tech.
' Champlain, lake history
* Charts of special topic see subject
Cheers, college
Chemistry, physiological zoology
'Cheshire co., N. II. history
'Chester co., Pa. "
' Chittenden co., Vt. '*
Chlorosis diseases
Christian science
unions, young men's
Church attendance
* Slavonic language
unity
Cicero orations
philosophical works
rhetorical works
chem. technology
money
* Clarion co., Pa. history
' Clearfield co.. Pa. history
« Clinton co., " "
Clippings literary methods
Close vs. broad classification
Cider
Circulation
974.24
641
6x4.61
974.853
299.22
663.2
974-754
371.89
591.19
974.29
974.813
974.31
616.15
615.851
267.233
264
491.81
280
875.2
875.4
875.3
663.1
974869
974.861
974.854
0293
025.4
<i
li
<•
029.1
974.21
029.6
677
653.042
653.046
974.897
653.36
623.8
964.19
974.994
974.S43
571
614.32
974.818
529.2
352.1
336.4-9
974.814
651
653.01
552.81
653.34
632
23».7
653.38
974.91
636.5
324.73
324
538.7
614.836
3S8
974.937
974.865
621.92
(588)
INDEX SUPPLEMENT
Employment agencies, Y. M. C. A. 267.35
^Epistles Kng, literature
Epitaphs monuments
3 Epithets Eng. language
* Erie co., Pa. history
' Essex CO., N. J.
» Vt.
Estates of the realm
If
((
8a6
718
426.8
974.899
974-93 «
974.32
328
^ Etymology inflection, Eng. lang. 425.1
Everett shorthand
Exact reference literary methods
Exchange, bills of money
Experiments physics
Explosions, history of
Export duties, U. S. tariff
Exports free trade
Extension, university
Factory inspection polit. econ.
Failures, trade
' Fairfield co., Ct. history
Farming profits political economy
Faro amusements
ethics
Fat disease
* Fayette co.. Pa. history
Fees
Ferneries
Figs
Files
Flagellation
agriculture
literary methods
mechanical eng.
office equipment
religious asceticism
Floods, protection against
Fonoscribing shorthand
Forest co., Pa. history
Franklin co., Me.
Pa.
Vt.
Fulton CO., Pa.
Furniture office equipment
Gabelsberger shorthand
Gardens, public
Gas fuel
General secretary, Y. M. C. A.
Genius, hereditary
* George, lake, N. Y. history
«
ii
(«
«
653-72
029.1
332.5
5307
614.83
336.26
337
378.13
331.82
332.7
974.69
338.1
795
'75-5
616.39
974.884
331-2
716.5
634
029.3
62 1 .92
651
248
627.4
653.2
974.868
974.17
974.844
974.31
974.872
651
65333
711
662.6
267.341
^3^3
974.751
Girls
religious societies 267.8
' Gloucester co., N. J. history
Golf amusements
Golden Fleece knights
Qovemment, church
Grade crossing, railroad
' Grafton co., N. H. history
Graham shorthand
* Grand Isle co., Vt. history
Gravitation theories
Topics in black face type
974.981
796
929.715
262
625.1
97423
653-52 •
974.31
Grease
Buildings
Juvenile
chemical technology 665.2
Greek calendar
Green Mts., Vt. description
Green-sickness
' Greene co., Pa. history
* Guinea, New "
Gurney shorthand
Gymnasiums, Y. M. C. A.
Gypsies biography
' Hancock co., Me. history
Handkerchief customs
Harding shorthand
' Hartford city, Ct. history
« CO., " "
Haven shorthand
Hay agriculture
* Hebrides, New history
' Hillsborough co., N. H.
* Hoboken, N. J.
Holy Ghost, knights of
Homage feudalism
Home rule Irish history
political parties
Homes, soldiers' institutions
working girls' "
laboring
classes
i(
u
n
Horticulture
Hose
Hospitallers
529.3
917.43
616.15
974.883
995
653.32
267.327
397
974.14
391.6
653.35
974.63
974.62
653.56
633
993-4
974.28
974.928
929.716
321.3
941.58
329.942
362.8
362.8
331.83
fruits and vegetables 630.6
fire engines
knights
' Hudson CO., N. J. history
' Hunterdon co., N. J. "
* Huntingdon co., Pa. "
Ices domestic economy
Imports, duty on
Inaugurations, ceremonies
' Indiana co.. Pa. history
Indians, American biography
V. M. C. A.
' Indies, East, Dutch history
Inebriety diseases
Infants, food for nursery
Inland seas physical geopraphy
Instruction education
Interoceanic canals sociology
Interstate commerce commission
Inundations, protection eng.
Irish home rule history
Italian art galleries
Ivy gardening
* Jefferson co., Pa. history
^ Jersey City, N. J.
Jerusalem, St John of knights
Jones shorthand
' Juniata co., Pa. history
Juvenile books reading and aids
614.846
929.711
974.926
974.971
974.873
642
337
394.4
974.889
970.2
267.366
991
616.861
649
551.48
370
386
385
627.4
941.58
708.5
716.1
974.862
974.927
929.711
653.43
974.847
028.5
53'-5>
are tab-divided. Superior flgruret refer to the tablet at the
end of this index.
(589)
Kempis
Reform
INDEX SUPPLEMENT
history
<(
(i
(I
Kempis, Thomas k
'Kennebec co., Me.
' Kent CO., R. I.
King's daughters
Knights Hospitallers
of Rhodes
of St. John
' Knox CO., Me. history
Laboratories, biological
' Lackawanna co.. Pa. history
'Lake Champlain,N.Y.
'Lancaster co.. Pa.
Landed gentry Knglish heraldry
Latin hymns hymnology
literature
Law and miracles theology
Sunday
'I^wrence co., Pa.
* Laws of language
Leaves, shapes of
'Lebanon co., Pa.
Legal education
Legislative reporting, shorthand
' Lehigh co., Pa. history
' Lemoille co., Vt. "
Lemons agriculture
■ I-,ctters on special topics see subject
history
242.1
474.16
974-54
267.433
929.7 1 1
929.7 1 1
929.7 1 1
974.15
5907
974.836
974.754
974.815
929.725
245.7
879.1
231.7
263.8
974.893
Eng. etymology 422. i
botany
historv
581.4
974.819
340.7
653.046
974.827
974.33
634
Librarian Y. M. C. A.
Library Y. M. C. A.
rooms "
Life, elixir of alchemy
' Lincoln co.. Me. history
IJndsley's Takigrafy shorthand
Linings, masonry mining
watertight
' Litchfield co., Ct. history
Literature, immoral ethics
lib. econ.
Lives of gypsies
Amer. Indians
slaves
Living, cost of
Local option
Logical machines
Longley shorthand
Lower Silurian group geology
'Luzerne co.. Pa. historv
267.342
267.3532
267.325
540.1
974. 1 5
653.71
622.28
622.56
974.61
176.8
025.2
397
970.2
326.92
640
178.4
164
65363
551731
974.832
974.851
I
I
'Lycoming CO., Pa. *'
Machine guns military engineering 623.4 '
'McKean co., Pa. history 974.863 '
Magazine guns see Rifles 1
Managers of Y. M. C. A. 267.333
Maj) cases library admin. 025.8
Marsh shorthand 653.54
* Maxims on >pccial topics see subject
Meat supply doniesiic economy 643
Topics ill bIaol< face type are Bub-divideci.
end of tliitt Index.
(590)
Meat supply production
338.1
Mechanical training
607
in schools
371.42
Medical testimony
614.23
Medieval science
502
Meekness ethics
'79-9
' Mercer co.. Pa. history
974.895
' N. J.
974.965
Mermaids folk-lore
398.4
' Merrimac co., N. H, history
974-27
Messenger service
385
Methods in special topics see subject
Mica economic geology
553.9
' Middlesex co., Ct. history
974.66
' N. J. "
974.941
' Mifflin CO., Pa.
974.846
Milk, condensed
637
Mites zoology
595.4
Models art study
707
^Modern Persian languages
49155
' Monmouth co., N. J. history
974.946
' Monroe co.. Pa. "
974.825
' Montgomery co.. Pa. "
974.812
Months, names of
529.2
' Montour co., Pa. **
974.839
Monuments antiquities
913
' Moods, signs of English etymology 422.8
^ syntax " language
425.8
' Moresnet history
949.3
Morganatic marriage ethics
^IZ'^
customs
392.6
' Morris co., N. J. history
974.974
Movement cure
615.82
Mowers agriculture
633
Mud architecture
693.22
Mule domestic animals
636.1
Municipal law
340
Munson shorthand
653.62
Mu.skets see Rifles
Mutual insurance political econ.
334.3
Names of davs of week
529.2
months
529.2
Napkins customs
394.1
Nasmith societies
267.232
Navarre history
946.5
Near sightedness medicine
617.75
schools
371.72
Negroes Y. M. C. A.
267.365
Neighborhood guilds social clubs 367
' Newark, X. J. history 974.932
* New Brunswick, N.J. " 974.942
* New Haven co., Ct. " 974-67
' city, Ct. " 974.68
* New London co., Ct. " 974.65
New year customs 394
New York, Univ. of the State of 379-747
Superior flg^uret refer to tJie tables at X\km
INDEX SUPPLEMENT
Kempis
Reform
ti
i(
974.56
974.57
653-044
978.4
974.822
974.831
029.4
653.041
' Newport co., R. I. history
* Newport city, R. I. **
Newspaper work shorthand
* North Dakota, U. S. history
* Northampton co., Pa.
* Northumberland co., Pa.
Notebooks literary methods
Notes, personal shorthand
Numbering of pages book-making 655.27
'Number, signs of Eng. etymology 422.5
Nursery food hygiene 613.22
Nurses, training of 610.73
Observatories, meteorological 55''5
' Ocean co., N. J. history 974.948
mails 383
Odell shorthand 653.35
Office equipment and methods 651
Official reporting shorthand 653.046
Oil, vegetable chemical technology 665.3
Olives agriculture 634
* Orange, N. J. history 974*933
associations political soc. 363
* Orange co., Vt. history 974*36
Oranges agriculture 634
* Orleans co., Vt. history 974*32
Ostrich zoology 59^.5
farms agriculture 636.9
Out-door relief charity 361
pauperism 339
' Oxford CO., Me. history 974*17
Pages, numbering of 655.27
Pamphlet cases 025.8
Panoramas amusements 791
painting 750
' Papers on special topics, see subjects
Parcel post post office
* Passaic co., N. J. history
Patent indexes literary methods
* Paterson, N. J. history
* Pawtucket, R. I.
' Penobscot co.. Me.
Pens writing
People's palace self-education
Pernin-Duploy^ shorthand
*i'erry co., Pa. history
Personal appearance costumes
ethics
' pronouns Eng. etymology 422.7
Pew rents clerical support 254
Phullicism 291
* Philadelphia CO., Pa. history 974.811
Phylloxera agriculture 632
I'hys'l cult, rooms, Y. M. C. A. bldgs. 267.327
department ** 267.356
director *' 267.343
Physiological chemistry zoology 591*19
651
974.824
974.12
683
653*5-
653.61
974.886
329
653*01
53'*5i
974*855
646
425*9
394
(«
(t
383
974*923
029.5
974.924
974.53
974.13
652
374*9
653.38
974*845
39Z
177*4
Pigeon holes office equipment
* Pike CO., Pa. history
* Piscataquis co., Me. '*
Pistols manufacture
Pitman, Benn shorthand
Izaac "
* Pittsburgh, Pa. history
Political conventions
Position shorthand
' Possessive pronouns Eng. etymol. 422.7
' syntax 425.7
Postal savings banks 332.2
Potentials law of attraction
' Potter CO., Pa. history
Powder toilet
Prepositions Eng. syntax
Presents, Christmas customs
President, inauguration, ceremonies 394.4
veto power 353*03
Press clippings 029.3
agencies 029.3
writing for, literary methods 029.6
Primaries suffrage 324
Prime meridian cosmic time 529.77
geog. coordinates 525.46
' Princeton, N. J. history
Printers' marks
Professor's salaries education
Profits capital and labor
Proof an copy lit. methods
Property, church
Prostration, nervous
' Providence city, R. I. history
» CO., " "
Psychical research mind and body 1 30
Public baths 613.47
documents print'g & distb'n 655.59
library classed catalogs 01 7.1
019.1
398*4
371*25
371*35
974*967
655.1
371.16
029.6
254
616.843
974*52
974*51
<(
diction*y
Pygmies folk-lore
Questioning, art of education
Questions, books of "
Quicksilver see Mercury
* Rah way, N. J. history 974.938
Railroad, electric 621.33
men Y. M. C. A. 267.362
Ram, hydraulic engineering 621.27
Ranch, cattle 636.2
Range domestic economy 641
' Raritan, N. J. history 974*972
^ Readers selections Eng. lang. 428.7
Reading desks office equipment 651
rooms Y. M. C. A. 267.3533
Reapers agriculture 633
Reference, exact literary methods 029. i
Reform, spelling English language 421.4
Topics ill black face type are tab^diTlded. Superior flgruret refer to the taUlet at the
end of this index*
(590
Refrigerators
Young
Refrigerators domestic economy
Refuge, houses of
Regulators see special subject
Re-incarnation
' Relative pronouns Eng. etymol.
5 ** syntax
Religion, comparative
Religious associations
" Renard the fox " Dutch satire
Rents, pew clerical support
* Representation
minority
university
Restaurants
Revised version Eng. Bible
New Test.
Old "
" Reynard the fox " Dutch satire
Rhodes, knights of
* Rhyming dictionaries Eng. lang.
' Rockingham co., N. H. history
Roland legends
INDEX SUPPLEMENT
643
364
129.4
422.7
425.7
290
267
839-371
254
324.2
324.2
324.2
643
220.52
225.52
221.52
839-371
929.711
426.6
974.26
398.2
chanson de French poetry 841. 11
Rotifera zoology
Rubies economic geology
Running sports
hygiene
' Rutland co., Vt. history
^Sagadahoc co., Me. "
St John of Jerusalem, knights of
* Salem city, N. J. history
» CO., "
Salvation army
Sarcophagi burial customs
Scene painting painting
theater
School Y. M. C. A.
Science, applied
political
sanitary
Scott-Urown shorthand
Scovil
' Schuylkill co.. Pa. history
' Scranton, Pa. "
Seal iishing
Seaside resorts hygiene
Seating capacity architecture
Secret ballot suffrage
■ Seminaries for special topics see subject
' Sentences, conditional, etc. Eng. syn. 425.4
Servants law 347-6
Sewage, disposal of 628.3
Shading siiorthand 653.01
Shop girls labor of women 33^-4
Signatures printing ^55-27
Sizes, standard literary methods 029.1
595-1
553-8
796
613-7
974-37
974.18
929.711
974.992
974.991
267.15
393-1
750
792
267.361
600
320
6a8
65353
653-37
974.817
974-837
639
613.12
729.2
324
Sloan shorthand
Slojd education
Slugs zoology
* Snyder co., Pa history
Social customs and manners
Society of Christ, endeavor
Soils chemical analysis
Soldiers' homes institutions
orphan schools
* Somerset co.. Me. history
* N. J.
' Pa.
Sound physics
* South Dakota, U. S. history
Speed shorthand
Spring tails insects
Squares, tables of
Squaring the circle geometry
Standard sizes literary methods
Star catalogs
State Capitols architecture
Statistics see special subjects
Steeples architecture
Stolze shorthand
Storms, electric
' Strafford co., N. II. history
Streets, trees in sanitary engineer'g 628748
653-38
371-42
594.3
974.849
394
267.613
543-7
362.8
362.7
974.12
974.944
974.879
534
978.3
653.03
595-71
510.8
513-21
029.1
52389
725-11
729-35
65334
538.7
9¥^S
'-•7:-
651
654.4
386
974.27
974.859
621.47
974.834
974.976
33'.8
Study furniture
Subterranean telegraph
Suez canal sociology
* Sullivan co., N. H. history
» Pa.
Sun motors engineering
' Susquehanna co.. Pa. history
* Sussex CO., N. J. **
Sweating system laboring classes
Swindling confidence practices 174.6
Syriac text lUble 220.43
* Systems manuals see subject
Tables, mathematical
tide
Talismans
Taverns
Taxes, exemption from
Taylor shorthand
' Tense signs Eng. etymology
* Tenses " syntax
Teutonic knights
^ Text b'ks for writ'g verse Eng. prosody 426.8
Thomas k Kempis 242.1
Thornton shorthand 653.55
* Tioga CO., Pa. history 974.856
Tobacco manufacture 679
* Tolland co., Ct. history 974*64
Toys amusements 793
^ Training in special topics see subject
Topics In black face typo are sub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the
end of thi«i index.
(592)
510.8
525-69
"33-4
640
336.29
653-35
422.8
425.8
929.713
INDEX SUPPLEMENT
Refrigerators
Young
■ Treatises on special topics see subject
Trees forestry 634.9
* Trenton, N. J. history 974.966
Trusts monopolies 338.8
* Union co., N J. history 974*936
' Pa. " 974.848
University extension 378-13
University of the State of New York 379.747
^ Use of words Eng. philology 428.3
* Utility of special subjects see subject
* Venango co., Pa. history
974.896
* Verbal infection
425.18
Verbatim rcp<jrting shorthand
653.046
' Verse, text books for writing
426.8
'Virginia, West U. S. history
975-4
Visitations English heraldry
929.726
' Voice signs Eng. etymology
422.8
Voodooism
133-4
Voting machines suffrage
324
' Waldo CO., Me. history
974.15
Walking matches amusements
796
Wall papers decoration
745
manufacture
676
paper hanging
698.6
' Warren co.. Pa. history
974.867
» N.J. "
974.978
* Washington co., Mc. history
974.14
» Pa. "
974.882
« K. I. ««
974.59
» Vt. "
974-34
Water filters hygiene
613-35
glass chem. tech.
666.1
preservative
691. 1
" pub. health
614.841
Waters, mineral, artificial
663.6
* Wayne co.. Pa. history
974.823
Week, names of days of
529.2
* Westmoreland co.. Pa. history
974.881
'West New Jersey. U.S. "
974.95
Whiskey tax
336.27
White ants insects
595-73
' White Mts., N. 11. history
974.22
Wigs customs
39^-5
'Wilkes-Harre, Pa. history
974.833
Williams shorthand
653.44
«
<(
Wills genealogy
* Windham co., Ct. history
« Vt.
' Wmdsor co., "
Wire manufacture
Women's Christian associations
religious societies
^ Words, arrangement of, Eng. philol.
Wood working manufactures
Writing for the press lit. methods
materials
* Wyoming co.. Pa. history
* York CO., Me.
» Pa.
Young, reading of
Young Men's Christian Assoc'n
Y. M. C. A. buildings
committees, standing
special
conferences
departments
extension
field and limits
general secretary
history
institutes
librarian
local work by depts.
managers
membership
objects
officers, salaried
train'g
unsalaried
organization
periodicals
physical director
reports
training officers
work am'g sp'lclas's
Young men's Christian unions
Young people's religious societies
soc. of Chr. endeavor
Young Women's Christian Ass'n
9293
974.64
974-59
974.36
672
267.433
267.4
425.3
674
029.6
652
974.835
974.19
974.841
028.5
267.3
267.32
267.334
267.35
267.349
267.35
267.31
267.31
267.341
267.39
267.348
267.342
267.35
267.333
367-335
267.31
267.34
267.345
267.333
267.33
267.39
267.343
267.39
267.345
267.36
267.233
267.6
267.613
267.5
Topics In black face type are unb-dlvlded. Superior fifcnres refer t4> the tables at the
end of this index.
(593)
Live Music Archive
Librivox Free Audio
Metropolitan Museum
Cleveland Museum of Art
Internet Arcade
Console Living Room
Books to Borrow
Open Library
TV News
Understanding 9/11